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JlGg BIILEy bl[E \
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Jack BaHey. who 1sEt Seward ass 1au for the Lake Clark -ev50n- -su--- ed t0 town a lev dEys aEo- a-sE spending the entire Eir-e- h ehs E5z- trict. trapping and buying 1u-s q. zs a wonderful country down shs-e. he stated yesterday and to 1hose w'h0 would like to obtain information ssou- il he will be glad to furnish them w5th his views N-- Banar was employed last summer as chef a- Fishers CaEe but expects 10 enre- the emr5oyue1c Of the Seward Grill sh0-rlv. Among the fur novelties brought bac& ey hin were some splendid specimens of uR- tives' needlecrafl- Nsn- ot these ar ticles are being seu- 10 his relatives as gifts Nr Bailey tho s c0mps-z- lively newcomer fn the Territory. 5s already one ot its staundhest boosters and he looks forward 10 remaining lr this region permaneutlE- aT-'s a F-est country for young fellows, hs con cluded.
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SURPRISE PARTY LAST
 MITE F0R MRs. BARNETT

A delightful party was held last night-a combination surprise and farewell party-to Mrs Guy D Barn cit, wife Of the supt. of the local schools. The affair came as a com plete surprise to Mrs Barnett follow ing the indoor baseball game at the s. A c. hall. She was presented with an oil reproduction of one of Sidney Lawrence's famous Alaska paintings, also with a beautiful ivory letter op- ener. A large variety of eatables were brought to the hall by members of the organization and with music supplied fro ma victrola, wonderful ly fine time was enjoyed by the many present.
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THE SoURDoU6H

You've heard of the Alaska Pioneer You've heard of the Yukon rush, You've heard Of the moose and rein
 deer, Yes, you've heard Of the dog-team
 mush. 'Tis true there is gold in Alaska, But who's going to strike that vein? To the pioneer I will ask you, Would you make that trip again. You have wandered over mountains, You have travelled day and night, Just another day of mushing And the gold will be in sight. You stop, sink a shaft, You know the gold Is there, But while you're working ac your
 craft, Comes a color in your hair Still you dig and dig and dig, You see there is no gold, You look into the mirror, You find you're growing old They have STRUCK TT-YES. THEY'VE STRUCK IT. Over wonder in Cassiar, Shall we grab a pan and buck ft? Or do you think it is too fa-e It is not far 10 bedrock And the weather sure is fine. Just think of half a million In only six months time. At last we have arrived at Cassiar. Yes, the ground it sure looks good. Now please remember where you are. The next thing must be food Shall we take another chance, Tom, Or shall we go back home9 Lets take a trip Outside. Tom. Go back to our dear old home, Lets try once more For the yelolw ore, And if we do succeed, We'll take to the Outside as ne'ar be
 fore, Wen show them lots Of speed. But it wasn't there, To their great despair. Still they wandered to and fro, And the last that I remembered. They remained a Sourd0ugh-
 ALBION H. LANE.
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CHICAGO, (P,- The gauntlet thru which Martin J. Nurkin, Chicago's sheik bandit, twiosSsh0t his way led him to the court room 10 face the first of two murder charges and 10 con front as possible witnesses against him, three former sweethearts.
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Southern Baptists throw the cloak of gloom over the bathing queen and the beauty prize winner, but since when has loveliness been sin? We are getting so nowadays that fl any thing gives pleasure we pass a law against it and make it a crime.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
Pacific Coss< @ezuue

Pacific C0ss- Lespus Seattle ,. Sacramento Frisco q. Oakland 2 Los Angeles {. N5sisons 8 NO other games
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DALLAS, P)- Five masked rob bers locked eleven officials and par rons of the Jefferson Bank and Trusc Company in the vault, scooped ID be tween s15.OOO and S2O.OO0 in currancv and fled in an automobile under a hail of bullets.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
kClh0 n LII - ~ - 4 N ~ =

Motto" is hereby given, that that
certain mortgage executed and de-
Iivered by a. II. Stratton Il Hettie
Stratton. his wife: and r. N. Earn
u Jane carp, his WIFE, mortgagors,
to Farmers State Bank, REGAIN
North Dakota. mortgage. dated the
ath day of October A. u. nineteen
hundred and twenty and filed for
Of deeds Of the county of EurIeiyh.
and state Of North Dakota. on a."
10th day Of October a. u. 1920, and
recorded In book l62 Of mortgages.
~ page 374 and assigned by said
mortgagcc by an Instrument In
writing tc r. 6. Remington. his.
marck. North Dakota. dated the eth
day OF April \. -. 1926, and filed
for record in said office Of tho
register Of deeds on the 26th day Of
May l9.6, and recorded IL Book rs
OF mortgages. OH page 3oi, viii he
iiorccl"scd by "A sale Of the premises
IN such mortgage and hereinafter
described. at the front door Of the
court house in the city OF Bis
marrk, In the county Of HurleiEh..
hour Of 2 o'clock y. m. on the 5th
day Of November, 1925, To sa tisfy
the amount due upon said mortgage
on the day Of sale.
The premises described In said
mortrag" and which will he sold
to satisfy the same. are those Ger
tain premises situated In the col,n-
~ of I;urlciSh. and state Il. North
Dakota. and described as follows.
tn-wit: Lot Three CD and Int
Four t4D in Block Eleven. ulp In
the plated portion of the village
of Eesan, and according. to the, plat, i.
thereof on file and rf ,rccal,I in Tic.
OFFICE or the register Of deeds ~
said county. There will be due ON
such mortgage at the date or sala
the sum Of four thousand six hum
drcd twenty three and S8/fO0 dot
lars. besides the costs and disburse-
mrnts of sucl, foreclosure as proyi-
dcd and allowed ~ law.
l.. {. REMINGTON.
Assignee Of the mort
gage. bismarck. " D.
Given this 14th day OF Sept. 1929.
4. II. HELGESON.
Attorney for the assignee
of the mortgage.
Residence, office and post
office address, Regam,
North Dakota.
Date Of first publication. Seat. Is.
G/15-22- 23--lO /C-13-:O.)
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GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
- - u sss-s
Spectators For the Advance
Manage to Maintain Con.
troll of Market Today

New York. Sept. l5--tN-Specula.
tors for tho advance Encountered stiff
Ter resistance in their operations in
today's sock market, but they main
tanned control of the price movement
uring Q greater part of the, session.
A record breaking ear loadings re-
port, optimistic weekly steel trade re-
views, indications Of q falling off in
crude production and the usual crop
Of dividend and merger rumors help
ed to create hullish enthusiasm.
Pools were again active In num-
Der Of specialties but they had to
work to attract public following.
A number Of Issues were elevated to
new high levels for the year including
Cudahy Packing. Howe Sound, But
tcrick, Locws, White Sewing Machine,
international Business Machines and
several Of the tobacco issues.
General Motors and Mack Trucks
were again taken in large blocks at
advancing prices, the former touch-
ing 152, or nearly II points above the
low price of Monday when the SO per
cent stock dividend was deducted
from the selling price. Other motors
were mixed.
Revival Of activity and strength in
bNSusWuSNn SkNNA W0S UNNVUtP0sslCV w
rumors Of a possible resumption Of
dividends in the near future. Copper
shares also registered Improvement
under the leadership of American
Smelling. A three point gain in At
lantic Refining was one of the fea-
lures Of the oil group.
The outstanding development in the
rail list was the brisk demand for
"Nickcl Plate" common which
scared seven points to new record
high at l89h. This move was con-
strucd as u forecast Of some favor
able development in the Van Swer-
ingen merger plan.
The closing was heavy. Active sell
ing Of pivotal industrials. particular
" United States Steel and General
Motors, which sold about three points
under their early highs. undermined
the market in the final hour. Exten-
sivc realizing also developed in rail-
road, public utility and amusement
shares. Warner Pictures "A" broke
five points. Total sales Appropriated
1,7OO,OOO shares.
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CHAPTER xLvIlI

"Of course. that's how it came
about. 1 found ] was making coolies
Of money in my financial deals. So
that gave Sam Anderson free scope
to do what he chose over on this
side Of the bridge. While over in the
artist settlement, the decent prices
got for my pictures and the fact
that Myra had money. kept things
going in the bungalow"
And them" Truths voice was ac-
cusing now.
"And them" Heath looked about
him. "and thcn-why, then that
kc-in-thc grass. Larry lnman.
came into my home and broke it
up"
Don't blame him. You had ceased
to love your wife before he came"
"A lot you know about it. Whip
|per-snapper that you are! He came
between us, my wife turned her af-
fections to him, and thought I'D
just drop out and let them have each
other. Aud then--and then, he killed
hc,v"
mo. that won't do. Heath" Mott
put in. we've got your written con-
fession. You killed your wife. Why
did you do it,"
Because she would have that aw-
full bunch Of old glass about. !
couldn't stand for 1t, and So"
TRY again. Heath" Truitt said.
why did you kill herr"
Because she knew my secret" he
blurted out. because just as i
planned to disappear and make it
seem like u suicide, leaving her to
her Larry, she told me she knew all
about my Sam Anderson role! Just
as ] had everything finished that
had taken years to accomplish. all
ready for flight and Il calm. happy
life Of my own here, just then she
up and tells me she knows it ALL l
was beside myself with rage and dis
| appointment. | saw. red, suppose,
and that COMPOUNDED bottle stood
! there. and half dementcd I took it
M aud let fly at her. I didn't mean
to kill her. | didn't mean anything
! just hit out in despair"
And then you used the makeup
on her"
Yes. | did. As I say, wasn't
quite myself, | was II little confused.
and somehow it seemed to me she
wasn't really dead, --couldn't be real
ly dead.
And Bunny's vanity case was
| right there. and was fairly OBJ
scssed to see how she'd look with a
little color in her cheeks. 1t i'm
proved her so, went on. fascinated
with the results. l worked like an
artist. as If were doing lovely
lpicturc,L-I felt like that. Then, as
a final touch l drapcd the scarf and
added the red beads, and she was a
picture! Oh. Myra! II you had
looked like that in life, | should have
adored you"
Have you no shame? No regret !?
No penitence?"
Heath looked scornfully ut Truitt,
who had spoken out Of the fullness
Of his heart.
You are not my Father Confess
sor You have tracked me down, but
IL am not confcssing to you.
planned it so wonderfully. Over
here, ] have discreet servants, train
ed to the point Of perfection. l
could come and go as l chose, even
changing my facial effects en- route,
II ! pleased. And now"
"Then it was you whom the SER
wants saw leaving the Heath house
that night
Eyes, Of course. I came straigh:
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over here, let myself in, and went to
bed, and got up in the morning as
Anderson. My servants here are
never surprised at my unexpected
appearance"
"And that night. on your porch"
Cunningham unused. you came to
see me as Heath, and later turned up
AS Anderson"
Certainly. Don't bore me with
reminiscent details. tell you the
whole game was easy, until" he
laughed. until they wanted to put
US both up for candidates for the
election. | could manage lots Of it.
but | couldn't run against myself.
That's what made me conclude to
bring the thing to climax, though
| didn't plan for the climax that
took place."
"That'll do. now" Mott said, heav-
lily. His brain was whirling with this
unaccustomed burden Of thought.
"You come along and tell the rest
of those "reminiscences to yourself in
cell.'
He went to the door and whistled,
and unrcsisting, Heath was taken
away to his doom, his fate, which he
had brought upon himself. M
However did you do it, Steve ?"
Bunny asked for the twentieth time.
"Oh, it was just luck. When l.,
heard the man reappeared 50 often,
! felt sure he was hiding near by.
Then. as ! couldn't dope out. a-kfd-~
ing place, ] was forced to the con-
clusion that he was hiding in sore
other mans skin. I prepared for a
long search. for was sure TINT was
the solution. To start with /. went
over and searched mot only the
Heath house, but especially HeStk's
rooms for personal datT Of Mis- habits.
! got that man and his ways down
pretty fine
"Thcn the luck was. that when 1
went over to Anderson's that night.
blest Il he didn't have just that same
punctilious tidincss, that extra de-
gree Of neatness, that wouldn't let
flcck of ash get on the floor, or n
speck Of anything anywhere. Most
unusual for a man. And, Andcrsor's
array Of pipe cleaners was almost
identical with Heath's."
But how did you know he would
come over to Heath's that night"
THAT was IA long shot But I had
my suspicious reused even then.
And when Anderson quoted that line.
For each man kills the thing he
loves | gave him u look which he
caught. That line is from Oscar
Wilde's Ballad of Reading Gaol,'
and figured that if that book was
in evidence ut Hcath's il would be
a point and also, and more inn
portant, il he had caught on to my
gaze ut him, and 1 thought he had.
he'd very likely come over himself
and take it away. And, as the man
said, also which he donc!"
Then he put that awful card up
and lighted the candles and every.
thing" said Bunny. musingly. "Oh.
how could ever think cared for
him."
HE was not quite himself, +
think" said Truitt, charitably,
when he set up the card and ali
that. And rs for your momcntary
infatuation, my dear, If were you,
I'd forget il, and transfer my affcc-
tions to certain youth wot Of.
Now you are off with the old love,
can't you be on with the new"
Il can try" said Bunny, smiling.
and Tod whispered. "come along out
on the porch. by ourselves, and I'll
give you u few lessons"
THE END.
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET
CLOSES LOWER TODAY

Minneapolis, Sept. l5--LP)-Whcat
futures had late rally from early
weakness today, but finished l@1H
cents lower for the day.
Winnipeg strength late in the SEES
sion dragged American markets out
Of bear run.
Quiet overnight export trade, hcdg-
ing pressure, only moderate strength
in cables and the elimination Of
shorts yesterday, resulted in an early
break. Outside markets were stead
Ter than Minneapolis at the start, but
soon turned weak. Minneapolis flu
lures broke Ia cents under yestcr-
days finish.
Mol hard spring was ; to Is cents
over September; No. l dark northern
2 to IA cents over and No. | northern
to Ia cents over. Winter wheat was
in light supply and demand good.
S Corn offerings were moderate but
demand was quiet and basis was easy
to one cent lower.
Oats were in light supply and de-
mand good, for better than average
quality.
Rye was in fair to good demand.
Barley avs firm.
Flaxsecd offerings were moderate
and demand good.
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STATEMENT ron PURLlCATION
DRlSlNLl TON NNHlR

Published in accordance with pro-
visions Of Section Is Of Chapter 1873.
Laws OF 1923. requiring all treasur-
ers between the fist and tenth day
Of the months Of January. May and
September in each year to publish
once in some newspaper In the
county. the names of depositOrs.
amsint of money on deposit and
the amount of bond furnished by
such depository.
Name Of Bank or Depositry :.
........ Bank of North Dakota
Amount Of Deposit $500. Sass. Is
Description of Deposit =. Checking
Name Ct Bank or Depository -.
Farmers L. Merchants. Drisc0ll,
(ClosedD
Amount Of Deposit .$l.9l5.lO
Description of Deposit 49,. Checking
Rec. Certificates.
Amt. of Dep. Bond Given by Bank
10000. $sswVv
Char. Of Bond ........... Personal
Sinking Fund with County Treasur-
CIR.
Rate OF Interest:
!. K. ( Eraland, treasurer Or
Custodian Of the public funds Of
Driscoll Township. Burleigh County.
Driscoll. North Dakota. do solcmnly
swear that the above report is cor
rect to the best of my knowledge.
information and belief. as OF this
10th day Of Sept, 1926.
X. A. ERSLAND.
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SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Sept. 15--(U. S. D.
Of A.)-Cattle 5000; run largely ma
tive including few loads dry fed
yearlin9s: steady to strong; one load
early 1926; with sort at 900: &c
head $50 pound steers 9.75; a load or
two horned Dakotas held around 8.75;
bulk fat steers 5.75@6.75; most she
stock 4.25@6.25; all cutters 3.25M
400: bulls steady considering better
quality; bulk 4.75@5.25; feeders and
stockcrs slow, steady.
Calves $500; vcalcrs held around
50 cents higher; bulk good lights
1850.
Hogs $500: light hogs mostly Is
cents lower than Tuesday; early top
1875; very few butchers here; few
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Sept. l5--(U. S. D of A.
-tH0gs $4,000; uneven, active; light
hogs and medium weight butchers %
TO SO cents lower than best prices
yesterday; lightweights showing
most down turns; heavy butchers
heavy; packing sows mostly strong to
Is cents higher; market showing inn
provement; top 1850 paid for $50 to
200 pound weight selected 100 to 2lO
pound offerings held higher; bulk
$40 to go pound butchers 1860
1915; most desirable $50 to 325
pound weight lo.OO@l2.75, bulk de-
sirable packing sows 1880 ll.5O;
few heavy sows below 1915; strong
weight slaughter pigs upward to
1900; heavyweight ll.75 to 1925;
medium weight l2.75@l3.5O; light
weights 12.60@l3.5O; light lights
12.5O@l3.25; packing sOws 9.75@
11.S5; slaughter pigs 1i.75@l3.OO.
Cattle 10000; all interests scram-
bling for yearlings and better grades
heavies; all fed steers Is to Is cents
higher; 1900 paid for yearlings; lib
ter feeling in she stock; bulls very
l3.OO@l4.0O.
Sheep 23,OO0; slow. fat lambs
steady to weak: few sales look lower;
no westerns sold; top natives to city
butchers l4.35; eayly bulk to packers
13.75@l4.O0; few loads held above
outside bulk price; culls about steady
ut lO.O0@l1.OO: strong; early bulk
tat ewes G.00@7.OO; feeding lambs in
dications weak to rs cents lower than
Tuesdays late decline; late Tuesday
feeding lambs sales so to Is cents
lower than Monday; choice light feed
ing lambs 14.25 down; only partial
clearance effected; Tuesdays top
fat western lambs 14.90.
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SUMMONS

state of North Dakota,
Fourth Judicial District
Arthur NJ. Nelson, ~
S. 8. Searle, Morlts Pollock.
and all persons unknown
terest in or lien or encum-
brance upon the property de-
scribed In the complaint.
Defendants.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
FF IS TnS A6ovE NAMED DE-
You and each Of you are hereby
summoned to answer the complaint
Of the plaintiff herein, which COM
plant will be filed in the office OF
the Clerk OF the District Court OF
Burleigh County. North Dakota. and
to serve a copy OF your answer upon
the undersigned within thirty days
after the service OF this Summ0ns
upon you, exclusive Of the DAY OF
failure to appear or answer, the
plaintiff will take judgment against
you by default for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated this goth day OF August
SCOTT CAMERON and HAROLD
u. SHAFT. Attorneys for Plain
tiff.
Office and Post office Address:
Bismarck. North Dakota.
Notice
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the above entitled action is brought
for the purpose of determining nd
verse claims to the following de-
scribcd real property, situate In the
County of Burleigh and State Of
North Dakota tO.wit:
The Northwest Quarter (NWX) OF
Section Eighteen uS) Township
One Hundred Forty-twO tl421 Range
Seventy-six t7s) West Of the Fifth
Principal Meridian; and that no per-
Of the defendants herein.
SCOTT CAMERON and
HAROLD n. SHAFT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date of first publication Aug. IS,
1896.
S-2s 9-l-8-15-22-3S
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Used Car Answers
Oft Repeated Query

"The other day when a man drove
by in fine big car, friend asked
me, How does he do It'll can't
said w. E. Lair Of the Lair Motor
Sales company.
"'Oh, yes, you CAM told him.
You can easily afford such car.
I can prove it to you. And did, for
| had q car of equal class and value
in my rebuilt car stock at that very
moment.
1.-THE feasibility of owning high
priced car with modest income lies
in getting car that you can operate
inexpensively as we'll as buy for q
low price.
"A conscientious dealer knows
when used car contains the es-
scntials Of low cost operation. And
when it doesn't he does not let low
price fool his customers for while
all used cars are low priced not
all are so thrifty on the road"