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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-12
NOTICE OF STATE
BAR EXAMINATIONS


Notice is hereby given that the
state Bar board will conduct a
state bar examination. at the City
OF Bismarck. Burleigh County. North
Dakota, commencing on the 9Th day
Of examining applicants seeking ad-
mission to the Bar Of the State of
North Dakota. The following named
have filed notice of their inten
ton to participate In such examina-
coffey, George ". Grand Forks.
DePuy. William Thomson. Grafton.
N. u.
pnhs Edmund. New Leipzig. n. ?.
n Hanson, peter con aaS.a' Grand j:
Jacobsen. William A., Minot, N. d.
Johnson. Nels G. Upham, N. D.
Keefe. William H.. LaMOure, N. y.
kIley. William Maurice. Bismarck.
LaRree, Gordon William. Thief
| River Falls. MINI.
Mohn. Walter. hinton. N. D.
po MHldo y n William H., Grand
ra otStam; ! Frances MaSre. Grand
Palda, Robt. w, Minot, ". b,
| Rosoff. Jesse, Grand Forks M d.
shafer, Charles s.. Watford City.
slinde, Edward o., Mcvilie. ~. d.
Times. Lloyd childs. dse IA Forks.
Amy objections to the participant ton
of any OF the above named An nAid
examination, or their auhaaoWent ad-
mission TO the Bar OF this Btate9sif
auccessful. should be filed with the
fwriter not later than the opening
day Of such examination.
nated. g Hi.marck. North Dakota.
this 9TH day OF June, A. ID. 1925.
49, j. II. Newton,
Clerk OF tho Supreme Court and
| Gx. gfstssc sec1st SO u Bar
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nine T0.PLAY
HERE SUNDAY
Visitors Reported 10 Have
Strong Lineup-Game With
All Nations Not Played

Bismarck baseball fans will see n
fast game on the home diamond to-
morrow afternoon when the local
team meets the nine from Under
wood. The visitors are reported to
have some first-class players in its
lineup and have had Il very success
full season so far this year
Love or Sionicker will be on the
mound for Bismarck and the rest OF
the lineup will be about the same as
at Washburn last week. The game
will start at 3 o'clock.
The game which had been schedul-
ed with the All Nations outfit, trav-
cling with Robbins Bros. circus. for
Yesterday afternoon failed to mater
alizc as the visiting team did not
appear at the ball park. Due to the
large crowd at the circus yesterday 1t
became necessary to give two per-
formances during The afternoon IN
stead Of one. as is the usual thing,
and rs .. result the ball players could
not leave their circus work
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SLOW TRACK
TO PREVENT
NEW RECORDS
Collegiate Athletes Face Fin.
ais Of National Meet at
Chicago Today

Chicago, June l2-lP -Unfavorablc
track conditions minimized likelihood
of many outstanding performances as
collegiate athletes faced the barrier
today in the finals of the national
intercol,egrat athletic association
games.
Interest centered on Ronald Locke,
Nebraska comet, and his effort to es-
tablish world records in the sprints.
His outs tanxling challenger was Fred
Alderman Of Michigan state who set
q meet record Of 2l.7 for the 220-yard
event in yesterdays prelimlnaries
g.ter Locke had travelled the distance
under wraps in 2l,S to tie the meet
record held by Psulu Of Grinnell.
Locke was clocked in 80 seconds
for the 100-yard dash at the Drake
relays on Il track resembling that Of
today's game. Rain soaked the Gin
ders and made running difficult, and
the field was so saturated that pre-
liminaries were abandoned in the
field events.
The University of Southern Cali
fornia entered today's events fav.
critic for honors. with six qualifiers
in the running events and field bril-
gade led by Houser, weight ace. Hi
nois and Michigan each qualified -four
runners. Fifteen track and fielt
events are on today's program.
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WIMBLEDON TO
PLAY PRISON
TEAM SUNDAY
Clarence Jensen, One time
Pitcher With the Fargo
Club, on the Mound

Clarence Jensen. one Of the lead
ing pitchers for Fargo in the North
Dakota league of former years. will
be on, the mound for the Wimbledon
nine when il crosses bats with the
state penitentiary All Stars on the
prison diamond Sunday afternoon.
Wimbledon is reported to have sew
eral salaried players and the All
Stars will have plenty of opportunity
to show their playing ability. VIM
bledon has been winning all it's games
this season and hopes to maintain its
record Sunday
Robinson will be called upon by
Manager Orion of the All Stars to
do the twirling Sunday, and he has
visions Of making the Wimbledon
sluggers return home with lower
hitting average. The prison team
is confident of overcoming the only
defeat of the season which it received
a week ago from Drake.
Tomorrow's game will start at :4l
o'clock
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Temperatures and
Road Conditions

u mercury readings at Z a. n.y.
Bismarck-Partly cloudy, 81; roads
good.
81. Cloud-Cloudv. 70: roads good.
6inot-Cloudy, 81; roads good.
tArgo-Cioudy, So; roads good.
mestown--Cloudy, s.; roads good.
Grand Forks-Cloudy, So; roads
good.
Hibbing-Cloudy. Sc; roads fair.
Mankato-Clear. IS; roads good.
Duluth-Partly cloudy, Ga; roads
good.
Winona--Clear. 80: roads good.
Rochester-Clear, SO roads fair.
Mandan-Partly cloudy, 81; roads
good.
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Veteran Employees
of Great Northern
Meeting at MinOt

Minot, N. D., June 12-(AP)-A
goat, symbol of the Great Northern
railway company, perched on top of
a coupe, was in the lead of the parade
Of veteran employees of the railroad
company which was staged this fore
noon as the opening feature Of the
annual convention of the veterans
association.
Four hundred employees Joined in
the parade through the city's main
thoroughfares, assembling at the Elks
home where the business sessions of
the organization were begun.
This afternoon will be devoted to
automobile rides through the city and
entertainment at Roosevelt park.
The annual banquet is to be held
this evening.
All officers Of the association were
reelected at the business session this
| forenoon, attended by 400 men who
have been in the continuous employ.
mcnt of the road for Is or more years
The next convention city. will bt
| selected at later date.
W. j. Mcmillan of St. Paul is pres.
lident of the veterans organization
A. ]. Whitaker of Litchfield. Mimi, j.
! vice president; w. G. Smith of st
Paul is treasurer; r. L. Bonham O
| St. Paul is secretary; ]. A. Sinks O.
st. Paul is field secretary; F. A. Da
Wis of St. Paul is historian and tn.
directors are: F. C. Lindt, st. Cloud
Mimi, Frank Maher, st. Paul, and E
NJ. Mortimer, St. Paul.
Old Engine Arrives
Reminiscent of pioneer days il
railroading was the appearance i
Minot of the "William Crooks" en-
CINE and two St. Paul and Pacifi
box cars, the first to be placed 4
service in the northwest. The Crook
was put into operation in 1867, an
came the entire distance from )
!! Paul to Minot under its own steam
arriving last night.
Fl President Ralph Budd and VIC
President c. O.. jerks Of the Grei
, Northern will arrive in Minot la
) this afternoon on train Number .
, and will be present this evening
: the annual banquet.
r. A. Davis Of st. Paul, pensiont
paymaster of the road. in humorO'
address named "The William Crooks
engine as an honorary member OF Il
> veterans organization, and named
committee to pin a badge on the Q
time locomotive. Mr. Davis is pre-
ent historian Of the association.
Two women members Of the vete
ans association were introduced
the convention. They were Miss Ma
garet Needham and Miss Eva Ca
dosea, both Of whom have worked
the railroad continuously for mo
than 25 years. The former has be-
pensioned and is no longer active
employed.
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Yachts Await Gun
For 1925 Mile Race

San Pedro, Calf, June l2.-P)--
Six fleet white winged craft await
the starters gun here today to head
for the Hawaiian Island on the ben-
NAL yachting classic of the Pacific
the San Pedro to Honolulu race.
A five-inch gun aboard navy
dreadnaught will start the boats on
the 2.225-milc course. The Graf,
will depend entirely on sails.
The boats range in size from
Don Lees Invader. largest ever en-.
tered in the event, which measures
1876 feet over all. to Jim Dickson.
tiny JubilO, but 40 feet on deck.
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.TERRIS GIVEN
THE DECISION
OYER EXPRESS
PCtrClle Had Powerful Attack
But Was Badly Beaten in
the Last Round

New York, June 12-GR-Cailing
upon his reserve stamina and
strength. Sid ferris. New York light
weight, staged lightning rally. in
the closing round to win a hairlinc
decision over Billy Petrolle Of Far
20. N. D., in 10 rounds here last
night.
Twenty thousand spectators in the
Coney Island Stadium saw the speedy
exhibition of boxing science and foot
work. with Petrolle pressing in on
the New Yorker in almost every
round. Flashing two listed attack
the North Dakotan rocked ferris
about the ring in the eighth and
ninth rounds.
Suddenly awakened by Petrolle's
battering punches, ferris sprang in.
to whirlwind activity in the last
round and beat Petrolle badly. Ter;
ris weighed 1874 pounds and Petrollt
pound less.
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Helen Wills Leaves
the Hospital Today

Paris, June 12.-GP)-Miss Helen
Wills, American lawn tennis cham
pion who submitted to an operation
for appendicitis last week, was TAX
en- from the Neuilly hospital last
night to the hotel where her mother
is stopping.
After staying few days more in
Paris, she plans to go to England to
watch the Wimbledon tournament.
The champion today said she was
slightly tired but that her condition
was perfectly satisfactory. She is
certain she will be able to play in
the Forest Hill championships.
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SIMMONS
State of NortM Dakota. county OF
In District Court, Fourth judicial
Heleh Falconer Bechtcld. Plaintiff.
Mary Kelly Meagher. Morgan r.
Weeks, and all other ersons UNI
terest in or lien or encmmerances
upon the property DESCRIBED In the
state of North Dakota to The Above
Named Defendants: -
You are hereby summoned 70
answer the complaint In TINS ac-
ton. which IA on file in the office OF
the clerk of said court. and 70 serve
il copy OF Your answer upon Inc
subscribers within thirty days after
the service OF this summons upon
you. exclusive e the day Of service
I or answer. Judgment will be taken
against you by default for the re-
LIEF demanded In the complaint.
Dated this 4th dav of. June. 1926
Newton. Dullam.& Young.
CITY National Bank building
Bismarck. Meth Dakota.
I NOTICE
| To The Above Named Defendants:
| Take Notice: That the above en-
titled action relates to the follow
the county asnsr,'e 81 Burieeh and state o
North Dakota. tOwit: Lots One II
land Two (2), in Block Fifty-nin,
/ 500, MeKenxie and Ccffin's Add
tion to the city OF Blsmarck: tina
saia action II nroushs e .b. auie, It'll
sonal claim a. made against the de-
4 Dated this 4th day ~ June. 1920
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Alleged Hi-Jacker
Wounded in Battle

Minneapolis, June 12-(P)- In an
exchange Of shots between hijackers
and man who successfully defended
a truck load of liquor, Guy Durham,
% years old, Minneapolis, alleged
member of the raiding crew, was
wounded twice early today.
Peter REEVES, SO years old, who ad-
hitting the shooting to police, was
held for questioning.
Search was made for four COM
panions of Durham, who said he
had been shot when he and four
companions investigated a truck load
of jugs. He professed not to know
the names of his companions. Later
REEVES gave himself up and admit
| ted the shooting. He said he hac
parked truck load Of liquor out.
side of his garage in the rear OF
his home. His wife was awakened
when she heard somebody trying tt
start the truck. The shooting wa:
the climax, REEVES explained, to twt
previous forays during which hijack
ers robbed him Of liquor.
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SUMMONS
STATE or NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Rurleigh.--ss.
In District Court. Fourth judicial
z R's 4. Comfort.
Edward NJ. Brown, Receiver.
Joseph Fox. Guardian Of Mary
Christiane , Fox, "a Mary q, r,o Cnr Enx
Alice Katharine Fox. Alice
Katherine. Fox, Clara Rosina
Fox. Clara Rosana Fox, Henry
Fox, A,esandsr McKen WI;;,.o 8.
Elijah Coffin. Eiigah Coffin.
Francis A. Coffin. Trustee,
William buchanan, VIM. Blu
chanan, w. j.. Runey; and all
other persons unknown, claim"
ing any estate, or interest In.
or lien or encumbrance upon
the property described In the
Defendants.
The state of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants.
You are hereby summoned to an-
swer the complaint in this action
which is on file in the office Of the
Clerk of the District Court of bur
leigh County. North Dakota assa.r ana ,,no !"
the subscriber aN his office in the
Hoskins' Block, in the City Of Bis.
marck. County Of EurleiGh and
state Of North Dakota. within thirty
days after the service OF this sum-
mons upon you, exclusive oil the day
of service; and in case of your fall
,ure to appear or answer, Judgment
Twill be taken against you by default
for the relief demanded In the COM
Iplaint.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota,
this 9Th daysof February, A. D. 1925.
r. ]. ENGESETH,
H. ATTORNEY for the Plaintiff,
Postoffice and office Address:
Hoskins Block, Bismarck.
\ North Dakota.
) NOTICE OF NO PERSONAL CLAIM.
! Please take notice that the above
entitled action Is brought to quiet
, Ititle in the Plaintiff in the follow
jingo described premises, situated IN
the County OF Burleigh and State OF
North Dakota, to-wit: The South
.. west Quarter (SWH) OF Section
J Thirty (3O), Township One Hundred
: Thirty-eight (138) North, Of Range
lSeverity -fine (79), West OF sh4e. Fifth
. Principal Meridian: that .R efsAnal
! lclaim is made by the Pla4eHE re-
III against any Of the Dff6HdantE.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota.
: this 9Th day Of February. A. u. 1925.
+ r. j.. ENGESETH,
e Attorney for Plaintiff,
! PostOffice and office Address:
!, Bismarck, North Dakota,
Hoskins' Block.
(6.0-hh 22- 29-6.5-12)
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Capitol Golfers in
HandicapTOurnament

A dozen golfers from the state cap.
itol building are expected to tee off
this afternoon IN tho first Capitol
Handicap tournament.
Prizes will be awarded on the
basis Of net medal scores.
The handicap tourney is planned
rs a preliminary to the grand chai-
lenge round in which players from
The state insurance department will
take on team chosen from the best
golfers in all other state departments
with offices in the capitol building.
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The Leeds Start a
Second Honeymoon

Chicago, June l2.-(R-Tanned
by a South Seas holiday, VIM. Is.
Leeds, heir to the 100000 900 tinplate
fortune of his late father, started
here today, with his wife, the
Princess Xenia Of Russia, on a Sec
0nd honeymoon.
They met last night, Leeds coming
from the. Pacific coast and his wife
from their Oyster Bay, N. X, home,
as the result Of o telephone call
said to have cost $l99. Chicago was
selected for the reunion, they said
because they wanted to meet quickly
| and secretly.
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he was elevated to the craftsmanship
four years ago.
A last minute agreement to avoid
fight, and so go into the fall cam
paign with a united front, resulted in
the election of Mr.. Mellon.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago. at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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Yesterdays Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

r H F.
Cincinnati .......... ~
Brooklyn ........... IL
III inningsl
Rixey, Lucas, Mays, May, Donohue
and Hargrave; Hetty. McGraw, Nc
Weeny, Ehrhardt, Williams and Har-
grave.
S ss:;,; ! + :.
Jones, Piercy and Gonzales; r.
Smith, Graham, Genewich and j. Tay-
( lor
r. H E
Pittsburgh ........... IL Is 4
Philadelphia ......... 13 10 .
Aldrdge. Culloton, Oldham and
Smith. Spencer, Gooch; ulrich, Maun.
Willoughby and Henline.
| st. Louis ........... 10 IL
| New York ..... 2 Q 3
Keen and OFarrell: Fitzsimmons,
Davies and Snyder, Florence.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
R II =
New York ............ 10 |
/ Detroit $500. ......,. o
1 Shocker and r. Collins; Cooper
Holloway, stoner and Manon
Boston ............ .
! st. LOUIS ...........
90 inning)
| Ehmke and Bishoff, CASTOR ant
Dixon.
Others postponed, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
I Louisville .......... 8 -
81 Paul 6 L.;
Dawson, Lineup. Holley, Cullop ant
r Devormer; Pipgras and Hoffman.
indianapolis ......... 10 - =
Minneapolis .......... ~
! Burwell, Specie and Hartley: Har
ris. Greene, Hollingsworth and Suke
forth.
i R n
!. Toledo .c.:......... 2 6
o pfeffer. Voolfolk and Heving
Evans and Shinault.
Others postponed, rain.
t WESTERN LEAGUE
i, Denver 10; St. Joseph, Is.
IL Omaha 10; Wichita 9.
Des Moines 8: Tulsa G.
Lincoln Is: Oklahoma City ..
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
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Interpretations

Zenith Oil CO.. MiAot, 100000; 0:
Haroldson and J. p. Reeve, Minot, and
a. n. Trph, Tolley.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Today
Toledo ut Kansas City.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Louisville at st. Paul.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Justice
OF Peace.
w. s. Casselman.
political Advt.)
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Asbestos production in Canada dur
ing 1925 amounted to 274,525 tons
according to railway report.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
For Commissioner, District Four
l hereby announce myself . can.
didate for county commissioners.
District I, Burleigh County, ut the
primary election Juno 30, 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
(Signed) Axel Seder.
political ADJ II
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCER lsNr
For Commissioners, District Three
hereby announce myself can
didate for county commissioners.
District 3, Burleigh County, at tho
primary election June 50. 1926.
Your vote and support solicited.
(Signed) Oscar Backman.
Political Adj
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I hereby announce that l seek the
nomination for the office Of Sheriff
Of Burleigh County. North Dakota.
II elected, pledge myself to = good
ana fair business administration Of
the duties and business affairs Of the
Sheriff's office.
J. E. TIERNEY.
political AdvE.)
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For Commissioner. District One
hereby announce myself can
didate for county commissioner,
District No. 1, Burleigh county, NJ
the primary election June 80, 1925.
Your vote and support solicited
GEORGE F. WILL.
political AIvA,l
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Nearly eight Canadians out OF 100
owned motor vehicles last yeass1kl1I
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

am a<|cAndidate for reelection to
the office Of County Commissioner
In the First Commissioner District
and II elected will c0ndsct the az
fairs Of the County to the hest Of my
ability and judgment, M ] have done
in the past. Your support will be
appreciated.
Edward G. Patterson.
Pol. Adv.
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SUMMONS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Burleigh.---ss.
|, In District Court, Fourth Judicial
District.
z. a. Comfort, .
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The north Menoken school which
was taught by Miss Ella Funs;o,
closed last Friday. A picnic was en-
joyed by the school Monday after
Noon.
Miss orpha Agnew spent saturda
and Sunday visiting Miss Nelli
Brown.
5 Miss Elizabeth Kjorven, who ha
5 taught the Menoken school for tn
, past two years. left for her home i
Northwood Friday, where she ex
poets to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayres. Mr.. an
Mrs. A. r. Welch,Nr. and Mrs. Cha
Graves, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Ar
new were shoppers in Bismarck Sa
urday.
Miss Nellie Brown left for Dickir
SON, N. D., Monday, where she will a
tend the Dickinson normal for thre
months. - IL
J Arthur Norlin has purchased ne
Buick sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Funston al
little son, Mrs. Paul Holmes, motto
cd to Bismarck Monday.
(. Joe McClusky visited at the Nc
vim Agncw home Tuesday.
Wayne Warren is the proud own
ola new Ford coupe.
Abe Higgins entered the Bismar
hospital Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Funston spent sever
X days visiting at the Scott home ne
Id Regain.
& Misses Alice Hockey and Glad
in McQuarrie returned Thursday from
,c weeks visit with relatives in Mani.
r. Iowa, and Rock Island. Illinois.
81 El1 KlinSfnin rein rnod from G.,
ton, S. D., Saturday night. He
he ports that things are very dry the
iy and some farmers are summer fallo
OF ling their wheat.
on Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craven n
nv tored to Mandan Friday and Saturd.
X. Menoken played ball with 6terli
is Sunday. The score was 6 to 10
nd favor Of Menoken. .a.
rs lily visited ct the Edd Ebling no
m Sunday.
.st VIM. Baker is having his barn pal
lie The Great Western Elevator !
lightning rods installed on their {
vator Thursday.
Fl Chester Boyd has purchased . Ch
r0let sedan.
Elmer Funston has purchased
iChevr0let touring car. 1900
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Abelein /
lp. family attended the ball game ct
=. lpenitentiary Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayres sAndyli
SON Wayne. Miss Mary Cook and n
johanna Kramer, had picnoe din
inear Mandan Sunday.
III Wayne Otto, the eight ssDoutA
y u y ~
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NII IHUITISST
Rixey, Lucas, Mays, May, Donohue
and Hargrave; Hetty. McGraw, Nc
Weeny, Ehrhardt, Williams and Har-
grave.
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For Commissioner, District Three.
I hereby announce myself . candidate
for county commissioner District No.
3, Burleigh county, at the primary
election June 80. 1926. Your vote and
support solicited.
WILLIAM FRICKE.
political Adv.)