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Lost and Found

LOST-By tourist Sunday betwee3
2lst Street Bismarck and f1asher
N. D., black suitcase containing
children's clothing and pattern with
name Mrs. Alfred Heyer, 2l06 West
Clark, Milwaukee. Wis" Finder
please return this week to Tribune
office or write above party, reward.
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Household Goods for Sale

FURNITURE FOR SALE-The fol.
lowing furniture Is reasonably
priced for quick sale and Is in x
cellent condition. 8 piece walnut
finish dining room suite. 0xl2
Seamless Beauvais Administer rug,
Walnut Table, Mohair and Frieze
Rocker, Highohair. IL gauge Re-
peater Shotgun, Photograph. Mrs.
H. w. Rosenthal. Ga Raymond st..
or phone 131l-R.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1881
For Sale

sIX-ROOM modern house, hardwood
floors, furnace heat, located In bust
ness district, lot 75x150, suitable for
roomers. Sales price $4,000. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM modern house, hot
water heat, hardwood floors. rea-
sonable taxes. Sales price $500.
Terms.
FOUR-ROOM partly modern house,
east front. stove heat. water, lights,
sewer, gas, toilet, heating stove,
reasonable taxes. Sales price
$4,000. Terms.
SIX-ROOM modern bungalow. hard
wood floors. furnace heat, outside
garage, lot 60x142 on west end Park.
Sales price s4,5o0.0O. Reasonable
terms.
SIX-ROOM modern bungalow. hard
wood floors. hot air or gas heat,
double garage. Sales price $4,500.0O.
Reasonable terms.
Other desirable houses at prices and
terms which are attractive. Be
sure and 60 over our list before you
buy.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Webb Block Phone 0
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MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis. July 21.-R-Floul
unchanged. Shipments 81 ,626 barrels
Pure bran $10.5O-11.0 90.
Standard middlings $10.50-ll. 90.
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CHICAGO STOCKS
INV the Associated PreSS)

Corporation Securities ......... l5A
Tns,,ii it'll. invest. ............. 30A
NTidwest it'll. new ........... 1879
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Male Help Wanted

e MEN WANTED immediately to
learn Barber Trade. Specia, rates.
Moler Barber College Est. 1893.
Fargo, N. D.
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Female Help

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for one adult
and child in a respectable
home. For further information
call at 4l8 Eighth Street North.
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Weather Report
TEMPERATURES
pnEClplTATlON

Amt. "a hours ending z a. m..... q
Total this month to date ........ la
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Total, Jan. / to date. 50
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CHICAGO RANGE

MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN
Minneapolis. July 21.-(P)-Wheat
receipts Tuesday 207 compared to 160
a year ago.
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SALESMAN WANTED - Specially
salesman wanted. Can earn $500
to $4,000 a day. Must be honest
and have Al reputation. Write
Tribune Ad No. Is.
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FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment with large closet and
gas range. Quiet, clean and cool.
Conveniently arranged. Lights,
telephone and water furnished.
Laundry privileges. Reasonable
rent. Call at SIS End ST., or phone
376-M.
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roTAAdtv AMouNT NECESSARY TO LEVY FOR uNoRGANIzEp -.
The County commissioners viii meet At the Office Of the county Audter
u s, II O. Ho9ss n Ssrs: ss !, S.ss,s North pskots: =, s. .S Udocs 2 n y IVY s.h4
or aHa:ntt any rropossd. expenditures 81 tax ievies
Dated = BISMARCK, North Dakota. this 18th day q July. is:i...--
County Auditor eurlsigA CO. \. OAK
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FOR RENT--Modern room. Gentle
men preferred. Phone 195-R or call
at 113 Thayer.
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FOR RENT-One, two or three room
front apartment, modern and new
ly decorated. Very reasonably
priced. Call at 812 Ave. B or phone
1649-W.
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FOR SALE-Complete stock q hard.
ware, fixtures. and tools Ia = town
Of SOC, located In the heart q Can
county. $3,500.O0 win taxa e III
. snap. Write n. A. ainnAnGan.
Page. n. q.
FOR SALE On IfADEEM l160f.
ct IN garage with xocd aeoneY. n
south central part 6 etate. -
ul1tten e tcWn 11oo. oeo1 MIom
heto. 91llino O. aeconnt q 1oa11A.
Mkito "a leanhW |, coroG ~
1tonn1Sck Ixtn0na. 1nnacG. II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
D0STOJNE UCTENIE
ZASLUZILYCH SESTIER
Velebne sestry M. Methodia Cy-
rila, z radu Ursuliniek, poctene
z prilezitosti 20. vyrocia ich uci-
tel'skej prace. -.

V nedel'u popoludni zazila vel
sestra Methodia, 70 Skoly Sv. Cy,
rilla Mcthoda mile prekvapenie
ktort jej i vel. sestre Cyrile pri-
pravily bIvalt ziacky a osadni.
Gky vo vel 'kcj sicni skoly "a nea,
sti duchovn6ho rosady, Rev. st
Begallu a vySe 300 osadnikov. Sc
stra Cyrila nemohla byt' pritom.
na ma tomto prekvapenl a ucteni
ktore jej bolo, so sestrou Metho-
diou. celou osadou vZdane. Kcd
81. Eliz. Buddie spomenula V svo-
jej reel memo sestry CyriIv, to mas
Father Begalla nam povedal, ably
SINE sestre Cyrile zatl 'apkali talk
pilne, ako keby medzi nami hola
Teraz chceme sa od'akovat
Rev. st. Begallovi "a jeho krasnu
rec, ktOrn prednieSol ku vsetkym
pritOmnym vel. Sestram, zc tax
rekne naucily svoje ziacky spie,
vat. Dakujeme i dievcat'om Z 8.
triedy, ktore tax pelkne zaSpieva-
]y. Tiez d'akujeme p. Albertovi
Klein "a jeho krasnu rec. Jeho
matka veru m0ze Sa tesit 70 svoj-
no syna. Dakujeme 81. Marii
Mandula "a jej peknu rec, V
sprievode ktorej oddala maly pc
kny dar sestre Methodii, 81. AL
zbete Buddie "a .jej rec sestre
CNrile ktorej bol tiez venovanI
dar ktorI pre- nu odobrala Sc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12

pre- nervy tym vatsie oteple-
ME nasho tela. Toto zvaesenie o.
teplenia nsaho tela ma "a nasle-
dok znacn6 oslabnutie nasho or
ganizmu. L 'ud to dobre vystihu-
ie, ked' hovori, ze "je tax teplo,
re nevladze clovek mic robit'.'
Preto sa musime v lete posta-
rat, ably sme 6asu ma cas- odpo-
mohli tejto nasej lenivosti tym
sp6sobom, re sa osviezime. Take
to osviezenie m0ze byt' dvejake-
no druhu. Odbone by sme pove-
dali take, ktcre sa piuzlva z von-
ky take, ktore by malo lekar-
nicky nadpis "Uzivat' zovndtor-
ne'. TO prve znamena kupanie.
Vyknpat' sa V cistej, chladnej a
tekutej vode, je prirodzene maj
lepsim najzdravsim prostried-
kom, ako ochladit' prehriate te-
10. I tn vsak musime dbat', ably
SINE do vody nevstupovali prilis
rozpaleni. Vzdy sa treba pred XII
panim aspon trochu ochladit'. I'll
druhe "zovnltorn6' odstranova-
ME teploty by mohlo mat nazov
Chvala limonady, ladovej kavy,
chladenych mineralnych vod, ba
i chvala obycajnej vody. Skleni-
ca liminady patrf letnej dobe
medzi veci, ktor6 nam sp0sobujn
najvacsiu prijemnost'. Clovek by
ami neveril. co ia trocha vody, ME
kol'ko kociek cukru a niekol 'ko
kvap0k citronu ma "a blahodar-
ny a osviezujlci 1cinok. Vojaci
pri dlhych pochodoch dostavaju
pravidelne citronovl vodu. A te-
raz pride nieeo, co sa ma prvy
pohl'ad zda naprostym nesmy-
slom: najlepsou obranou proti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
I.ETNA zIVOTOsPRAVA.

/ letne obdobie ma zvlastne
pravidla hygienickd, ktore musi-
me nalezite pint, ak nechceme
ably SINE mali z leta nejake nepri-
.iemnosti. Ma prvv pohl 'ad by sd
zdalo, ze zivot v lete je prave
najjednoduchejsi, % mnoho pro,
stejsi ma priklad, ako zivet Y
chladnom obdobi zimnom, - alebo
V neistd jasen. Opak je vsak pra-
vdou. Mas organizmus je ustroje-
ny tax, ze sa prisposobuje roz-
nym zmenam teploty. Sami vie
me, re letne teplo ma obycajne
"a nasledok, ze sa potime. V pod
state ME je to mic ineho, ako o.
chrana nasho tela proti prilisne-
mu zahriatiu. V lete potrebuje
naSe telo mnoho Wac odpocin-
ku, ako V inych rocnych dobach.
NaSu letnii zivotospravu muslme
81 zariadit' tax, ably SINE vyko-
naval len til najnutnejsiu fyzi-
ckl pracu. TO znamena, popular.
ne receno, ably sa V lete nikdy
neprerobili. V ZINE nam nijako o
neskod1, naopak prospieva, ak sa
trochu poponahPame. V lete So
iva nam hrozi nebezpetie vaGsie,
ako ze sa ponahl'anim rozpalime,
napijeme sa ma to studenej vody
a pre- zapal' pl' 'i1c nemuslme cho-
dit d'aleko. Y toho plynie prve a
zasadne pravidlo pre- spravnu
letnu zivotospravu. Zbytocne sd
neponahl 'ajme, nechod'me prllis
chytro, nebehajme, chod me, po-
kial' mono pomaly, pohodlne,
prechadzkovym tempom. Rychla
ch6dza znamena zvacseni pracu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12

stra Alphonsus. Dakujeme diev-
cat'om, ktore tam vysluhovaly a
po obede krasne spievaly tan
covaly. Dakujeme i p. Jurajovi
Krispinskemu a 81. Dorote Schro-
mofske., ze nam tax pekne "a
hrali naSim kucharkam d'aku-
jeme "a til dobrl veceru, co pre-
eestry navarily. Kucharkami bo-
ly panic: Steinerova, Wagrero-
va, Markovicova a Churillova. A
konecne d 'akujcme vSetkym pr1-
tomnym.
Uradnickami a clenkami vybo-
ru, ktorf toto prekvapenie vel.
sestram pripravil, boly: pi. Ma
ria Slifka, predsedkyna; pi. He
lena Budaj, tajomnicka; pani
Maria MeIelk, pokladnicka; PAM
Markovicova, pi. Hiznajova, pi.
Balluchova, pi. Dobranova, pi.
Fajcakova, pi. Mandulova, pi.
Maria Fajcakova, pi. Vascakova,
pi. Kubinova, pi. Kleinova, pi.
Churillova, pi. Muranslka, pi.
Wagnerova, pi. IIudikovi, pi. Pill
larova, pi. Sofrancova PAM
Stcinerova.
Vysluhovaly pri stoloch: 81.
Anna Maria Muransl1y, 81. Maria
Pillar, 81. Maria Klema, 81. Maria
Buddie, 81. Maria Dobran, 81. An
ma Dobran, 81. Maria Smiga, 81.
Maria Guyan, 81. Anna Havrilla,
81. Jozefina Adamko, 81. Anna
Friedman, 81. Maria Rusbak, 81.
Hiznajova, 81. Helen Krajnak, 81.
Anna Senvisky, 81. Maria Olenik,
81. Mildred Steiner, 81. Helena
Shina, 81. Betty Kepko, 81. Chu-
rillova.
VYbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12

prilisnemu teplu De - teply cal,
alebo tepla cierna kava. Chceme
ma to d6kaz? Vsetci dobre vieme,
re prave v juznych teplych kra-
joch, na priklad Turecku, Pa
lestyne, Egypte, je tepla kava
priamo. narodnym napojom, bez
ktorej by 81 tamojsi rudia ami ne
avedeli zivot predstavit' A V ia
mojsom teplom prostredl p1u
L,udia tepld kavu, alebo tehiy
cal prave preto, ably sa ochladiii.
Ked' leto - tax slnenie. Neza-
/, ,budnime lete, co najviac pou
zit' vyuzit' troch velikych da-
row prirody: vody, cisteho vzdu-
chu q hlavne slnca. Simeon opa-
lena koza je odolnejsia proti 'r0z-
nym nakazam a prot irazom. hie
ci sa rychlejsie a snadnejsie. 81
necne paprSleky hubia mnohe
skodlive bakterie. nachadzajnee
sa l'udskej kozi. Okrem toho
mierne slnenie ma dobry vlivli
Ia vymenu latok ma obeh kl'ye.
Ale i tn treba dorazne pripome-
nut. ze i slnenia treba uzlv2t' s
mierou.
Dalsie pravidlo spravnej letnej
zivotospravy je vein kratke:
Nejedzme lete prilis mnoho!
A konecne prayidlo velmi do
lezite: Ami zeny, ami muzovia
mech lete nenosia pokiaP mozno
saty, ktore su prilis 1zke, alebo
ltore zabranujn pristup cisttmu
cerstvtmu vzduchu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
JAN SEBEST A MARIA KLU
CAR v RUZOVYCH PUTACH.

V utorok, 9. juna 81 'ubili 81 wee
MI vernost' a lasku dObre Znamy
mladik Humbolt Ave, Jan Sc
best 81. Maria Klutar Taft
Ave, V chrame osady Sv. Mate
ia. SobaSne obrady vykonal Rev.
FrantiSek Kozelek "a prltomno-
Sti vel 'ktho poctu priatel'ov TO
diny. Po sobasnych Obradoch Dol
vel'kT svadobny obed jedalni
Sokolovne ma Homewood Ave.
Po obede boIa svadobna vesielka
a hale sa tanciIo, ma voskovanej
dlazke. komu sa koTkO patilo
Hala bola preplnena svadobnik-
mi. Bola to vyborna zabava. Rozu-
mie sa. ze svadObnici nemali al
kost' dostat' od bosa "off' 2 pra-
ce, lebo sa .slabo pracuje, ba We
GER hala bola skoro primala, lebo
ako to uz byva ma slovenskych
svadbach. kazdy 81 chce jeden-
diva zaskocit'. Starostmi boil Jan
Sebest Campbell, O. Katari-
ma Martinko New Bedford, Pa.
Druzbami a druZickami: Michal
Klucar, Anna Sebest, Michal La
zary, Helenka Klucar, Martin
Stefko, Katarinka Martinko, Jan
Klucar, Marienka HOdos, Martin
Martinko Marienka Skovira.
Druzbovia mali oblecene tuxedo
saty. Usilovne kucharky varily
ma stoly donasaly. Michal Kluear
(starsi) staral sa smadnych,
eladke napoje dodaval p. Marus-
kin. Pri hostine svadobnici neza-
budli ma nasu osadu Sv. Mateja,
lebo p. Jozef Tkac Dol sikovnym
a nasbieral hodnl sumu jak pre-
mladomanzelov tax al pre- osadu.
Tento raz sa niektorym ma to-
| pankoch neusporilo, lebo som vi
del, ako sa posmikly a jednej Ia
necnici hned' obidva opatky od-
padly. Pan Mihalus, mas obuvnik
sa tomu test.
Mladomanzelom prajem st'astia
zdravia v zivote.
Pritomny J. L. N.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12

A pre- vase dcery to bolo
tiez prirodzene."?
- Hej... ale ony pracovaly
mimo domu. A ked' sa vratily, ~
nerobily nicoho.
- T ME je dost'. -.
- Cftaly ,besednice, chodily do
biografu. :. Bolo to ako zasada u
Mich: nepomahat' mi, ably som
ma to navykla.
- A Wy ste i'm nie nepovedali
- Me. We'd viete. >. Dnesne
dievcata uz ME su take, ako boly
niekedy. Obavala som sa, ably mi
dctry neodiSly, ako jedna ich
priaterka prveho poschodia:
ktora vlani, patnast'rocna zmi-
zla... Cujete dobre, pan farar. =.
patnast 'roGna!. >. Me je to po-
Putovania hodne. -?
Matka 81 osuSila ramona a ako
by sa zamyslela. =.
Jej mala izbicka je cista ako
novuckv peniaz; podlaha je ciSta,
zaclony biele, dPa vel 'kosti Il,
sporiadane nadobky ligocn sa ma
polici; az milo .je dotkndt' sa du-
bovej skryne.
- A nemohli by ste teraz pri-
West dctru, ably bola poriadnej-
Sia doma9 Ably sa starala trosku
@ kuchynu9
- Je prineskoro!
- Vsak je to smutnt... A jej
oblek! t..
- Vam sa to zda prilis jedno-
duchym, pan farar. Oblek? Ale
ved' jej muz miluje hodvabn6 sa
ty...
- Al k umyvaniu9
- Nuz, coze chcete. ? On 81
wal slecinku. A veru sa oba-
vam, keby ju nasiel bavlnenych,
ze... We'd rozumiete. =. ?
Odchadzal som, mysliac ma BIZ
tky uz vopred prehrate. :. Ma roz
b1rane domacnosti, ma kirby, zme
meme zapadlf diery, ako je to II
tel mladej zeny, ktorl1 by naSe
stare matky boly preklialy Wy
stretymi rukami =.
A ozaj neviem, co by som NAL
povedat' tomu vojackovi, ked' e.
Ste bledsi unavenejsi pride 81
zajtra pre- odpoved do mojej il
radovne. :.
(Z frame. prel. VaPo Kalinay.) J
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12
v UBOHOM BAVLNENOM.
Napisal: P. L'Ermite.

y
nutom plaSti ocakava ma tva-
rou tax nest 'astnou, ako ktO bez
,nadeje kladie ma ostatnn kartu. :.
Zaiste prihnala no sem nehoda.
- Wy ste AIDA. pan farar?
- Hej, ia son.. A co by ste
81 zelali9
Ach, co 81 ia zelam..!
Vojacik zdvihnul ruky ku po-
- Zelam ST.. vSetko L..
- To je primoc.
- Mono, Re som sa zle vyia-
drill. Som zenaty..
A kol'ko mate vlaStne ro-
kov?
- Dvadsat'!
Ami som sa nepokiisil srovnat'
to troje: dvadsat' rokov, vojak,
|eh"'y 80 ~ VII e''e pr It "~'
Moja zena ma oSemnast'; je
oe% fr"ce d '"h" ''ie, a. o'"oA'e
nam, najdite mi. .nejak1 pracu ma
yeeer
Hpadim nan. Uboziak! Dv-
chai1 neho suchotinv Lepsie
bv veru sprawl kebv 81 veeer
oddvchnul A axe len bude to
ieho diet'a
NaznaGil som 81 ieho adresu
podal 6osi erosa a on NJ uteka]
]ebo q deviatpi musi bvt' v ka-
sarni
Rol som vsel;Sim az nret'aze-
nv Je to vsak voiak necbze
mann spokoine srdce
Nv" ''ni oA"J "o'' @"siei
ieii'o ''oo'"iehs "oih' "'"ls' "~'
die 'ie'''n' HA""i |eii" lid u
p'N'' III" ''''' =. po'''''o"le'
"'e' II" "'o'''' 1"Niol''' So'n
Prvy DOZEN ie rozhodne nepri-
Jenny. Sn H tri hodiny popolu
dni a jedina izba ME ie este DO
riadena... Hrby balikov. prazd-
nych skat6l cd konzerv. zlv. ne
vetrany vzduch. Ma skatuli cd
klob6kov sklenenv krciaztek s
dvoma zlatymi rybkami neias-
nei vode.
Mlada zena ma hodvabn1 blu
zu a suknu; prave bola kiipit' u
varen1 jaternicu horcice ma O.
bed.
A v6bec ME je v rozpakoch O.
pakuje, co rozpraval mi uz jej
muz a We nema inych Stat.
- ia neviem Sit.
- Neviete Sit?
hyby, vsak m6da ME je nam to-
he roku priazniva.
- Nuz a pradlo pre- diet 'atko?
Ved' mM mi to uz dakde DO
hi ada.
A medzi mas zapadlo ticho.
Ma stole, po ktorom rozhadza-
ne boly pozostatky jedal, zazrel
som liehovy prihrievac; teda O.
kr1hlej piecky neupotrebnvaji
jedenie kupujd cd udenara. Ona
pokracovala:
- MOI mH pracoval ako vtrpo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-06-12

Ked' znate nieco, co by "a
ujfmalo Slovakov, napiste to do
naSich novin.
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l shot him and finished the little six
weeks old baby. Then I got him out
to the strawpile where the baby was
when they got it and Mrs. Haven
dragged there too.
Both the boys were in the barn
yet. I took them back into the hay
yard and covered them over with hay.
The baby was with the rest then. I
cleaned up the floor and steps and
places where Mrs. Haven bled and
then I went into the COW shed think
ing of a place to bury them.
While I was in there, Alex the
Fin Rautip came. went in the house,
because I heard the door slam. He
walks by the granary and I see him,
then went.
I then went in the house and seer
the coast was clear.
Well, l had everything covered up
then. I went over and talked to dad
awhile (the elder Bannon had a rent
ed farm about five miles away, and
told him I was working for the Hav-
ems and had rented the place.
so then I went back and went in
the house and l see Slim Fassett had
been there but 1 did not know who
at the time. I then started to wash
up ON of the dishes and the separa.
tor, and Dad came over with TIT
team and stayed. Then Slim came
back with his hay. stopped, watered
put his team in the barn, came w
and showed me how to wash the Sc
parator. Dad finished the lunch
had started. We all eat, then Slim
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went home. I do not remember ii
Dad stayed all night OF went home.
Buried Boys First
But anyway Tuesday I buried the
boys and MI. Haven. Then in the
afternoon I worked late. I did the
chores. eat and started to finish up
and dig a hole for Mrs. Haven and
baby. Just as I had finished up
Shorty Semple came. I was in the
cowbarn and he says what are you
Going here SO late?' I said there is
a let of chores to do. I tell YOU Then
Semple went in the house with me.
lie said he would get warm and then
go, but after he got warm I told him
to stay ali night and he did.
Il told him I was afraid of Mrs.
Haven coming back because I told
him about the same story I told the
rest-all a lie. He stayed. Went next
morning. I worked around until
about 2 o'clock when Dad came over
and w did up everything, fed, wa
tered and MIXED. Then went ia
McMaster's place and finished up the
chores and ate supper, talked awhile
and went to bed.
II got up early and helped DAG
milk then eat and went over to Hav.
ems to do up the chores again. Before
! I went Dad said I won't be over to.
night you can do up everything, stay
and come over here again if you are
scared
But I did not go over that night
apparently back to the McMastel
farm. l stuck there all day until /:
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Accounting, Petition for Distribution.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Burleigh.
IN COUNTY COURT.
Before Hon. 7. c. Davies. Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate Of John
E.. Stackhouse. Deceased.
William II. Webb, Petitioner,
Claud Stackhouse. Gerald Collar.
Elvira Steel. and all other persons
interested in the estate Of the said
John B. Stackhouse, deceased, Respon-
dents.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above Respondents:
You and each Of you are hereby
cited and. required to appear before
the County Court Of Burleigh coun-
ty. North Dakota, at the office of the
ty at the Burlefgh county, North Da-
kota Court House in the city of Bis
marck. in said Burleigh county. on the
27th day Of January A. d. 1881 at the
said day, to show cause, IL any you
have. why the final report and ac-
counting, petition for distribution, ex-
scuted by F. J. Grady: as the admin
Stackhouse, deceased. on file in said
court. should not be allowed and why
the prayer Of said administrator con-
tanned in said final report and ac-
praying that the residue of said es-
tate be distributed to the person en-
titled thereto. the administration Of
said estate closed and said admins
traitor discharged. or hat such other
or further orders may be made Jas ID
meet in the premises. should rot be
allowed and granted.
The late residence. Of said John T.
Stackhouse, deceased. the owner oi
said estate, was the city of bismarck,
in Burleigh county, North Dakota.
Let service lie made ofsthis citation
Dated this End day Of January A. D
1891.
M /. C. Davies.
tSFAL). e
| Geo N. Register.
Atty, for said administrators.
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