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BOARD OF STATE CAPITOL
COMMISSIONERS
STATE OF NORTH Dakota
ADVERTISEMENT FOR Proposal

.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and
installing Window Shades or Blinds
in the new State Capitol Building ut
Bismarck, North Dakota, will be re-
ceived by the Board of State Capt.
toll Commissioners at the office Of the
Secretary, in Bismarck, North Dakota.
until nine thirty o'clock ts:30) A. NJ.
Monday. November s. 1888.
Specifications for this work pre-
pared by DeRemer, Kurke. Holabird d
Root OF Bismarck. North Dakota. may
be seen In the office Of the Secre-
tary at Bismarck. North Dakota. in
the offices Of the Architects at the
Capitol Building in Bismarck. North
Dakota, In the offices Of Holabird g.
Root. Architects. 333 North Michigan
Avenue. Chicago, Illinois, and In the
following Builders a. Traders EN-
changes: Minot, Grand Forks and
Fargo. North Dakota. and Minneap.
oils. st. Paul and Duluth. Minnesota.
The Board of State Capitol Com
missioners reserves the right to ac-
cept or reject any or all bids or parts
OF bids as 1t may deem best for the
interest of the State Of North Dakota.
BOARD OF STATE CAPITOL
COMMISSIONERS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
r. NJ. R1SHWORTH. President
Bismarck. North Dakota
FRANK l.. ANDERS Secretary
Bismarck, North Dakota
Oct. 7-l4-o1-cS
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CITATION HEARING:


PETITION FOR API'OINTMEyr ~,
ADMINISTRATIVE Am EnIs resi-
ING LETTERS Of ADMINIsTR TlnN
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. Conn.
~ Or Burleigh. S.. IN COUNTY
II n1' Before Hon. I. c. Davies,
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Chris.
.lne Johnson, Deceased.
AIcc .. johnson. Petitioner, VS.. Mahe,
Inseseth, also known as Mabel
Ip" o,ns and also known as Mrs.
Lindstro Ensffsie ed. Clara Johnson
e e Johnson Anstrom, Leonard a,
yohnson, Herman Johnson. Frances
Johnson, Adeline NJ. johnson
Dorothy johnson. also known as
sous ~ Johnson, and all other per-
Christine Johnson, deceased. H sa.a
THE STATE OF NORTH nAror. ~,
VIZ VIZ ABOVE RESPONDENTS: =
hy -. ahu each one OF you are here.
fore tho County Court ~ thppear De.
o. FL bur.etgh. North Dakota. at the an az.
ice or the County Judge of.o;d
I c,,, at the. Court House in s the
STATE - ni.shmarck, in said County and
8. Ia? :. me ~, Sth day Of November A.
c en1 forenoon of that day. to show
tinn II any You have, why the nati.
az a,on AL Oh Alice 3. Johnson, also know low,
a. nn. AHce Johnson, on file in sa ia cn,r,
also piia,' hsoW THAT - said Alice b. Johnson
pointed adm ns Alies Johnson IN be ap
Of Christine Johnson, late 81 me ,h estate "a.
~ -. bismarck In Burleigh county Sorti,
.n akota. deceased, and also M. s ,,ini,
t tha letters Of administration a npog
to said Iias a,,o OF said deceased be Issued
al Aiica .'ice y. johnson. also known
granted ehouiu not be
1oh ne rate residence Of said Christina
''..o estate was the city Of Bismarc y
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Class Officers Are
Named at St. Marye

The four classes Of st. Marys high
school recently elected officers for
the year.
Marion Curran was named presi-
dent OF the senior class: Paul Whit
tey, vice president; Alice darske, sec.
Rotary: and Arthur Hubert, treas
urer.
In the Junior class John Guthrie
was chosen president: Edwin Barbie,
vice president: Tom Lee, secretary;
and Robert Murphy, treasurer.
Luella 6teil was named sophomore
president: Stella Lutgen. vice presi-
dent; Beverly Bauer, secretary: and
John Doll. treasurer.
The freshmen elected Dorothy Lar
son president: Jack shrive. Vice pres
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Grade Grid Elevens
Continue Competition

Bismarck,s self-coached. self-mau.
aged sixth grade football teams re-
port that to date two teams, the
Roosevelt and the Richholt, are UNI
defeated. In games last week Roose-
welt tied william Moore,s eleven with
no score. The William Moore team
has had its backfield strengthened
since its first game Of the series, so
that now Captain Shafer has an UNI
usually heavy line. The Willies
played almost the entire game in the
West Ends territory. Fay Brown
officiated.
william Moore's new lineup In
cludes: Anton Feiss and Art Tilson,
ends; John Guinness and Peter Mem
enger, guards: Tom Skodje and Paul
Cowan, tackles; halfbacks. Gene
Peters and Ronald Wheeler: center.
Jim McNutt. quarterback, Bud Bran
denburg: and fullback. Charles Shafer.
Richholt's team defeated st. Marys
grade team In q hard fought game,
by an 1876 score, using the same line
up as usual. The game was refereed
by Jack Mayo.
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Dakota Farmers Union, to be held
here Oct. Is to %, are being form
ulated by q committee representing
the Williston chamber Of commerce
and representative Of the Farmers
Union.
Eight hundred delegates are ex-
pected by local representatives Of the
organization, in addition to which
they predict thousands Of visitors.
Among speakers scheduled are John
Simpson, president Of the national
union: Q. G. Talbot. head Of the state
organization; H. A. Huff Of the Farm
ers National Grain Corporation, and
others.
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st. Mary's Grades
Organize Clubs

Eighth-grade students at st. Mary's
school recently organized a Current
Events" club to make the work more
interesting and to emphasize parlia-
mentary procedure.
Tom Fox was elected president;
John Fox, vice president; and Eugene
Schmidt, secretary-treasurer.
The seventh grade organized jun
Tor health club, with John Morgen-
thaler as president: Cleo Evans, vice
president; and Anne Dolan, secre-
tary-treasurer.
The purpose Of this club is two
fold: To make a special study of
the health rules and moral regula-
tions which will promote good citiz-
enship among members and incident
ally to become acquainted with the
fundamentals Of parliamentary law.
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Hatchery Industry
Will Have Own Code

Jamestown. N. D., Oct. 14.-R-
Plans were made preparatory to the
administration Of the hatchery indus
try code at q meeting Of North Da-
kota hatchery men here Friday. Mrs.
Avina Bernard Of Jefferson, 8. D.,
member Of the aNtional aHtchery Co
originating committee, presided.
North Dakota was divided into three
districts and the following hatchery
men were appointed In each district:
District No. I, southeast portion Of
the state-John Utne, Fargo, Chair
man: r. A. George, Minor. vice
chairman; ]. II. Meyers Glendale.
secretary treasurer.
District No. q, northeast portion
Elmer Albright, Crary. chairman:
George Feldman, Grand Forks. vice
chairman; P. Barnstad. Harvey. Sec
etary-treasurer.
District No. 3. west half Of state
Fred Burgmeister. Drake chairman:
J. A. Lang, Linton, vice chairman and
John severson. Stanley. secretary
treasurer.
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Shorthand Students
Given Certificates

OF the IS students enrolled in the
Shorthand II class at st. Mary's high
school, II have received their Gregg
complete theory certificate and 10
have received Gregg 60.word tram
scription certificates.
The theory test requires q passing
grade Of 80 per cent and the tram
scription test q passing grade Of IS
per cent.
Those having received the theory
certificates include Alice Garske,
Eleanor Conway, Mildred Entringer,
Rose Zahn, Beatrice Bobzien, Eva
Schneider, jeanette Davis, Ernest
Bobzien, Marjorie Doll. Bernice Wag-
ner, Rosaleen Fortune and Irene An
derson.
Transcription certificates have been
received by jeanette Davis, Beatrice
Bobzien, Alice Garske, Eva Schneider,
Eleanor Conway. Lucille Christian,
Rosaleen Fortune, Rose zahn, Irene
Anderson and Bernice Wagner.
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CITATION HEARING

CITATION HEARING
PETITION FOR PROOF AND PRO-
BATE OF WILL AND FOR ISSUANCE
OF LETTERS TEsTAMENTARY
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun-
y Of Burlelgh. SIS. IN COUNTY
COURT. Before Hon. I. c. Davies,
A. ny Johnson a. D 81 eas a''A'' Ok Jon"
Alice 3. Johnson. Petitioner, W. Mabel
Engeseth. also known as Mabel
Johnson: and also known as Mrs.
Peter Engeseth, Clara Johnson
Lindstrom. Linda G. Johnson, Flor
johnson. Herman Johnson. Frances
Johnson. Adeline NJ. Johnson. G.
Dorothy johnson, also known as
Dorothy Johnson, and all other per-
sons interested in the estate Of said
John A. johnson, deceased. Respon-
dents.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO
THE ABOVE RESPONDENTS:
You and each one of you are hereby
cited and required to appear before
Burleigh. North Dakota. at the office
OF the County Judge Of said County,
~ the Court House in the City OF
Bismarck, in said County and state
on the 9th day Of November, 4. d.
1888. at the hour Of 10 o'clock in the
II any you have, why the petition OF
Alice 3. Johnson, also known as Alice
Johnson. on file in said court In the
matter OF the estate OF John A. john
son, deceased, praying for the admis.
sion to probate as the last will and
testament of John A. Johnson. late OF
the city of Bismarck, in Eurleigh
county. North Dakota, deceased, OF a
certain. document in writing, on file
IN said court, purporting to be the
last VIII and testament of said de-
ceased, and praying for the issuance
Z" Cara johnson Lndstrom and G.
Dorothy johnson Of letters testamen
tary thereon, should not be granted
The late residence of said John A
Johnson, now deceased. the owner OF
said estate. was the city of Bismarck
| IN Burleigh county. North Dakota.
Let service BE- made OF this citation
| as required by law.
| Dated this 14th day Of October. A
D. 1888. q
| BY the Court:
'oeaI1 /. c. Davies,
Geo. NJ. Register and
George S. Register,
Attys. for said petitioner.
Bismarck, N. D.
io/14-s1
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CITATION HEARING
Petition for appointment q

Petition for Appointment 81
Administrator
state Of North Dakota, County or
Burleigh. in County Court before
Hon. I. c. Davies, Judge :.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Christine c, johnson, Deceased.
q. Dorothy johnson, Petitioner, vs..
Mabel Engeseth, also known as
Mabel Johnson and also known as
Mrs. Peter Engeseth. Clara John.
son Lindstrom, Linda G. Johnson:
Florence Johnson Anstron, Leonard
A. Johnson, Herman Johnson, Fran
ces Johnson, Adeline NJ. Johnson,
and Alice b. Johnson, Respondents.
The State Of North Dakota to the
Above Named Respondents:
You and each OF you are hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court OF the County OF
Burleigh in said State. at the office
Of the County Judge OF said County
ut the Court House in the City of Bis
marck. In said County and state, on
the 9th day Of Now. A. d. 1888, at the
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day, to show cause, II any you
have, why G. Dorothy Johnson should
not be appointed Administrative OF
the estate OF Christine c. johnson.
Deceased.
Let service be made Of this Cita-
ton as required by law.
Dated this 18th day Of October, A..
D. 1888.
BY the Court:
/. c. DAVIES.
(Seal) Judge OF the County Court.
10/l4-c1
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g GRADE PUPILS
ARE0N HONOR ROLL
Grade Of 80 Per Cent Is Re.
quired; 81 Are Under Junior
High School

Eighty-two pupils in Bismarck's
public grade schools won places on
the scholastic honor roll during Sep.
TENDER, according to school officials.
A grade Of 80 per cent or better
qualities pupils for the honor roll.
OF the 81 pupils, 81 are in the
fourth, fifth and sixth grades and IS
in VIII junior high school. The list:
ROOSEVELT
Fourth-Norma Skei, Mar jorie
Jones, Robert Ball. Allen Hektner,
Betty Dick, Rosemary Selvig, Dwight
Mote, Lucille Hagen, Nancy Helen
Dollar, and Milton Quamme.
Fifth-Virginia Turner, Mary Anne
Cox. Mary Logan. and Earl skei.
Sixth-Jotn Fortenberry. Florence
Cohenour, Joyce Pavlak, Eileen Skei,
and Helen Hedden.
RICHHOLT
Fifth-Miriam johnson, Are | l a
Ode, and Gerald Lunn.
Sixth-Jimmie Schunk.
WACHTER
Sixth-1Sabel HolWegner.
WILLIAM MOORE
Fourth-Charles Ballou, Violet Fag.
erstrom, Annette Torvik, Mary Lam
ger, Gail Mae 1ndseth. Sonia HUSKY,
Mary Jane Nelson, Dale Saxvik, and
Warren Satter.
Fifth-Billy Hagen, Louise Collier,
Laverne Dresbach, Margaret Erickson.
Norman Fevold, Shirley Lasken, War
rem Little, Margaret Olson. Edgar
Rose, Alice Stoen, Kathleen Spohn,
Rosetta Sjoblom, Audrey Walschmidt,
and James Schlecter.
Sixth-Grace Goldberg. Dorothy Dale.
Dolores Munger, Grace Sanb 0 r n,
Jack Brandenburg. Dana Register,
Marietta Meyer, Wanda Swenson,
Pauline Spare, and John Guinness.
JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH
Beavers-Earl Benesh, Lorra n e
Berg, Paul Carr, Ruby Goats, Muriel
Dresbach, and Margaret Forster.
6quirrels-Herbert Hill, Alice John
son, Charlotte Kent, L.oring Knecht
and John Lyngstad.
Golden Eagles-Adeline Ode.
Commanders-Beverly Skei, Jean
Speaks, Beverly SWEET, Camille Wach-
ter, and Bessie Splitter.
EIGHTH
Loud-Speakers-Jean Brandenburg
Phyllis Brainard, and Eva Goats.
Conquerors-Mada Eppler, Doris
Fevold, Barbara Henry.
Ace-Highs-Rufus Lumry.
High-Beunds-Roland Wright.
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Wachter PIT. A. Has
43 Active Members

Forty-three members were In 1t.
tendance Tuesday evening when the
Wachter Parent Teacher association
Ieorganized for its seventh active
year.
DR.. J. O. Arnson gave . talk on
health and vocal solos were sung by
Mrs. J. w. Targart. Bernard Flah-
crty played several piano selections.
A report on the p. T. A. conference
held last weekend In Bismarck was
given by Mrs. Elmer eolum.
Following the program = recreation
hour was held. lunch being served BY
Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs. Elmer Sol.
nm, Mrs. Robert Gray and Mrs. Nc
Laughlin.
The next regular meeting Of the
association win Be held the evening
OF the second Tuesday In November.
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in Burleigh county. North Dakota.
Let service be made OF this cita.
ton As required by law.
Dated this 18th day OF October. 4.
(SeaD /. c. Davies,
Geo. NJ. Register and
George 8. Register.
Attys. OF said petitioner,
Bismarck, N. D.
10/14.21
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r. @ N TT N II E II
from page cal>'
Sophie M. Jahr Is
Elected President
Of Teachers Group

Brown, MedOra, retire as first and
second vice presidents, respectively.
Members Of the nominating COM
mittee were Mrs. Brown, Curtis Jen-
kins, Linton: J. G. Gould, Mandan
and 1ver ]. Grinstuen,. Beach.
The secretary read letters from the
Dickinson association, Lions and Ro-
tary clubs inviting the convention
there in 1894.
THE local responsibility which is
the backbone Of American democracy
will again assert itself when income
makes 1t possible for our citizens to
express themselves the way they
want TO-" declared A. e. Thompson
state superintendent Of public in
struction, In his address at the open
ing meeting Friday evening.
Superintendent Thompson and
Dean J. v. Breitwieser Of the school
Of education, University OF North Da-
kota, gave the program speeches
Dean Breitwieser Is president OF the
North Dakota Education association
There were musical numbers by the
Mandan Male chorus, directed by
Superintendent Gould. Mrs. Brown,
county superintendent Of Billings
county. presided. Rev. Ira L. Herr
berg, Bismarck. pronounced the In
vocation.
Pioneer Spirit Lives
"Of course the times are trying
said Mr.. Thompson, but the flame
OF pioneer spirit that ever uses in
tangible resources such as vision, per-
severance and courage IS again to the
fore. The school consciousness on
the part Of the people is such that
further inroads in pruning school
resources will swing the pendulum
the other way"
In conclusion. the state superin-
tendent voiced confidence that bette,
days for public education are ahead
"A new hope has arisen throughout
the state along with the rest Of the
nation In the progress Of the national
recovery program. I have faith that
the program launched under the pro.
gressive and sympathetic leadership
Of our great president. Franklin D
Roosevelt. Is going to slowly but sure.
" bring the nation out Of the slough
Of depression. His leadership ha.
been . great source Of inspiration tx
the thousands Of public school teach.
erS throughout the land. May we all
teachers. school board members ane
students alike. continue to 60 for.
ward, using always the goal set fol
public education which IS the devel'
opment Of mental, spiritual and phys.
ical welfare Of the youth Of ow
state"
A brief summary Of the aim OF Thu
public school system Of the STATE
and the cost Of its administration
formed the bulk Of Mr.. Thompsona
address.
n hts speech Dean Breitwiese1
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Speaking Class to
Give One-Act Play

Members Of the public speaking
class at st. Mary's high school in the
near future will present a one-act
play. THE Burglar" before the high
school assembly.
In charge will be Rev. Father Rob-
ert A. Feehane their instructor. Ar
ranging for the play are Daria Win
ter, Lois Werstlein, Bernice Wagner
and Alice Garske.
Organization OF q dramatic club in
the near future is contemplated by
Rev. Father Feehan.
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What Children Are DOi,1u
IN Capital City Schools

Skeels, Melvin Stewart, Marion VIII
cox. Charles schoregge, Paul Woch-
ter, Harold Spitzen, Roy Neff, Vim.
cent Wilson, Sam Tolchi,Sxy, Harold
Sloven, Dalnes Te Kippe, John
Wright, Lois Tierney, Audrey Yeater.
George 6hafer, Walter Zimmerman.
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Government to Buy
Cows From Montana

New York, Oct. 14.-lR)-dovernor
Cooney Of Montana announced last
night Harry Hopkins. federal relief
administrator, had indicated he was
ready to approve plans for the pur-
chase Of $1,000 cows In Montana. 1T
prices ranging from 325 to go ! head,
70 be canned In Butte.
The plan r. designed TO permit
Montana stock man 70 obtain 9 price
5or cattle nearly double the prevail
ing market IN Chicago.
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The Old-time Dance and So.
cial club will have a dancing
party at the A. O. u. w. hall
at the corner of Main and
Third streets Saturday eve.
ming, Oct. 14th, for members
and invited guests. Members
please come.
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ident: Lucille Dalleir, secretary: and
Florence Bobzien, treasurer.
Rev. Father Robert A. Feehan IS
senior class adviser; Rev. Father
Henry Holleman, junior adviser: Sis
ter Norine, sophomore adviser; and
Sister John Clement, adviser for the
freshmen.