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tion, except Saturday, when forms
close at 9 p. m.. for Sunday morning*
edition.
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payable the same day as received
and collection will be made at your
home or office as soon as is con
venient for the collector to call.
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payment should be madQ promptly
when the bill Is presented.
OUT OP TOWN ORDERS must be
always- accompanied by the cash.
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avoid inconvenience and delay.
ARCHITECTS.
BERT D. KECK, A. I. A.
Architect
First National Bank .Bldg.
Grand Forks, North Dakota.
HAROLD E. WINSLOW, ARCHITECT.
307 Wldlund Bldg. Grand Forks.
N. Fifth St. Sundays, or lSSSt, N. W.
FOR SALE—t NEARLY NEW STUDB
baker sixes. 8eries 18. Very reason
able. General Service Co., 4th and
University.
3
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FOR SAIvB—1#17 MODEL FOR© TOUR
ing car in rood condition. Edgar.
Olson. Hotel Northern, Grand Forks.
"buick runabout for sale Or
trade for lots on Oak or Elm str. Call
,, 819 Cherry St.
AUTO PAINTING
DOES TOUR CAR NEED VARNISH
Ing? See B. -Chrlstlanson Son over
Sims' garage. We make- It hKk like
new Ih little time and at small cost.
BATHS.
I* BATHS AND SWEDISH MAS8AOB:
treatments for rheumatism will sav»
you a trip to the springs. Hotel Da
cotah. Ernest Carlson. Maaaeur.
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,-W/
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE—A
rare stock In
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Business 1380.00 to $830.00 a week.
5 Write for particulars. Itasca Laundry,
Grand lUfelds, Minn.
FOR SALE-TFURNITURE STORE IIt
vV.Wv good live town: 60 miles territory on
all sldeii: only one in town $1,000.00
will swlng'the deal no undertaker in
radius of 55 miles. Address 283, Her-
aid:
FOR SALEJ^—CONFECTIONERY BUSI
ness. doing a strictly cash business of
$12,000.00 a year. 'Address 488 Herald.
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NEWSPAPER''AND JOB PRINTING
office for sale. Address $00 Herald.
CHIROPRACTORS.
H. TISDALE, CHIROPRACTOR AND
Masseur ..Human Bake Oven and Sul
phur,, Vapor..Baths- $ulte 214 Secur
ity Building.
BAHLKE AND BAHLKE
Chiropractors. -Sprlggs Block
ii'ji Phone N. W. 560 Trl-State 487
M. K. KEMP. CHIROPRACTOR
Scan-Amer. Bank pidg. Pho.nee_jg9^L
CLEANING AND PRESSING.
M'Hean Wlsner, Cleaning and Pressing
shop. Ladles and gents garments. All
work guaranteed. We call for and de
liver. Pr&Stanchfleld. N.W. 666J.
DANCDiG.
•Q. F, DANCING ORCHESTRA OPEN
for engagements. Phones 475L.
DANCING LE8SONiS. PHONE 390
T.f&
?w*- dRkssmaking.
J5XPERIENCED DRESSMAKING DONE
»t :yat home reasonable. 316 Chestnut,
1659-L N. W.
^'SESSMAKING DONE BY THE DAY.
'869 either phone. Miss JensOn.
^DRESSMAKING. BESSIE SINNOTT.
813 North 8ixth. N. W. 6I6L.
^e ^hl
N. :D.
ARCHITECT
Tel. I1B-L N. W.
W. J. EDWARDS.
•.». Northwestern Block.
ii?'•.. *~APTOS" AND MOTOBCTCLEST
•••(irc.fKOR SALE FORD SPEEDSTER
equipped with Hopkins body, Bulldog
radiator. Houk wire -wheels, Rayfieid
carburetor, Atwater Rent Ighitlon,
storage battery. Warner-speedometer,
top and windshield. A bargain.at
$450.00, if taken at once. Call at 608
NEW CLEAN HARD
Northwestern Minne
sota. Stock and fixtures Invoice at
about $5,000.00. The stock has onl
been running three years^ and
.. »».00 per
month. No: tntdea. For further infor
mation address Grand.. Forks HeraM
No. 2(8.
running three years and Is all
staple. Located In new brlck_butldin§
which can be rented for
FOR.SALR—A TEAK OLD $75M.O«
stock of general merchandlst. Would
consider house In Grand Forks or good
land to the amouVit 85600 as part pay
ment Stock can be reduced to amount
of either. Address S9 Herald.
HERE'S TOUR OPPORTUNXTT—WILL
lease well equipped paying laundry
room flat
and seven room for $90.00 a month.
OF DRE8SMAKINO
420 8o. 4th.'
"AlWPRBfj'WCE' GIRLS WANTED,
McCaffrey. 20B 1-2 N. 3rd.
MRS,
ETCHAITGE8.
TRADE IK: AS PART. .,FA% ..
a modern bouse, a nearly new 6
Winder automobile. AddresS -301- Her-
bale' or Trace at a sacai
one.-.of the most dealrable
non A've. -Address '887 Herall
FARM LAHD8.
|i
"5 3jOB-SALEOR WILL ACCBFT SOME
I .1V- »'.«Mhange at sacrlfice prloe Are good
ifivmaTn Walsh and Pembina eountiM,
1^ Wfl^*?Dak. 3»«-*cres tai»iwra« 160
:-Jmi no Improvements 446-acn«a, no
ii jhancet.- Ad vlci in first letter, amount
on«ea« nay dvwn or what you have
Offer in exenani
'Gbistnut
f*lr
v~ tf.
•rtftfri
FA1UX ContKiaitt.
WANTED TO RENT—A GOOD FARM
of about BOO acres with good buildings:
good reference*. Address
28^ H€NUG.
FOR RENT—480 ACRE FARM NEAR
Bathgate. N. ,D. E. O. Magruder,
Kankakee, Illinois.
WANTESD TO" BUT AN Iitj^ROVfeD
relinquishment. Box B51, Grand Fortes,
feats tor bknt.
NEW VERMONT BUILDIKG:
Small apartments consisting of
one or two rooms,, dressing room
wlth'Murphy Door bed, batn room
and kitchenette.' Highest grade
equipment and finishing.
Security ImpravenTent Co.
406 First National Btiildlnlr"
•. *. •. », ».»
FOR RENT—MODERN 3 ROOM FLAT
for $30.00, includes heat, light and
water. Call Boat's Paint Store.-.
FURNISHED FLAT FOR REHT FOR
two months. Inquire Flat NO. 1, New
Hampshire Bik. 12S4-J, ft. W.
D'OR RENT ALL MODERN 3-ROOM
flat. 814 Intema lonal Ave., 617-L
N. W.-
FLAT FOR RENT— ROOMS.
Gillespie's Flyiess tore
CALL
APARTMENT FOR ~RENT—FULLlSR
Motor Co.
fcrkitcBE.
WB^ WANT TO BUT BOO 8tOVK8 AUTO
all kinds of furniture and honsehold
goods. Phone G.-F. Furniture Co., 610
and ask for McKenate, 137 S. Third.
FbR SALE—A COMBINATION WOOD,
coal and gas range. Double ovens,
Water backs, etc In first class condi
tion. Very cheap. (St South Fifth St.
FOR
call ...
SECOND
at the No
HAND FURNITURE
twestern Furiittnre
St
Co. 308 8outh
orthwe
FURNITURE PACKING, STORAGE
and dray work, McKenzle's, 187 South
THW. Phones' 680. i.
FOR SALE—WASHING MACHINE:
call mornings. 1310' University Ave.
Phone N. W. 60S.
FOR BK&B—SECOND-HAND SEWING
machine new last spring. Call Room
11, Ryan Hotels
FOR 8ALE—HARD COAL STOVE FOR
$18.00. S. Neste, 637 First Ave.
FURNITURE FOR SALE^-820 CHERRT
St T. S. 687-L.
FOOT SPECIAljISrr.
DR. J. C. ANSON, FOOT SPECIALIST.
Over Drug Store, 3rd- and DeMers Ave.
Corns removed without pain. Instant
relief to tired and aching feet. Nails,
Bunlona treated. .Both phonta.
HELP—FEMASE.
ANY YOUNG WOMAN IN NEED OF A
friendly hand will flh'd it at the Young
Women's Christian. Association- 414%
DeMerp Ave.
WANTED GIRL WITH SOME
knowledge of bookkeeping and stenog
raphy to work in store. Address P. O.
Box 98.
only
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Both phones S19. 518 De
Mers.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORKi
Mrs. T. J. Smith, 891 Belmpgt. ....
WANTED—A HOUSEKEEPER ON
farm. Four Jn family. Call T. S. 42-8.
COOK WANTED—WAGES $40.00. Ho
tel, Vendome, Rolla, N. D.
HOUSEKEEPER WAITED ON FARM.
31-112 T-S.
miT.PL.mT.il!
MEN WANTED-^AGGRESSIVE.
capable, responsible, to act as
local and country represents
*tives.
THE WORK IS PERMANENT.
It calls for ability and persist
enee. If. you are known and re
apected In the community Where
you live and wish to add to your
present income or devote your
entire time to- this work, we
have, a proposition that will In
tereat you. Write to Box 257,
Herald, Grand Forks. N/D.
BOYS BOYS
We want yon to sell the
GRAND FORKS HERALD,
The Herald Is the fastest selling
newspaper. In the .Northwest.
Hustlers make from $1 to $4 a
day, clear, selling our
86tid Us' your
Circulation
GRAND FORKS
MEN—BIGGEST OPPORTUNIT To
day In auto and tractor, business. My
course teaches you in ,7 weeks. Trac
ter course without extra coat Life
scholarship^ prlvlMet. Illustrated
book free, wtfta P. D* Heoneuy, Pres..
Iff-
st*i?
Aut8
Tractor- School,
Sioux City.
WANTED SHOE DEPA^TMEWT
manager an experienced man oapable
of producing results must be a live
wire and• hustler to qualify- perma
ent position and *eod tala*y. to the
rlght party. Addreas 304 Herald.
WANTED—FIRST-CLA8S BARBER AT
once.. Steady Job. Wages $18.00 per
week, 60 over. 30. Write or-wire to
Oliver St. Martin,. Devils Lake, N: D.
GOOD AtL AROUND PRINTER WANT
ed for country office. State experience
and wages wanted, -position"
6fSn thtM
week in December. Turtle Mountain
Star, Rolla, N.'D..
WANTED—YdUNG MAN, BOY OR
lady with so«e experience tci^dlstribute
type and help around composing room.
App}y Foreman. Page PrtnterjeT lnc.
MEN FOR FARM WORK BY MONTH
or. for.^liir.Mni UCt-6 oat
of Grand Forks. Palmer. Farm,, Euclid.
Minn.
EXPERIENCED MINERS WANTBJ6—
We' pay ninety-five cents '-per"' ttfn
Wlnter's work. .TruaXrCoal Co., Noon
^n N..D,-"/^ -::«yv
.i :l .i»11,,^,r-—
•WANTED—TWO
siaa,as*«..
CLASS
Ad^i«ss290
WANTED^Opd rjOBVXND AD, MAN
•at onoe. Steady position. Good 4ram
Write or Wire Noonar
N J.
GENERALOFFldKA
with knowledge of mi
preferred. Address 2
farm nearvw.
Grand Fork*.'
Address Davis
ovte No, 1
i, Crystal, N.
Minor Noonaa.
tANT, ONE
iQMB rniNT-
Pfr^lro^lt- weatby
WANTEP MAN'TOW
U!W41»JW
NORTH DAK0TA'4
WANTftp-f-FIRST
Chicago Bakery,
CLASS
WANTED-—MEN TO CUT CORDWOOD.
Wm. Nacle. ,.
HIDES A#D FDB&
WE PAT BIG PRICES FOR TOUR RAW
furs. Buyint furs has been our busi
ness for over thirty years. You. do not
get what your furs are worth If you
do not rat .our RAW FUR PRICE
LIST- Sent free. Address The Redlck
Hide A,Fur Company, Grand Fork*,
N. D.
SHIP roup inpus, furs and junk
to ue. We will pay ihe hirtaat prices.
Wrtte for our price list. We con use
U0 tons of country mixed scrap for
the next thirty daya. Thief River
Hide and Fur Co.» Thief River Fall*,
Uh*.
TRAPFERS—-YOUR ATTENTION. J.
1
H. Troeh, the Grand Forks gunsmith.
.pays hlifteit casn price for yonr furs.
HOVSE8 TOR BERT.
WAfCH dtRAND FORKS 6ROW.
FOR RENT.
#42.00—6 room Duplex, all modern and
new on Reeves Ave.
$38.00^—8 rooh\ all 'modern house. River
side Park.
$36.00—7 room all modern house, but on
No. 6th St.
$ 7.00—B room house on No. 7th St.
$ 8.00—5 room house and 'barn near
Great No. Round house.
$15.00—7 room house, No. 8th St.
$23.00—6 room house, all modern but
heat, on Walnut St.
$16.00—5 room house, all modern. but
heat on International Ave.
$1,200.00—150 acre farm one mile from
new paeklngplant on gravel road.
W. HT KELSEY
FOR RENT—SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE AT
Fourth ave. modern except heat
Call 188, either phone.
BOUSK ALL MODSmN, STEAM HEAT,
full basement $2S.00 month. Call office
Benner it Begg.
FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
rent 628 Third Ave., Paul Biiseh,
Box-10, City.
FOR RENT—SIX. ROOM, HOUSE,
light, Water and heat, close to car llna
Daniel Dow.
5 ROOM HOUSE AT 816 NORTH 7th
ft. Electric light, water and gas. Call
99BJ T-S.
FOR RENT—ALL MODERN SEVEN
room houae. University Aye. O. J,
Barnes Co.
GOOD HOU8ES FOR RENT AT ALL
prices. John C. Boe Co., phones, 474.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT—
1021 No. 4th. Apply 302 No. 5th St
COTTAGE FOR RENT. CLOSE IN.
806 Kittson Ave. Both Phones $06.
MODERN FIVE ROOM HOUSE PART
ly' furnished. 1108 Belmont
B' FOR SALE OR RENT.
Bendeke Co.
HOUSES—E. A FLADLAIVD.
rot Flats. -See Ttots
We are not In the Real Estate
buslneen. but we have property on
hand. This brings us good rentals
but for business reasons we wish
to 'dispose of them quickly.
FOR QUICK SAI
3 all modern houses on Interna
ttonal and Sixth 8t $8,200 cas'h
and mortgage of $5,600 to run
period..of 28 years, payable $3R
a year at 6%. ..
7 roomed house on Dyke avenue
$650.
New modern house, 7 rooms and
bath, ekcellent location.
w. e. smallM?-1.7HILAIRE CO.
Grand Forka. North Dakota
•.
FOR sale—six room house, hot
water.weat, modern throughout Elec
trie lights and gas, fine vegetable
Cellar. New garage lighted.: Owner
going away. Sell cheap for oash, or
half time. Address 802 Herald
HOTELS.
Family, EuroMan Tranalalit
Finest Cafe in Northwest
East Grand Forks, Minn.
woiAijfc (Oontto—OUTBURSTS OP EVERETT TRUE.
x'
$20.00—5 room house, all modern but
heat, on Walnut St.
'FOR SALE.
|1$50.00—flood six roomed cotUio,
line'condition, water, cellar and «is
torn.
$1,600.00—Five roomed house on Chey~
enne Aye., city water, electric lights
'and collar.
$1,200.00—Foui1 roomed cottage, sewer,
city water and 'electric lights On
Elder Street.
THE
KOOAK HMSHIIIG.
WE DO DEVELOPING AND, PR
Inr lowest prices best serytfea.
Drug Store. 16 Sc. 3rd.
HOUSES FOB SALE.
•.,•
HOUSES FOR SALE
AT SNAP PRICES,:,
7
HOTEL DACttTAH
Commercial Headquarters.
Room»_£t:00_Up:___Rece»UljM^iijgreved.
xnrte stock.
FOR SALE—SOME OF THE pn*B8T
registered Holatieln cows you eVer
saw they have Just freshened also
have- some grand yeung bulls you can'
use 2 years for twr keat. Come early
and take your choice. M. N. Enright,
FOR SALE—A FEW VERY CHOICE
?arrow.
urebred Yorkshire boar pigs April
N. W. -Phone- 1556-6 out of
Grand Forka Palmer Farm, Euolld,
Minn.
DUROCS FOR 8A
ft» your orders
Seine flne young boars and
BMnK-Ardoeh.
QSX HOUlTtelN' BULL. 7
oil Inquire 1J10 Walnnt':
iJ-.-T-S.
OF AUTO
IS, .1917. between,
s.,3&Ta.?!a."«.2»
by nOtlfyliSthe unde:
aayjaafflgVw
SNOOT
Mcveii ruRTHCR
twmrms!
LOST AND POUND—Continued
LOST—WRIST WATCH—PLEASE RE
turn to owner for big reward, call
1314 L, N. W.
of Grand For
farm.
OSTEOPATHY.
DRS. ORR AND MAY SANDER8
817 Scandinavian-American Bank 'Bldg.
Both Phones 542. ..Grand Forks.
SHOE REPAIRING.
'Shoe Hospital—Largest, most complete
shoe shop in Grand Forks parcel post
paid one way repairing while you
Walt. J. Solland. Basement 314 DeMers
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON'S.
DRS. GISLASON & JOHNSON
JBar, Eye,, Nose and Throat.
Beare Block. Over Lion Drug Store.
DR.
Second. Floor,
W.
VBLYBT S
blue siUt.
wens
sum of money. fHnder call
trill Cottonwood for reward.
KXlTTmO
itlet nearly 111
lly return to
Contains a 1W
-IW.IWk Kli
,-bot.s, biotcle .c:rtuoai
QO(NQ STRONG?.
E 12 MILES SOUTH
Call at Ole K. Ose
LOTS FOR SALE
2 CITY LOTS OH-CHEYENNE AVENUE
good location, near St. Barnabas Acad
emy,, will sell for $250 each. Apply W.
E. Small, Bt Hilalre Co.. city.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SACK..
NEW 5 BOTTOM 'INDEPENDENT
beam power lift .traeCOr plow for -sale
at half price. Might trade also* A.
P. Murphy, Niagara, N. D.
LOOSE STRAW FOR 8ALE, DELIVBR.
if' Call N.W. 12B6-L T. 8. 1090-H
MONEY' St) LOAN.
MONEY: TO LOAN OL
for short or long rtlme
MONUMENTS
W. R. Jack.
ESTATE
Address -285
Montnptiern
sex
WOBKS. "V
•'mi
MARKERS VAULTS
Grand Forks, N. D.
OFFICES FOR BENT.
DESK. ROOM FOR RBI#T, INCLUDING
typewriter and two desks. 306'Kittson
Ave. Both Phones 806.
A. DEAN
and Surgeon,
it National Bank. Bldg.
EKRteN MARSDEN
Syeelallsts.
'Ear, Eye. Nose and Throat
8. A Bank JUdg. Grand Forka
-Tf
DR. JOHN D. TAYLOR
-.
Physician and Surgeon.
:pecial attention given to diseases
the skin and. genito-urlnary system.
,.v ..
of
Office over First National Bank.
DRS-'HEALY, LAW & WOUTAT.
l-
Physicians and Surgeons
Office Scan-Amer- Bank Bldg.
KEAfj ESTATE WANTEI)"
WE CAN PBtL YOUR REAfi ESTATE
Or bUsHiess any kind,, anywhere for
4«|Awi udntt Northwestern Bus£
•'nMir'A^ewcy,'' Mlnne&po)le,'MiWneeota.
BOOMS FOR RENT.
NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE FRONT
room, for rent All modern, suitable
for two,.ladles preferred. Close in. one
block from car line. 816 Chestnut
atraet 1659-1. N. W.
FOR RENT TWO EXCEPTIONAL
furnished front rooms. South end, two
blocks from car line. Phone 1187J N.
FOR RENT'—FURNISHEQI MODERN
room. Qentlefnen preferred. Call 'over
ArbaH's Jewelry .atore.-i
••. n'u,'
•WXTh:
Iks FOR
bouaeifee»ln*,..
FOR ftXIfT tr- THREE BOOMS FOB
housekeeping- Inquire BOy Cottonwood
#tribmlBED musEKEEraNro ROOMS
JIM*., 302" Ith St
WODERN _ROOM.
FtlBNlSfittD ROOMS
IttM
BOOlt
y'-|»
AT Ul NORTH
MRAND FOKKg HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, WIT. nrnm
I
nci
I oen. fciHGN I To
TWO HOQ9 THer
ACl*iAY& to SNvlOY
H4VINTC AUUiLL PoUteeTi
OVSR THftM !t!
$,«* •.«•»,*
NEWSPAPER
ByCONDO
STORAGE.
Household Goods Packed and Stored.'
Panovltz Furniture and Carpet Co.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
THE UNIVERSITY Y. M. C. A WILL
have a number of students desiring
work during Xmas vacation such as
clerking, general office work, includ
ing stenography, or tending furnaces.
Call University Y. M. C. A.
MAN WANTS WORK IN TOWN
the day or lionr Call 303 Herald.
BY
YOUNG LADY ATTENDING BUSINESS
college wants good place to work for
room and board. Can give best of ref
erences. Address 306 Herald.
WANTED—A GOOD HOME FOR 3
year old girl. Will pay for board and
care. Address 306 Herald.
—a
YOUNG INDUSTRIOUS MARRIED
man of good character and above .draft
age wants work. Apply 807 Herald.
WANTED, A POSITION BY COMPE
tent lady .stenographer. Address Box
564 or call 408L.
ROOMS KALSOMINED. FROM $3.00
up. Address 817 Elm St T-S. 221.
WANTED—WORK BY STUDENT ON
Ijaturdaji^roir^^intillCMjj^^^^
STORES FOR BENT.
First floor new-Vermont Bldg.,
as one or two stores.
Store in New Hampshire Bldg.
1
Security Improvement Co.
406 First National Bldg.
FOR RENT—STORE IN SCANDINAV
lan Bank building. Apply to Anderson
Sisters.
STORE FOR RENT IN BACON FLATS
North Fourth St Inquire of J. D. Ba
con.
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO BUY 1.000 TONS COUN
try mixed Iron. It will pay you to
correspond -with us. Northern Scrap
Iron Co.. Duluth. Minn.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANT TO HEAR FROM PARTY HAV
lng power bailer for rent or aale. Box
16, Easby. N. D.
LEGAL NOTICES
amounts
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
)ss.
County of Grand Forks
IN DISTRICT COURT
FIRST JUDICIAL, DISTRICT
Bertha H. Miller, f:
•v:-v I. Plaintiff,
vs.
Michael Miller, and the Nel
son County State Bank, a cor
poration,
Defendanta
The State of North Bakota to the Above
yarned Defendants
You are hereby summoned? to answer
the complaint in this action, and to serve
a copy of your answer upon the sub
scriber within, thirty days after the serv
ice of this summons upon you, exclusive
of the day .pf service and In case of yonr
failure to appear or answer, judgment
will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in thej complaint.
Which complaint has been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the District Court
within and for the County.1' of Grand
Forks isnd State' of "North Dakota, and
-IS etw£!e therein.
Datea at Grand Forks, North Dakota.
thl» 3rd day of November, A JY. 1917.
J. B. WTNEMAN.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA*
County of Grand Forks.
IN COUNTY COURT
In the Matter of the Estate of Olla GUI
brandson, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Mikkel G. Jorde and Thor H. TollefsHid,'
administrators of the estate of Olla Gul
brandson, deeeesad. repreaentlng among
other thingfa, that they have fully ad
ministered said estate, and praying that
a time and place be fixed for examining
and allowing the account of their admin
istration and for the assignment of the
residue of said .estate to heirs:
IT IS ORDERED, That told account
be examined, and petition heard, by the
judge of this court on Thursday, the 27th
day of December, A. D. 1917, at-2 o'clock
i. m., at Grand F6Mcs In said county.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED,
That notice hereof be giyen to ail per
sons interested, by publishing a copy Af
this ord£r or a citation for four succes
sive weeks prior to said day of hearing,
In the Grand Forks Herald, a dally news
paper. printed and published at Grand
Forks, in said county.
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D.,- this 23rd
day of November, A. D. 1917.
By the court,
(Court Seal) L. K. HASSELL,
Judge of County Court.
(Nov. 24. Dec. 1, 8 and 15)
NOTICE TO OBBSXTOSS.
In the Matter of the Estate of T. F.
McMillan, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Edward Galegher. administrator
of the estate of T. E. McMillan, late of
the village of Thompson, In the county of
Grand Forks and state of North Dakota,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all per
sons having claims against said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within six months after the first
publication of this notice, to said Admin
istrator at his postofflce In the village
of Thompson, in said Grand Forks
county or at his residence in' Americus
township, aforesaid oounty.
Dated November' 23, A. D. 1917.
EDWARD GALLAGHER,
Administrator.
S. LEMMICH.
Attorney for Administrator,
Thompson, N. Dak.
First publication on the 24th day of
November A. D. 1917.
(Nov. 24, Dec. 1, 8, 15. 1917)
oun TO A O MOUWS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
)ss.
County of Grand Forks
IN COUNTY COURT
In the Matter of the Estate of
NOW THEREFORE, Notice is hereby
given, that by. virtue of said mortgage
and by order of said S. A. Walker, the
present owner thereof, I will sell the
above described chattels at the corner
of Ninth street and University avenue,
in Grand Forks, county of Grand Forks,
state of North Dakota, at the hour of
Tyro o'clock p. m., on the 7th day of De
cember, A D. 1917.
P. J. McLOUGHLIN.
Agent
Dated at Grand Forks county, N. D..
this 80th day- of November A. D. 1917.
Residence and postofflce address:
Grand Forks,' North Dakota.
North Dakota's Greatest
Classified Section
Ole
of
Gulbrandson, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
Mikkel G. Jorde and Thor H. Tollefsrud,
executors of the estate of Ole Gulbrand
son, deceased, representing among other
things, that they have fully administered
said estate, and praying that a time aind
place be fixed for examining and allow
ing the account of their administration
and for the assignment of the residue
of said estate to heirs
IT IS ORDERED, That said account
be examined and petition heard, by the
judge of this court, on Thursday, the
27th day of December, A. D. 1917, at 2
o'clock p. m., at Grand Forks In said
county.
AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED.
That notice hereof be given to all per
sons interested, by publishing a copy,
of this order or a citation for four suc
cessive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing, in the Grand Forks Herald, a daily
newspaper, printed and published at
Grand Forks, in said county.
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D., this 23rd
day of November, A. D. 1917.
By the court
(Court Seal) L. K. HASSELL.
Judge of County Court
(Nov. 24, Dec. 1, 8 and 16.)
4-
NOTXCB or 0KATTU aCOBTOAOB
WHEREAS, Charles L. Smith, mort
gagor made, executed and delivered to
S. A. Walker, mortgagee, his certain
Chkttel Mortgage, dated October "1st,
1917, wherein and whereby said mort
gagor mortgaged to said mortgagee the
follo«|ing described p^rsona]., pcoperty^ i
to-wit:
One Ford, five passenger .automobiles
Engine No. 1228052 1916 Model, to se
cure the payment of the sum of One
.Hundred Dollars which mortgage was
duly filed in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Grand Forks county, North
Dakota on October 2nd. 1917.
AND WHEREAS, default has been
made In the terms of. said mortgage by
reason of the non-payment of the note
secured by said mortgage and that the
mortgagee and the said mortgagee deems
the said debt unsafe and Insecure and
the amount claimed to be due thereon at
this date is One Hundred Dollars and
interest thereon from October 1st, 1917,
at 6 per cent per annum.
F. J. SIBELL,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
Bepwrt of the Condition of
The Meckinock State Bank
At Meckinock, in the State of North
Dakota, at' the close of business
November 20, 1917.
Total .....
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Grand"
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lx
COUNTY COURT.
Jn the Mattarjof the Eatate of John
r&tiSTirhweby giv«n by Juliaa C.
derg. admlfelatrator of the eatato of John
Berg, deceasad. to the creditors of, and
alt persons having olalms against said
deieeased, to prssant them, with the
neoeesary vofMdwrs. to the said Julius C.
Bare, at Grand Forks, N. D., within four
months-after the Srst publication of thla
notiea.^
ad^VXWkK'N. D., November
JULIUS BERG.
'•Administrator^ of the Estate of
First publ teauiMi. Novepiber 17 th. 1917.
(Notr. 17, I, *.)
.$ 94,939.82
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts, secured and un
secured
Liberty Bonds
Banking house, furniture and
fixtures '.
Due from other
banks $ 46,602.45
Checks and other
cash items .... 1,971.17
Cash 2,977.99
84.55
10,400.00
4,000.00
51.561 j61
Total $160,975.48
uumcnt.
Capital Stock paid in 1
Surplus fund
Undivided profits less ex
penses and taxes paid
Individual deposits
subject to check 64.846.83
Demand certificat
es of Deposit ... 305 00
rime certificates
of depoelt 81,445.69
Due to other
banks
10,006.00
4.000.00
378.06
146,597.42
$160,976.46
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Grand Forks
I. H. L. Hanson, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement la true, to the best Of
my knowledge and belief.
L. HANSON,
.. .. Caahier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 27th day of November, 1917.
HARRY p. RICK,
Notary Public.
Correct Atteat.-—
O S. HANSON.
f^*S®FTOR6to«80N.
HUGH REDO.
Drectora.
NOT SnUCTLY PATBHmC.
Without being stridently patriot*)
or bitterly opposed to eneiqy art a
whole lot of Americana whoa* wtvai
lava taken them to the opera. wb»ra
they hava had -to ait in, all draaaed
up M? BowlMre to.yawn. Maputo
tUcnadljr igaA Qiat tho Matrop^ltaa
taw rated Gorman opera out—Loote
jllip Courier-Journal.
BEOmCERS
Hundreds File Applications
for Officers'^ Trainings
School at Camp Dodge,
Camp Dodge, la., Dee. 1.—Compati
tion promises to be keen among upU-te
canto ior admittance to the ottoam'?^
training camp that is to open at thla
cantonment January 5 and eontlnna^
for three months.
Hundreds of national army manssfs#
have filed their applications withssls
their regimental commanders, in
cordance with recent instructions from
divisional headquarters, and the weod
Ing out process will not be completed
and Anal selections announced until
near Christmas.
Ldeutenant Colonel R. B. Farrott^
has been appointed commandant
the officers' school, arid seventeen of-tKv?!
fleer" are being chosen to assist Iflsai-Kv
as instructors. Most of those officers
are expected to be from this canton
ment
Total enrollment of the school will
hardly exceed 500, according to pres
ent1 plans, and candidates for com
missions will be selected entirely frOm!
enlisted men and graduates or under
graduates of fiye Schools designated
by the war department
.These schools are: University of-:
Iowa, State College at Ames, la., St
John's Military Academy, Delafteld.
Wis., St. Thomas college of St. Paul
and Dubuque College of Dubuque, la..
The number of man from those
schools jwill aggregate 146.
But 1.7 per cent of tha enlisted per
sonnet of the regiments of the division
stationed here will be selected for tho
course.
No commissions higher than that of
second lieutenant will be graatod'
graduates of the course. This policy
is to be adhered to, it" is said, with a
view to making promotions among of
fleers already commissioned and who
have had several months experience.
No branches other than the infan
try and artillery will be taught On©
.company of Infantry an done battery
of artillery are to be assigned to the
training school for the use of tho
student officers.
The student officers will bs quarter
ed in separate barracks near division
headquarters. Their work will be en
tirely separate from that of the di
vision In general and will be conduct
ed along lines similar to that used at
the two previous training schools for
officers at Fort Snelling, Minn.
Enlisted men and non-commissioned
officers who are granted entrance to
the officers' camp 'will fee carried on
their respective organisation rolls and:
if they fall to make good, and receive
commissions will resume their former::
Matus. Men from the colleges who:
fail to make good will return to civil
life unless they-desire to enlist.
INTERNED TEUTONS
ARE COMFORTABLE
BUT NOT .OVERFED
IV v
Washington. Dec. 1.—The depart
ment of labor in a formal statement
denies that interned German sailors in
camp at Hot Springs, N. C., are being
provided by the government with ex
pensive food, .but admitted the pris
oners are receiving comforts denied
the American soldiers.
Interned German officers and man
are quartered in a big hotel at the
fashionable mountain resort An offl
oer of the public health service looks
after sanitation at the eamp.
"Arrangements are also made," the
labor department statement explains,
"so that married men may have op
portunity to see their families once1.
a week."
This is in conflict with the policy of
the war department which has ad vis
ed army officers that the plan of hav
ing wives and families quartered near
camps and cantonmepts is looked up^
on with disfavor. 1
"There is no warrant for the state
ment that these aliens are allowed an
excessive amount of food," the de
partment says. "Three meals a day
of plain but thoroughly palatable and
substantial food are provided for each
man."
The department admits that the:
German officers are given quarters
"similar to those which 'Would bo pro
vided in Immigration stations for first'-:''
class passengers arriving at port* of
the United States."
U. S. ASKS CANADA
TO CONSERVE FUEL
"Washington. Dec. 1.—The United
States fuel administration has madol^.,
plain to Canada it must plaee itself on -?..
the same basis as this country withi'"^
reference tA the conservation of ooal. 4
In an official communication to tho
Canadian government Dr. Harry Oar
field, federal fuel administrator, «%v:
points out that Canada would bo ex
pected to resort to the same measures
to save coal as are beting adopted^/1,
here.
A
Attention is called to the Intensive 'ft.
campaign in this country for taelaSpi
economy. It is suggested Canada
conduct a similar campaign.
Most of the Canadian coal supply
is derived from thot United States and
tho fuel administration has undertak
en to give that country a pro fata.
share of this country's supply on tho
same basis as the various states at tho,
union.
RUSSIANS UPHOLD
THE LENINITES BY
-$ LARGE MAJORITY
London, Dec. 1.—A dispatch ttom
Petrograd to tho Dally Kan. aay*'
as a result ot tho elections to tho con
stituent assembly in Patrosrad. tho
I^enlnttea will bo supported by a hMf
majority. -:\-X
The dispatch says that SibsHa
about to declare Its ittA
Ministers already havo Men
and aro hoKtsf aiprtons at
LEGAL NOTICE
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