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WIBAUX PIPONEER.
J. C. Meyer was in town Tues
day and Wednesday of this week
assisting in taking over the Wi
baux Provision Co.
Mrs. O. C. Kucheman and
daughter, Marion, of Beach were
visitors in this city the first of I
the week and incidently took in
the dance Tuesday evening.
Our hunters and nirnrods can
now secure their licenses for 1914
from \Ym. Cummins who reports'
that at the present time there has
Jjeen several issued.
On last Saturday another busi
ness change took place in our
little city, when Pat Burke, who
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PAIGE
Model Gleawood "36"—Gray & Davii
large anil Electric lighting and starting
system—$1275.
Model Brimswiclc "25" 5 passenger—Elec
tric lighting and starting—$975
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BEACH,
just about two months ago pur
chased the Geo. Burkholder sa
loon, sold the same to Bert Nel
son and Hans Cowee, who took
the business over the same day.
Wrod has been received in this
city Tuesday of this week, giving
the sad news that Llewelyn, the
six year old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Banker had died in Califor
nia. Last August Mrs. Banker
was compelled to go to Los An
geles, Calif., for her health and
took her son with her.
Rev- R. B. Walker and wife
departed Tuesday evening for
Mrs. Walker's lormer heme at
Grey Eagle, Minn., where they
v.ill spend a month. Rev. Walk
er decided to take his summer
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EASURE the Paige by the standard of the
high priced car.
Note the design—You will find in its stream
line body—its generous proportions—its up
holstery and its finish all the beauty and ex
cellence that mark the car of highest degree.
Note the mechanical construction—You will find
in the large unit single wire electrical equipment
—the cork insert multiple disc clutch—the silent
chain drive for motor shaft—the always efficient
Bosch magneto and the simplified control points of
super-quality that you naturally look for only in cars
costing double the price.
And then check up on the reason for it—You will
find that the Paige offers you the highest possible
rcentage of actual car value because the Paige
etroit Company has no bonded or other indebted
ness—no excessive capitalization,no heavy overhead
expenses of any kind—to eat up its income.
When you buy the Paige you pay only for the car
itself—
Satisfy yourself on these points
Ask us questions—
The Paige-Detroit Motor Car Co., Detroit, Michigan
C. F. SMITH, Agent
MGR. BEACH OPERA HOUSE
Office Phone 30M Residence Phone 139
For the only big Circus coming this season
GOLLMAR BROS.
BIG THREE-RING
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And
MENAGERIE
1000 People, 500 Horses and Animals
Including HERR DRIE'S BOCKS Big
TRAINED ANIMAL SHOW
Remember The Place and Date
WED.
JULY
vacation at this time so he would
be here to work on the Parish
House later on.
F. W. Young, of Bath county
Kentucky, arrived in the city
Wednesday morning and will
take up a homestead in this part
of the country. "Dad" Wills
snys that Mr. Young has the
blood in him. and that blood al
ways tells. Dad came from the
same county.
Mrs. T. J. Bushell, who has
been on the sick list for some
time ond confined to her home,
was out the first of the week for
a ievv hours. She is not entire
ly well, as yet, but her many
friends trust that she will new re
gain her strength rapidly.
GOLDEN VALLEY CHRONICLE
SUrRLME COURT DECIDES.
ihe supreme court handed
down the following decision this
week in the case ot the Mis
scan Slope Land & Invest
ment Co., a corporation, plaintiff
and respondent, vs. J. L. Has
leud, dependent and appellant.
I. An cyrder granting a new
trial, even though irregularly and
erroneously made, cannot be re
viewed or held ior naught by an
other district
judge
ot another
judicial district where the action
was pending, especially upon a
mere collateral aiUck.
1. Alter the trial ol an action
the judicial dismel wherein the
same was tried, was divided and
a new judicial district created,
and the county 111 which such ac
tic.. ..... tried is embraced within
district- Ihe court
a..*, nt',:. iiSi minutes of the
testii. having been lost, and
the jucifat .1 the new district hav
ing no knowledge of the case,
made and order transferring such
cause to the judge of the old dis
trict who presided at the trial.
1 hereafter an order was made at
tempting to vacate the order
transferring such cause, and sub
sequently the judge to whom the
same had been transferred, on an
ex parte application, made an
order vacating the judgment and
granting a new trial upon the
ground of inability, owing to the
loss of the reporter's notes of the
testimony, to settle a statement of
the case so as to enable defen
dant to obtain a trial de novo in
the supreme court. Thereafter
plaintiff's counsel secured an or
der to show cause why such or
der, vacating the judgment and
granting a new trial, should not
be vacated. Upon the hearing
AnsTHACT OP STATEMENT.
For the Year EimIIiik December 31,
A. D. IS) I a.
Of the condition tni affairs of The
Queen City Fire Insurance Company, ol
Sioux Falls, S. D., organized under th'i
laws of the State of South Dakota,
made to the Commissioner of Insur
ance of the State of North Dakota, in
pursuance of the laws of said state.
President, P. F. Sherman.
Vice President, Thos. H. Brown.
Secretary, Theo. F. Grefe.
Principal Oftlce, Sioux Falls, S. D.
Attorney for IService of Process In
the^ State of Xorth l'akota:
Name. Commissioner of Insurance
Location, Ulsmarc-] N. D.
Orarnnized cr Incorporated, March
13rd, 1 !o5.
Commenced business, April 1st, 1905.
CAPITAL
Amount of Capital Stock
paid up in full $ 200,000.00
ASSISTS
Value of Real Kstate
owned ly the Company $ 40,15$.SO
L'v.rs on Uoiuis and
Slortsrases 119,SSI.20
I:, ilro-.d Bonds and
Stocks 600.00
Loans on Collateral Se
curity 81,250.00
Cash (.11 hand and In
Bank 21.75fl.C6
Int« ]i st due and accrued 6.S14.20
Pii-mium.'! in course of
collection and trans
mission 15,110.99
Lulls receivable, not
matured, taken lor
Hisks 15.S47.70
Total Assets $ 2SO,4.S2.5i
LIABILITIES
Gross claims
for L,,..s..s
a il t(-.1
and unpaid $
Gross claims
for losses
upon which
action
ll a S bft'il
taken ....
Losses re
sisted
the ni
puny
5,940.67
6.474.67
3.one.00
Total cross
amount !f
ci-iims fur
Losses $
Deduct Ru
insuram
and salv
age claims
theren ..
14,415 34
8,914.01
Net amount of unpaid
losses
Amount of unearned pre
miums on all outstand
ing risks
Paul for Commissions
and Brokerage 13.9C6.C2
Paid for Sulirif*s, Fees
and other charges .... 20.409.CI
Paid for Tax. 6 596.Si
Amount of ,n other Dis
burst-men is 8,371.9-'
Total Disbursements $ 94.746.4
NORTH I'AKOTA BUSINKSS
Total risks U'-n during
the year $
To-ei i'l-einiiinis received
during the year
Total Losses incurred
during the year
Tctal amoni't of Losses
paid duiiiiir the year
STATE OF
Office Of Coin
I, \V. C. T::
surance of
do hereby cei
a true nl.sti-i
ment now on
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testillO'l
unto set ill'.
of this Il'li.
of April, A. 1
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of such order to show cause be
fore the judge of the old district,
plaintiff's motion was denied and
no appeal taken therefrom. Sub
sequently the cause having been
placed u,pon the calendar for
trial in the proper county of the
newly created district, plaintiff
objected to the trial upon the
ground that such action was no
ionger pending, the cause of ac
tion having been merged in a
judgment, and that more than
one year had elapsed since the
date
was
in
of service of the notice of
entry
thereof, and that the order
aforesaid, vacating such judg
ment and granting a new trial
void for lack of jurisdiction
the court granting it.
Held, that the attack on such
order was a mere collateral at
tack and it was error to sustain
such objection-
Held further, that the order
vacating the judgment and grant
ing a new trial was not void but
at the most merely voidable
when properly attacked, and the
order which granted the new trial
is res adjjudicata.
(Syllabus by the court)
Appeal from district court
Billings county S. L. Nuchols,
special J.
From an order refusing to
proceed with the trial, defen
dant appeals.
Reversed. Opinion of the
court by Fisk, J.
Purcell
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I. action
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Divet, WaHpeton,
N. D., and J. A. Miller, Beach,
N. D., for appellant
L. A. Simpson and M. L. Mc
Bride. Dickinson, N. D-, for re
spondent
ABSTRACT OP STATEMENT.
Fop the Year EikIIuk December 31,
A. D. 1013.
Of the condition and affairs of the
Olens Falls Insurance Company of
Glens Falls, N. Y., organized under the
laws of the State of New York, made
to the Commissioner of Insurance of
the state of North Dakota, in pursuant
of the laws of said state.
President, J. L. Cunningham.
Vice Presidents, It. A. Little and J. I*
Whitlock.
Secretary, E. W. West.
Principal Office, Glens Falls, N. Y.
Attorney for Service of Process tn
the_ State of North Dakota:
Name, Commissioner of Insurance:
Location, BismarcJt, N. D.
Organized or incorporated,
Commenced business 1S50.
CAPITAL
Amount of Capital Stock
paid up in full $
Klsks
Rents due and aerued
All other sums due to
the Company
Unadmitted Assets
Total Assets
Gross claims
for Losses
a sled
arid unpaid?
Gross claims
for losses
upon which
been
taken ....
Losses re
sisted ii
tile Co
0 6.601.33
All other Liabilities
Tuxes, Slfl.vO Reinsur
ance $3,111.03
Total Liabilities
JJKCEIPTS
Premiums received dur
ing' the year in cash ...
Interest ami Dividends
received during the
year
Amount received from all
other sources ....
'.e,ar
1.076,796.0C
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301.3s
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"UTH DAKOTA,
missioner of Insurance,
ylor. Commissioner of In
state of North Dakota
lify that the forenoiiiw Is
of the original state
lile in this office,
iv whereof, 1 have here
ii lid and affixed the sea'
..l Bismarck, the 1st daj
1914.
AV. C, TA YLOR,
'inmissioner of Insurance
STATE OF Ni TH DAKOTA,
Office of 'o!i,i,!ssioner of Insurance.
CO.MI'AXV CERTIFICATE OF
A I "THOR IT V.
herras, Th Queen City Fire tnsur.
nnce I'unip it. .. corporation orfranize
liiu'er the i.u» South Dakota, has
filed in this ofiice a sworn statement
exhibiting it., ortdition nd business
lor the year n.'iiiK December 31. 1913
he requirements of th«
te, regulating the bus!
:m, and,
said Company has fllei
dul' eortiiicd copy ot
'h cerxitic'te ^f oifrani
•liance with rhe require
surance laws aforesaid
conformabb
laws of tlii
nes« of In ui
Where:,::. ,i
in this 11i":i.
its charter
zatton in o|.|
ments of (lie
I, W. C. Taylor. Com
oirance of the Slate o.
iirsuant to the provis­
Now, then
rnissioiier of
North l»ak"t.-.
ions of s.-1*1 ws, do hereby certifj
that the ah i\. named Company is fullj
empowered. thi-ouph Its authorized
Hgents, to tr.-.i.saet its appropriate bus
Iness of Auth vij-ed insurance in th!i
State aeeoi-iliim- to the laws thereof
until the :il.-i .,y
0
March. A. D. 1915
In testimony whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand and seal at Bismarck
this 1st Day of April, A. t). 1914.
(SEAL)
w.
C. TAY'.OR,
Commissioner of Insurance
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ASSETS
Value of Real Estate
cwned by the Company
Loans on Uonds and
Mortgages
Railroad Bonds and
Stocks
State, City, County and
other bonds
Bank Stocks
Other Corporation Stocks
600,000.00
21S,408.43
1,954,185.00
1S9,731.58
111-
l'"iiy
30,233.50
Total i-r,sa
amount of
cli ims for
Less.-s ...$
245,501.74
Detluc Hl—
insurumva
and hjiIv-
Htre claims
thereon .. 35.6G5.T4
Net amount of unpaid
Losses
Amount of unearned pre
miums on all outstand
ing risks
3S,495.92
All other Liabilities
43,997.25
3,309.72
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47,306.37
77,131.76
10.419.CC
Total Receipts $ 87.551.3C
jtlMIt RSEMESTS.
Losses paid during the
4C.401.4S
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2.502,912.82
hand and in
Cash on
Bank
Interest due and aerued
Bills receivable, not
matured, taken for
441,027.44
4ti.S43.53
361.00S.J3
1,883.04
1,14s.41
.% 5,525,539.37
LIABILITIES
19.57C, 66
209,896.00
2,393,225.OS
2,603,12L95
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Total Liabilities $ 5,525,539.37
RECEIPTS
Premiums received dur
ing the year in Cash .% 2,217,162.98
Interest and Dividends
re iv in
"e»r 270.27S.51
Rents received during
the year 12,319.19
Amount received from all
other sources 44,129.43
Total Receipts $ 2,543*890.11
DISIIlllSKMEVrS.
Losses paid during the
year $ 1,185,144.61
Dividends paid during
the year 1S5.000.00
Paid for Commissions
and Brokerage 4C9.204.S2
Paid for Salaries, Fees
and other charges ....
Paid fqp Taxes
Amount of all other Dis
bursements
239.S3C.65
till,255.32
695.0S6.-T4
Total Disbursements .$ 2.734.527.S4
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS
Total risks taTccn during
the year $ 274,130.00
Total Premiums received
during the year 5,136.70
Total Losses incurred
during the year 1,004.07
Total" amount of Losses
paid during the year .. 969.37
PTATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
I. W. C. Taylor, Comlnissioner of In
surance of the State of North Dakota,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true abstract of the original state
ment now on tile in t'.iis office.
In testimony whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of this Office at lllsmarck, the 1st dav
of April, A. D. 1914.
(SEAL) AS'. C. TAYLOR,
Commissioner of Insurance.
FT ATE OF XORTH DAKOTA.
Office of Commissioner of Insurance.
COMPANY'S I'EKTIFICATE OF
AUTHORITY.
Whereas, the Olens Falls Insurance
Company, a corporation organized un
der the laws of Ne.w York, has tiled in
'his office a sworn statement exhibit
ing its condition and business for the
year ending December 31. 1913, con
formable to the requirements cf the
laws of this state, regulating the busi
ness of Insurance, and,
Whereas, the said Company has filed
in this office a duly certified copy of
its charter with certificate cf organ)-,
zatlon In compliance with the re'iUire
mcnts of the Insurance laws aforesaid.
Now, therefore, I, AV. C. Taylor, Com
missioner of Insurant-* of the State of
Vorth Dakota, pursuant to the provis
ions »f sajd laws, do hereby certffy
that the above named Company is fully
empowered, through its authorized
agents, to transact its appropriate bus
iness of Authorized Insurance In this
state according to the laws thereof,
until the 31st day of March, A. D. 1915.
In testimony whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand and seal at Bismarck,
this 1st Day of April, A. D. 1914.
(SB4J0 W. C. TAYLOR,
Commissioner ot Insurance
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will give any prepayment privileges.
WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE.
CYLINDERS
Gas or bteam
Rebored or ground
PISTONS
9 Made to order any kind
RINGS All sizes
BRASS FOUNDARY
Aluminum and
a "'sV
Wheather you live in the city or country,
make your headquarters for
AT KECKLERS
Where you can get the most of the best for the
least. City delivery at your service.
Job Printing promptly and neatly
turned out at the Chronicle
printing office
SECRETS OF PITCHING
WE ALWAYS HAVE
Plenty Money
on hand for real estate loans. If you want a loan
you will do well to see us as we are the oldest and
best established loan agency in this territory.
PIESIK LAND & LOAN CO.
B. T. PIESIK, Manager
Machine Shop and
GARAGE
George M. Stockwell Co.
Give as a trial. Blanche Street Beach, N. D.
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FURNITUkhg UNDERTAKING
Overstad & overson
OME TO US FOR
Anything
Building Line
Golden Valley Lumber Yard
A. R.
THOMPSON,
Hp.
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We
GEARS
Spur or Bevel cut to oider
by Cysdodial System
BUSHINGS
Bronze or Babbitt
PATTERNS Wood or Metal
AUTO REPAIRING
Tires, Sundries. Storase
BLACKSMITHING
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