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SEPTEMBER 20.. 19.~4
THE BEACH, N. D., ADVANCE
PAGE SEVEN
SlONERS'
EDINllS
- 1
Dakota. County of
~mber 7. 1934, the/
Commissioners of J
met pursuant
with all members
to furnish Mrs.
eye glasses, as
relle~.
.reed to furnish Mrs.
of poor relief, one
~elief Director. aP-
Board requesting
That the County pay
Market for cold
meat: That the County
for rock work: That
of material cost
over that allow-
on projects: That
milage for doctors
immunization.
agreed to the above.
Lehman appeared before
relative to assessment of
the Village of Sentinel
Lovell came before the
~gard to a public parking
ef the Court House.
• 15. T, 140, R, 103, was
Chris. Rassmussan for the
the year 1934.
by Odland and sec-
the following
adopted :
RESOLUTION
March 7. 1934, Gel-
North Dakota,
Contract for Deed with
B~ukowski of the City of
the County of Golden Val-
State of North Dakota.
agreed to sell
to said John B. Ku-
deed the lands
in Golden Val-
rth Dakota and de-
follows, to.wit: Lots
Nine (9), and
(6) in Town-
ndred Forty (140) North
One Hundred Five (105)
e 5th P. M., upon the pay-
B. Kukowski of the
and
Said John B. gu-
st" the time of the
contract the sum
to apply thereon leaving
of $1300.00 due thereon,
by said contract due
I. 1934 and $650.00
1, 1935, and
the said John B. Ku-
offered to make pay-
balance due on said
If the interest at 5 per-
the terms of said
and
that there
said
C.J.
rtson and L. B.
Golden Valley
of $52.75 dated
1925. Now, Therefore, Be
That the Chairman of
of County ~q
ditor be and
to
in the name of
said John B.
having paid sold eum
~e It Further
• D That the State's
and hereby
the
they hereby
give warrant and
the same in
it
Attorney,
bid
Dakota mix
him
action.
hers present.
1~ was agreed with Mrs. Fred
Stacker that she is to receive $7.00
per r~ontil for the care of E. Bates,
:£ county charge.
P. A. Page was allowed $4 90 per
nonth for the care of A. L. Cun-
nlr~gham, a county charge.
A contract and bond of Aaron
::nook for the furnishing of lignite
• eel for the Court House were ap-
proved.
The AuditOr was instructed to se-
cure insurance on County owned
buildings as follows: On Lot 17.
Block 1~ Hunter's Second Addition;
On Lot 1"6, Block 3, Hunter's Second
Addition; On Lot 1, Rock 6, Origin-
al; On Lot 10, Block 6. Hunter's S~c9~
end Addition; On Lot 4• Block ~,
~,Voodhulrs First Add.; On Lot 20,
Block 1, Hunter's Fourth Add.: On
Tract A-12, Farts Lots 12-13-14.
Block 4. Original. All in City of
l~each. On Lots 7 and 8, Block 3.
Robinson's First Add., Sentinel
Butte,
J. M• McCoy appeared b~,fore the
Board in regard to a bridge or
crossing on the west side.el b:eclion
:. T. 140, R 105. Tiffs matt,r was
laid over.
The foilowiltf~ wire was sent to
C?mrles Donnelly. President. North-
"n Pacific Railway Co•. St, Paul,
Minnesota. ~Ve, in reglliar session•
1 r'~e continuation Drouth l~ate on
freed tO County Imperative to save
f~mndat~on stock for our farmers.
~;glled " ~o'a:Pl=~ (?o|]n| V (~t)I|]n~IF.SiOYt-
'vrs, (lolden Valley (:eta iv, North
Dakota.
P,,lock~ 23 a~ld 24, N,~ar':"~ F~'~1 Ad-
dition was sold to the ('~ly ,' L;-ac':!
and tax deed issued.
The following bills were :t,:dit,.J,.
approved and ordered paid ~ lbi('-~
to personal pr,~Ilerty taxes du(: or
delinquen~~ .
John VV. W'entlaffd. milegae $ 49"63
A. M. Kuhfeld. expenses L40
1~each Review. printin~
cards and health notice . 2.50
John W. Wentland, expens-
es to Bismarck ................. 17.n0
T. I~. Lassell. repairing ...... 1.50
. . 3[ Kuhfeld. services on
Insanity Board ................ 5.00
St. John's Orphanage, care
NeihOuSe and Musil chil-
dren. July and August .... 200.00
E.R. Kennedy. medicine
for poor ............................ 6.75
A. Kreitinger, assigned by
P. A. Page--Care of A. L.
Cunningham ...................... 4.00
Mrs. Louise Benson. care ot
John Gregory ..................... 7.00
Lewis Rooming House.
rooms for poor .................. 4..00
Ahna Vlasoff. care Pete
Cook .................................. 7.00
Mrs. Fred Stacker, care E.
Bates ........................... = ..... 10.00
Joseph Piesik. poor reliel .... I0.00
Mrs Anna Meyer. Meals for
transients ......................... 4.85
Ed. Summers, guarding Alf.
Benson ............................... 6.00
J• E. Middleton. guarding
Alf. Benson .......................... 4.50
Roy A. Noyes, meals for
transients .......................... 4.45
Roy A. Noyes, meals for T
Jj.urors 5.25 :
• G. Johnson," ................ HopD~e~L21a:
her ...................................... 1.50
Gee. A. Johnson, Ho~per~
labor .................................... 15.30
T. A. Gilman, Hopper
drayage .................... ;- ........ :2~l:91
E. Fischer, Hopper~serv-
ices ...................................... ~66.75
Louie Hovland, Hopper
services .............................. 8.5~
John Hammervold. use of
feedmill for Hopper ........ :5:00~
Juue Mills, Clerk in Audi-
tor's office .......................... 24.00
H. A. Bury, hauling culvert
to Alpha ............................... 4.00
Fred McManigal. repairing
bridge ........... : ................. : .... 2.10
G. V. Lure. Yard, Material .... 32.95
L.J. Erickson, prisoners
board .................................... .10.00
H. A. Bury, prairie dog sur-
2.65
supplies 1:60
taking CC-~ 5.00
boyt ............
Farmers
Assigned by A. :
material .............................. :20.74
Beach Advance, printing ..... ,79.72
C. G. Johnson. labor on
man Run- County grader .................... 74.50
Harp Tractor & Equip. Co., sup-
$1.84, plies ...................................... "58.84
the lowest N. ~V. Sheet & Iron Works,
coal, bid supplies ............................... 23.90
bject Logan Auto Service, repairs 3.00
Sivert Vanvig, road drag-
ging ...................................... 5.00
Gilman O11 Co., gas ............. 47.60
White Eagle Oil Co.. gas .... 52.55
Chester Gasho. road work.. 8.20
road drag-
7.10
road worR 1.60
tenry Wassmann, work on
county bridge .................... 21.40
Charles Doubles, Hopper
services ............................... 27.30
A. C. Mogle, Hopper serw
said ices ....................... .............. 78.45
Mike Theisen, Hopper serv-
Ices
H. B. Lovell Imp. Co..
per m~terlals
Roy McCaskey. Hopper
vices ....................
The Texaco Co.,
Farmers Union
gas and oil
Olaf
141, R. 104. The
'to
over,
T. 141, R.
Elk Creek
This matter was
and
following
lot ie the
that there
32 feet
West
re-
serv-
e., sup-
Co..
~sre A.
Son, "SUp:
77.25
22.10
11,61
49.00
2.41
2.00
Co**
............................ 7.,66
omew. labor ....... 6.00
road work .......... 24.5~
Standard Otl Co., gas .......... 173.25
David M. Howle labor on
/grader ............ ,', ...... ............ 70.25
Rhame Hospital, care of
Beruice Stevens .................. 28.00
Dr. S. E. Patterson, opera-
tlom Bernice Stevens ........ 50.00
Dr. V. G. Morris, care of
poorpatient ..................... :.. 20.00
H. H. :Halstead. making re-
port on poor charge ........ 2.00
Purity Dairy Co., cold stor- ~.~
age for relieI supplies ...... ~, 1"9.00
A. :~. Schroeder, supplies for/~J
poor house : ......................... A~yi.~5
Pearl Fredrlcgsen, care o~ 1 ~-(~.
............... ~:~137.46
Dr. Frank Tit-
'.19 to conform
)f the county.
Dr. W, C, Brad~
were to conform
of the county.
sea on a bill Of
filed b~( the Panther Oil and
Mfg. Co. ae no member of
ordered
order for them.
met par-
with all
tov:n~htp's expense, io grade and
put ~n shape the road beginning at
the l~orth east corner of See. 11,
thence So. 5 miles to the southwest
corner of Sea. 35, all in T. 141. R
104.
An agreement was entered into
with Andrew Jackson by which for
a consideration of $75.00 said Jack-
son is to furnish all labor and ma-
terial to Incmease the size of the
traps and all connections in th~
sewerage system In the urinals in
the men's toilet rooms in the Court
House. .
Einor Nordby, Relief Director. ap-
peared before the Board relative to
the t,'se of the southeast room up-
stairs for Emergency Relief offices
and also permission to put up par-
titions in said room, the Relief
I Committee to stand expense of ma-
[terial and labor. The Board agreed
to the above and also agreed to fur~
i nish shades for four windows.
The Reginal Agricultural Credit
Corporation asked for a waiver of
[the County's mortgage of the live
sroct~of l,~rnest ('i~esley :is the cor-
l)O*';ttiOll has first lnort~al£e an~
(%~ II ,t (,[ I'¢* II e w" withoMt waiver. -
A
Was iss'ded.
Board authorized Lewis Od-
land, as overseer of the 1st (',m-
nli~;sJoncrs' lHstriet. [, Sign allth-
orization to Beach itospital for two
tvceks hospitalizaiioll ft~r Mrs. M..1.
Rhodes. total cost to County not to
exceed $14.00,
A Contract for Deed was issued to
Chxs. Allen to Lots 1-2-3. BIock I0.
/l~mter's 5th Add• to Bach.
The I@oard authorized and con.
,qrmed the actions of Commissioner
Mland In signing applications for
the following projects and the CQ~
untv Auditor for signtng Apptica-
{!:(.~s f.r ~Vorkmen's Compensation
[n:.lll'~illcc Oil the same under dat~ of
A~,~,u,~t 2~, 1934, as folloWs: Con3-
modily distribution, construct ice
box f,r ~ rack, purchase ice required;
Reerea~iomtl director, band director.
l)l~,v-g~ und (.a!'elakers; Cut, gather
and slack T'Ollgh~t F."c g]oalled from
stubble fields in Golden Valley
County,
'['he Boar(l aulhorized ~n,1 con-
firmed the action of the County Au-
ditor in mgning applications under
dates of August 29 and 30. 1934 for
V¢orkmen's Compensation Insuraace
on the following projects: Beach
dam; to scarify and gravel to con-
neCt with Highway.
Moved by Kirkpatrlck, seconded
by Odland, that the following ap-
plication t~e submitted to the State
Highway (7ommission of the State
6f North Dakota:
We, th~ Board of County Commis-
sioners ~f Golden Valley County.
North Dakota, In regular meeting
assembled, do hereby petition the
State Highway Comml~ton of the
Stale of North Dakota that Federal
Funds alloted to ~the State of North
Dakota be used for the purpose of
regrading United l~tates Federal
Highway No. 10 across Golden Val-
ley County aud tl~at such United
States Federal Highway No• 10 in
said Golden Valley County be then
surfaced with ~il mix.
We do further petition and re-
quest that action be taken forth-
wlth to complete the grading and
surfacing of the SentineI Butte-
Westerheim road, beginning at U.
S. Highway No. 10 on section line
between Sections 19 and 20, Town-
ship 140. Range 104, and ending at
about the southwest corner of Sec-
tion 26. Township 141. Range 104.
~aid highway was surveyed and laid
NSut in" about August, 1933, and the
~rd.o~ County Commissioners is
p r e'iSh~r e~d'-t~--~c u re the necessary
land so soon as notification of de-
scriptions is furnished the County.
No work has been done on said high-
way. We respectfully submit that
under the former administration of
the Highway Department, allotment
of funds to Golden Valley County
was not equitable when the popula-
tion of said County 'is considered.
Said highway North of Sentinel
Butte is the road to the West-
169.94 ty bridge
Daniel Loop, "w'o'~'k"~n"cou'n= '
during a
year.
This application Is made for the
reason that both of these co~t~true-
tions and highways are ca-
sential to Golden ' Valley Coun-
ty and are important t~ the
State Highway system• The feeder
road last mentioned was pr~mised
to this County by the Commission
and all resolutions in connection
therewith passed by this Board.
Motion carried.
Moved by Kirkpatrick and second-
ed by Odland that Odland and the
County Auditor be authorized to
sign application to the FERA for a
project to landscape the Court
House grounds. Motion carried.
The following bills were audited,
approved and ordered paid subject
to Dersonal,Ll~o~erty taxes due or
-=- _- _ ., - : = er t:o.,
sawdust .............................. $ 536.65
H, A. Bury. hauling scorla
for road ................................ 11.20
Curtis Sill, fare tO Bismarck
--Cliff Webster ................ 3.62
Dr. F. C, Tltsell, services
to poor .................................. 78.31
Dr. W. C. Bradley, services
.................................. 122.14
& Wieting, groceries
poor ................................ 11.62
Hladick, road work .. 15.00
McClenahen. road
MWe r~k- =''- "'" "~ ;¢ "-'= "-" =rs-~nna ~oy~r ..... me'a fs 15.00
B~or transients .................... 4.00
en Brown, work on coun-
I1,10
of met pur-
suant to ournment with all mem-
bers present,
Moved by Odland, seconded hy
Kirkpatrick, that the following re-
solution be adopted:
WHEREAS, It appears to the
Board of County Commissioners in
regular session assembled, that on
the 24th day of Septemoer. A. D.
1924. a judgment was rendered in
District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District in ~nd for the County of
Golden Valtey and State of North
Dakota in favor of (]olden Valley
County, a munfcipal corporation, and
against the Defendants in an action
wherein said Golden Valley County
was plaintiff and Hugh Egan, Ha-
zel M. Egan, P. D. Norton. M. A.
Finnemaan, M. L. Callahan. Sebas-
tian Strohmeyer, A. J. Howie, D.
McPhee, Fred Wassmann. Albert
Skoniezny. Earl R. LaMer?, J. il~l.
Sifert. John Keohane, J. . Th 1,
and Bankers Mortgage & Cattle
Loan Company. a Corporatf.on~ were
defendantS, and that sam juagment
was docketed in the office of the
Clerk of-said Court' on September
24, 1924, and
WHEREAS, It appears further
that P, D. Norton and M. A. Flnne-
mann.-two of aatd Defendants, have
m~de settlement in said action, all
of which will appear from the pro-
ceedings of the ~oard of CoUnty
Commfseloners of Ooiden Valley
reason of
on the 24th
BONNIE VIEW
Mary McCaskey, Re~orter
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Ayers, who
have spent the past summer ln l
Glendive, are now staying at theI
Alby Rollins home, where they plan
to spend a month or so. Mr. Ayers
has been employed on the railroad
until recently, when he was laid off.
Mr. and Mrs. Ayers, in company
with Frances and :Bennie Brown are
planning on leaving sometime next
month for Oakland, Calif., where I
they 'will visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Stecker, there. [
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kewin and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson, who!
spent several days visiting a~ the
Roy McCaskey home, last week, left
for their home in Detroit, Michigan
last Thursday. They were accom-
panied to their home by Mr. Mc-
Caskey who will spend some time
there, afterwards going to his old
home at Kendall, Wisconsin, to visit
relatives, it being 23 years since his
last visit at that place.
~dr. and Mrs. Herin Brown, Mr.l
.a~d Mrs. Dick McDanold and son
I
Warren, left by care last week for a
visit with relatives at Tacoma,
Washington, several 0f Mrs. Brown's
sisters and brothers residing at that
place.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p, Reeve arrived
in our vicinity from their home in
Minor last Friday, and are staying
a~ their summer home on their
ranch. Mr. Reeve is recuperating
Irom an operation for appendicitis
which was performed nearly three
Accused by Mate
Capta|n Robert E. Carey
Accused by a subordinate officer
of delaying in going to the aid of
passengers of the ill-fated Morro
Castle, Captain Robert E, Carey,
~ommander of the S, S. President
Cleveland, is pictured as he testi-
fied before the Morro Castle
board of inquiry in New York
City~ Chief Officer James Hen-
derson of the Cleveland charged
that the Cleveland idled about in
their farm in this vicinity, where
they have resided during the past
spring and summer.
A number of friends of Henry
Feldmann gathered at his home on
Saturday evening and surprised
him with a party in honor of his
birthday, a pleasant time being re-
ported by the attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farra and fam-
ily returned to their home Tuesd~
afternoon, after spending the past
few weeks at the Ernest Waldorf
home, while Mr. and Mrs. Waldorf
were enjoying a trip.
A card from Mrs. ~ Sperry
states that her family and the
Franz Beeler family left Wibaux
last Wednesday afternoon on their
trip to Bearmouth, Mont. They
spent the first night at Terry, and
are enjoying their trip immegsely.
Miss Jessie Braden ma~ short
visit at the Bonnie V~#school on
Monday 1nerving.
Mrs. Bertl~ ~ultz of Beach,
spent a few ~s last week at the
camp of her son, Rex, at the coal
mine.
Mrs. Leslie Kewin, Mrs. Jack
Johnson, Mrs. Roy McCaskey and
daughter, Mary, were visitors at the
Bonnie View school, Tuesday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Neiisen and
family and Mike Neilsen left by ear
, last week on a trip to Minnesota to
visit relatives. Lee Summers of
Beach is caring for their farm dur-
ing their absence.
Dick Kerr returned~ome from a
trip to New Leipzig~. D,, where he
visited Roy Conklin.
the vicinity of the blazing vessel Drow~ed City
months ago. He is improving nice- is the "drowned city" of Chersones,
many for an hour before lowering a Near Se~stopol on the Black sea
ly, which is good news ~o his _1 life boat,
friends, of which nothing remair~s but a[
Walter Feldmarm was on the,.~sir~4"~"=• ~, --- ~. ~ - : rocky cape menacing passing steam- 1
list for several days last weeklY:t Fray and while there made the ac- [ ers. A thousand years ago the city i
feting from a severe cold. ~ ~ quaintai~,e of little Anita Joyce I flourished as a Roman trading post. I
Bennie Brown has bee~uffering[Hughes. ~.
during the past week fr0~an 14fect-I l~r. Willia~ Braden, who spent a [
edhana'wmchneeessi/tgedhis'a '[f'daYsl"t"wee mthe Be h XCH N ii'
ing it lanced, last SU~y mor1~n$~pltal was taken to Bismarck on
but it is somewhat be~r at pre~t,~urday, where~e entered the heS-
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Miran of Be~lh] p]~there. H~ is suffering from
and Henry Tshanchkc~ were dinner]gall .~tones al~ yellow Jaundice,
guests at the Roy M~askey horn1{ W~makes ~ condition qulte ser- For 3 bushels of one dark wheat|
Mr. and M~. Ed.
callers at the Joe Svacha and Mrs. Chauncey. Wool-
I worth and daughter, Colleen, are
now quite nicely settled in the Pat
approved and ordered paid subject Moran house in Beach to which
due or_~
taxeS~erat 75.00 place they ,moved last week, from
and range ............................ $ ~ -_ .....
Dr. W. C. Bradley, services lg.62
tO poor ................................
F. D. Splegelberg, bultding
two bridges ........................ 829.53
E. E. Noble. Ins. Prem, on (~llms{~ f~M~l for d~l~allee
Peall Bttilding .......... rea~ and ~[.
MonL-Dak. Power Co.,
for County Home
Lewle Odland,
~he tines~ needla
Beaeh, N. D.
First door east of ~'s
Hardware~ Look for s~reet
8~
48.50
bridge work the
collected on doctor.and hos-
lls as follows: Ben Brown,
Richard Kennedy, $25.50;
Was~mann, $8.#0.
M. the Board adjourned.
The next regular quarterly meeting
wlll be held October 2, 1934, begin-
ning at-g:00 A. M.
(Seal~ CHAS. CHRISTIANSEN,
,~ ! AUditor of G. V. County.
For Good Meals
q: J
MOYE CAF
Is the Pl ce TO Go
.
FAILS Fancy Patent Flour. For 2
bushels and 50 Dound~ we will give
98 pounds of DACOTAH CHIEF
Standard Patent Flour. All lower
grades of wheat are applicable on
exchange at 01ight discounts below
number one. '~t~,,,
The present low EXCHANGE rate
Is made possible by advanced feed
prices, Market~ are beyond our 0on-
trol and we must adjust our Ex-
ehan~ basts: Up mid down as mar.
ket ~ appear. NEVER FAILS
mad DA(XYl~AH OHIEF flours are
¢
all wheat
grindin~.
When or BUY
flour, sericazsly
the . will get. Poor flour
is dear at .NEVER FAILS
flour Is OUARANTEED to make
EXCELLENT bread.: To those who
do not have wheat to exchange we
will make special low cash prices
on flour. Based on 93 cent wheat
Our price on 10 big sacks of NEVER
FAILS flour ~ $38.50, or 10 big sacks
DACOTAH OI-KEP ~,our for $3'/.00.
Come to our Mill and save money:
RICHARDTON MILLING COM-
PANY
P. S.: One 60-pound can of honey
$435: Winter Seed Rye $125 BU.
-- . -.
N. Dak. Advance
ARMS REGISTRATION
SET FOR SEPT 24Tier
All firearms owned by North Da-
kota residents on July 26, 1934 must
be registered with faderal author-
ities before September 24, under the
provisions of the National firearms
act, H, H. Perry, internal revenue
collector for North Dakota, warns
the. folks.
The firearms must be re~
by the individual possessing them
on that date whether they are grill
in his possession or not, Perry rules,
Blanks for registration may be ob-
tained either from the Fargo office}
or from local authorities.
Violation of the act is punishable
bY a fine of $2,000 or imprisonment
for a period of five years or both, he*
points out,
Defining a firearm as distinguish-
ed by the l~w, Perry pointed out that
it is any shotgun or rifle or other
weapon firing by an explosion ~iat
has a barrel less than 19 inches long
or may be concealed about the per-
son of the owner. Pistols or revol-
vers are exempt from this law.
Happiness and Luck
Uncle Ab says he does not know
whether happy folks are lucky, or
lucky folks are happy; but that hat~
piness and luck go together.
P 0F[ i0 L.
Rice Drug Co.
Prescription Druggtst~
H. C. RICE, R. PH.
Beach, N. D.
KEOHANE & KUIlFELD
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Beach, North Dakota
Phone 133
DR. FRANK C. T~LL
General Sur~
OffiCe with Dr, ~roz~
~.m..m ~,
BEACH. N. DAK.'
W. C. ~UL~, M. D.
Nma ~ lt~4f~,
Glance Fltdllztt~
Dentist
All Work Guaranteed
BEACH, NORTH D~
WE HAVE A~&DDIN LAM~
SUPPLIES
R B.~y
Seattmd l~d~, No D.
i%
Club No. 100
.,-
Radioland, 1 yr.
THE BEACH ADVANCE, I yr.
Club No. 101
McCall's Magazine, 1 yr.
Woman's World, 1 yr.
Good Stories, 1 yr.
The Farm Journal, I yr.
THE BEACH ADVANCE, 1 yr.
$2.00
c,.b 102.... ! o.b ,0,
Pathfinder (Wkly) 1 yr. ¢~,nn ~oc~n,~ Magazine, 1 yr.,,-
The Country Home, I yr. Woman's World, 1 yr.
Better Homes & Gardens, 1 yr. ~ THE BEACH ADVANCE, I yr.
THE BEACH ADVANCE, 1 yr. , ~
E~] ClubNo. 105
Club No. l0 Modern Mechanix &
Delineator, 1 yr. Inventions, 1 yr. ,----~enn
Woman's World, 1 yr.
THE 1 yr, THE BEACH ADVANCE, 1 yr.
SPECIAL OFFER
THE BEACH ADVANCE, 1 year
And your choice of any three (3) of
these famous magamnes for .......... $2.60
Mark an "X" before the three mazagin~ you desire.
Better ~[m~es & ~den~, 1yr.
D~tueator, 1 yr.
1~o~ Movie MAIL, t yr.
At-
• MoVie Olttssle, 1 yr,
Pathfinder, (weekly) lYr,
as
American Poultry Journal £~$r,
The Colmtry Home, 2 yrs.
Gentlewoman Me4~azine, 1 yr.
o~~ ~e~, 1 ~.
Home (T, rele; 1 yr.
~ousehold Magazine, 1 yr.
Illustrated Me~nlce, 1 yr.
Mother's florae Life, I yr.
Needle.art; 1 y~.
Succ~Mul Fatmlng, 1 yr.
Womma's World, I yr.
of said o~ligation. Motion
HOW TO DO IT.
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office with remittance.
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