Postal banks to extend rapidly nationwide plan praised
Washington reports that the postal saving system has passed its experimental stage and will expand at 100 new depositories per month. By next year over 1,200 branches are anticipated as the country builds a vast network to encourage thrift. The system is not harming private banks and is seen as boosting national savings and financial stability.
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Washington
Trustees of the Postal Saving System
United States
Postal Saving Depository
Postal Savings Depository
Theodore L. Weed
Post Office Department
Trustees
Weed
Forest plan eyed for Bad Lands in North Dakota
Washington dispatch reports Chief Forester H L Graves discussed with Missoula district forester Greeley the creation of a 110000 acre forest reserve in the Bad Lands of North Dakota. Hanna to meet Greely in Fargo as plans progress with limited funds for planting elsewhere.
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Washington
Greely
Missoula
Mont
Montana
North Dakota
H. L. Graves
Hanna
Fargo
Graves
Eucharistic Triduum Devotions Set For June Weekend
During the evenings of Friday Saturday and Sunday June 16 17 and 18 devotions in the Eucharistic Triduum prescribed by Pope Pius X will begin at 7 30 with a general Holy Communion at eight o clock.
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Pious X
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Sunday School
Presbyteran Church announces Sunday activities with Sunday School and morning service scheduled.
Are Fined for Illegal Fishing in County Seat
Deputy Game Warden Hendrickson arrested Postmaster H. M. Paulson and Jeweler Paul Tog stad in the temporary county seat on a Long Creek netting charge. They pleaded guilty before Justice Ware and received fines of ten dollars plus costs, paid in full. The crackdown on fish and game laws continues with strong enforcement.
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Ambrose Newman
Hendrickson
Joteau
H. M. Paulson
Paul Togstad
Long Creek
Justice Ware
Old Settlers Picnic at Flaxton on June 17
The county old settlers plan their fourth annual Flaxton picnic on Saturday June 17 with Major J Bueahy as speaker and the Columbus band providing music. Events include two ball games Columbus vs Lignite and Bowl bells vs the winners, a grand parade, racing events from foot to greased pole, a harness prize for the most ladies brought to the parade, and a grand ball in the evening. Free lemonade and ball admission accompany the day.
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Flaxton
Ueahy
Columbus
City Bakery and Cafe Pastries Made to Order
City Bakery and Cafe at 44tt advertises custom pastry production for all customer requests. Offers a range of doughs and fillings to satisfy personal tastes and dietary needs.
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The
City Bakery & Cafe
Sheriff’s sale of Burke County property in Bowbells
Notice of execution and levied real estate sale in Burke County North Dakota. The Northwest quarter of Section 1 Twenty four Township 161 Range 89, with buildings, to be sold July 17, 1911 at 2 PM at Bowbells courthouse front door. Sale to satisfy a judgment of $215.43 plus costs, at 7 percent interest from June 6, 1911, to the highest cash bidder. Sheriff: Dickson Stainhoffer.
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Eighth Judicial District Court
Bowbells
Gell
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in North Dakota
Notice is hereby given that a mortgage executed by Joseph B Wallen and Anne Wallen to First National Bank, Bow Sells ND, dated May 18, 11, recorded May 11, 1006, will be foreclosed. The sale will occur at the front door of the courthouse in Cheyenne and the dates, amounts due, and items of collateral are listed, with a total due of $165,913.79 plus foreclo sure costs. The mortgage covers land in Township 161 North, in Burke County, ND, formerly Ward County.
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Moru
Joseph B. Wallen
Anne Wallen
City
North ‘Dakota
U. S. Thres
North
North Treasurer (5 Per Cent of of Sane Ninety, Seat A Sb Freeal i i Jeri
Burke County
Ward County
N. D
Narion
Pelus Fund
Pocviaasl Spee
Louie E . Gees
Oth
Dakota
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Foreclosure sale notice appears with figures and declarations from a North Dakota county clerk. The text mentions totals 155,918 dollars and mortgage description, with sworn statement by a cashier confirming truth of the statement. The fragmentary OCR references the location within a county and a town, noting a watchful process for the foreclosure action.
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North Dakota
Farmers Mine Announces Coal Ban Before July 1 1911
Notice states no coal sales at Farmers Mine prior to July 1 1911 and reminds members of the annual meeting on the last Monday in June with a call to attend.
We Reach the People Time and labor saving service
The notice promotes a long distance service by Northern Telephone Company claiming efficiency gains and broader reach for communication needs. It emphasizes speed and cost effectiveness for connecting people over long distances.
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The
Northern Telephone Company
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