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.Johnstone & Hammond
Cotton Brokers
 and Narsheussmsn.
koHEAPEsT INSURANCE. LOWEST STORAGE.
Write us before selling your cot ton, we. can help you. We quots;

NORFOLK-Steady; middling. eh; sales. VI receipts. 949; stock 3o,ool.
 BALTIMORE-Nominal; niddiing. sH; re ceipts, 3. 34S; stock. T. 65.
 BOSTON-Cluiet; mtddltng, 9.oo; net receip<s SIP; gross. 2,76l.
 PHILADELPHiA--stead middiing. s.eS receipts I,4o3; stock, (, 396. POO; recelpts, 3,2I7; stock, 27.e75.
 NEW Y0RK-Quiet; middiing. s.6o; net re- IaS. 6oe: exports to Great Britain. 3.so5.
 Total today at all seaports-Net receipts, 26,s aa7: exports to Great Britain l2, 5e; to ths ConsoIidated-Net receipts, 47.623: exports to Great Britain. 345, 5,6o6; to France. oo4; to the continent, 46, ,256. Total since Sept. Met receipts. 6,322,7So; exports to Great Britain, .9o3. 23o; to France. 6l .e5e; exports to the continent. E. I47,3oo.
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New York Coffee and snrar.

NEW YORK. Feb. Ie.-Cofree- Spot. Rio firm; mild quiet
 susar-Firm; refined frma No. 6. 4 so; No. 7. 4.25; No. 8. 42o; No. g, AIS; No. 10, 4. 10: No. l. 4.o5: No. l2, 4; No g. 3.o5; A. 4es; cut loaf 5. so crushed. 5 So: pow pow dered. 4. 9oI granulated. 4.7 70; cubes. 4. s5
 The market for coffee futures opened steady at partial decline of 5 points under profit taking, After the call the demand was quiet and prices steadied a result of higher Eu- ropean cables. the recent smaller movement and predictions of decrease in the world \ visible which led to covering by shorts. But the interior receipts for today were full and after midday the market turned weaker, cl V, ing steady at decline of 5G o points. Sales were 53 900 bags. including
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An Education Without Strain

upon the family purse. There is a way for the father of the family to prepare for the edu. cation of the children, and at the same time protect the family in the event of his death. Our books, Five Per Cent. Twenty-Year Gold Bonds, "and "A Bankers Will" sent on request, contain information that may be helpful and will certainly be interesting to any parent.
 This Company ranks
 EiyH-In Assets
 EivAt-In Amount Paid Poilev.hoideyu
 FirH-In Age.
 HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
 RICHARD A. MccURoy. President. sAnAss 6. willsOz, Manager. Montgomery.
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New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. I6.-The market for spot cotton was very quiet today on account of the miserable weather conditions in part, which rendered satisfactory inspections of samples an impossibility as well because of the growing pretensons of factors, who, encouraged by the renewed upward trend of values for con- tracts, have elevated asking prices to such a plane as to place the staple beyond the reach of the conservative purchasing element. Sales, .96o bales. including 500 to arrive. Quota tions unchanged.
 The market was fairly active. The first call showed gains of 5d6 points and later on gained further slight improvement. This was fol- lowed by period of fluctuations, leaving the days closing on all current commercial year positions
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Weather Conditions.

Depressions of considerable energy over East ern Virginia and Southern Louisiana are caus- ing very general rains over the South with rain or snow over all eastern districts; Sum. mer-like temperatures prevail in East .Guli and South Atlantic districts. but generally fair weather obtains over the entire West with a cold wave over the Middle West, tenn peratures being 34 degrees below zero iu North Dakota and below zero in Northwest ern Texas; the rainfall has been heavy to slightly excessive in Tennessee and Middle Mississippi; the temperature gradient this morning is from 34 degrees below zero at Bismarck to 76 above at Key West, differ ence of TO degrees. Fair and much colder weather will prevail in this region tonight and Tuesday, with a cold wave by Tuesday morn
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MARINE NEWS.

MOBILE-Arrived, steamers Giuseppi Car vaja Gt) Bottone. Havana; Glencoe CBr), Cooper. Genoa; Fort Gaines (Nor,). Jullum, Bocas del Toro; schooner Albatross (Br.), Jen- nett, Grand Cayman.
 NEW oRLEANS-Cleared. steamers Donald (Nor), Koch, Caibairen Cuba; Peerless (Br) !. Thomas Noyororsis; Birkhall (Brl. Jones. (Br0, Yeo. Hull, England, via Norfolk.
 PORT EADS-Arrived. steamers Inchmarie lBr.(, Purse. Barry; Whifhall (Br.), Tindale, St. Lucia; Burgemeister Dutch), Tampico: Arkandia. Fors. Porto Rico; Breakwater, Ri- yara, Puerto Cortez Ell Sud Higgins, New York; Chalmette. Blrney. Havana; Manehes- ter Importer (Br.), BlakeA Manchester; Dunally (Br), Nicole. Philadelphia; Austriana CI3r- < owen. Tampico; William Clin (BrO. Chad wick, Liverpol; bark Fortuna (Port) Velha Oporto. Sailed. steamers Malm (Nor) Saiye, sen, Vera Cruz; Consul Horn (Dutch), Thoms Pensacola; Cayo Bianco (Br.), Winter Ion don; AntIllian tBr.). Hunter, London; AlEiere Staples. Port Limon. .,-,s
 NORFOLK-Arrived steamers Katahdin
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New Orleans Cotton Futures. NEW ORLEANS Fah IR.-Cotton fntnr
Daily Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS-Firm; sales, o5o;, ordi- nary. 7%; good ordinary e%; low mlddllng. 3-l6 middling. s%; good middling, l3- 6; middllng fair, loh; receipts, 6,S2A; stock, GALvEsToN-steady; middling, ohi sales, | .969: receipts g26l; stock. 2l l,o9o
 MOBILE-Steady; middlIng. 9k; sales. 400; receipts. 574; stock. 24. o2o.
 SAVANNAH-Quiet; middling. 99s; sales, S9o: receipts. 3.334 stock, l02, 964.
 CHARLESTON--Firm; middling. sk bid; re- ceipts, 339: stock e,7S2.
 wILMINGTON-Flrm; middiing, ek; re- ceipts. 77e; stock, ,o44
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Feb. i6.-The dry goods mar ket continues to show evidence of increased strength. Buyers in jobbing quarters are at present in fairly large numbers and orders are of good size. The manufacturing situation Is unusually strong with the market for raw ma terIai adding strength to manufacturers at titude Stocks in frs thands are depleted with demand in many cases exceeding supply.
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st 1.nnis Provisions.

winter patents. s3. 45Gs 5s; extra fancy and straight S3. 5a3. 40; clear S3d3.I5.
 whiskey-Steady at Si.3o. Se 2M; clear ribs. se I2h; short clear. S9. S7ls.
 Bacon-Steady; boxed extra shorts. SIo, ,l21a; clear ribs, Slo. 1914; short clear SIo37is.
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cSt.ho,rn rseor~atoUn: Savan (Br.b Hunter, saiizs' Sailed, steamer Hazlemoor. Stewart, Rotterdam. ~, .- ,,
 NEWPORT NEWs-Arriyed. steamer SaRpa- steamer Mysteidyk (Dutch), Vandenhuvei, Rot terdarn and Amsterdam.
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Visible Supply of GrAin.

NEW YORK Feb l6.-The visible supply of grain Saturday, February IA as compiled by the New York Produce Exchange, is as follows:
 Wheat. 4s s7o 900 bushels; increase. s4I.- 900 bushels,
 Corn, TO- 4eo 900; increase. e9o ooo oats 5. l43. 900: increase 4I9,ooo Rye, 964. 900; increase. 3sooo
 Barley, 2.oS3, GOO: decrease. 99. 900.
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LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST,
Provisions.
CORRECTED FEB. I6.

' CORRECTED FEB. l6. ' Bacon-ilc. , Dry saIted sides-l0kc,
 Lard-Tleurces. leaf 1 lc; compound. sNo. Meai-6o966c per bushel. OatB--White, 62c: mixed. soc.
 Corn--white. 67c; mixed $50 per uushol 6ait-Liverpool, o5e sack: Virginia 47o, M.iohigan, 2B0-1ound barrels. SI.6o.
 syrup-Fancy. Aoc reboIied, soc.
 E1our-Patent. s4,2s@4.35; straight. S3. soa sSg&-Granuiassd. SM; Y, C.. 4Ac: cut loaf, 6k osnts.
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New Orleans Sugar.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. I6.-s sugar-steady: open kettle. 2%Q3 3-Le; centrifugal whites. sNG4; yellows 3AG3 ls-le; seconds. 2%9
 Moiases-steady; open kettle. nominal. 3 @26; centrifugal eQis Syrup. nominal, le G24.
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Prominent Delaware Man Dies.

Wilmington, Del. Feb. 16.-Pennock Pusey. Historian of the Delaware His. torical Society. and member of an old Delaware family. died here today aged IT. He was also the author of several novels relating to Swedish life.
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Old Sea Dog Expires.

Philadelphia. Feb. 16-Rear Admiral Lewis W. Robbins. U 8. N. retired, died today. He served throughout the civil war in the West Gulf blockading squad ron.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Steady.
 No. Spring wheat, 7ea7e; No 8. 72H; '' No. < 2 col corn, 4sEG4s; No. yellow. 4aM@4s. oats-No white. 37 No 3 white. 34A936. Mess pork, per bbi.. St7s7haI I7.so. Lard, per 100 lbs. $e 7Q1o75. Short rib sides doose). S9 3oGe 35. Dry :alted shoulders tboxed), S5. t2M1s. .a5. Short clear sides (boxed). S9. 37hqo. 57ja. Whiskey. basis of high wines. SI.3o.
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Present rains will check the fall and probably start a moderate rise in the Upper Coosa Tuesday; the Lower Coosa and Alabama will continue to fall slowly, or remain stationary during the next two or three days.
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Naval Stores.

WILMINGTON, Feb. I6.-Turpentine-Fl Firm at 65c; receipts, 23 casks.
 Rosin-Firm at 6 90; receipts Ss9 Crude tOrpentine-Firm at Sl 4od2 40; re- Tar-Firm at sl.s5: receipts. lso.
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LiverpooI Cotton Futures.
cineinnatt Provisions.

CINCINNATI, Feb. Ie.-Flour-Duil. Lard-Ffrm at S9. 40
 Bulk meats-Steady at 20.
 Bacon-Firm at Sio50. whiskey-Inactive at SIS
 Sugar-Easy; hard refined, 4.234AoS-
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CHARLESTON, Feb. e.-Turpentine--Firm at GA; sales, none.
 Rosin-Firm: A. B, c, D. E. F, si.s5; G. SIPS; H. s2.so; I, S2.75; K, s3Is; M, S2 s6; N Sa.sS; window glass, Ss.so; water
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ss; receipts. loi: sales. 100; exports, 5oe!
 Rosin-Firm; receipts. l.4s6; sales. none s2.os: H, s2. 40; I, S2 s5; K, S32o: NJ S3.4o; N. S36o: window glass S3 ss M white, S4.26.
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sTATToNA

FRANK P. CHAFFEE, Section Directo.. Weather Bureau.
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Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY Feb. I6.-Cattle-Receipts 2 $50 natives, l5o Texans; calves 100. most Iy natives; steady to higher. Choice exuort and dressed beef
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Temperature and Rainfall. C. 6. Department ox Agriculture.
 Weather Bureau.

MONTGOMERY. Ala Feb. Ie. The following shows highest and lowest tenn peratures and rainfall at Weather Bureau sta tions, during the twenty-four hours ending l. m. today:
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JACKSONvILLE-Cleared steamer Alpha CQer.), Brink, Pensacola
 CHARLESTON-Arrfved, schooner Benefit (Br) Faulkner. Kingston. Sailed bark viins- sAr (Ufug), Roldos, Barcelona.
 KEY WEST-Arrived, steamers Martinique, Dillon, Miami, and sailed for Havana.
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S-ATIoNB.
River Forecast.

Indicates riss. Indicates fali
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.rAss1sz.D ,ssa
[ Nns1f BEER BERTRAND BEER
 EDGAR H. BRIGHT.
Il. & B. BEER, cotfen merehants,
 NEW ORLEANS.

MkMBERs or; Nsx Orleans Cotton Ev- sossstte ,Ney Yerk Cotton Exchange. end Az S.us nembers Liverpool Cotton Association. spec1al attention given to the execution or sss1srecs. Ger future delivery n eott~e
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Markillie.

Mr.. Armstrong and others have begun
building the new school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Win MarkilGc and Miss
Lulu Dayton left here June Is 10,
Michigan.
Crops look fine about this ncighbor-
hood and the fine shower Friday night
helped the crops and gardens.
Leslie Armstrong and Miss B. Cope
land were to Lansford Sunday and re-
port the town on grand boom.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Hattie
Armstrong juno "a, large crowd at
tending. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Jennie Warn;
Vice President, Mrs. D. Clark; Treasurer,
Miss Bertha Copeland; Secretary, Mrs.
Deck Clark; Assistant Secretary, Mrs.
Chas. Austin; Working Committee, Mrs.
Hattie Armstrong, Mrs. Archie Dayton
and Mrs. VIII Butts; Sick Committee,
Mrs. Warn and Mrs Rouse, others to be
appointed at next meeting.
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Mckinley.

The Thermometer got up to liz Mon
day.
S. Koldingness IS riding around in "a
new buggy
Ben Carmin is seen around the Center
some. Wonder what it means?
Harry Lewis has in 13C acres of crop
and put in 100 acres of it with only
three horses.
Act Chambers is repairing his house
Boys gather up some tin can, and load
up the muskets. ...... ....
Harry Lewis wasted good deal of
shot On the Fourth, but says the flicker
tails got full benefit of it.
There will be m ice cream social at
the Mckinley school house Saturday
evening, July Is. All are invited.
Earl Strong WAS seen riding around
with an Armstrong mower IN his buggy.
We use more modern tools now days.
The Children's Day exercises were
web attended at the Center school house
about IS being present. The children
did we'll
Ole Syverson, the road overseer is
after all the boys to work their poll tax.
Wonder why he don't Lave tic old
maids work out theirs
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Rs. Bali Boys Riot

neral rot occurred on the
hall grounds at Willow
Ne Fourth. VIM. Pierow
city umpired the game and
,e center Of attraction for a
time. One OF the members
Towner team known as
y" in running to the home
struck the Willow City
Daselnan with his shoulder,
e the fellow headlong off
lmOlsd. At once IL crowd
D chased Heiny over the
lrOwine' sticks and stones
n. He was caught and
a nearly to insensibility.
ef Tom Fox of the Minot
..ffice was instrumental in
r the crowd to let the fel-
). Many cried "lynch him.
.veral gums were pulled. A
as waved flantIally over
4ad OF the umpire who kept
nd close to his six shooter.
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Scots brother from Ontario has
1 to his brothers farm to work the
for him. He brought out a fine
of horses with him.
v2inss says he has the prcttiest
boy II the whole vicinity, A baby
thss isll with q premium for the
sould soon prove this subject.
E. A. Evans and wife came up
their claim near Bowdon, Wells
y 10 give their father VISIT and
d the Fourth Of July at Des Laos.
will stay for theSells & Downs Cir
They will rctsrn home visiting
ms st Voltan aud Harvey On their
ONE.
;.E. T. Evans, and son and Mrs.
Mr.. Evans sister, came up from
ots, Mimi, to stay while on their
stesd Ut this plscc. Mr.. Evans OK
to pro, up on his claim in Aug,
& served nine months in tie Civil
zhich will credit him that much
II time from five years to geta fEal
" Lis Lard
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Rev. j. E. Smith leaves on Thursday
on an extended missionary tour. His
work will carry him to Darlington and
from that place will extend through
Wells and Benton counties
Surrey has another business enter
prise by Miss Sallic Yoder opening up a
dressmaIing shop in the north room in
the Burke real estate Office. We wish
her a hearty welcome and much success
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Linstrom and
children of Aurora, III, arrived Thurs
day to spend few weeks visiting Mr.
and Mrs. johnson, parents OF Mrs. Inns
from, and her sisters Mrs. McCutcheon
and Mrs. Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn Cole, son Roy
and Miss Flossie and Colonel Harry
Cline Of Peebler partook of n sumptuous
dinner on Sunday given by MI. and
Mrs. Orrin Peters with Mr.. and Mrs.
Odin Sjordhal as guests of honor.
Rev. D. S. Miller of Mt. Norris ILL.,,
! arrived Monday and Surrey is now en-
joying their anticlpations Of the past
two or three weeks. His subject for
Monday evening was "Christian Love ,
and was handled in mastery way. 70
will begin his lectures on the "Holy
Land" Tuesday evening and will exhibit
at different times relics of Palestine and
garments Of wearing apparel and will
illustrate his lectures in other ways.
He will also preach to the people each
day of the week at 10 o'clock. Those
who fail to hear these lectures will miss
rare treat. Love feast viii be held ON
Saturday beginning at 2 p. m. Mr..
Miller expects to remain over Sunday
at Surrey.
The greater part OF our people ccle-
brated the Fourth at Norwich and were
very creditably entertained by our sister
village An interesting program was
given in the forenoon by local talent,
consisting OF reading, music and speech
cs. The address by Mr.. Goldsmith Of
Norwich was an exceptionally brilliant
effort. The parade did full justice to
the name, the races were novel, the
band concert very enjoyable to every
one. Refreshment stands served all
fthe Injuries of the season, the dancing
was good and patronized by very civil
and orderly crowd Poor "Bomo the
man eater, received quite lot Of hard
raps on his pate but as we found him
selling peanuts at the ball grounds, pre-
same it did not give him the headache.
Which statement reminds us that tho
ball game played by Towner and Gran
vile was somewhat lacking IN fine
points. Norwich certainly did herself
nroud on tie Fourth.
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BjckfordFr0St Case.

R Lauder IS expected here
July ~ to sit on the
-Bickford case. A special
Of court is to be called to
is important case. Judge
d was to have tried it but
ejudrial change had been
lit against him. The case
zen pending since last No.
II and it will be better for
rites concerned to have it
/. Neither Miss Frost nor
5ickford are drawing any
4. but whoever wins will
e back pay. In the mean
Ward county is beinglooked
by two superintendent Of
.ls.
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,om Our Correspondents.
Highland.

farmers have started hayirg.
fairly good.
vim Britton and J. Johnston had a
alton at the formers place July 4.
aad fine time. j. Johnston got
rize in the foot race, which vas a
ess than $50. Mr.. Britton got
place in the wrestling match.
old Smith received terrible
u Highland in his residence.
NTH sHas married April ~ to Mrs.
Haixh where he has since resided.
It time ago he was awakened from
ildlike sleep and saw ghost. Mr..
there was no mistake about it..
,miIy moved from the building
eek and went to Henneyer taking
hing that belonged to then, and
Smith asserts That he took even
Bnt the people around Highland
sthem God speed.
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Surrey.

Surrey.
Paul Norton from Minot is out on his
claim.
Miss Flossie Cole rides new Siberian
wheel now.
10. Cole returned home from Caudo
on Thursday.
Bert McEown spent the Fourth at
Buffalo Lodge Lake.
Mary Clear was up to Towncr Monday
and filed on her claim.
Revs. Bradley and Shorb made trip
to Burlington Tuesday.
| David Burns is visiting and attending
| to some business at York this week
/ Henry Allen OF Burlington spent the
Fourth with his brother VIM. and family.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Semlar took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.. Wilgus on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odin Sjordhol returned
Thursday from their wedding trip to
Underwood, MINI.
Mr.. Berg left on THURSDAY to join his
wife ut Winning, MINI, ana spend n
week visiting friends.
The Surrey meat market has changed
hands once more Mr. Allen is propric
! tor again and Carmen retires-
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kessler of Cando
are visiting J. E. Smith and family and
other friends and attending the NEE:
ings this week.
| The Endeavor Society of the Christian
church will give an ice cream social at
the school house on the evening Of July
H. All are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Hulda Evcrsole of Minot is visit
ing D. M-.Shorb and wife and other
friends here this week and attending
the lectures ana sermons Of D. S. Miller.
Mrs. VIM. Allen is to be congratulated
upon her luck ~ she has fallen heir, by
the death of her uncle, to large amount
of money which she expects to receive
in a few days
o. NJ. Clark of Hammond called at
Surrey last week while his wife visited
her father at York. Mr.. Clark has
taken a position at Minot as night
operator ut the 500 depot.
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Burlington

Chas. Scribner is building large
frame barn.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. L. S.
Foot Wednesday last, number OF the
Minot ladies were present.
| Anumber of our young people went
out to Des Laos and took in the dance
the night Of the 4th- They report a
good time.
The Sunday school picnic at Burling-
! ton on the 4th was a success Several
North Prairie Sunday schools joining
with Burlington.
! The large barn that James Johnson is
EbuiAing on his farm looms up in the
distance and VIII be new land mark
for new coasers into Ward county.
I James Tindall is holding the fort as
agent for the Hughes Lumber Co., while
! the doctor is away. Jim makes good
lumber jack-make your recozd jim.
Farmers when you want first class
Job of blacksnsithing done 90 to Bur
lington; there is where you will get your
FORK done in workman like manner.
There was meeting Of the young
folks with Mrs. Fred Tramble last Mon
day night, looking towards an entertain
ment to be given in the NJ w. A. hall.
We understand that the Rev. Edgar
jones' pastor of the M. E. church of Mi
not, will be asked to hold services eve..@
other Sunday at Burlington. We hope
he will accept.
I Id. Cotton, road commissioner for
the Burlington road district is going to
do some good work this year he having
got Chas. Trace to haul one of the coun-
ty road graders up to Burlington for
him. ..
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Bertl,0Bd,

cltattos ID Nses<e ~ Psesrsae Pssss q wiz.
STATE OF NokIM NJ DAHo1A,
C1"nty u ward - W.
IN Co"n.y Cou'' ne'o'V mon "h'
M9"ey' Suoee. 80
:, Y tne ins..el " snc es'"'o o. Msl'e
. TngI.np' E aecs.ss" .;.: r;.s
n Ci9so -. 1hs..n", t'''. .,. Us. 11'' IA
y. Inelan ~. 1ao 80 E.hs:s =. -! =,
Thn Gts.s 20 Na.tS Ws 80 ~ =, "" 80.
Ine o'ase y. .so..n W :. ~ .ne
eo'c hsu tcP ~ snu sI P.
= 1 - '1'ee"seu IN nv o0'~'e " ""'so
vn n' "nS'oh - ~, -. h..,,v 80;
~. ~ W." .n 1870, Jc e, ~ ot;
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Farmers Excursion.

e Saturday the annual far
excursion to the Agricultu-
alege at Fargo, will leave
B at Ills O'Clock a. III.
I'LL gives about sixty tickets
se tillers Of the soil from
county that they may
valuable points at the col
Every ticket has been
away.
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Leg Broken in a Well

Skalitcky's leg was broken
his welt caved in ten miles
of town last week. He
!. ! himself out from underline
lie Of dirt and cr:,wled out
7. we'll, displaying consider
lerve. The bone protruded
.gh the flesh making the
!: a bad one. DR.. CrOkat re-
I! the fracture.
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Rev. J. E. Smith leaves on Thursday
on an extended missionary tour. His
work will carry him to Darlington and
from that place will extend through
Wells and Benton counties
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Commissioners Meet

county commissioners are
3sion this week. Commits
rs Torbenson, Black. Rich
IN, Swanson and Wallin are
mt. The board of equaliza-
concluded it's work today,
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LANDS!

I hare some excellent decided lands for
SALE. II You are thinking Of taking
mp homestead, it will pay you to cor
respond with me or hunt me up. /
can locate you on some free land
nine miles from Berthold in good
country. Several good relinquish-
ments for sale at good figures.
WIN. MARCY.
Berthold. ~. .,