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Al Fort Eric.

BUFFALO. July so-The Iroquois Hotel Stakes. q
han dlcap at nve and alt furlonEs was the feature
at Fort Erie 10 day. and won by J. G. Breener
4 Co.'S Oisesu. an odds on choice. He made a
show of his company. winning pulled up by ten
lengths Ink. coupled with Afopath. won the mile
First Race--one mile-Lit,le Emmy. lol TreubeD
Rene, ici w. watson9. 10 10 i. third Time. 1851
bsn.e' Beam. Bonbsss' Vsil:ramSie drasshopper and
Florence H. also ran.
Wishard,. to >. second Alice Lloyd. 100 tTrenben
10 70 I. third. Time. il, Florac. Precious Band.
All Blue. Waizetto, Sen MoCreaiy and orna d: also
Ale. Lloyd Tas ,,as s %,n for "a oqFmpns Fos
Third Race-SiI furlonss-Bng adler. loi tMioh-
aeis) 8 10 2, won; Benmora, Ig6 &C. Akero. 40 !.
second: Hopeful Mss. s (Wishard). TO 2. third:
Tine is MT EEaa adss ase1 TSSE ss sad
'ISSa Fourth Raee-The Iroauois Hotel stakes-Five
and half furiongs-Otseau, l2e tMnnro,. 10 a,
won; Com Blossom. % twshard, ls 70 & |, sec91d' nd
Kns K,,. TRIs Pis, and nd MIS- k. also i
!, tn'i 10 i6 won Early Boy % (wshard 10 second
MlnotauI. los tR. !2hnsop). 70 L third. T,Te'
Rhodes also ran. Ink and Ailopath were coupled
Sixth Race--Onc mile-Harbor. 1o3 q. T. Shce-
ham, to /, won Canteloupe. a3 %. Boland, 70 l.
second Eva Claire. e3 IT. Tay1Qn. TO ], third
Time. iaa. FoIeieneI. Snare, Rachel ward Inc Inc
Seventh Race--Steeple chase handicap short
covrse--Rip. 1852 caseyl to won; Charley Moore,
10 eysn %s .s' Red es
M. Churchill, Marston Moor. Spring Water and
Seminole also ran.
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FINE HORSES FOR BAY SHORE.
Many hampions In List OF Entries Tor
Annual Show.

The list OF entries for the forthcoming
Bay Shore Horse Show comprise the pick
Of the Long Island stables and some OF the
best in Manhattan. Frederick q. Bourne
OF Oakdale. with his hackneys Delaware.
Indian Squaw ana Indian Queen; Mrs D. b. NJ
Grosvcnor. with her trotters. Fascination
and Elevation; ]. +. Carlisle. with Corona
tion. Underwater and Promoter; Mrs John
Gerken. with Newsboy and Shopgirl Miss
Electra Havemeyer. with her polo ponies:
Mrs. I. Hitchcock of Westbury. with her
hunters and saddle horses, Harry 7. Peters
Of Islip, with his saddle horses Sidney Hollo-
way, with his high jumpers. and Richard
Carman with his pair. Donner and Blltzen,
are some OF the well known exhibitors.
Forty classes will be Judged during the
three days OF the show. The contest Tor
the Bourne cup for gig horses will be no
doubt the feature OF the meeting this year.
Probably one Of the most interesting things
about the show will be the contest between
hackney and trotting bred show horses'
Five saddle classes are on the proRramme'
Three jumping classes have been tncluded
The interest OF the county will be held by
the two maiden classes and six local classes.
The judges will be Frank SturRis OF this
city: Reginald w. Rives OF New Hamburg,
n. Y; Robert l.. Stevens of Westbury, i. !;
W. L. Herbert OF Lakewood, n. j.; w; e.
Gulliver of Southampton. l.. J.: George Will
ing Of Philadelphia. and DR.. Roscoe H. BELL
Brooklyn.
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aaoe Horses Under the Hammer.

Before tho races at Brighton yesterday
horses in training. the property OF E. r
Thomas. j. G. Follansbee. the Fairvie Y Stable
and o. L. Richards. were sold at auction al
follows;
ST. Gsllen, b. c.. by st. Gstien-Nsdastis:
Pond Ely LILY. ;. t., BY W.iercres,-oueens
Taste; G, c. Butler. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lb(
Merry Moments. ch. e.. BY Golden Carter 49,,
Moments; g. Butler. ..;....s.;........:...' w
'Gass Miss a.Iim: % 3. g. r. pus,ter Isl o..' ,ss,
Bound Brook b. C.. by Pcssara-coventry: ~,
r1spsn. n s'ns"n IT, BY Topisili.nt.L. Creole: ~
Frank semers, ch. G.. by St. Blai,e-Kola: -,
Nay y smi{s. @ ). l.. ~ rioip; dsisni-be.sie -. ~
Little % But,ereup. B. T., BY Kinaston-Flyinc ~,
SQUADRON: T. Peters .........:,:..,.,. l,ON
LII Lindsmors: N. /. HAND ~. ~ ........:.. so
Sweet Lillian. ch.. f.. by HApdsprinG-St. 80,
Race queen, b. T., by Tenny-Angie: O. B. ~,
psppis ISs%S Gold. b. T.. BY Golden darter.Mo,. ~
tie: j.. VI Colt isz'
Thlstle-Anow Grass: r. Hitchcock. Jr 1so(
Walter Cleary. b. g.. by Candemas-kana- 40,
wha. MI. stone. ....'-.'..'.-''' oo'
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Horse and Carriage Dealers Busy.

NJ Logan has f,t,ed more fine stables in and
around New York with his patent horse stan dur
ing the past season than ever before. u cieany
demonstrates that the best class OF horse oFnerss
are always on the lookout for anything th8t VII
Add 10 the comfort and health OF theif ho!ees
Logan's new stall admits OF one saying tnst
the most perfect sanitary stall In the world y
is recommended by the New YORK state bosfa OF
important feature al this stall Is that II can %
easily adapted 10 old stables.
ore.t clearing sale is on at the Peters Harness
and Saddery Companys wareTooms. ~ Mess
sheets. scrtm covers. lap busters. hots' ofusnos'
currycomhs halters whips. DO
Tb.re has been an exceptionally heavy demand
for leather luggage at all the Mark Cross Co.'s
stores this season. This demand mas not an nn, oeSn
from people Of wealth People o. moderts mesms
here and have found out that It Is cheaper ha a
more satisfactory to buy In nne store. All tne
Gross leather goods arc saddler sewn In 'hen
English shops.
The progressive policy. used by r. Macy
Co. in all depa rtments Is well evidenced n then
harness quarters. They have eliminated az pre-
judlcc against purchasing harness In Gepahh-
mcnt store, not alone by their prices. hus oy tns
fne quality OF the harness they turn out Ineo oeH
Of materials are used by the best OF woLxmes.
but all under thc supervision OF II II. Comcl:.
ford whom horsemen know as one OF the lew COOS
harnes makers In the country
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NELSON'S GREAT FIGHT.
Beats Eddie Hanl0n In CoFking Twenty
Round Bout At San Francisco.

Little Eddie Hanlon. the California light
weight of whose fstic ability so much has
been said, was defeated by Battling Nelson
of Chicago before the Hayes Valley A. o..
San Francisco, on Friday night. Inc iaos
were to have met for twenty rounds, but
Nelson got the verdict in the nineteenth
owing to the interference of the police. who
stopped the combat to save Hanlon from
further beating. The end came - sur.
prise for most of the wise sports picked
Hanlon to win and made him 10 TO W ~.
vorite. Nelson's victory was only Gained
through the latter's persistent uphnl ngntins.
He was outclassed in every round except
the last Ave Then the tide turned In his
favor, and when the combat was stopped
there was no question as to his superiority:
The bout was one OF the best Witnessed
on the Pacific coast There was not much
of breathing spell on either side. 1t being
bin bang from the start OF the gong. This
is Nelson's second fine victory within three
months. and by whipping Hanlon he Is now
in line te meet any shtEMssss y ths DIe,
think that he will have fine chance aeeinet
Joe Cans, and there is talk OF bringing tho
There. was very little science in the oom:
fashion: dcpendins upon sWlhSs Spinr 20 90 ascS snS
gail better. succeeded in Whining, ln the
first six rounds Haplop hammered Nelson
without stunt, Dut inc lHttei CnptCi'! ~
punjshment was remarkable. From this
round TN the eleventh Il was nip pnIn ana tIes Ma
Concerned In the twelfth and thirteenth
rounds Nelson seemed to be going, but when
Hanlon started to finish him he would come
back like a demon and exchange dow TOT
blow until Eddie was weary.
From the ffteepth TO the end OF the com,
Hanlon. and his blows seemed TO have bad
eject for Hanlon was gradually but surely
growing weaker, In the sixteenth ana ma seven. s
Hanion reel In the eighteenth Nelson
caught Hanlon on the Jaw with the rirht ard
put him down. He took the count and man
aged TO stick out the round by sheer PLUCK.
When he toed the scratch for the ninetessntn az ss n
atrength and Nelson battered him all over the
ring. The crowd yelled TO stor the mill and
the police finally did. IL was wise mosc-
Billy Roche, who was the referee. then de.
clared Nelson the victor.
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Az ChicagO.

CHICAGO July S0-Tokalon scared everything
out Of the Monadnock Stakes At Hawthorne 10 day
and the race. which II Enrlish Lad McGec and other
entries had started, would have beon . decided
feature, ended In o complete farce. Jerry Lynch
was added at the last moment. Tokalon was held
At / TO 2s by the bookmakers. He simply ran away
With sBig Bill" knapp, who did the saddle honors
and was pulled up a the wire In iss for the mile
anF asst n Race-six furlonss-Freesias. 81 -tAubu-
chonl. 70 I, won AEnes Brennan, 81 tOrcEarl,
ia 70 l. second haywood. s7 Rttchy), ~ 70 l. third.
Time. 1916. paywondsr Marie; Mary MCcsnerty,
Second Rsce-~seven furionss--skilful iot dici-
reTsonj, 70 q won: Greser X: ioi toiiph.np.
third Time, i:17 Is. Princess Tulane Talps,
Ahola and WaFtenisht sise m r,n: o,. 80. -
8 s'eA o sssoP .aosna @ T. TSn T%. 'fa W
Four;h Rsce-s,x rur,onss-sweete. 81 -lAubu.
chonI. Is 70 l. won; Empress Of india, los Henry,.
S% 70 1, second: Gersnium. l0l tOilphAnO, ~ 70 !.
third, Time, i:it, Celebration, Ida Davis. Kohl
nnap SuSTe{ and Rodmsn also ran.
Fifth Race-one mile Miss Crawford, 1o7
Knann,. IL 70 3. won; Ananias, 100 (Reed), 70 1.
second: foncsSta, 100 Nicob. . 70 1. third. Time.
sixth Race--Six fufionfs-LAdy Ssyery, i0I
fCJliphant, II 70 ., won; SlAxmAn. 1i9 (Prtor,, u
70 i6 second: Mum. i07 dierersonl, II % 2. third
Time. iOi iS, Prince Brutus, Broadway Glh;
Rather Royal, Col. Rupert and West Brookheld
also ran.
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SYDNEY PAGET HEADS THE LIST.
HIS Horses Win ssl, $50 During the Brigh.
ton Meeting.

BY winning the Neptune Stakes. the Oaks
and the first race yesterday. Sydney Paset
succeeded In heading the list Of winning
owners for the Brighton meeting just closed
with Ssi ,s7o. 8. 8. Brown stands second
with 81 $50. the bulk Of which Is due to Broom
sticks victory In the Brighton Handicap.
E. r. Thomas IL third with S2l.oi0. James r.
Keene 10 fourth with si5.IaO. part Of which
was won by the two-year-old Sysonby. while
John A, Drake ls fifth with Sl4 $50. much Of
which was captured by Ort Wells. During
the meeting $685. ,7l5 was distributed by the
association among the various elccessluI
owners Those who won 81 900 or more are
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Auto Tourists at Bunalo.

BUFFALO, July 3o.-With nearly one-third
Of their trip completed the automobilsts
touring to st. Louis have arrived here to rest
over Sunday.
Percy Pierce Of this city was the nrst to
arrive from Rochester. which was the starting
closely followed by 4. j. seaton and his party
while the cars Of A., p, McLaShlan and 4. 9;
here shortly after 10 O. clock In the morning.
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McGovern wants Another Chance with Neil

Hughey McGovern u not at all satisfied with
the result OF his recent encounter with Frankie
Neil and wants anothe, scrap with the bantem
champion. Yesterday Sam Harris, ~, Ior a9r
that the pair will be matched, McGovern
thinks that It Is not fair to judge him by
his showing with Neil, as the contest was
a short one and things might have. gone
better for him had the mill proceeded. He
Is Of the opinion that In longer scrap nS
puts up a forfeit he viii cover II and arrange
4 20 at ii8 pounds. rinsside. the bantam
limit, and sign articles at once.
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Record Score in Cricket Match.

The record for the highest aggregate total
in a first class cricket match In England
was broken at Worcester on July II. 10 and
is, when, In game between Worcestershire
and Oxford University. q total 2i i4a2 rrps
previous record was 1929. made N 1902, IN
the match between Surrey and busssxs NJ
HastinG =
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X. 4 townsend, %. 30; walter MeNapsh-
L: deodrich. = iSs. 3 S Is1ss! Nelson Muller
IL X. Carroll. Ii Il liz. TVS SHss. w.
weekly sttassI sg %, s sss as ssA s ss sap
Ts s sssp 9F G o. 70 she snd
s..7.i ". l. Sisnnsy. !. plus 10; Frank 9:
heiHae%S % %slaR Rl%S: %ss.TSrs s hSts!t M AsSoS H.
MoSssn. d s..si; /: p. Tss;lor. %. io-ss; G.
clock golf composition for women, Miss
Susan Wharton Mis. yossphins, ,aapsslsy aRd sRS
ssSGaa GSdG dpIss Won tss S,sA pIsyS8 .S2re wts
Mssr ss rs asy to 5G Se sp er Sy those
.na anI g; end I O III the nss H. L.
oss K SSy aHss a. the
as"as f'tsF 4 p. III Tattis g. ,.1s; % r K TsyiSg,
snso1 "a sm5s rteSvs.t wo;,b 90 bos1; 49, E. h
II. " dladwin. III, III se-el.
the srs:g s rsanS nssA ssy ssy bshs h%
IN re Is. of he Go esb
course record Of SO to 81. his score by holes
bsH bsns 81 defeated MsGo% sa@ne, FrSt6
Nc Burney to contest for the cup to,morrow.
In his round with Loekyood. Partridge; the
ma sniheent game. ,haivinF The first two
holes IN and S9TpietnF a. the soppd rIosno, P ss
of the local club in the semi final Of. the
Bauchle consolation cup, and one Of the
surprises Of the tourna ment was the defeat
e County, MeA uS uSnGe soen Bs bs wsm shHSn sane
players. In the same round
ssass ssd;
: up ana % go; FIothlnaham beat Thomson
VI? s%I afIss.yL ssts s!ssss
Basshle Consolation cup-second round-Dane
beat s1d 20 2 .soe se b.ns e. stsny
up and . to 90; W. Stanley beat Lanston. up
s:a,H ss. es sas! T,Hs .ia y 20 70 to
Only members who would admit to being
at G least 50 years Of az age we're eligible to play
at the Fairfield County Country Club yesier-
AK for The sbeysn By Ss%s Sos maa As
play round In the morning, after which the
best nine kept on az match play against
cs sste and
tied st down, There. was play Of Martin
By up II Rs feoss enf bess fer = shf h r
dreth BY up; The Mccutcheon cup sum sum
DOWN down. scres % sheaon aS~nd snd
SslsR sSSsRe"e down; ?cA {. r. = wills. Il down N
A tie at 10 net, between Kirk and Stone.
yesterday at the Fox Hills Golf Club The
summary:
9. i. Klrs S. rs; A. j. Stone. e. is-1s; ". D.
.se1 PUi.r iot % 30 asorse M Eesa ,G
s. g; Emerson AInstJons ss is-ss g. r. Kilso
IS ssn . y Hofs nsyd' io in! 'ss as' hf% Fen
BAR HARsoR. Me-, July so,-Franklin Ellis
Dc petition b az Kebo valley Club links tkis morn
ey SGPs Ss,ssT Gaa shan ae dSu bosey The
summary:
Franklin Ellis, 70. IN; +. L weIlman q, ii-so;
SsuI bds1. Ran. &c. ls.sG dooissy 9w% H. ID lo T.
bartlett; %. l2aT; william Dlss.on -, %; o ioas';
Countess Cassini tried her hand in the
putting contest this afternoon. but only
came within st1Rses Rss OF s6ola ne ~
CAP. MAY. July so.mc; I, Matthews Of
Philadelphia, and John y Bailey. 30. the ca cap, ?;
% team. 81 vsrs ere tie leaders a to-days handicap
%sq; and T. p West Of f the BE Bel aed country
the sU day. a''f The . scores: g;
o,5s W. T West, ~ 20 ,s, J. rF.pS nssi r. sRss shsI
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Towns Retains worlds scullinG Cha mpaon'
Ghfp,

Special Gable Ds,paeh TO TIE Sun.
SYDNEY, N. 9. W.. July so. The match Tor
the worlds soullinE championship was rowed
to-day at Parramatta. G. Towns. the holder.
easily defeated rrcssider. : -.
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Arransements for Army.Navy Football
Game.

WASHINGTON. July so. Commander Will
liam r. Halssy, U, 8. n. secretary OF the Navy
Athletic Association. has already sent out cir
culars setting forth the ARRANGEMENTS for the
Army-Nayy football game in philadelphia
Day The game VIII be played on Franklin
Field the athletic grounds OF the University
The tickets will be distributed as usunl, one.
third to the University Of Pennsylvania and
one.third each to the Army and the Navy.
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by Salvator--Hos Spring; owned by j. W. OolG
trained by @. r. Tornpkins.
THIRD RACE.
The Neptune Stakcs. for two year -olds: guaran-
teed value 81 900; si $50 added penalties and allow

Good stAr won easily: Ira dion, b. &, 2, by Gold
finch-Reciarc; owned BY sydney Psget: trained by
A. j. J0yncr.
FOURTH RACE.
The Brighton Oaks: for three -ycar-old Miles:
guaranteed value, t5 000 81 800 added penalties
and allowances; one mile and sixteenth: 49,.
Hamburg Belle. 3 los. Hildebrsnd ia out =
plmple. n.....,iii, Trayers.; 20 -
Time, ia1 is.
Good start: won easily; Hamburg Belle. Oh. 4.
3, by Hanburg-Isiac owned by Sydncy PheeE
trained by A. ]. Joyncr.
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Amateur Cyclists Big Day At Manhattan
RAaeh,

Interest In the intercity team pursuit race
for cyclists that Va to be held at the
Manhattan Beach track to-day has waxed
stronger through the delay Of two postpone
nents caused by rain, Seven clubs are now
entered for the strusrle INCLUDING the two
starters viii be The Yales, Tigers. Nations
and Broysss. The big amstsur race at
prize. has ns:riy. 100. sntEiss.
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Time. 2:M A.

Good start: won easily Duke OF Kendall, br. s..
by g. A. Ainwlck; trained by T. J. Slattery.
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Time. 1:I42 2-5.
Poor start won driving: Counterpolse, ch. {. T.
by Bathampton Balance H.. owned by j. l.. Hoi-
land: trai.ed by J. c. Smith.
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,odof two.year .olds: ten pounds below the scale;
~ ~ ADDED: penalties and allowances: nvo and q
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MADISON, July so-In the Anal for the presi-
dents cup to-day. George W. Downs de-
exciting match in the cup offered by the
club for women the Anal brought together
Miss Elizabeth Holden and Mrs, C. w. Scar,
borough Miss Holden won by up and
1 to 70.
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For Minot's Minister.

The annual conference OF the
NJ. 3. church meets next Thurs
day at Park River. Upwards
OF $50 ministers will be present.
Bishop Joyce Of Minneapolis,
will preside. Several prominent
clergymen from Philadelphia.
New York and Chicago will be
present. At this gathering,
there will be- selected and ap.
pointed the Methodist minister
for this city. Presiding Elder
Moore will undoubtedly select an
''all around man. with EN-
|phasis on the ''man," for this
place. During the past year
considerable has been done on
the Minot district in the way OF
building ,3hnrches and parson.
ages. We hope to get some fig.
ures from Mr.. Moore for our
next issue.
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Opening Of the Campaign.

The Republican campaign in
Ward county will be opened by
a grand rally at the opera house
at Minot next Monday evening,
Oct. 10, at 500 p. m. Thespeak
ers will be Hon. l.. B. Hanna, Of
Fargo, ard Hon. Z. Il. Sinkler,
two OF the strongest speakers
ever heard in this state. Mr..
Hanna is chairman OF the Re
publican State Central Com
miutee, and as such head manager
OF the campaign in this state.
He.is president Of the FirstNation-
al Bank OF Fargo, and is the Re
publican nominee for senator to
the next legislature. He is a
cousin to the late Senator Hanna
He is one OF the most prominent
figures in state politics, and this
county is very fortunate in hav-
ing him here to open the cam
paign. Mr.. Striker is well known
as a brilliant public speaker, and
draws crowds wherever he goes.
1t is expected that there will be a
large attendance from the sur
rounding country and the near
towns on the Great Northern
and the 500 at this meeting.
The campaign thus begun will
be vigorously prosecuted from
now on by the Republicans.
Ward county is the banner Re-
publican county OF the state,
and it is expected that the ma
jority this fall will roll up to
proportions unknown before.
One of the Democratic candidates
stated recently that he had 1000
Republican majority to work
against. Meetings will be held
in all parts OF the county, and a
large force Of prominent speak
ers has been secured. The next
meeting at Minot will be Wednes-
day Oct. II, at which Mr.. Geo.
Drake Smith, a speaker Of great
prominence, travelling under the
auspices Of the Republican
National Committee, will speak.
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The Band Concert.

The band concert Sunday after
noon in the opera house was not
very well attended owing to the
disagreeable weather. The pro-
gram was very fine. Otto Ellison
rendered a violin solo. DR.. Storey
sang a solo in fine voice. j. A.
Moen rendered a trombone solo.
Mrs. Baldwin gave areading and
Mrs. Heiner sang a solo. Prof.
Rognlie rendered a violin solo.
Miss kathleen Weber, Minot's
popular contralto sang a very
pretty solo. The band will give
a concert every two weeks.
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Will be a Swell Affair.

The dance to be given at the
opera house Friday night by the
Yoemen promises to be a swell
affair. DR.. Storey is ahead OF
the affair and this is ample as
surance that it will be success.
The floor committee are DR..
Thos. Storey, G. H. Ripley, A.
S. Blakey and j. NJ. Wilson. The
reception committee consists OF
Roy Case, John Lynch and E. G.
Kress. This order has been
recently instituted in Minot and
the promoters say they will make
it the banner lodge in the city.
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Will the Optic Please Read7

|, John Wallin, do solmenly
swear that | am myself the author
OF this and all previous articles
published under my signature
and that all OF my articles have
originated in my own mind and
that no person or persons ever
dictated to me a word what to
write and that all articles pub
lished under my signature have
been written and published on
my own accord. John WALLIN.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 9Th of October, 1904.
ALFRED BLAIsDELL,
Notary Public, North Dakota.
My commission expires Sept.
q, 1906.
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A Small Error.

In another column of this issue
appears an article by John Wallin
in which there is a little error.
One sentence was made to read,
in regard to his opinion Of the
delegates, "This is now so, =
whereas in the original copy it
read "This is notso." Itchanges
the meaning of the sentence en-
tirely.
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Commissioners Meet.

The county commissioners met
Tuesday and Wednesday. Glen
burn was incorporated as a
village. The Reporter was given
the tax list. The commissioners
allowed the question regarding
increased jurisdiction to come to
a vote before the people at the
November election.
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Rasmussen-Wartchow Nuptials.

J. A. Rasmussen, the popular
G. N. agent from Stanley and
Miss Helen Wartchow, also Of
Stanley, were united in marriage
at the home OF the groom's
sister, Mrs. F. J. Falvey, We'd
nesday, Sept. %, by Judge Muir
ray. They left the following
morning for a two weeks visit
in points in Montana after
which they will return toStanley
to live. The groom is a young
man Of fine qualities. The indie
pendent wishes this couple pros
perity in their journey through
life.
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Duck Hunters.

John Bork, Of ST. Paul, Bert
Seymore. Of Grand Forks, P. V.
Mccoy and Miss Louise Benno
went to Tangedahl's lake south
west OF town on a duck hunting
expedition Sunday. c. H.
Parker and Frank Haven
OF Chicago are in camp
there. A. p. Slocum and
Chas. Good are building a shack
near the lake. John Moore, Bob
Mitten and Vim. Parker have
been hunting there. The ducks
have been killed by the hundreds.
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Baptist Church Notes.

The prayer meeting on Wednes-
day night this week is to be led
by MIR. Edwin c. Palmer.
The Ladies Aid will meet this
week at the home OF Mrs. Ed
wards in honor of her mother.
Mrs. McDerlnitt.
The Christian Endeavor for
next Sunday night will be led by
Miss Lena Grow. The subject
will be Helping One Another. :"
In spite OF the inclernency Of
the weather the attendance at
the Christian Endeavor and at
the regular evening service OF
last Sunday was large. The song
service was especially enjoyable
for the singing was Joined in by
all.
The Sunday school, with the
aid Of the Christian Endeavor,
is preparing a contata to be Civ
en- in a short time. 1t is en-
titled "A Picnic in Fairy Land, "
and will afford a very fine even
ing's entertainment. 1t is. in the
hands of experienced leaders who
will ensure the best possible
preparation. The musical fea-
lures will be exceedingly pleas
ing.