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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-23

el otro, que trasnnite lhorrori la fie-
bre amarillo. el cual esta en- los alji-
bes hace rate sin poderse dedicar
4 sus ocupaciones habituales 6 tai vez
por que no kotgS en- ell ambiente ell
microbio del v6mito, cuyo microbio
es ingerido por este mosquito insolen.
te liam ado .Sfssomyas, 6 Estollevo,
para ingertarlo en- la piel 6nfsima y
nacarada de los funcionarios continen.
tales, 4 los cuales ell EstoIIevo conoce.
Por ESQ, por que el EstolIepo. puede
abussr de los funcionarios y estos
tienen un miedo horroroso 4 morir del
v6mito, 81 que tambien del c6lera de
catarro simple, es por 10 que listed Sc
va servir.- cerrar su aljibe. rellenan-
dolo, en- compaaia de su aprecia BILE fa-
milia. con TERRA y piedra.
No me olga usted que en BARGE
Iona no hay mosquitoes y hubo 6ebre y
que en- New Orleans pasara 10 mismo.
Massorah dice que ell Esfoilevo es
malo y basta.
iConficto por que Sc clerren los
aljibesi lPhs! " usted piensa en- ell
futuroi Permitame que lie olga que
v. no va de aeuerdo con los nuevos
metodos.
Massorah no ha estudiado realmen.
te ell morbosiSmo de los MOSQUITOES Y
desconoce los siguientes axiomas de la
cieucia medica moderna:
Ell aire es Ell conductor mas activo
de los germenes micro biologicos. El
aire no Sc puede suprimir
Con ell aqua pasa 10 mismo. Ell DR..
Gomez Brioso no debe suprimi-nos ell
aqua tampoco.
Los insectos alados, las aves, aun-
que sean de corral, no trasmiten, con
todos sus elementos morbosos nj en- ell
mismo grado, ell morbosismo, como Ell
aire y el agaa.
La infection de los trasmisores
alades es una infection tenue y Sc
cundaria.
Los insectos alados Sc hacen ino-
fensivos, hacienda inofensivos los sitios
en- que viven con preferencia. Esos
sitios estan donde quteya que Aaya
materias 0rgdnscus d<scombuestas, CO.
mo lagunas, manglares y pantanos
Esto es 10 que debe aprender la
Junta Local de Sanidad antes de diri.
girle circulares usted.
Por que usted csmprendera que en-
los tr6picos es una aspiration gede6-
MICA y ridicula querer suprimir los
mosquitoes.
ST v. destruye 6 puede destruir
nuestra exuberante vegetaci6n, v. pue-
de hacerle case a la Junta de Sanidad.
Mientras tanto, ESQ que dijo Mas
sorah de la terribilidad de los mos
quitos crea V. que es E. guasa.
Para terminar nos asalta una duda.
lEs possible que los mosquitoes CONT
nGen siendo insectos detro de los nue.
vos metodos2 No, no es possible.
Los mosquitoes deben ser hoy cuan-
do menos, cetaceos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-23
CT R RCUL a R
REGLkMENTsNDO La CRlkNZAY MATANZA
De CERDOS
Superintendent de Sandal.

Agosto 9, 1905
Habiendossido debidamente aproba
do por el Concejo Executive ell Resla-
mento sobre crianza y matanza lie GER
dos, Sc publica dicha disposition para
general conocimiento.
Esta Superintendencia de Sanidad
desea que este Reglamento sea rigu-
rosamente cumplido, por 10 cual re-
cornienda los funcionarios encarga
dos de velar por la salud pdblica de-
nuncien ante el Juzgado correspon-
dlente los que 10 infrinjan.
I. Los duef1os de cerdoS estarzn
obligados a tenerlos encerrados en- Chi
queroS que Sc asearan cada veinticua =
tro horas y seran frecuentemente ms
peccionados por los Oficiales de Sani-
dad de las localidades donde Sc halleu
los mencionados chiqueros. Los ex
crementos y desperdicios que Sc sa-
quen de estos seran enterrados
2. No Sc utilizara la inmundicia
para la alimentacion de los cerdos, Y
la comida de estos debera hallarse
desprovista de toda suciedad.
8. Antes que Sc expenda la carne
de cerdo que Sc destina al consume
debe obtenerse TIN certifcado expedr.
do por Ell O6cial de Sanidad 6 ell ms
pector Veterinario de la municipalidad
donde ha de venderse dicha carne de
cerdo expresando que esta ha sido de
bidamente inspeccionada ydeclarada
buena para Ell consumo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-23
PleitO nOVeleScO

Los Tribunales franceses acaban do
dictar una sentencia llamada causar
gran sensation, especialmente entire
la genie de curia, por tratarse de asun.
to que rnotiv6 en- Madrid ruidoso liti,
gio, en- el que intervinieron como abo-
gados SilvelA, Gamazo Romero Giron,
Villaverde y otros de nuestros letrados
mas famosos. ~7
La marquesa de campo. que era de
de origen frances, y cuyo apellido era
Rey declare here dero de su fortuna
al actual marques de Campo, don Jose 4
Luis Bruna.
EntonceS sc presentaron diSputar-
lie este la herencia los hijos de TN
tai Carneville, que ha biau obtenido de
la declaration de nietos naturaes de
la expresada marquesa. y les extraje-
ron la mayor parte de los bienes deja.
dos por dicha seflora, frmado I'm con-
convenio pev ell cual Sc anulaba el tes-
tamento hecho en- favor de don lose
Luis Bruna.
Llgado este su IN ayor edad, y sos
pechando que Sc lie habfa arrebatado
aquella fortuna por medios fraudulent
tos, encarg6 ell estudio del asunto al
letrado don Ernesto Garcia Ladevese.
quien no tardo en- descubrir muy gra-
YES egularidades en- Ell jucio de fila
ci6n resuelto en- Francia el de JUNO
de 1890, a favor de los expresados hi
jos de Carneville.
Segdn dictamen del seflor Garcia
Ladevese. la juslicia francesa habfa
sido sorprendida y el juicio de fila
cion debfa anularse.
Con6ada 4 dicho letrado la fliacion
del asunto, la sentencia del q de JUNO
de 1899 ba de sar anulada por ell
el mismo tribunal que la pronuncio.
ante el cual Sc han presentado pruebas
del fraude empleado para apoderarse
dc la herencia de la msrquesa de
Campo.
El tribunal declara nula y como NO
dictada la sentencia del 4 de Junio de
1890; prohibe a los hijos de Carnevillc
usar ell apellido Rey, que nunca debie-
ron llevar, ordena que Carneville, a
quien indebidamente Sc lie DECLARE ha-
ce ounce af1os hijo natural de la mar.
quesa de Campo, Sc le vuelva inscri-
bir otra vez en- sl registro civil como
hijo de padres descopocidos, y dispo-
ne, en- fin, que las cosas vuelvan al ser
estado que tenian antes del de Ju-
nio de 1890.
La herencia de que Sc trata eleva-
base a la muerte de la marquesa, q
uuos 1S millones de pesetas.
Els en- Valencia donde radican Ia ma
Igor pArte de los bienes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-23

con la de los nuevos metodos.
aqui por los redentorls-|
tas.
ST Mr.. Post, en- vez de abs
traerse en- 81 mismo. prestara
oidos a 10 que declara la opinion
y manifesto la prensa, sabria q
estas horas que la ley de conda-
dos esta rechazada por todo Ell
pals, que nadie la admite, que
nadie la quiere.
Ell tempo que Sc malgaste en-
discutir4 esas flof1eces. preten-
diepdo que en- ese vejestorio
exotico esta la salvacion de la
colonia, es tempo perdido y
hurtado a Ia operaci6n necesa.
ria de expulsar de aqui todo 10
superpuesto, 10 deforme, 10 ex-
trailo y enemigo, que nj sirve
para el ingerto con que soflaron
algunos ilusos, nj siquiera ad-
mite disimulados amarres y en-
pataduras que resultan de una
horrorosa deformidad repulsiva
e inesta ble..
Venga otra vez 10 nuestro,
dice la opinion, con TN acento
que tiene soberanos mandates
imponentes. Y todas estas CO.
sas que Sc nos han vendido por
lnnovaciones y que son antigua
las, sean devueltas a los mo-
dernos chalanes que consuma-
ron el engailo.
MIR Post no debe seguir ha-
ciendo como que no oye, 8 como
que no entiende; porque enton-
ces nos obliga a repetirle, en- es.
paflol primero y en- ingles al
otro dia, 10 que ell pals ha dicho
uuanimemente. y va lie consta
al Jefe de la congregation re-
dentorista que nuesrra voz Sc
oye en- la metropoli y encuentra
ecos en- la prensa
norteamericana y en- la de los
paises iatinos, que tambien re-
producer nuestros argumentos
y repiten nuestras protestas' y
sienten nuestrOs infOrtuniOs.
Y no crea Mr.. Post, que en- Ell
juicio exteriorizado por nosotros
y formulado por la opinion, en-
tran las prevenciones de que tai
vez nos juzgue aquejados Ell tru'
culento buroctrata. Es que to-
do proyecto suyo, es para noso-
tros mortal de necesidad.
Ell pals Sc ha convencido de
clio y no aspira a otra cosa que
sacudir esa pesadumbre, evitan
do el contagio de la mala SOM
bra. Antes lie dejaba hacer,
confando en- que Sc marcharia,
satisfecho de su obra de impro-
visado gobernante; pero en- Wis
ia de que persiste en- continuar
ocupando Ell escerario politico,
y toma en- serio los aplausos de
unos cuantos espectadores da-|
dos a la broma y al pitorreo' sc
lmpone la seriedad franca. re-
energica y 81 es necesa
rio ruidosa, para que no siga
esa farsa grotesca en- la que es.
Mr.. Post, autor y protagon1sta
4 un tnismo tempo.
Vayase con la mnsica a otra
parte, y lleve consigo a los com
parsas que lie han prestado tan
menguados servicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-23
NOta del d1a

Ell proyecto de la ley de con-
dados, es uno de los fracasos
mayores, que ha sufrido, en- su
ofcio de t1amoyista, Ell Secreta-
rio Mr.. Post.
La comision quedo disuelta,
sin acordar NADIA, como era de
esperarse. Ahora tienen ell en-
cargo. los conisionados, de es-
tudiar nuevsmente ell proyecto,
en- tanto que llega la hora de
abrir ell 1lamado temple de las
leyes.
Mr.. Post no las tendra todas
consigc.. De aqui a la fecha
en- que debe reanudar sus ta-
reas el parlamento. no faltaran
motives para que Sc desarrollen
y crezcan los recelos naturales
G instintivos que desplertan to-
das las combinaciones del ira
moyista del Executive.
Sin que aumente la dosls, va
hay sobrados motives para estar
sobre aviso. prev enidos pruden-
mente. desde que sc ha llegado
d saber Ell empeflo demostrado
por Mr.. Post. en- que sc apruebe
Ell bill de condados. De flo
que no es NADIA bueno, ,cuando
10 defende MFR. Post. Este fun
cionario es de los que tienen
pacto frmado con el error y con
ell fracaso. Nj por equivocacion
acierta una. Su desgracia es
fatal. ine!uctable.
Gracias a esta fatalidad que
le persigue. no tenemos que Ia
mentar mas desgracias de las
que vienen sucediendose. iAyl
de nosotros 81 I'm ligero soplo
de fortuna favoreciera los de-
signios del taumaturgo.
Porque va esta visto 10 que
es Ia ley de condados. Tn alar-
de brutal de centralismo des-
bordante y primitive.
Un amaflo nebroso para te.
ner mas facil el manejo de las
municipalities, al antojo del
Secretario de Puerto Rico.
Y aunQue no fuera ESQ / para
que neceslyamos nOsotros, nj que
utilidad tiene. nj para que sirve
la division de condados, sino
para hacer mas grafca la repro
duccion en- pleno slglo veinte,
del teuialismo implantado por
la ley Foraker2'
NOSOt1Os no yemOs la utilidad
de ese proyecto. que debe pa -
recerle magno y estupendo al
sefor Post, enamorado impeni-
tente y empecatado de todo 10
que es fossil. arqueol0gico y pri-
mitivo.
Esos viejos sistemas con los
que NADIA tenemos que yer. vie
jos y manidos, de una vetustez
mami6cada, no wren va mas
que en- ell pensamlento Y en- ell
deseo del anticuario continen
tai, que ha tornado a empeno
Ell echar sobre nosotros todo ell
herrumbroso desecho de las eda
des preteritas, como ST fueran
novedades sorprendentes y des-
conocidas.
Ningun lazo etnico, ninguna
ley de raza, n1nguna relaci6n
de historic nos liga con la vieja
metropoli de la que ha recogido
Norteamerica esa atavica he
rencia de los condados.
Para nosotros ESQ no significa
progreso nj adelanto. Al con-
trario. es un paso de retroceso; !;
es un salto atras, un salto de ST.
CLOS.
Y es algo peor aun; porque 10
que todo Ell mundo descubre en-
ell progecto de la ley de conda
dos. es una estratagema de MIR.
Post, para entretener los natl
vos en- discusiones inutiles, en-
debates que pueden ser de una
elocuenCia sOberana. lipna de
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
MANSFIELD SELLS STOCK
TO 6LAzER BROS,

Glazer Bros. and Bank have
purchased from W. E. Mansfield
his stock OF mems furnishings
and have leased his building for
q period If five years. The
goods are now being invoiced
and next Saturday the store will
be opened to the public with a
large and complete line OF men $
and boys furnishings, ladies'
skirts, waists. etc. The name
OF the new sto,e will be .'1he
Branch Gliz-r Bros. who
are proprietors of the New store
will still run that concern. They
are among the most enter
prising merchants in Minot and
are doing a nice business. MIR.
Mansfield has leased his residence
Tor a year and will soon leave
with his family for his old home
in Wisconsin where he will visit
indefinitely. He has succeeded
eminently in Minou and deserves
a rest.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
SOUTH PRAIRIE.

South Prairie is looking fine.
Hanev Bros. of Nebraska are
breaking for their brother How
ard.
Miss Louise Anderson of Fer
gus Falls, Minn., has been visit
ing her brothers Edward and
Alfred in Freedom township.
Carl Stredwick and Miss Lottie
Muzzy visited at Chas. Taylor's
Sunday.
Mr.. William Gier'is putting up
a story aud a half house.
Ethel Reed and her niece Glad
VS. were Minot visitors Monday.
Field Brothers have finished a
well for E. O. Anderson.
j. Wilson has moved to Fred
Reeds place aud is putting up
hay.
| wonder what takes the bows
to the valley every Sunday.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
WILLOW CITY WINS
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

The tennis tournament in Mi
not Friday and Saturday was a
great success, large number of
tennis enthusiasts from various
parts of the state attending.
Geo. Sundberg of Willow City
won the singles and D. X. Thyng
and Mr.. Sundberg won the dou-
bles. In the latter John Corbett
and Rev. n. C. Ellsworth were
defeated. The Willow City play
ers have long been champions in
the western part of the state,
and the result was not unexpect-
ed. though the Minot players
put up a very strong game.
The weather was ideal for ten
mis- playing, and many of Minot's
citizens turned out to see the
games. The courts were in per-
feet condition. Among the play
ers who were present were Dr..
Devine from Lansford, f. ColIi-
son of Rugby. Attorney Lamb Of
Towner, Banker Stevenson, Ber-
thold. Among the Minot play
ers were DR.. Storey, John Gam
mons, John Lewis, Emery Ohm
stead. B. H. Bradford and E. G.
Warren.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
BURT.

Miss Eva Prouse is spending few
days in Minot visiting friends.
h. B. Cory of Wheaton, Mimi, was a
visitor at the Dokken farm over Sun
day.
Mrs. johnson and daughter Miss Hill
OF Austin, Mimi, are visiting with Mrs.
Ole Dckken.
Mrs. Harry Edwards very pleasantly
entertained few OF the Lady Macabees
last Wednesday afternoon.
There was an important business
meeting of the A. S. of E. last Tuesday
evening over at the school house.
c. A. STILES, representing the Sher-
Nursery Co. of Iowa. has been busy the
past week canvassing his territory. He
reports good results.
ID. P. Rygmyr has returned after
two weeks absence from Ryder where
be has been laying an immens. stone
foundation for large barn for George
Horning.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ed. Kivley gave one of
the most pleasant and largely attended
dances ever given on the prairie. "A
good supper, ice cream and cake, lemon
ade, etc. where served. After dancing
all night in their large new barn. they
left in the morning voting Mr.. and Mrs.
hlvley royal entertainers.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
NOVEL WAY TO cArcn pvmAa

cammy Leaves Cause % anfali q
Prowiine Beast Of Prey.
About 200 miles up the Amazon
there 10 . tribe Of Indians who aro
expert hunters Of big game. They
8ve . remarkable way OF capturing
puma
A young pig or goat is tied to .
eee before night. For yards around
this tree the Indians scatter leaves
covered with a preparation made
dom the sap Of the gum tree.
When night comes, the puma erawls
- To the bait and devours It. Hav.
ing finished he discovers that his paws
are covered With leaves. He tries to
rub them on with his nose and they
stick all over his face. Then, IN des-
pefation, he rolls about and becomes
literally ceked in the SUNNY leaves.
About this time the natives charge
with torches and ropes. and the puma
ls % helpless and blind that he can
make no serious resistance. Then he
70 carried alive to the village.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
Tasker Social Event.

IAsker, n. -, july lith, U0.
The quiet monotony OF the times here
in this vicinity was pleasantly broken,
by very social affair that took place
1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Scribner of this place. Mrs. Scribner
gave an ice cream social to q few friends.
A most enjoyable time wss enjoyed by
all present. Among the list OF friends
present were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford, MIR. Sople and
Miss Cora Allen all of this place, also
Mr.. Vanderwarker, son Of the cosl mag
nate. Mr.. and Mrs. Wm:~ Allen Of
Lloyd's mine, Charles Ducharme and
Jake More of Montana. Alex Walker Of
Donnybrook and deacon Hovington.
We sincerely hope Others will take up
this pleasant mole Of entertaining
friends. S0BsERvER.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
,ouI.LI...'T'llYl,..,,'' u :


James Wheeler the Sodomist and
Dick Nightengale the Thief Are
Convicted in court-E. Herman
and Lulu Hall Arrested on the
Charge of cohabitation-Di'
vorce Granted.
James Wheeler, the young man
who committed the act OF sod
omy on the person Of Dan Nc
Leanin the woods near the. Great
Northern coal chutes some time
ago, was found guilty by tile
jury Monday. He will receive
his sentence, perhaps three years
in the penitentiary, August 7th.
The limit is ten years. Wheeler
and Mclean were both drunk.
They had worked on the new,
500 road at kenniare and came:
to Minot to celebrate. Mclean
was bea -en horribly, and when
insensible Wheeler accomplished
his devilish purpose.
Dick Nightengale was convicted
|of stealing a check of $3.50 from
Robert Rowan in January. Row
an misunderstanding some friends
and displayed the check. Night
engale snatched it from the un-
suspecting Rowan and said, he
guessed he would go and get it
cashed. He went. and did not
come back. 1t was proven that
he got the check cashed at the
Second National bank, and when
he was arrested at Harvey, some
weeks later, he had spent every
cent of the money.
Z. Herman, one Of the wit
nesses in the Nightenga!e case,
when asked to tell his business,
refused to do so and was arrest
ed. He is charged with main
tanning a public nuisance, with
criminal cohabitation and with
perjury. Witness confessed that
he had been living in open adul-
terry with Lulu Hall, who was ar
rested on a bench warrant, and
she also will be tried. Herman
swore that he was at Rowan's
house the day after the check
was stolen, and that Rowan had
told him that he gave Nighten-
gale the check to have it cashed.
Judge Goss granted Mrs. Gene
va Steele a divorce from William
Steele, who was charged with
cruel and inhuman treatment.
The parties live in Towner
county.
Albert Witterman, a nineteen
year-old Donnybrook youth,
charged with stealing Shumack-
er's horse. had his charge
changed from grand larceny to
petit larceny and was fined. He
is considered not very bright.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
GAVE HIS EMPLOYER
EIGHTY DOLLARS

A big unsuspecting Swede was
relieved of $50 in an easy man
ner Monday by a Minot CRATER.
The CRATER claimed be owned a
big farm south Of town and en-
gagged the Swede to work for
him all fall, firing on threshing
engine at So a day. The owner
OF the farm was a little short Of
money that day and wondered
if the Swede didn't have a little
to spare. He did. He produced
$50, gave it to his employer,
who has not been seen since.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
TREAsURER's REPORT

For Norman School District No: B. covn-
ty OF Ward. State OF North Dakota. for the
year l9O4-l905
RECEIPTS.
Cash on 1 hand at e beGnnins Of school .ssso ~
Total amount received during the year
from the apportionment OF the State 7osm
tuition funQ 'oo'IV
Total amount received during the year
from the apportionment OF the Coun- ,-.v
multon aonsia fnna dm,ino ~. vear from '''
Taxeslevied by the District School
Board. including outstanding war
rants redeemed or endorsed In the .,,
collection OF Taxes. ............. loso'o4
Total receipts for the year. includ,, ,
ing cash on hand July J. 1904. ......S9oss4
ExPENDITUREs.
Amount paid during the year for school
houses. sites and furniture. ..sl5's4s
Amount paid during the year for Appa- 80,
Amount s psd paid during "a The year for teach
Amount paid during yea, tsr Services ,sosz
a ana EIpenses @ q scnooi s vsar umceas ens Incl. ~
dental expenses. ~. ...... ........... los'
Amount paid during the year for pur,
pose not before mentioned. refund OF .,,o,
apportionmept money. ey.........'...'' - WV Socw
Total expenditures for the year.. 4oosS 100. g
Cash on hand June &c. 1905. = ~ ls"--
Grand total expenditures and cash
on hand to balance above total ,,oo,
receipts ......... .So'''''
RERNT LARSON
Treasurer of Norman
School District Nos
Appsuved thiss7tA day Of July A. p 1919.
BY order OF the District School Board:
4. M. WILLIAMS. President.
Attest:-JoHr A. BERG. Clerk. ,o,o,
tS&6s6nnd III. Amapded Revised Codes is"SI
Improved this 11th day OF July A. y. lS'
By order Of the District School Boan:
John A, BERG Clerk.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
RANCH AND CATTLE.

FOR SALE-5 bulls and II head
OF cows and heifers full blooded
Short Horn balled Durham, also
lS5 head OF high grade yearlings
2 year olds. 3 year old steers.
heifers, cows and calves will sell
or separately.
Address, DEEGAN BROS
Minot,
Ward Co.,
n. D.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
An Ac-edote OF Mnr,,,er.

A young lady teacher, who was .
great favciite with the poet Whittier
had recently married. Meeting the
young husband one day, Mr.. Whittier
remarked: John, thee ought to be
on the school board"
The young man, somew i,at sur.
prised, said: VIII. Mr.. Whittier.
what Ciakcs you think so?"
Because" Was the reply, thee Is
such . good judge of schoolma ans =
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
Society Man coe. Into Trade.

London society is aghast because
Count Won Lawenhaupt, nephew G,
the Swedish ambassador, has set ur
as a professional masseur. For years
he lived IN most extravagant man
ner, but MS relatives refuse an,
longer to pay his debts. He frequent
ed the best society and is now send
Ing circulars to all his friends asking
their patronage.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
Pleasant.

: u love 10 hear you tall" prAttled
the little daughter of the house.
.. Why Is that, my little dear!" asked
the hattered visitor
"'Cause when ~ do your ears Wig
gie Just Ike our donkey'Ar
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
MARKETS.

REpoRrED BY EDWARDS. WOOD co.
CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
DULUTH CASH GRAIN CLOSE.
No. / Northern sl.lOH
No. 2 Northern s1.O219
No. l Durum SIC
No. 2 Durum Sc
No. 3 white oats 32c
Barley 4Oc to 42c
Flax Las
MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE.
No. l Hard e1.11h
No. Northern e1.O0H
No. 2 Northern S1.O51 to s1.O1a
Durum Sc
No. 3 yellow corn 524c
No. 3 white oats 1910
Barley Csc to 43c
Rye 52aic to 59Ac
Flax e1.47Ac
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26
Irish Guards bad .

The British War Once has declined
to allow the Irish Guards Band tc
visit cities Of the United States ip
connection with its summer visit te
Canada.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26

-
Rev. E. johnson of Peller Iowa
has settled on a fine claim with
his wife and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Henkley
of Peoria I'll. have come to N. D.
to live. Mrs. Henkley is a
daughter OF Mrs. Wilson's.
Chas. Taylor is at the Stafford
mines this week.
Mrs. Gordon Campbell is re-
ported very sick,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Fuller were
visiting in the hills last Sunday.
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26

The element OF soil fertility that ~
have the most need to be concerned
about is phosphorus. We can get nitro
gen from the air. and potassium 10
cheap. but phosphorus is limited in
supply. The application of pure bone
meal or OF ground steamed bone il
the easiest and cheapest way to get
quickly available phosphorus. Ground
phosphate rock is good, but 4 takes
= longer time to get the good from It.
Where used it should be applied sev.
eral months ahead OF the sowing o,
the seed. - sfc. rs r. -,
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26

Lay plans Tor the spring work be
fn-o the sSsin~ ensnes. A
The Ward County independent., 1905-07-26

The disk plow as put on the market
by vsFious manufA cturers has been
subjected to extended practical trial
with results that encourage the belief
that 1t is destined to prove q useful
farm implement.