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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Ginem HanbmorSc 5im Cpier ae.
fallen.

Gbiea9o, "a. SSlili. Ger
f%poblbabenoe 8runoeigentbumS DE.
iiber Sobn Sesmer wuroe belite iriib
in einem Sbortpeg al Iiblano- glpe.
me uub gmilp . StraBe ermoroet
aufgeiunoen. Ser llngliidlide mar
ougenifeiulib bon StraBenrGiibern
nieoergeldlagen uno Damn in ben
2borDeg geidleiit iporben, mo Der
VeiDlBtloie ousgermibt pllroe. Die
Gb1ter id)nitten ibrem Spier Die
Bulsaoern an Den SGnben. ourd) uno
Der Wann perblutete biilflos. Cine
9oloene llbr inb cine 8eloiumme
BON 500 mliroen Dem gemoroeten ab-
eenommen. Die poli5eiliden Naf.
ioridnnseu nad oen 2bdtern iiuo bis
iett eriolglos gerueien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
I6auas Ssrael.
.3meiter Gag Der Convention OeS
Greens. = 9ie balptiGdliditen

3peiter Gag Der Convention Oel
Greens. Gie bnuptiG6libitcr
9eonten erpdblt. - @onfeti
unb 9ua in Den Nbenoltm0en. -
Seutc Eicnic in @ebcr'S Earf.
Tic Convention oe5 m1a6bGloidcn
Greens .A6opas SSroel, meldc lett
Sonntag Morgen III &u5ojer'a SaQe
tngt, %erludblte geItcrn sic iol0enOen
9eamtcn: @roBmciitcr Simon Trie0s
mann bon Nclu. Yort 6lum 6ritten
Molel I. Stills @roBmeiItcr 2ouiS
MORRIS bon philadelphia, 3. Stills
@roBnlcilter 2. 2efforuib bon Hem-
yort, @roB SefrctGr 2copolo Ser.
mann bon Nem Yorf Opicoercr.
n1blt(, Stills 8roB SefretGr g.
Soltbcn bon Ncm- 9orf, @oriibcr oeS
Endowment Gomite's Sam. Grii15
BON Rem 9orf, &orliBer Oe$ 6inonS.
Gomite'S Mar 2eifomitb bon Nelu.
gorf. Gic iibrigen 9eonlten meroen
beute ermGblt.
Cine rooifale genoerurg, iueIde
Die Convention in ser Contribution
bornobm, iuor, DOB Ser Grefutipe 0ic
@elualt iibcr ole Ier5te Qenonmen
mo ocn c@in5elnen 2ogcn iibertragcn
mnroe. &cridieoene Gcleaotcn pd,
rerl aus Dem @runbc Oagegelt, neil
boburd) oen 9eonlten Der pcridieoe.
lien 2ogen @clegenbeit gegebcn mir
DC, 3mon9 allf oie Aer5te olt5jlii6en,
ipenn eS iidJ nm bie Nuinobme bon
Srelnoen bano(e. Gle Gonuention
entlhieo lid) aud fir S%poriamfeit.
@Gbreno bel friibcren Gonpcntioncn
mno mebr an Tonotioncn ans.
9egeben mur0en, gnb 6ieIe Gonpen.
ton cine oerb1ltniBm0Bia 0erin0t
Snnlnle ans. Ser bi&beri9c Niilf9.
Crops ctretGr g. @eining erbiclt
iiir Grtrooicnlte 500 uno ole tot
genoen 9ultimorer 8cielihoiten ic
$50: Scbrelu Sbeltering Some, Sal.
mtlo Sbora Sdule mo Sebrem
6rienolp SIM. SIS muroe bcihloiicn.
nGdIte Contention I'M MGr5 1907
IN 9roofIpn N.=Dy 81 bolten.
8citern Mbeno iano Elm 9anfett III
Sojo5er'S &oae ltatt, Dem Elm 9oQ
Sr. Charles @. 2onOon bon
iunr &oriiber 0cS @onfett-
uro SooitmeiItcr, uno eS
bari ibm nohgeiagt mcroelt, ooB er
ourdJldlogenoen Griolg aus
benz 9onfett madtc. Tod) ser bellte
ltottiinoen6cn S6lu6
miro beute Nndmittog IN
9Heber'S Enrf an Scr Sarforo .&ooo
I'm Eicnic ab9ebolten mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

Gin drefItdes nnmet.
ter in 9egleitung eines orfonartigen
Sturmes aing am 6. SuIi iiber Die
BoroerpfolS uno iiber Die Hbeinae-
9eno bis sur eli1iiiibem 8ren5e ME.
Ger mo rid,tete aroBen Sd)aoen an.
gor uno BET bielem unipetter ihllg
Ger 9lib in pielenS rten eir. 3iinoete
uno piele gnpeien nurbeu oaourf
eingedifert. Der Stlirm mar 10
mdt)tig, oaB Gmienoe BON 8dumen
getnidt mo red)t piele entfpurSelt
muroen. 8an5e Sauier tpuroen ab.
geoedt, oos Sbit lag auf oem gooen
pie geiGt. @etreioe, &artpfieln, niele
8emiiiesdrten bieten Elm Bib trolt.
loier 8erpiiituug. slub Der Sabaf
uno Die 8eben muroen in ein5elnen
Srten itarf mitgenommert. gluh in
gieniual0 bat Der Binoitirm gang
enormen Sdaoen angeriftet. gi-
den. 8uden mo 9ieiern iinb emf.
wiir3elt ODER obgeriiien. SIM Sort
reoier Sdaiot allein lit ser Shaoen
auf 10000 Ster Stammbol5 bered4
net. Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
(einReianStl
(ginGefoN0tl
Baltimore 81, $llli 1906.
Sin nGe SGn9Cr &altimure's.

Wn ale Sail9cr TNltimpre's.
NomenS bes @oriton0cS ser Scr.
Ginger BON Baltimore" bo6en Yrd-
iioeilt $. @ieiefinq ul0 Scfret1r 3.
". @uocnilts in @cNll AMI sic fom.
meuoc Tcicr oes vNcntidcn Saaes"
iolaenoes &iutoidrcibcn bcllte al ole
5ltr Tcreinigung gcb0ri1ct SERENE
erlaiicn:
,@ertbar SER &r6itOcnt!
@ertbe &crrHll
Der .lluabbGn0igc 0iiracrbcreiu
bon @arpIgno" bat in aperfennuma
Ser Ieit6sriden opicrircuoiacn g9irf.
Iamffit llnierer Sdu0er il Der Ser.
onitattumg uio ilbcrml@ ~alGn3cnoen
0urdlfii1rlutg Scr p0atiNe Sag.
6cieru utb onOCrcr GeItc rniere3
0cutidt6punS in Baltimore, ulo i'm
glSorlpde oeS inniGeu @lnideS, sic.
les 2cttere bei'm tommcnocn 81.
National Sdngericitc 0c3 ,MorooIt.
Iiden GGn9erbln0c2" inn nGhlten
Sabre in Nteiparf, q 8, olrrdl cine
~Iturrc @ctbeiliNmG uuierer &ereini,
glulQ miirbig pertrctcu 5l iebcn, am
80. MGrS 5. s. IN 2cucr0ier 9lrt Elm,
thinning beidloNerL Sen o&crciuiqtcn
SGn0ern BON Baltimore" bel ser
Ieier oeS yGeutiden Cages" i'm Sep.
tembcr 3. s. ole Gintiinite ans Dem
%crfollIe ser Gintritt3farten Slt5lts
mcuoen. Mit frobcr @%enlqtbnmg
Ihailt unter5eidncter %oritolto aui
&6re nobIen InlircnQungen 5nriid,
6rlrdl lpelhe aud Sic nit ole biSber
0eicierten .0eutI6cn Sage" 81 gIor'
reiden Soften 9cltaItctcn. 0orilm
trcten mir ldlon bcutc IN ~ireuoiger
&oiinung an sic NIT ser berSliteu
@itte: Niht mir III 0ieiem Sabre
'old)c MnltrengllnQen 81 c%rllelerll,
fonoern audi nit 0obin opicrircuoig
81 rpirfen, Die ~oicSi1briQe SSeier oeS
o0eitihen Cages" am 0ienitng, oeu
70. September, im Farf"
nod %groBortiger SIT geitalten, sum
Mubme nniereS QrutihtbumS mo IN
~oanfborer Inerfenmng ser noblen
@eiinmlnqcn oeS oltnabbGu9iaen
@iirgeruereinS 81 ms.
Die bonn Wtiliif Gomite uno 0iri.
0enten ais MailenN0rc fir Die Y0eut
Idle Sag" : Seier bcltimmten 2ieocr,
neld)e mir bitten, audi inSbren Sing
itimoen ST iiben, iinO: Gas oelttldc
2ieo" bon &dllimooo, nShGierS
Sonnto9SIieo" bon arcrrbcr uno
nSGgcrS MbidieS" bon MeuoclSiobn.
Su @e5ua olf bie &bncn bereitS
Sum %oruerfauf 5laciteatcnGintrittS-
forteu fir BEN gGcutidcu Gag" er-
gebt an ole Sanger oic ernltlide
@itte, ltd oehl @eftalti bcrictben nit
reQcnl &ntcreIie 5u ipiomen, oomit
ser pom nllnobbGnGigcn 9iirGeruer-
ein," Dem unter3eid)netcn &orltonoe
mo aud gemiB bon Sbnen bcItimlnt
erboiite iinaiSieae GrioIg nidt olts-
aortcn fonnell bel Dem ltn-
ter5eidneten SefretGr nod uodbc-
ltellt mcroen.
S6lieBlid nod bemcrfeno, boB
Sbnen I'M Ninblid nlf Maiicnproben
fir Sen o0cutid)en Sa9" iolpobl, mie
fir onS in Ni@iidt genommene Gorf'
CONCERT oul t. OCTOBER 3. 8. i'm
y Grlliobia . @arf" icrner SIT trei
ienbe @|eitimmtn9en nod Der am If.
glugiilt IN Ser y6robiinn . SoIle"
ltottiinoenocn 0elegaten . Gerlonm.
luig 49, 81 0Gren 9eilpobmIug Sic
Sbre &crren 0elegotelt, reIp. %ertre-
ter b~eionoer3 crnitlidJ c%rnlubnen mol
len 49, befomt 9e9cben mcroen ioaei,
Seidnen NortenS iotS S%oritonoeS Der
,@ercinigtcn SGnger bon Baltimore"
$ y. @ieicfing q, YrGlioent;
=. W. @u0eninS s, Sefret1r,
9}r. 1928, Orleans trabe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

Termeis. - gr (fur5 nod Ser
SodBeit) .9lber, Warie. oas bramdt
oodl nidt an mir abgeipart 5u iper.
Den. oaB Oh 10 oiel @elo fir Sci.
ratbsinierate aiisgegeben baftl" O.
Sic: .So?! $dtteit Gu Did sod
friiber gemeloet!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Nus scr BoIi5eibeborbc.

Nus ser BoIi5eibeboroc.
- 0ie Yoli5ei GommiiiGre belobten
qeItern ole Eoli5iIten SrlinS @ul
iert, Sernlam aemper, Sobn Is.
Siueenen EbomaS y. Gduanat9h,
Gbomos MomiaD II. 9iniiiS .. &ponS
lueaen BEL Der tiir5liden lleber.
idluemmunQ Onrd SoneS' Sdae be.
mieIencn prriGulihcn WlitbcS. Sic
retteten Yier0c uno Wenibenleben
al Sorriion mo YrattitroBc. 80.
li5iIt Syomc9 &Ond Dom oitIiden 81,
Itrift ulroe aus Dem 0ienit %entlai'
fen, ou er bctrtnfen geweien mar.
ST oiente felt 1901.
Srob6e$ &eroifts ser o.
ronerS &urn Dap aotberine
Taum BON 9h'. tl05, @uroItroBe, AM
SomIfog GtIbitmorb beaongen bo-
be, miro Ser Sail beute Dor ole @roB-
oeIdnporentit qcbroft iin6 bic Wtilt-
ter oes @dS6cn3, iofpie ser @eliebte
Ser Sootcu Tranf Igrsmn,h weroeu
bis ooGin III Der iii6tpeitlid)en Eoli-
5eiitotion fcftqetnlitr. g i@eltern iplir.
oe Ole GrstPiAc Obbiiftibn Se$ 2eif-
namlS porQenolllnlen.
unter $500 9iirgihat. =
Nuben g(broms bon Hr. $50, Siio.
@onoitroBc, mo geterG oben BON Nr.
900, !S~orriionitraBe, iultroen geItern
i'm mittleren Stntionsballie bonn So.
81 @ronnnn inter ie $500 @iirg-
ldait Dem @crid)tSperiobren iiber-
mielen, mciI lie ongeblih @aaren
fouiten, pclhe @ms aelin 8ranf
Gmitb, S,obn Fcnneil mo Gorl Sa4
ger, fer @enaialpahier Yabn" ges
iiobleh battert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

Sptht'i'uB huilitlbtIluCl SuJlllb
libung miro beute Nadmlittog IL
Weber'S Eorf an Scr &nrfor6 &oo>
Elm Ficnic abgebolten mer0cn.
Ser @eiangberein ySrob +.
y IN n" itcllte Iid) qeItcru I6en6 boil,
5oblig nit leincm 0irigenten, Srn.
Sobn u. aleirL in ser .6robiinn.
Solle" Elm, amt elmer gemiitblider
6eier, melde ser SerbcroSpoter, Sr.
Carl ar5t gelegentlid) ser Souic Iei.
mes StommbalterS ourd) Tnitor Z.
Sebmlann orrangirt bate. Ger inn,
&c Stammlbolter, nelher 0uS critic
aino lit, boS I'M gegenmGrtigerl
Sonptquorticr 6eS .SrobIinn" qebo.
rem ipuroe, pur6e per Mftlomotioil
ais ouBerorbentlidcS Mit9lieb oufqe.
nommer, ga Ser Sunge ole bier
Stimmen lirr9t. Ger .Srobiinn"
iong i'm &erloiiie 0eS slbcnoS sic
GbOre sd ariibe Gid" Ser Sim,
mel ouf Grben" ino .9ie Gore am
&bein." slGe gnlpeienoen muroen
ouf baS Bette belpirt6et.
Ser Is arroIIton. Irbci-
ter W dnncrdor lieB gcltcrn
leine Singitunoe ouSfouen, ga ole
Wit9lieoer Dem Gicnic Der Barbara.
Sogc, 8. s. g." b%eimobnen monten.
Sn ser @eidGftsiibung, in iuelder
Tralibert @n. Simon oen @orliB
iiibrte ilno Sr. hilbert Gfilter oils
Grotofolfiibrer flmgirte, muroe Elm
gilnltiger 9eriht iiber ooS lebte Sic
mic %erItottet. Cine ginloou1g nod
Srll. @m. anieS' 2onolib iuoro olt-
genomnlen, mlb Terrier ~gelongten
5lpei poiliue Wit9Iieber sur guinob-
me.
EerionaInotiSen. - Goli,
Seirihter Sobn IS. Miiaer bon Gan.
ION tebrtc eeitern bon einem 10stdgi'
gen Nuientbalt in AtlanticsGitD 5u-
rid.
- @m. s. @lober, jun, ser Dor
einigen So9en ole StromidneIIen
unterbdIb Ser Nidgoro.5Gle ourdl.
idmomm mo babel 4 Weilen in 26
Wtinuten 3uriidlegte, lit geItern
gbeno in @egleitung ieines @nter5
in Baltimore ongetommen. IS lurrs
DC ibm Elm Gmpfang in ieiner @ob.
ming, Nr. 800, StreeperitroBe, be-
reitet. er bat genlig bon ieinenl
Ibenteuer.
9ieb fGmpft nm 6rei-
belt. Srau WarD Gate, Nr.
1885, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, berid)tetC
.eeltern Der Boli5eis oaB iie am Conn.
tag abeno einen permutbliten Oief
Ill ibrem Sauie bemerfte uno ibrer
Nahbar, Srn. ;Sorparo Snoor, Der.
bel riet. Mls 2etterer ben Sol be
trnt, erbielt er in Dem e~ntitebenoer
Sample bon Dem l"tnbefonnten elmer
Sdlag auf Den aopi nit einem Mb.
iallfaitem Ger 5remoe erariii bier.
auf Die 5ludt uno lit bisber nod MIDI
BON Der Yoli3ei gefnnoen moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

ben ieieH. Ser afllfifnb s@gfeb[
ipur0e bonn &i6ter O'9rien arn Sam.
tag SIT @atertopn erlaiien itno beute
iriib Dem 0iltriftsmpalt sugeltel(t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

Nomens bes %orimnOc2 ser Ser.
Ginger BON Baltimore" 6o6en grd-
iioent $. @ieiefina ms ScfrctGr s.
". @lthcnius in @c}uQ AMI sic fom-
menbc Tcicr SeS oGcnti6cn Cages"
ioIgen0eS &itnolhrcibcn bclrtc al ole
sur %creinigung 0cb0ri1cu @ereinc
rr1oSfrtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Hnfoll perb il t t.

Sn Der Ndbe bon Gngels an Ser
.9oltimoresS bio.gabn," nidt neit
bon Sorper's 5errp, iuurben Die &c
leile Der gobn our6 cine lleber-
lblpemmuna untermoihen. Yeioc
@elelle tpuroen beibdoigt, mo Der
Terfebr mar fir mebrere Stunoeu
unterbroten. Ger SdncQ3ug nudl
Rittsburg pllroe iber orei Stunoer
o~uigebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

MbIeben. - SIN 9lIter bon 20.
So6rcn itorb gcitcrn Sr. 2ouiS 3oiicr
IN lcincr @obnung an Der 3orleDa
Game. Die 9eeroigmna iinOet morgen
9ohmitto9 ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

Ger @efangperein .Srob.
linn fang BEL Dem am Sonntag
ftaitgebabten 2eifenbegdngniB oeS
Srr. Seinrid 2obr am Grade bes
Gntidlafenen.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22

The state gangwas givena solar
pleNis blow last week when the
Supreme court declared that the
capital Commission bill was void.
To use the Optics expression,
Alexander McKenzie's dream"
Of 20 years, is a "pipe'' sure
enough and no one in the state
is to be more congratulated up
ON the result of theconsideration
Of the Supreme Court, than the
honest voter. The Independent
has always condemned the ma
chine for the passage Of the
Capital Commission bill, mea-
sure providing for a magnificent
building which the state does not
need any more than % wagon
needs six wheels. The bill allow
ed altogether too much oppor-.
tunity for those on the inside to
feather their nests.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22
FOR SALE

My home farm of 800 acres
on Sec. 4-155-S2, 6 miles N. E. of Mi
not. 255 acres under high state of
cultivation, ITS acres fall plowed and
ready to seed in the Spring, IS acres
fenced for pasture The buildings are:
A comfortable house, granary room for
5000 bushels Of grain, horse barn for
Is horses, cow-barn for ten cows, hog
house, chicken house, and other out
buildingt. Two good wells with plen-
ty of water for 200 head of stock.
Windmill and four corrals for hand
ling stock. The soil is deep and rich,
and the land is level and all plowed
land. 1856 acres yielded q bushels OF
whe at per acre this year, GO acres OF
Durum whear yielded "a bushels per
acre last year, and blue stem went "a
bushels; oats yielded 73 bushels per
acre this year. Time will be given on
q the purchase price. Call on the
premises or address
JAMES A. CoLvIN,
tt r. F. D. No, l, Minot, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22

Nels Hallen, a Ryder home
steader, was robbed by three
young fellows OF a $15g gold watch
on Main street at 6:3O O'Clock
Thursday evening. The bold
highway1nen accosted Nels and
asked him if he would not buy a
quart OF whiskey for them, when
one grabbed the watch breaking
it from the chain. All three dis
appeared on a side street. The
same evening, a stranger lost
watch near the Grand hotel.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22
BIG DEPOSITS

The Union National Bank in
their report to the Comptroller
OF the Currency, shows deposits
amounting to $236,67S.73. The
bank opened for business May
-, last. OF this amount SITS,
926.21 represents loans and dis
counts. That's the best record
the Independent has ever known.
We predict that it will be a mat
ter Of perhaps a year until the
deposits will crowd 100000
very close.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22
Message To The Farmers.

have message to every farmer in
the vicinity Of Minot which should not
be forgotten. When you are marketing
your grain, visit this elevator and ] feel
certain that you will be satisfied with
the treatment you receive. can
guarantee to give you prices equal to
any in the state, for I am determined
as one grain man, to assist in making
Minot the best marketing point in the
Northwest. We will treat you fairly in
grading and your money is always
ready for you. Remember tho place
The f. w. Roach Elevator, near the G
N track. Minot, N. d. II
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22
HORSES FOR SALE

I have on hand the following horses
which will sell at once:
4first-class Blocky Brood Mares weigh
ing from 1850 lbs, up: ages 7 to 8.
l Matched Team, (mare and gelding)
weight 24OO lbs; 3 yeass old.
l 4-year-old, safe for women to drive OF
children to ride, also good at any farm
work: weight about 1000 lbs.
l S-year-old gelding, weight about
1875 lbs, and is first class lead horse.
l year-old Percheron Stallion, weight
about 140O lbs, is first-cassl individual
and has fine disposition.
5 other head cheap horses.
All horses guaranteed as represented
A. V. SWANSON,
If 6 mi. n. +, Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22
A BAD RECORD

One OF the local police reports
that the sixth house of i'll fame
is under construction at the new
quarters and others are about
to start. This is a record OF
which Minot cannot very well
feel proud. Such places bring a
very undesirable class OF people
to Minot, and we could much
better dispense with them.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22

In an interview with a Mime
apolis Journal reporter, Senator
Hansbrongh says "Altho North
Dakota and Grand Forks are
strongly Republican, there is not
a Republican paper inthat CITY,"
Isn't Henry getting to be a
terrible Joker tho?
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22
NEW LIvERYMAN

F. Van Housen, a Souris livery
man, has purchased the horses
and business from VIM. P. White.
He has already made q great
change in the appearance OF the
place and will stock up before
spring with some of the best
drivers in this part of the state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22

Do not be deceived by counterfeit
when you buy Witch Hazel Salve. The
name OF E. G. Dewitt d Co. is on every
box Of the genuine. Piles in their worst
form will soon pass away il you will ap-
ply DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve night
and morning. Best for Cuts, Burns,
Boils, letter, Eczema, etc. Sold by
McCoY Il Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

have each boug @ 900 bushels OF
this total OF 4ooooo ousnels WIN ai'oso 90 u W
in yet. .
now worth many dolarswhch all made after he
quit the newspaper business 49,
Bottneau have bought bushels 4 Of
hailed district last summer
The who complain OF the nroads the mail order
ho 1aHs Tha s e wa difficulty
Harry who lives Lake Metgoshe in Bottneau
county, killed which measured 1eeU VI
to the the weight OF which pounds
Bnton have purchased the Wells County Free Press
The boys have worked up the largest
lent paper which they putting out deserving OF success
The Mnot Posten the Scandinavian weekly paper has
is esabshed We understand that after time
mechanical will be done Minot At present the is
gotten out at Fargo >>>>
The chances are that farmers Ward county will
macaon wheat year than before One told
that he sowing nothing but to the exclusion Of
every for he that would have pen
tv OF moisture every year The idea is not bad one
The has been sold corporaton consist
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man spent several days driving north Mno looking for
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that they would not be Wn to part with ther & or
able conditions $1,000 from quarter section
thirty pound cabbage raised at Kuhn and 300 bushels
Morton nnety bushels OF
the Ward county o bushels OF oats per acre north OF
at Bismarck So bushels Of potatoes per Logan county
continues the Dickinson Recorder tEreshng mach
ines at work Starkweaher and fsix bushels duum
wheat and bshe Of fax per
ly the Mecca OF the United States.
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mail route from this city with second ordered Minot should
the for
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routes three and carpo about
do ask the til, for the routes
you work sd
render assistance possible The winter time the time to do
ma at your
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que having mules this he has horses he
story to tell He tells you what fine farm
OF takes out % sets up
breaks it. dollars doqghnute that before
has $4,000 $500 has your signature piece paper
bearing interest He tell that he will allow you $4,000
your old and that another will
your old But instead OF another coming and
getting will along
per with signature for the full ofthe Of the
with interest know what that 1t
you will pay and yourself the time pedder
farm, III drive him off with shot gun He may
this here all
this receipt show company where left this and
will for week. instead the likely
be the hands OF third party the results will be
the same; you will have to pay.
the whole up you buying range
from dealer who has carried along during
when needed goods and did the
you have them time Any dealer sell you the
kind $40 you helping
and thor holm vhc
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-22
ROBBED A RYDER MAN

r. F. D. No, l, Minot, N.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
IN THE POLICE COURT
yesat Man Who Tsek the hsss
 honsy In the Tolls Atain.

Annie Orr, grandmother, was be- fore the city court to-day charged with intoxicatiOn. She was found by Officer Flaherty yesterday afternoon on South Main street. Judge COwell, who pre- sided. let her off with | warning. Wedding festivities started Peter Mcdonald on the road to the police station. Officer Madden found him staggering about near Jewelry street. He was fined $3 and costs.
 Leon Guevin was charged with non support of his wife and two children. Mrs Guevin said that since February her husband left her three times. the last time five weeks ago He was away only day or two at time She said her age was P and that in five weeks her husband has not con tributed toward her support Guevin said it was, q queer thing if man can't get away from his family once Tn While for a day or two and enjoy himself. by which he meant getting drunk. He was never away from his wife more than day at time. he said. He is a baker, by trade and was employed in Wateryille up to yester- day Attorney Cassidy counsel for Mrs Guevin. said she is daughter of Frank Coward, and that it almost broke her heart to feel she was com pelled to have her husband arrested for failing to properly maintain her. But he has treated her in such a man. ner that she knew it was the only and the best way to treat him. Guevin said he could furnish bail but when the court put him under bond of SoOD tC pay his wife S5 d week for six months. he changed his mind and vol untarily took seat in the dock. there by showing his determination to go to Jail. He was given sixty days.
 Albert NOether. the boy made To- -cally famous. by stealing $500 belong ing to Louis Huss. from Miss Alice COnnerton. his bookkeeper while she was visiting John Egan's house. 192 North Main street. was charged with breaking into Walter GoOdwin's store, 344 West Main street. this morning Officer Mullings testified that he saw the accused in the store Investigating the contents of a desk. When Noether saw him he lodged under the counter. The officer went to the rear of the house and caught Noether as he was coming out of window. It was shown that he took seventy-five cents in coppers from the cash register. NOether said lie met a fellow with bottle of whiskey in pool room this morning about 3 o'clock. and it was this man suggested the burglary and helped him open the window and get in. Noether was bound over under bond of S1.OOO.