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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-07
MELROSE ITEMS.
Seriously Injured in Handcar Accident
WatermelOnS on Christmas Day-Fam-
lily Reunions, Etc.

Among those who were seriously hurt IN the
handcar accident last week are Edward IepP,
hurt internally and leg injured; Spencer Shat
fer, left arm fraCtured; VIM. DOnSOn, lace
lacerated; James Fin2lay. the employer, had
rib fractured. Al the others were more or
less injured.
While George NJ. Zepp was oiling circular
saw, preparatory to saving wood, he accident
ally slipped, running the point of the on can
through his hand. making ugly wound.
Su' Day, January l>t. was an ideal day. and
the greater number of people of the nelghhor
hood took advantage of it by letting old Sol
shine on them part OF the day.
john Geman, ST., informs Us tina; they cut
and ale two watermrlons ON Christmas day
that were raised on his farm last summer.
On last Saturday evening patriotic 1oung
America Wed with each other ia making the
loudrSt noises. In using dynamite a. they dId
was running a risk, rs the amount they used
made the windows of some Of the houses rAt'le
On Friday morning of last week, rs oar
printer was making fire in his workroom. at
$50 o clock, he heard rap at his door. Up
on opening ii. a well dressed stranger politely
asked to come in and warm himself, which
was granted. He stayed for !! hours and be-
fore leaving begged for dozen lead pencils,
with which he Jared sumptuously in the town
btloIc uIthh. anu iutil iipNtA th"SiN "
wards Manchester. Ask Butcher Brothers.
blacksmiths for more particulars.
There was family reunion at the home OF
George Thieret here last Sunday. Those pres
ent were:-George Theretand wife. William,
Edward and Annie Thieret William Menchey,
wife and children Lizzie, Annie. Albert and
Charles; Charles Thurman. wife and children
Annie and Maurice; John rhieret, wife and
children-AHne, Treva and Lille; John My
ers and children--Bertha. Myrtle, Carrie AM
George; Charles Theret, wife and children
Earl, Maurice aud Grace; George {. IhIerei,
wife and son Carroll, Lewis Thieret. wife and
son Grover and William Dunson. All had a
pleasant time and hope 10 meet sgain ia Il
similar reunion.
There was pleasant reunion At the home
Of Mr.. John Geiman, Sr., on Sunday Those
present were John Geiman, So. wife and chill.
dren-John, Murray sud Della GeimAn; Noah
T. GeimAn. wife and children-Floyd. Bailey
and Hilbert; Charles +. CoppeEm,h, wite
and son Paul; Chester NJ Geiman, wife and
chidren-Hilda, Charles and Grace: Harry
L. Geirnsn. and wife and son Raymond; Harry
lseese, wife and son Claude; Milton Raben.
slime. Walter Yos;, Henry u. Wilson. Peter
Geiman. wife and BeRiah Bankert and Nte.
Mr.. Philip Roser captured Nith dog and
trap - rabbits during the season Just ended.
THIS will hy considered remarkable Sheu ~
h. NJ R,a4.r "a oh
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-07
weather record for the week.

December 3l-mercury 33 at Z a. IN. and As
at p. m; generally clear. january liner.
curry So at a. m. and 81 at 2 p. M; clear.
January 2-mercury 80 at a. IN. and As at
p. M cloudy. with occasional light showers;
clear after = 80 p. IN. January 3-mercury SO
al a. IN. and Is at = p. M; rain until S.45 a.
NJ, followed by snow and high north wind
causing heavy drifts. January 4-mercury
at a. m and IA at 2 p. M; clear and blustery.
January 5-mercury 10 at "A. m. and 10 al
D. m. /; light snow followed by cloudy weather
December 6-mercury % at a. N. and 81
at p. M; light snow followed by rain.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-07
A New Year nance.

The New Year dance given BY the young
ladies and gentlemen of Westminster was held
Monday night, January 2ud, in the First Regi-
ment Armory building and was largely at
tended by Westminster and out of. town guests.
Music was furnished by the Westminster
Orchestra, under the leadership of Prof. John
Roberts, Of Baltimore. Luncheon was served
at midnight, and dancing was INDUCED in until
q late hour.
Some Of the out of-town guests we're Mrs.
<. ID. Loane, Miss Eleanor Loane, Mr.. Loane,
Miss Amy Owings, Miss Margaret Nolan,
Miss Mary Warthen and Mr.. Clarence +.
Edwards, all Of Baltimore; Miss Sarah Welty,
Of Gettysburg. Pa; Miss Fuss, Mr.. Forrest
Otto and Mr.. Raymond Richardson, OF Ne"
Windsor; Mr.. j. NJ. Miley, of Charlestown,
w. Va, Mr.. Charles Myers, of Hagerstown,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-07
ORPHANS Court.

Tuesday, January 3.-William Hollenbaugh
and Willie c. Miller. executors of Elizabeth
Miller. deceased, settled first and final &C
count.
Wednesday, january 4.--George A. Rixler
executor of Jacob Bxler, deceased, settled
first and final account.
George l.. Stocksdale, executor of Henry
f. MorelOck. deceased returned inventory
ofpersonal property and received order to sell
same.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-07
A Quilting Party.

There was quilting party at Mrs. Fletcher
Babylon's, Wakefield, on Thursday, Decem.
Der %. Those present were Fletcher Baby.
Ion, wife and family, George P. L. Hoover
and wife, Jesse Bale and wife, Jas. Robertson
aud wife. Joshua Smith and wife: Mesdames
Dennis Smith, Frank Miller, Daisy New.
conner. Samuel Robertson. John Graham.
Granville Bixer, Isaac Stoner, James Bowers.
Jonas Wagner, Zeniz; Misses Maria Bril-.
hart, Sarah Hoover, Birlie Fritz. Myrtle, f..
tela and Jessie Cummings. Helen Gilbert
Talmage Hoover, George Hoover. Nagle
Bale, Harry Bale and Monroe Wagner.
The quilters deserve credit. as they quilted
FIVE quilts. The day was enjoyed by all.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-07
Sale Register.

Notices of sales for which bills are printed at
this Office will be published under this he d until
day of sale for so cents. When bills are printed
eisew here 81 90 Will be charged. Terms cash.
March 8. at II m.-Stock Farming implements,
<hc George w. Hare, Alesia
March Is at 10 q. nj horses, cows, bull. hef-
err shotes, and farming implements. Peter Wertz.
on the Fridinger min road. S. H. Crawford, anc-
fioueer.
March % at ga m-6 horses, colts, 81 cows. SOW
and pigs horsepower and jack, grain separator, to-
INTO ensiage cutter and 40 feet of carrier, farm
wagons heavy spring wagon spindle wagon. fl rm-
ing implements and harness. j. Walter Englar,
near Wakefield, on the farm of the late David W.
Englar. J. Thomas Roop, auctioneer.
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Eire in westminster.

About / p. IN. on Thursday the fire bell
sonnded an alarm for the Western district.
The ere was in the double dwelling owned by
Mr.. Phannel Wentz, of Melrose, and occu-
pied by Mr.. G. Moritz Zepp and Mrs. Annie
Gnnther. Mrs Gunther's children discover
ed FIRE issuing from the wall by the chimney
and they gave the alarm. The fire was con
fined 20 The attic Of the house, but the con.
tents we're total loss. Owing to the prox-
unity d other buildings the fire department
drenehed the Wentz building with water, so
AZ to prerant further damage Mrs. Gunther's
loss Is estimated al $3.50, no insurance; Mr..
Zeppss loss is about $500. with $500 insurance
ID The Carroll Coenty Mutual, and the build
Ing d insured in the DugbiIl Company.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-01-07
DEATHS HARVEST.
We'll Known Residents AMI others Who
Have Passed Away.


Elizabeth. zi;e Of Mr.. John Schasirr. of
East View, this county. died December n.
1894. Her funeral took place a. the Deer
PARK German Lutheran Church, and The la.
yermcut IN the cemetery adjoining. Rev. :.
kachn hsld services IN German. and Rov. Nr.
Schultz. Of Baltimore county, su English.
Mrs.. SChaeisT was born AuEus' .. 1884, m
Hesse Castle. Germany, and Was 20 years, I
months and II DAYS cid She had resided a.
East Eirs fo5 mans vasFs aud hAi A large
uulHbey uf friends 10 &ha; u~rEhi-srhp1i, sEe
upd ihtir esteem for her - LOVING sftan.
ton dunrg her .incss, AFTER her death aai 81
ghs iaueral service. The foituslnk Erui.en~n
~efs the paiIbeagvrs. john hle~, EI~arl
ussrrhas. s.. John Rossu berger. CtaT,ss
Miner Fryslrglck Walking and Charles Ma
gin. lRmrs u. Slouss. q Wesiua.u=i~T. bad
chargr II The funeral
sar--
samuel Rspp. ~hp had been aAkfug his
home for some years with the family 81 BIS
.,n-In a.. NJ Jahu H. Rrpp. 10 UaloD
BridEr and wha had h,-so 81 for sousr time,
died SAi4r,lay evening. pvceub~s -. ia h5'
slst year. a., ianeral took place on lur-'lag f..
p,crus her %. services bvsng conducted u tho
house b. tidcT r. " >ta-rr, rnj -afsrnsul
a, Beaver Dam. Hs Is s4ryysl ~ oar tauri,
ter. Nc Jshn Il. Rsyp. api ihrss 'aas. Nsr
cc.lus. of aeAr a'ou bri.r CALVIN. cot As.ta
morci and Wesley,
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. pieces of Torchon
Edges and Insertions. l to
3 inches wide and worth
up to Zoe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16

den Der @crlobuns halten ion. Mein
Soft, penn mid ale 9erren bdtten
beiratben miihen, bic mir bic 9anb
fiBten! Sd mar ols iunges MGbden
pisl in Oeiterrei4."
Inter algemsinem @eld9ter tpurbe
bann Der SUB ouf ben Munb betretirt.
9elga aber erflGrte, Bel Den Probsn
miiHe es entI9ieben bleiben pie bisber.
Sci Der @uffibrung, aber nur bieies
cine Ntal, pirbe fie fi9 benz 9errn
9ofratb unb benz @elinsen bes @anz
gen gu 2iebe, in @pttes Namen ben
&nb gefauen lafen. Sottor Stabl
rief freili9: n@erabe Der &ub mub
eeprobt nerben! bas lit bod Der MIDI
tisIte Mpment meiner &ole!" aber tie
bebdrrte Bel ibrer Gntf9eioung troy
feines eifrigen O%rGneens.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16
(SprtfeBuns folst.)

Iorbii9e Ser
| | n. Sie Srennung N%ortpesens uno
S6neoens Fat ii9 audi in Berlin be-
merfbar sema9t. Sn Der lesten &C.
ne~ralfibung 6es f9pebif9@norpesi>
f4en neutrality-suspicious. i'm f9pe=
0tfhen &oniulat bat Der 0erein aus
prdttiiden @riinoen fi9 %aufgel0it unb
cine reinlide Sdeibuns feiner Mits
elieoer borgenommen. @r serfdnt
fiinftig in stpei peri6iebsne @ereine, II
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Sas @erm0een bes alien @ereins ains
mad Ser. Gintpobnersabl Ser beioen
2dnoer gu 3 auf ben i9peoiiden unb
) auf Den noripegif9en iiber.
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8urfbarbt in Sitting, Sberbapern,
perOffentli9te unldnsft in einem Co
falblatte Die foleenbe Grfldruna:
rOisienigen, Die oas 9erii9t perbrei=
ten, bab i9 BEL Ser fommenben Bit
eermeiiterpabl nod cine Charge be-
fleiben min, ertldre i9 als eans prbi>
ndre 2ausbuben. Mein 8erlangen lit,
BEL fGmmtli9en @abladngen meinen
Namen ~nirsenos auf einem s3ettel gu
lefen."
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Weil er in elmer @eridtsiibung ben
&i9ter nit 8era6tune angeblidt
babe" tpurbe Elm Mnpalt in Oarms
ftabt, 6efien, in cine r1ngebibrftrafe
bon 30 Marf genpmmen.
ReinIi6feit m StaIIe
lit fir Die 5ertel unerldbli6. tpenn fie
geoeibsn ioleu. Gr mub tdslid aus
semiitet uno nGbrenb Ser ndrmeren
Sabres5sit nit WaHer aussefpiilt unb
nit trodenem Strpb pber SGgefpGnen
arsgeitreut tperoen. 2ieeen fe auf
nafer Streu, 10 perunreinigen lie iid,
Die Saut iiber5iebt fi9 NIT elmer
&ruite, Tie traben uno reiben fi4 on
oen @Gnoer uno perfimmern.
MiI9rets. Der Reis miro ges
briibt, Damn in fo9enoe Mil6 eegeben.
cine Yriie Sals unb etipas 3uder. bei@
qeeeben unb nei6eefo6t. Damn ger
flopft man Elm bis Stpei Gigelb, aieht
lie, nebit einem Stiid iiiBer Butter,
unter oen Heis nno riGtet ibn on.
Shmedt poraiiali6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-16

= aus einem ensfif9en
Meifstasebu9. .Sn Oeutid>
lamb iammern bic &aBen. ipenn Die
MenfGen gu piel setrunfen baben."
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ftunbenlanger. aufresenber Derbaubs
lung 1T es benz beriibmten Me1tsans
malt Or. 5. gelunssn. ben Mnseflas=
ten q. frei 81 betommen. Mnes- bes
gliidpinfhte ben iunsen Mnipult gu
feiner groBartisen Rebe unb aud Der
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grftaunt blidt i'm Der @edtsonipdlt
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gef9norsnen BON Sbref l~1nftulo
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eebofft, aber ba6 nun ou& 81 an
Sbre llnf&ulb sIuubeu. bob bdite i4
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Sedeneinitu in Der
6 ir9e c. Sn Der Stride. gu GbemuSe
i'm fran5Oiii9en Department Mapenne
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bes SedeneenDlbes bes Chores elm.
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@bor peilenoen perfonen nurbsn
f4per perlebt. Die Menge fIii1tete
sntfebt aus Der Stride.
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@elbfieber= epidemic in Stem Orleans
i'm Sabre 1905 bat cine BORT lebenbe
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reno Der f9iperen 3eit geborenen
&inoe ben Namen Stegombia Taciata
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9elebrten. Der @elbfieberbaailus bur1
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breitet miro.
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bas 2anb In feGs @tatione1 getbeilt
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ner2"-n8ater 1T grab i'm 6ortgeben
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13

o jceola Mineral Spring Water
is free from organic matter
Purely a mineral water and
therefore healthtul.
Mrs. R. H. Emerson and Leigh
ton Pierce returned from St
Paul, where they visited rela'
tives and attended the big state
fair.
The INDEPENDENT has ordered
a lot of new advertising type.
The advertising patronage has
been increasing to such an extent
that we found it absolutely nee.
essary to do this.
TAKEN UP-At my place in section
q, township ia, range "a, August 3Ist
1903. two dark bay yearlng colts brand
ed JC X and one roam two year old colt
no brand. Owner pay charges and re-
move property.
9e-9-2o J. N. Peterson, Minot, N. D
R. H. Emerson is building an
addition to his cottage. When
completed he will have a nine
room residence, heated with hot
water and equipped with all the
latest improvements.
STRAYED-from my home week ago
Saturday night two horses one bay
horse eight years old, weight 100
pounds no brand. Blind in left eve,
and scar on front foot. One bay mare.
branded H. J. on right shoulder. four
years old, weight 1900 pounds, white
strip in face. Finder notify A. J.
CHuBB, Sec. ID, township 1873, range
3 81. P. o. Address, Minot, N. D. t.
Martin jacobson sold eighteen
threshing outfits, and we can
expect to see the bumper crop
threshed almost as quickly as it
was harvested. The threshine
season will not be as long as one
might expect it to be.
When we arrived home Friday
what should we find but a bic
supply OF the finest sweet corn
ever raised in the state, and
labeled !" School Ma'am Sweet
Corn 1t was presented by our
old friend, W. Fl. Mann the gar.
dener, the man who knows how
to grow good vegetables and
make money in SO doing. This
man hauls a load of vegetables
to Minot nearly every day, and
his wagon fairly groans on the
way home under the burden of a
big pocket book full of silver.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13
North Dakota Fruit.

Those who saw the fruit dis
played at the state fair were real
" surprised to learn that such
fine fruit can be raised in this
state. Try various kinds Of
fruit next year and you will be
surprised to seeh owit will thrive.
This year in our garden; currant
bushes planted lastspring yielded
well. Gooseberries did likewise
Our apple trees are strong
healthy looking ones, but bore
no fruit this year. In the gar
den we raised some ripe tomatoes.
Rhubarb did extra we'll. The
fruit bushes procured from E. D.
Skinner OF Sawyer all lived and
look the best of any we have.
Mr.. Skinner will be glad to sell
you what shrubbery you need.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13
Chance for a Good Widow.

Chief of Police kimball wants
it distinctly understood that he
is not running a matrimonial
bureau. However, he got the
following letter from a White
Earth farmer:
WHITE EARTH, N. D., Sept. Z.
Chief OF Police, Minot, N. D.:
lam a widower, As years old,
a farmer, and | want you to give
me the address OF a good woman
not over 40 years old. My OBJ
ject is matrimony. We have a
big wheat crop this year, a fairly
good fax crop and all kinds Of
wild game out in this country,
and | dread the worst kind to
pull through the long, lonesome
winter without a companion.
Please do not give this letter
to the Ward County INDEPEND-
ENr, as most Of the farmers out
this way get it, and they would
get on to my game.
Yours truly,
DAD ROGERS.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13
.AUSLANDER WILL MAKE
BROTHER PAR timer

Vim. Auslander, a brother to
Henry Auslander, the baker, Wis
tied Minot last week, the first
time in six years. No wonder
h, did not recognize Alinot in the
little village he left years ago.
Handsome brick blocks had re-
placed little wooden shacks. He
likes the city so we'll that he has
decided to dispose of his two ba.
kerry shops in Alinnrap Ills and
com to Minot and form a part
nership with his brother. Their
bakery esta blishment which now
is one OF the largestin the North.
west will be enlarged, and per-
haps a cracker factory will be
added,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13
HE LOST $4,000 RAISING
WHEAT IN WARD COUNTY
John Rebrud, the Man Who Went Broke
F Farming Here in thu Early Days, Returns
After Nineteen Years Absence-Tells Of
His Unlucky Experience, but Thinks the
Country Q. K. Now.

81 lost eight thousand dollars
in Ward county nineteen years
ago and left the country swear
ing that l would never return, -
explained John Rebrud to an In
DEPENDENT reporter. "1ou see,
came to Minot in the early
days. In fact, l was the first
man here who owned a threshing
outfit. l got in one Of those
steam separators, the first Of the
kind out, and started threshing.
Well. the first fall the frost got
the wheat in the valley before it
had time to mature, and there
we're but a few scattering fields
on the prairie. Then | went into
the wheat raising business and
put in 500 acres OF fine wheat.
1t looked splendid and l was
sure it would 60 forty bushels to
the acre. But one day a few
weeks before the wheat had ma
tu'ed a hot wind came up from
the southwest. 1t turned the
beautiful wheat a little the first
day and we began to shake our
heads. All that night it contin-
ued to blow and seemed to get
hotter all the time. The next
day and the next night and the
arxt day again it blew over our
wheat fields, and what was a
pretty green field before was a