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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
LOOKS GOOD TO THEM.
Salt Lake Talent Is EIated over the
Prospects in Nevada.

Reports which are coming from Cold
field lead the management of the Utah
Goldfleld company to believe that its
claims are destined to develop into a bic,
proposition Rich strikes are being made
all around the ground. and the results
of the work being done by Superintend-
ent John CleghOrn leaves little room to
doubt that he viii be exulting with his
neighbors before long. Rich paintings are
rewarding the prospecting of the Lodges
and repetition OF the strikes which have
been made all along the line between the
cOmpany'S ground and Diamondffeld. east
of which it is situated. gives the Salt
Lakers who are spending their money
there every reason to expect that their
either
In addition to the group OF claims
which the company owns and is prospect
ing east OF DiamOndfield. il has also a
claim adjoining the famous SANDSTONE
from which il is next to a certainty that
substantial results viii be obtained when
its thorough prospecting can be under
taken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
NEW MAN IN CHARGE:
Columbus Cons Mill to Be Handled
by Colorado Expert.

After having made all the changes
and establishments counted upon as be-
ing necessary to get the best results
from the operation Of the plant. F. 3.
Whitmore. the new superintendent Of
the Columbus Consolidated company's
plant at Alta. is down from camp for a
short breathing spell. He is accom-
panied by a. O. Jacobson. superintend-
ent of the mine and. urging from the
way they speak of each others work.
Il may be taken for granted that they
viii prove strong team in the opera
ton of the property and plant during
the season now approaching.
Mr. WhitmOre is an old and expert
enced millman, who claimed Colorado
as his field for a great many years. but
who came here from 4 rizona to accent
the position of superintendent of the
Columbus plant. Within the next few
days. and certainly not later than the
first of the month. no matter what the
weather conditions may be. the plant
viii go into commission again and con-
tinue. it is confidently expected.
throughout the year. The flow of wa
ter in the canyon is increasing every
day and. as there is now sufficient snow
70 prevent the freezing up of the
stream, it is anticipated that no further
trouble viii be experienced.
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Minina Notes.

George w. Morgan, president of the
Morrison Mining company. has returned
from a trip of inspection to the company 5
property in Humboldt county Nevada
where a fine working shaft is being put
down.
Manager Henry NJ Crowther of the
Continental-Alta went out to camp YES
terday, intending TO remain over today
Manager a l. Jacobs has returned
from the Sharp Mining cOmpany's prop
crty at Stockton. While there he let \
contract 10 ID. Il. Williams for another
100 feet of work He says drift is now
headed for the main cross-fissure and he
expects that IL viii be tapped in about
forty feet.
Samuel NewhOuse and a party of
friends were expecting TO pull out last
evening for a trip TO the Cactus. where
everything is ready for the Starting Of
the mill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
MININe sTocK EXCHANGE.
Substantial Gains Have Been Made
in Some of the Favorites.

During the week on the mining ex-
change 1lS,032 shares of stock. the selling
value OF which was so 3gS. % changed
hands the final session resulting i'm the
sale of S.9l5 shares for 81. go. 25. The mar
Set while dull. has been steady and in
price OF stocks have been made
Daly-Wcst and New York Bonanza
have furnished the most striking, exam
pies of strength, while Ajax. Nav Dav
and Uncle Sam have been faVorites in
the trading. Ajax has sold up from lie
10 4lzc and closes at i31zc bid. 15c asked
May Day has held dose to the Zoe mark
since touching lac on Monday Uncle
sam opened the week at Z7ikc and was
advanced during the first day TO 29Ikc
IL then receded TO 26c, and the close finds
il selling a 2Sc- with its friends predict
ing Coo during the coming week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
Utah Stock in soston.

Especial to The HeraId.)
James a Pollock Il Co. bankers and
brokers, yesterday received over their
private wire from Paine, Weber & Co,
one of their Boston correspondents the
following copper market comment and
record of sales of Utah stocks on the
Boston market, with range and closing
quotations.
The market today was better all
around. Traders bought all the Michigan
that was offered, and advanced the price
142. Winona will be next to advance
Range held its advance, and higher. prices
are talked for next week. Good pudges
predict an active copper market within
the next two weeks. and we advise the
purchase of the good cOppers- Mohawk
was we'll bought, but the advance was
stopped by about LOCO shares being Of
fered at %. Quotations;
Sales. open. High Low. Close.
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BACK FROM NEVADA.
Salt Lake Operator Is Pleased With
His Company's Investments.

Judge w. a. Sherman who. as the
representative of the company bear
ing his name, who has been at TonoDalf
and Goldheld for the past two months or.
more, came in Friday evening intend
ing to remain until about the first of
the coming month. He is very much
pleased with the investments which his
company has recently made ana de-
clares that the results of develoDYrent
on the Sandstone properly, in ,.ar-
ticUlar, are all that could be de-
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South Omaha
Coffee and SUGAR.

New York. Feb. 1S.-Coffee-SDot Rio.
quiet; No : invoice 81; mild. quiet: Cor
lures opened steady at an advance Of
5dlO points. i'm line with steady European
ana Brazilian cables and rather smaller
Brazilian receipts There did not appea r
TO be any active demand. but compara-
Lively little was for sale. Sales. reported
zl,eOO bags. including: March at 100: Nav
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MINES AND MINING sTOCKs=FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL

-Daly-West has been unusually strong
in Boston. and that strength has been
reflected IN the trading here. The stock
was free offering Al SIG on Monday.
with only SIS bid. Since then Il has been
advanced to $3.50 and is 4 scarce ar
ticle at that figure.
There has been no startling changes in
the remainder of the active list, buc the
prices maintained have been anything
but discouraging
Following Is the list of final quota tfOns
and record of sales made yesterday:
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SECTION TWO

rs; July. 7.45; September. 40: October.
80; December, go
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining. 7-l6GD
! l-l64s: centrifugal 9S test, 15-1675: mo-
asses sugar, S-lsu4lz- Refined sugar.
,irEn: No. 8 945; No. Z. 80. NO. s. 5.SA.-
80 30: NO 10. 90; No. II. 90, No u.
800: No -, As; No. Il. 4.90. confection-
erS A., go: mould y Gle: cutloat G-75;
sos: cubes $50
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Money, Silver, Etc.

New York. Feb. 1S.-Close: Money on
call, nominal; no loans THE loans. stea-
dy, sixty and ninety days, ; per cent. SIX
months. 3AQ36 per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper. J$ld4L per cent Sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4S775 - 4S76O for de
mand. and at 1850 for sixty-day bills
Posted rates. 4S5d4SSla. Commercial
bills. 4S47sd4S51s
Bar silver, 81.
Mexican dollars. AZ
Government bonds, easy; railroad
hnndS- steady
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Metal Markets.

New York, Heb. IS.-The metal markets
were cIiet. with no fresh feature Cor
per is held at $3.50 for lake. 15.S7tadi5.1G
ing.
I'm is rather unsettled at the moment.
with quotations ranging from -S-S5d2 9.o1.
Lead. T. iST4- So
Spelter. 6.lCFt6.20.
Iron-Firm; unchanged.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. Feb. 1S--Today's statement
OF the treasury balances in the general
luhd, exclusive of the $4,000 600 cold re-
serve IL the division of rcdemption-
shows: Available cash balance. SlS9. So. :
Us; gold. 81, 537 SOS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
GRAIN ANosPRovIsIoNs.

Chicago. Feb. 1S.-weakness in the
wheat market developed Immediately
after the opening Initial quotations.
however showed some loss, May being
sc lower TO 14c higher at i-isi4 to 1193s.
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Famous Hats.

Our lines are from the most noted
makers, therefore you get the most eN-
elusive creations for spring. both in
$500 and $500 GRADES
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO
Tel. 1913. $50 Main Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
UNION PACIFIC
LEADS THE WAY
Prices of Stocks Are Now Inclined
Upward
MARKETGOoD
REVIEW OF OPERATIONS OF THE
PAST WEEK.

New York, Feb lS.-Union Pacific ex-
tended its remarka bic advance today on
very large dealings and served as a
moderately sustaining influence for the
rest of the stock market It's rise to
l215S added nearly points to its previ-
Gus record on this movement. and
Northern Securities on the curb and
Great Northern preferred on the ek-
chanSe kept II company Buying for
foreign account was an important ele-
ment IN the movement II was believed
thdt the small effect on foreign markets
OF the tragedy in Russia prompted buy
ing of stocks. but the demand for the
northern Securities group was more
adequately explained by the knowledge
that very favorable statement of the
earnings of the constituent cOmDanies
were published in London this after
noon. Southern Pacific and St Paul
made moderate responses in the Union
Pacific movement, but there was not
much in the market otherwise outside
of specialtieS.
Stocks connected with the leading in
dustries We're strong. and there were
rumors of plans for combination. The
discussion of a possible strike of New
Haven hremen was an influence in the
market. There was special move
ment in Chicago Great Western and
rumors We're current of probable alb
sOrption of this property in the interest
of larger competing systems. The bank
statement was more favorable than eX-
pected, the contraction in the loan item
coming as a surprise. The decline II
the cash reserves also was hardly as
large as anticipated Union Pacific
closed buoyantly, but some pressure at
other points made the general closing
irregular. Total sales par value),
$3.50 900.
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July was off = TO SIC at 1.Olls 10 10lk.
The May delivery assumed supremacy in
the pit. trading in that option early IN
the day being extremely heavy At the
start sellers filled the Dit. but offerings
met with little demand. Within a few
minutes May had sold off 10 l1S7S. on
the decline shorts bought literally AMI
the price was forced I'D again 10 Isis:
Meantime July eaSed off to LOIS. but
later rallied q trifle IN sympathy with the
up-turn in May The market was in
fluenced considerably by weakness OF
foreign grain markets Lower prices
abroad were said 10 be due to the enorm-
Gus increase in shipments from Australia
During the latter part Of the session trad
ing narrowed down TO small IranSa ctions.
May closed rather weak. 3sN1ac lower AT
l.19is 49, July closer 1sc lower al
1.GIta-
Warmer weather and weakness of wheat
created an casy Undertone in the corn
market. May closed &c up at 46ia.
Oats were easier. May close Oft sake
at 207fN207s-
Provisions were exceedingly llEnt. Al
the close May pork was up % cents, lard
was unchanged and ribs were up -
cents
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Pacific Coast Grain

san Francisco. Feb. 1S-Whcat-DuT
May. LAeS- asked; December. 1.2S2s
barley-StrOng- May. LIZie: Dcceun ber
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-Tonopah-GoIdfield Stocks.

James \. Pollock & Co. furnish the fol-
lowing as the closing quotations on the
San Francisco exchange yesterday. over
their private wire
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Nevada Stocks.
Yesterdays Sales.

Uncle Sam Con. ]. 9O062Sc
Victoria, S0oqSl9O; 1e0ds1.92, buyer 50
days.
Open Board.
Daly-West. 156S175O
Little Chief 5O0G254c.
May Day. 2OOOd95sc: ], 6OOd1Oc.
New York. 100d57c: 7O0d57l2c: 10O6I571lc;
9o0d57a sc: 600Q5Sc; 5OOG5S14c; IOOQ5Sl4c.
Utah. 2OOd421Rc.
Shares sold. S,9l5.
Selling value, s. go %
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Honest Plumbers.

Y. NJ Higley & Co. 1O9 East First
South. Phone 752- Electric wiring.
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Butter and Eons.

New York. Feb. -Buttor-StronE:
street prices. extra or creamery. 5fH3iie.
official prices. creamery. common To cN-
ira. &IFt3i, creamery. common ITO extra.
5205Zla; renovated common 10 extra. 1917
2sl2.
Eggs-Strong TO unchanged.
Chicago. Feb. 1S.-On the produce cX-
change today the butter marl-et was firm.
CTeameriCS. 23H32. dairy. 23n2q
Eggs-EaSiCr at mark cases included.
1929, firstS, -; prime firstS. 81: extras. 30.
CheeSe-Firm. l2G1Sla.
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LIVESTOCK Markets.

Kansas City, Feb. 1S.-CattIe-Receipts
1000; market steady and unchanged. Ma
tive steers. 3 800. 20; native COWS and
heifers. 1.75I4.50: stockers and feeders
2-95d425s bulls, 2.OOd3-75, calves, 5000 %:
I4.O0.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: weak to DC lower.
Rulk of sales 470a490; heavy, ASA 80 ,
packers, 4-I50490, pigs and light, $500
4S0
Sheep Receipts. 1000: market steady
MuttOns, 49OH5-90; lambs 7.OON Z. 90: range
wethers, 5.25G6-90; fed ewes, 2.90d5.50.
South Omaha, Feb. 1S-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 300; market slow. Native steers.
3.25f10.56: COWS and heifers. 2-15G400 can
ners. Il5d2-60: stOckers and feeders. , 500
400; calves, 215a5.15; bulls. stays, etc.
1-S0d3. 70
/, HOgs-Receipts 800. market IOc lower.
Heavy, 4.10d4. %; mixed. A60d4 50: light
4-50G4. 80: pigs. 3-75044O: bulk of sales.
4.626G470
Sheep Receipts. 1.SCO, market steady.
Western yeaTlings. 5.75G16.75; wethers. 800
d0.I5; ewes, 5.15G5.S0; lambs. 6.5O6r7. 0.
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II u
Union Pac. 4S....106
DO. cOnT. As .12S3
T.. 5. Steel I'd 5S 943
Wabash lists lib
Do deb. 3 -. 1OI
West Md Is. o.. g3I
w. & L. Z. As. 947
WIS. Central Is. 1
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New York Mininq Stocks.
Bond Quotations.

L. s ref IS Hook Val. 412s. 111Ss
regis .--......-. I2lJapan 6s certif .1OO5s
L : ref IS Louis. * Nash.
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Sales. Open. High Low. Close.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
J. J. ROELL OPENS
PETEEHR BUILDING
Next Week With a Big Line
Of Builders Hardware,
Tools and Stoves.

J. J. Roell, from Owatonna,
Mimi, is here experimenting the
remodeling OF the Peter Ehr
building and some time next
week will open the place with a
first class line OF hardware and
stoves. He viii make Il speciality
OF builders hardware. tools ard
and IS he has had many
wears OF experience III Minnesota
he fears not that he will be able
to dc a bic business. Mr.. Roell
will move his family here just as
soon as he can Ct Il house.
Eiler, the man who sold a
quart Of whi>key and was
afterwards arrested for boot
Logging. succeeded in getting
bonds Thursday and was releas-
ed from the costohy of Sheriff
Lee.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
LARGE PER GENT
OF TEACHERS FAIL
In Ward County--WiII Sell
School Misunderstanding
Thousands Of Dollars Of
School Bonds.

Over 80 teachers wrote the ex-
animation in this county last
month, and the returns from the
state just received, shows that
about % Of them passed. The
examination was very rigid, es-
pecially in civil government, and
it WAS this study which caused
the failure OF nearly all of the
.pedagogues. They will be given
an opportunity of writing on
this subject at the nextexamina-
ton.
Commissioner Hage instructs
the county to appraise the school
lands of the county so returns
may be made to the department
in October. There are from Is
to 100 sections listed for ap-
.praisment now. Man applica-
tions have been received for pur-
chasing the school. lands.
y Each teacher, according to the
new law, must'make a monthly
statement to the clerk of the dis
ttrict in order that the district
receive any OF the per capita ap-
portionment.
During the past two weeks a
dozen applications for issuing
school bonds were made, varying
in sums from $500 to $4,000.
The money will all be used in
erecting suitable buildings.
Miss Thompson has opened a
school in District 10.
The citizens Of Tolley are pc
titioning for a new school build
ing.
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Freedom and Vicinity.

E.O. Nordrum, Eli Smith and W.T.
Gull, put roof on Gull's barn Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Botz of Minot
were callers at VIM. Abraham's Sun.
day.
Herman kuchenbecker returned Fri.
day, from weeks hunting trip in the
hills.
Our teacher expects to move into the
now school house the middle of next
week.
Mrs. M. Whitman moved to Minot
Monday. She will reside there this
winter.
Rev. MacMullen and Mr.. Rosland,
land agent, drove through the country
last week.
Mrs. Fred Whitman entertained a
number of lady friends from Minot
Wednesday afternoon.
DHenry Abraham Of Douglas, stopped
at VIM. Abraham's the fist part of the
week, euroute to Minot.
Misses Elsie and Frances Abraham
took a trip tolthe Highland store, and
called on Mrs.Ed Wolfe, Friday.
AdaHce was given at silken's Friday
evening to dedicate the new kitchen.
Ia fine lunch vas served and all report
IA "dandy" time.
Boys see that your shacks are we'll
anchored. Some of them disappeared
lin the high gale Saturday night. Mr..
Sbbald may be among the unfortunate.
Roy Smith had a finger badly bruised
while running binder Tuesday. A
doctor was consulted, the wound dressed
and now Roy is wearing the smile that
won't come off.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
A DARK HORSE in THE
INDEPENDENTS CONTEST
Miss Elsie Abraham Is Now In The Lead
And Is Working Hard-A Candidate From
Glenburn- Sawyer Candidate Shows Good
Strength-Miss Eva McGIynn Does Good
Work.

Something has dropped in the
independents Piano Contest
and this week Miss Elsie Abra,
ham, the popular little lad from
southwest Of tile city is III the
lead with 1880 votes. She is a
tireless worker and besides has
some good friends who are
boosting for her. She has cast
nearly 1000 votes since last
week.
!, Miss Eva McGlynn of Ross
cast nearly a thousand votes
and is not far behind Miss Abrsl.
ham.
Miss Kathryn Old II seems to
be Il coming candidate for this
week her friends cast 75O votes
for her, placing her third.
Miss Irene Anderson, the Saw
yer lady is getting into the con.
test for.all that she is worth and
declares that the whole SAWYER
country is behind her. Her
friends cast six hundred votes
for her.
1t may be a little surprise to a
Glenburn lady, Miss Lucy Finch,
to know that $50 votes have
been cas5 for her. Miss Finch is
said to he q popular young lady
about Glenburn andmay develop
into a very strong candidate.
There are now five candidates in
this contest and they are all in
earnest.
The Independent advises the
candidates not to hold back any
votes. Show your strength each
week. We have been told that
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HID :

DutteI IIuHSIy AHuI ouoy ~.
shortly after dinner, he was seen
swiping several large rolls OF fine
dairy product from the New
York stores ware house. When
arrested a few minutes later by
Officer Kimball, five rolls were
found carefully tucked away be-
meath his roomy overalls. Butler
was drunk. He was landed in
Jail and the next day given ten
DAYS in the city bastile.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04

Among the proprietary medi-
cines analysed by Prof. Ladd
under the pure drug law, and
found to be legal, not contain
ing any of the ingredients speci-
fed as harmful under the law. is
the Cough, Catarrh and Con-
sumption remedy. prepared by
the II. w. Barker Medical Co. Of
Spa, ia, Wis, sold at the Minot
drug stores and advertised in
nhe Independent. This paper
positively refuses to advertise
medicines which do not stand
the test OF our very strict law.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04

q good many votes have been
held in reserve. The general
public is always with the lady in
the lead.
A dark horse will soon be
sprung. The Independent is I'M
able at this time to say who the
lady is, but the name will be
made public IN a week Or SO.
The candidates are doing good
work, and nearly 200 new sub
scribers have been added to the
independents list.
Save your coupons found in
the paper. Each coupon is
worth ten votes.
Remember that votes on the
contest are counted as follows:
For one years subscription, 81,
either in advance or in arrears,
100 votes. ? years subscription
$50 votes. For each additional
years subscription, $50 votes.
10 votes for each coupon in the
paper.
The result OF the contest. to
date is:
Miss Elsie Abraham, niaot, L. o., 1880
votes.
Miss Eva ncslJa., asss, \. D., 1850
votes.
Miss Kathryn o'DeI|, Ainot, 4. D., 1900
votes.
Miss Irene Anderson Sawyer, \, D. 400
votes.
Miss Lucy Finch, sIenburn, \. D., $50
votes.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
ENGINEER STADY'S
LAST RIDE
Injured in a Wreck at Omemee, Saturday
Night, Vim. Stady Dies Wednesday
Morning Funeral Held in Minot..

The remains OF VIM. Stady,
the engineer who was killed near
Omemee Saturday night, will be
entered in Rose Hill cemetery
Thursday afternoon, the funeral
services to be held from the
Presbyterian church.
Stady as a fireman and en-
gineer ran into Minot for three
years and is we'll known to the
railroad fraternity. Saturday
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night during the strong wind, lie
wAs running his freight train into
Omemee and did not know that
a string CT box cars from the side
track had been blown to the frog
of the main line. Hedashed into
them overturning his engine.
He was badly scalded, one leg
was mangled to a pulp and he
died Wednesday morning from
those injuries.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04

ESTRAYED-from pasture four miles
south of Minot on or Sept, Is 1905, the
following described horses:
One gray pelding, weight HOO pounds
branded double block, on
right shoulder.
One blue roam gelding weight 1850
branded dim x on left thigh; also
other brands. Two other horses
about thesame class of above describ-
ed. Foretops are clipped. A liberal
reward offered fer the return of the
above or infnformation in regard to
them. Scotields Livery Barn. 1913
The Minot Milling Co, offers
to each boy or girl who presents
antempty Pride of Minot -four
sack at the Mills office, a hand
some pencil box containing a.
pen and holder. pencil, slate pen
Gil and ruler. The box is hand
some and very handy. Every
boy and girl should nave one of
them.
On account OF che unpleasant
weather OF last Saturday: The
musical concert given by the Mi
not high school orchestra at
kallak's store will be repeated
Saturday evening this week.
Everybody is cordially invited.
Printer wanted al independent
at once. Guarantee two months
work.