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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-18
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RATES
$500 and SIPS per day.
South Side d Items.

South Side Items.
Frank Collins and Will Sillman
traded in Sawyer Saturday.
C. A. Beebe and family visited
at the Sage home ore day last
week.
Jess Filing made a SHORT,
visit at Will Putney's Sunday
eve.
Chas. Cline will farm on a large
scale this year. He is a hard
worker and will succeed.
1The blizzard in Iowa township
was SO bad last Sunday that one
of our young men who was spend
ing Sunday evening with his best
girl did not get home till Mon
day noon. Wonderswho it was?
Earl Stredwick and Miss Annie
johnson attended, a dance at
Logan Friday.eve.
/. Williams assisted Roscoe
Beigley to build his new house
this week.
Will King attended a dance in
the valley last Friday evening.
Say, Billie, what is the attrac-
tiOn.
Joe .Putney is suffering with
the grip.
Will and ArthurSil'man haul e
coal for District No. 2, Saturday
Altho ahard workerand a busy
man, Jess chilling finds time to
call on his friends.
G, T. Sillman is i'll Of rheuma-
tism.
There was apleasant gathering
of friends at the home of James
Wilson Wednesday eve. Those
present were: NJ. D. Sage and
family, Fred Taylor and sisters.
e. A. Beede hauled hay to Mi
not last week. Bert is a hustler.
Ed. Anderson is visiting at his
old home at Fergus Falls, Mimi.
Ed. is one OF our best young
men.
+. A. Walker was helping at
the coal bank this week.
Earl Kustwick treated the pa
irons of the North Side literary
society to some finemusic Thurs
day evening.
Roscoe Beigley is building; a
fine new house on his farm
I. Jesse chilling was trading in
Minot last Wednesday. Oh yes,
he went alone.
Mrs. Nose Futney is still quite
i'll. Baby Alice is recovering.
Mrs. Dub Worral is i'll this
Week.
Cline brothers are building a
barn on their, farm. Pretty cold
driving nails this kind OF weather,
Miss Fannie Taylor and John
johnson furnished choice music
at the North Side literary club
Thursday night.
Fred Taylor and sisters, Fannie
and Flora, visited last week al
the home Of Jas. Wilson.
g. G. Kelley has recovered from
his illness.
The North Side literary clut
are. publishing a very newsy
paper, under the name of the
North Star Cyclone. 1t is edited
by Pred Taylor and Howard
Honey, two OF Iowa township'e
brightest young men.
Miss Lucy King attended the
masquerade at Minot.
6. l.. McHattie who has q tint
homestead fourteen miles north
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met as per adjournment
with all members present. Com. Black
in the chair.
Commissioner Richardson moved that
the bid Of the First State Bank Of Flax
ton for county deposits be accepted and
approved, which was duly seconded and
carried.
Commissioner Swanson moved that
the following newspapers be designated
rs official papers for the ensuing year,
viz: Ward County Reporter, Donny-
brook Courier, and Renville County
Tribune, which motion was duly second
cd by Com. Torbenson aid carried
unanimously.
Commissioner Richardson moved that
the following papers be designated as
additional official papers for the ensuing
year viz: Kenmare News, Flaxton Times
and White Earth Record, which motion
was duly seconded by Gem. Carroll and
on roll call Commissioners Richardson
and Carroll vsted in the affirmative, Com
missioners Swanson and Toabenson vet
ed in the negative and the chairman
decided in the affirmative, and declared
the motion carried.
Commissioner Swanson moved that
the Auditor be instructed to advertise
for bids for the printing and furnishing
of al job work and supplies for tha
county in the comfy for the ensuing
year, which motion was duly seconded
by Commissioner Torbenson and on roll
call Commissioners Swanson and Tor.
benson voted in the Affirmative, com.
missioners Richardson and carroll voted
in the negative, and the chairman de.
cided the mntion lost
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Jan. 9th 1905


The Board OF County Commissioners
met 40 per ADJOURNMENT with al men,
bsre present, except Richardson. Com.
Black in the chair.
Com. Swanson moved that the follow
ing banks be desinated rs County De-
positories for the next two years, and
that the amounts allotted to each bank
is rs follows, viz: Second National Bank
Mine, not to exceed $4,000; Minet Ma
tionai Bank not to exceed $4,000; and
each of the other banks not to exceed
the sum of 5000, namely, First Nation
al Bank Of Mohall, Bank Of Denny brook,
State Bank of Berthold, Security State
Bank Of Stanley, Glenburn State Bank,
Portal State Bank, Citizens State Bank,
Elaxton, First State Bank White Earth,
First State Bank Bowbells, Donnybrook
State Bank, International State Bank
Portal, First State Bank Mckinney,
First National Bank Kenmare, State
Bank Bowbells, Liucoln State Bank,
Ksnmars National Bank, Sawyer State
Bank. Which motion was duly second
Cd by Com. Carol and declared carried,
all members voting in the Affirmative.
Com. Swanson moved that Neil Nc
Dougall be employed to add 20 feet mere
to the Harrison bridge, which motion
was duly seconded and carried.
On motion the Board adjourned at IL
until 2 o'clock p. m,
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a young lad was recently
caught in a clever manner steal
ing empty BOTTLES from the Minqt
Bottling Works which he had al
ready sold and selling them
again. Minot lads are young
Americans.
We place on sale one lot OF
Mems Suits and single pants
)samples) in all the newest fall
styles and patterns, pants from
Csc to SO. so; Mems Suits from
$6.75 to SIP, values worth dou-
BILE at The New Store Minot, N. D
Geo. Van Tuyl returned from
Minneapolis where he purchased
a cement block machine, The
Winner. This machine will make
any cast OF building blocks. Il
is up-to-date IN every particular
and will be a good thing for thh
city.
Mrs. Mary Dwyer who put UP
a 50, 900 rooming house on Maih
street has eight elegant rooms
on the second floor which shb
has rented already for from SD
to 500 a month. The roominE
business in MinOt seems to jbe 3
paying one.
]. A. Erickson, president OF the
Minot National Bank, informs
us that he has made ARRANGE
ments with an eastern concern
for all the cheap money which ht
wishes to loan on land in this
part of the state. The eastern
capitalists are gaining confidence
in this state.
Henry Auslander received acai.
load of -four last week. MI
Auslander has bought enough
flour for ayear's business. Flou I
has taken an advance in pricd
he informs us. 1t is now. worth
$500 a barrel whereas year d
two ago, it cost but a little moi
than, half than that price.
A Minot maiden lady % yealk
OF age, has exactly an BOTTLES
Youth restorative at her homQ
one being labeled, "The blood
| OF Youth Her friends alf
advising her to use good pure so1
water, plenty OF fresh air and
exercise, early retiring and dumb
the BOTTLES of worthless lotionk
out of the back window. VIII
especially refer the matter toy
he Ladies Home Journal.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commits
sioners of Ward County, ND.
AFTERNOON SESSION

AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board met as per adjournment
with all the members present. Com
Black in tho chair.
On motion duly seconded, the official
bonds Of G.. Gunderson and Fred Hook
spier, county censtables, were accepted
and approved and ordered recorded.
Com. Swanson moved that the appli-
cation of Adam Blocher for rebate on
taxes for the year 1905 be accepted and
granted as asked for in the affidavit,
which motion was duly seconded by
Com. Richardson and carried.
After examining the vaults in the new
addition to the court house with = view
to furnishing same with the required
steel furniture, the board at 6 CLOCK aa-
journed until 8 o'clock a. N.
SATURDAYS SESSION.
Jan. 7th, 1905
The Board of County Commissioners
met as per adjournment with all mem.
bers present, Com. Black in the chair.
Com. Swanson movee that the sum OF
1880 per month be allowed the sheriff
tor jailor janitor, which was duly second
ed by Com. Torbenson and carried.
After the examination of the different
bids for county deposits the board at II
o'clock adjourned until o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board of County Commissioners
met as per adjournment with all the
members present. Com. Black in the
chair.
Com. Richardson moved that DR.. lay
lor be appointed as county physician
which motioa was duly seconded by
Com. Carroll and carried Commission
ers Richardson, Carroll ana Torbenson
voting in the and Com. Swanson voting
in the negative.
Com. Richardson moved that the fol-
lowing Justices reports be accepted and
approved which was duly seconded and
carried, viz: Justices Murray, Cooper,
Willis, Kaldor, and Rowland.
Com. Richardson moved that County
Physician Taylor, County Judge and
States Attorney, be appointed - county
Board Of Health and as members of the
Board Of Insanity, which motion was
duly seconded by Com Carroll, and de-
elared carried, CONS Richardson, Caa.
roll and Iorbenson voting in the affir-
NATIVE, Com. Swanson in the negative.
At 6 o'clock the Board adjourned Nm.
til Monday Jan. 9th at 8 o'clock q. m.
MOMDAy's sHas1oN
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WEDNESDAYS SESSION.

The Bord OF Csunry Commissioners
met as per adjournment with al the
members present, except Com. Richard
son. Com. Black in the chair.
The Board looked over and examined
the books of the treasurer and auditor
and at IL o'clock adjourned until 2 o..
clock d m.
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Jan. 10th, 1905.

Tho Board met IS per adjournment
with Ill members present except Com.
Richardson. Com. Black in the chair.
The Board proceeded with the exam
ination of the Treasurer's and Auditors
books and at II o'clock adjourned until
o'clock p m.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The Beard Of County Commissioners
met Is per adjournment with all the
members present except Com. Richard
son. Com. Black in chair.
The Board proceeded with the exami-
nation of the books and at o'clock I'D
journed until 8 .. n.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Board met IS per adjournment
with oil the members present except
Com. Richardson. Con. Black in the
chaia.
On motion the Board took for exami-
nation the County Treasurer's Books
and at 6 o'clock adjourned until 8 o'slock
p. N.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-08

Iii kept 0n tlemandlng 81 hIx services
and Ne list felt ike the community
would suffer turrible II be don't run
he moughf be persuaded TO run for
county or district attorney, but only
TO please his friends and not that he
was kerrin to hold office. Jist then
telegraph was handed me from
Lucindy, a sayin as how her and
John Peabody was aIowin to etart
for Austin immejatly. to look arter
me and see that don't eat or drink
too much, John tellin of her as how
/ was lierble to do that, assoshatin
longer the legislator.
She had writ a telegram three
pages long and sont hit collect and
cost me SO so | had to leave Curtis,
and hurry to the office TO telegram
Lucindy that smallpox, yeller fever.
and celery Is lierble to bust loose in
Austin any minute and hit is plum
dangerous for her TO think of comm
till them eppy demicks is squshed.
To be shore, | reckin the eppy-
dimicks sorter come under the head
of intangible" things at present, but
If the game works on Lucindy and
keeps her away from Austin, | don I
keer. I'm like these politicians, I'm
a lookin out for the intrusts of Jeems
Rainwater. I'll write again next
week and let you know il anything
important takes place. So far moth
ing doin. Your fren,
JEEMS RAINWATER.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-08
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
Questions on the Lesson for Clubs
Meeting April II.

Act ~; Roll call. quotations
from the lesson.
How is Bottoms absence account
ed for?
is the actors fee mentioned. his
torical?
In what sense is preferred here
used?
Sum up the proposed preparation
for the play.
Cite instances that would argue
Bottoms not such an ass after all.
What are his ruling traits? Re-
deeming features9
is the race of Bottom extinct?
Read Hamlet's advice 10 his play
ers. iii: -. Here is a passa ge
that argues that Shakespeare wrote
his play in full maturity of mind.
What passage is it2
What Is the resolution of the rus
tic story?
Act V. Scene THE two last
last times of Thesen's speech are
adjudged spurious. Why?
What forms the object Of thi sact?
To what does Thesens refer in
three antique fables?"
Are his lines descriptive of this
play?
The passage here describes the
poet for the office OF paltry see Two
Gentlemen from Verona. (III: .
line 72).
Name the sports that ar eripe
How does Philostrate rate the play
selected? The players?
What reason does Thesens give
Fns !.
From whence does he say the pleas
ure is To come?
What are the several comments
upon the prologue?
Read the prologue properly pune
tuated.
what well known saying comes
from Demetrius?
Select two poems in this play
Scene.
What was Burgomask dance
In what words does Thesens de
cline the epilogue?
How tong was the marriage cere
mony TO last?
What does the opening dialogue
teach TO th Irrespective characters
Of Thesens and Hyppoiyta?
To what other Shakespearian
king have critics compared Thesens-
What would Thesens have thought
of Hamlet?
To what plays or poems do you find
reference in the list of Mosques pre-
sented by Philostrate?
What IL the comic nature OF the
prologue as Ounce delivers II? How
Is he like the great clerks referred
to by Thesens2
Define the kind of amusement that
the dukes company drive from the
play of mechanicals.
What does Shakespeare say about
plays in general and the spirit In
which they must be viewed?
Contrast Hyppolyta's intolerance
of the play with spirit shown by The
sens.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-08
Beware 80 Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury viii surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range The whole system when en-
tering IL through the mucous sur
faces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from
reputable physicians. as the damage
they Will Do is ten fold "a the good
You can possibly derive from them
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
hy p Cheney a Co, Toledo. O..
contains no mercury, aud b. taken
internally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get che genuine
n Is taken Internally and IS made
in Toledo. Ohio. b. +. J Cheney A.
Company Testimonials free. sold
hv druggists Price a. cents per
bottle Take Hairs Family rtils Tor
constipation, 81
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-08

rhoenlx. ARA. anA California pointa
via a. A r. c r. r. AZ rats "a ssa.
Dass af aHae. daily Marvh ] % May
and daily SEPT. ID 20 Oct 81.
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subject f0t sunday. April 2 VIII
usss 1T John ihe Baptist
Leader Windsor Cooke
John ) st@ieff Tlngie.
John &C rgliman johnson
neaalnw Isaiah fnt "a Miss Mary
FIugir
Heading tssiah s8 f+Gt- Misc
Einssa Davis
John i thsfN@Gsa Render
John 1928 Miss Annie bar.
guM
Iann sa-a4 Aiss Man Wipe
1uhn asa Iue Art4umftmf@
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He8F@F aeeA@8 = aagk 81 &@ed rAsf&r
en- freed Mhea8 ~ O. 40 par hushel
before h IN wum@ Nasaha~hae Gram
Cuw naax
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-17

Ed Smith, the -four flush" editor
Of the News Of Chuls, gives this mat
rimonial recipe: THE News has q
little valuable Information for the
girls which is worth a fortune to
them. The game OF love in which al
are interested, was never more popu
lar than at this season OF the year
The girl with the hammock has
easily the best OF 1t over a girl with.
out. But we are going to give some
Information, some expert testimony
on the game Of love.-Tell you how
It goes. When everything else has
not quite brought him to time, about
the last half Of the month, wear one
OF those shirtwaists that chow the
ribbon underneath. see him sur.
render"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-17
Adrian Notes.
From the Journal.

From the Journal.
At a meeting OF the Adrian Board
OF Education held last Saturday
night the Board decided to enforce
the compulsory school law, by see.
ing that children attended school az
provided by law.
This season OF boundtiiul crops
affords the people Of Adrian an ex
cellent opportunity to hold stock
and produce show, say in September.
By Offering premiums for the best
exhibits there would be enough ex'
hibitors to make the prize competi.
ton interesting.
C. l.. Ellsworth died at the home
OF his son Irwin, this city, Friday
night, July 2Sth, 1906, after a ling.
ering illness, aged 70 years, 6 months,
and Ia days. C. L. Ellsworth was
born IN New York state, January
14th, 1924, moved to Kansas In
1868 and from there to Missouri the
same year, locating near Dayton,
Csss county, where he resided until
nine years ago when he moved to
Adrian.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-17
TAFT PARTY AT IlOiLO.
-seNst~vary Of War and Miss Roosevelt Fer
rsaiiy Welcomed by y Committee
Chinese Flaming a Reception.

0oilo Philippines, Aug. 1.-THE
5'nfTri States transport Logan. with
is--.s.rxrarY Of War Taft. Miss Roosevelt
IA party on board arrived from Ma
MIA Monday evening. Tugs with the
s,rb3 governor and a large reception
EEEmittee consisting of officers of the
A3T1y and navy and leading citizens
Ia with band playing, met the Logan
{t'5wn the bay. The reception commit
tert went on board the transport and
Fornnally welcomed the party. the men,
Tets of which remained on board the
Ss6sel until Tuesday morning. A great
=TcAption awaits the party here The
y5Gersys of the Chinese provinces Of
Kwantung and Kwangai have cabled
Manila inquiring as to when the sec
.retary and his party will visit the cap
Fszls Of their respective provinces and
suffng that preparations for their re-
-rptjon are under way.
The federal party has accepted Sec
E-rrSsry Taft's statement of the attitude
If che United States government to-
wards the Philippines as given in his
reSsnt speech at Manila and will re-
construct its platform in accordance
Gherevith.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-17
DElUGEO WITH MAIL.
Peace lenipotentiaries Receive Hundred.
OF Letters Daily From all Parts
OF the World.

Portsmouth, n. H.. Aug, 14.-Tbe
peace plenipotentiaries have been fair-
ly deluged with mail from all parts
OF the United States ard now letters
are beginning to arrive from the other
Hemisphere. Thousands Of letters
reach them each day. Most of them
are addressed to -the-ehiefs- of the mis-.
sions. Baron Komura and Mr.. White
They are of every description, friendly
tenders OF advices regarding the ne
gotiations, requests for autographs
and photographs. words of welcome,
OF praise, advertisements and invita-
tons to various cities of the United
States. The majority so far as the
negotiations are concerned only en-
press the hopes of the world for peace.
Numerous are the letters from pastors
of churches telling of prayers for
peace, Then there are the usual crank
letters. No threat of a serious nature
has been received either by Baron Ko.
mura or Mr.. Witte.
While at the hotel Baron Rosen is
the only one of the plenipotentiaries
who mingles freely with the hotel
guests. although he knows few of
them. The ambassador selects cool
corner on the veranda as soon as the
newspapers come in and unless there
is some official business to attend to,
he sits there by the hour, carefully
scanning the papers and marking
here and there a paragraph which at
tracts his attention. Baron Rosen is
especially interested in the editorials,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-17
FATAL OHIO WRECK.
Twelve Persons Killed ana - In
Iured Wear Observation-Disclosures
standing Of Orders the Cause.

Cleveland, o.. Aug. IA fast east
bound passenger train on the Nickel
Plate road collided with a westbound
freight train early Sunday at Kishman,
O.. near Vermillion, resultingGn the
death of Y persons. while at least %
others were injured eight of whom will
probably die. The wreck, according
to the officials of the company was
caused by misunderstanding OF Or
ders, or neglect to obey them on the
part of the crew of the freight train.
Aside from the engineer, the men
killed on the passenger were all riding
in the smoking car, at the head of the
train ana We're mostly foreign laborers
in the employ of the Standard OIL
company on their way from Fort Sen
eca. o.. to Brookfield. o., In charge of
a foreman.
All of the injured victims of the
Nickel Plate wreck are now reported
by the hospital authorities at Lorain
as being out of danger with the pos
sible exception Of two.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-17
N0rwagians Favor Dissolution.

Christiania, Aug 1.-THE Norwegian
people in a referendum vote taken
Sunday pronounced in favor of the dis
solution of the union with Sweden with
remarkable though not unexpected
'unanimity. Of 100000 voters, 800, 600
cast ballots. While the full result will
not be known for some hours, up to
midnight returns showed that about
one person in three thousand voted
against dissolution. The difference be-
tween the total number Of voters and
the number of votes cast is attributable
to absentees such as sailors abroad and
others who are out Of the country al
present.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-17

The Nevada Post is responsible iol
the story that Thos. Farmer, living
at Orie, in Cass County,was driving 6
mower, with the lines around hi
body. He suffered q stroke OF paral
ysis, fell off the mower which caused
the team to run off and a nest o.
humble bees accelerated their flight
After being dragged hall mile Far
mer was rescued, without apparent
injury from the accident, but suffer
ing from paralysis.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-17
CARE FOR EMPLOYEES FIRST.
Chairman ShOnts of the Panama
Canal Commission Talks of At
fairs on the Isthmus.
EXHIBITIONS 10 3: IMPROVED AT once.

SsS " zneGt's First Mistakes are Being
E.s-Itiied as Fast a. Possible-Commis-
SS~y stations Established to Feed the
h-sbor-rs- Reirigerstiug Plant Placed
ssI Colon for the Issuance OF all supplies.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-17
Fraud Exposed,

A few countefitters have lately
been making and trying to sell imibe.
tions of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, Coughs and Colds,
and other medicines. thereby de-
irauding the public. This is to wssn
you to beware OF such people, who
seek to profit, through stealing the
reputation OF remedies which have
been successfully curing disease, hr
80 years. A sure protection to you,
Is our name on the wrapper. Look
for 1t, on all DR.. Kings or BucklsAs
remedies, as all Others are mere
limitations. H. E. BUCKLEN & co.
Chicago, ILL.,, and Windsor, Canada
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1905-08-17
Lewis Petition Again Denied.

St Louis, Mo-. Aug. 14.-Announce-
ment was made Monday by the clerk
Of the United States circuit court in St
Louis that Judge Van Devanter of the
st. Paul court, had denied the amended
petition filed by the Peoples United
States bank of St. Louis. asking for
an injunction prohibiting the enforce.
ment of fraud order issued against
that corporation by the United States
postal authorities.