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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
A MATTER OF JUSTICE
Statement Concerning j. 7. MeWil-
liams and His Affairs

When j, +. McWilliams LETT bhs We
pas last June an item IL that effect
appeared in The Age, giving the cir
eumstance OF his departure according
to the facts obtainahle at that time.
That item NAV possibly have led some
people to the conclusion that his de-
parture was final and included the
probability df leaving various creditors
in the lurch.
In iustire to Mr., McWilliam- The Age
desires to state that shortly after leaving
he forwarded to his agent, Mr. lngram'
money sufficient To settle all claims
aoainst him and such claims we're duly
settled.
The Age makes this statement a. Il
matter of fairness for the reason that
many people will Remember the state
ment that he left Unpaid bills, but few
would otherwise be informed ot the fact
that they wire subsequently hohordbiy
liauidated.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
KILLED BY TRAIN

The north bound freight Monday
night struck an unknown man on the
gldy this side Of Good Springs, sever
m. one arm and crushing his skull. He
Vas picked up and brought to Las We
"a, dying shortly after his arrival.
Upon leaving Good Springs the en-
sjnerr was warmed to look out for a
rraly man Walking along the track, who
Ra> supposed to be out about mile at
That time. The engineer Watched Tor
'Uo of Three miles, and then concluded
h' mu't have passed him. shortly
alter starting DOWN the grade, however,
he saw the mdn, Whistled and applied
'he brakc>. It was impossible To bring
'he train To q stop In the short distance,
ho"n grade and the fellow was caught
by the pilot VS. thrown to the trark.
TN man had been hahsing around
WV" Spring, for several days, Whert
n' Was considered crazy ahd feared 10y
The uatiyts,
lhere was nothing on hi- person by
S0lch he could De identified. lie was
bdh
'he eofonrr jury brought in yer.
VII" 'l accidental death,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
NEVADA ANTIMoNY

Tile first bar of antimony ever moulded
in Nevada was turned out Il few days
ago from mine twenty miles south OF
Lovelock. The mine from which the
ore used to make this bar was taken
was discovered by Prof, {. ii. Gage, a
well-known mining engineer. The ore
is quite rich in antimony, going 10 per
cent to the ton. The company Is trying
To ret control oi soms more claims and
will then erect hoisting works ami mill
and will work the mines to - great eX'
tent. --Tonopah Bonanza.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
THE PRoSPECToR

"' o'd pinspector named Chase was
''S'''ei after twenty wears of search
|' 'h lhc hills OF Nevada, with $a5 200
,a4 ior his interest IN his strike.
~t 'oob his money ~ Goldtield and
.'q'r % "u" week hal -pen. every cent
I" '''le' ladies, and rag-time. He
''" secured grub.stake from une OF
laiS' loaded up his faithful burtos
''' '%''N himself as'in W the pale,
:, ne seek for wealth, yet hhons it not
hectt WY
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
OTHER BUILDINGS

II, II. Farrell's new concrete block
and brick saloon bnilding. recently com.
plcted, is now the most imposing struc-
tire in saloon row, on First street.
W. H. Sammons is erecting II neat
ffane building ON First street, between
oglen and Stewart streets. lie will oc-
eupy it with a stock of paints and wall
paper. J. +. Collins is the contractor.
Another frame building for saloon
purposes il being erected near the north
end OF block Is, on First street
The concrete walls OF the new Nevada
Hotel building are about completed.
II i expected that work on the First
state Bank building will he resumed in
s day or two.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
SMELTER WANTED

The Tohopah Mining Company is
shipping ore to Virginia City for reduc-
ton and other fonobah and Goldfeld
mines are complaining because the salt
Lake smelters will not take their ore.
The necessity Of an Independent
smelter in the vicifitv OF tonopah is
apparent, and it is wondet that such
a rich camp cart organize IA stock COM
pany and build one.
Las Vegas would also be Il good point
for smelter, a. fuel and fluXing ores
are abundant in adjacent territory
Beatty Miner.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
SAMPL|NG WORKS
An Industry That Would
Pay in Las Vegas

\ small sampling works in Las Vegas
would be a profitable investment. 1t
does not take an expert to figure out
this fact. Hundreds of claims are being
located in this vicinity that show good
surface values. On many of these few
hundred pounds Of fairly rich ore could
be taken out at small cost. Ii would
not pay to ship so small an amount to
the distant smrlters, but were there u
sampling works close al hand where the
prospector and small miner could dis
pose Of his ore in small quantities it
would be worth while. and the revenue
thus obtained would enable him to con-
tinuc his development work, where
otherwise he is often forced to abandon
his claim for want Of means.
The sampling works of course, would
realize its profit from buying the ores
in small quantities at moleratc prices
and shipping them in carload lots to the
Smeltefs.
Such an institution would aid mate
rally in building up the mining indus
try in this section, ~ IL would assist in
the development Of claims whose own
ers cannot, under present conditions
afford to do the work. and the develop
mcnt of some uf these prospects would
undoubtedly soon make n showing that
would attract the attention Of mining
investors.
No greater incentive to lcgitimat,
mining in this section could lie devised
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
THE OLD coMsT0OK

With a payroll bf $4,000 per month
the Comstonk can easily he said to De
still ON the map. According td The larl
census this would give 10 eath iamliy III
surrey county monthly alloVi''ice ol
ob,ut SIa5-a shuNing t. be epualed oN
few other communities III the Hl'eo
states And what is more' ii IL thdef'
stood that the next payroll will sho"
norL.d increase in size. Those "hu
hay. been rating The Comsttck as he-
,unct t.amp have ahothet g,ltss eom'hs'
-Retin Inlitnal.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
ARTESIAN WELL
crb.erranean Supply Will
Be Tested

,u,.r, simmons, Of Pomona, Caliior-
.a ba. ordered an artcsian well-borins
~" ,,a, and will soon drill test well in
,b, Vegas Valley.
" Tn, well will probably be located ON
.ho ,ortbeast quarter OF the southeast
.,.- nj section ~, about one and
hall miles west of Las Vegas
,.n,.ite. This property is about one
..;. from the artesian springs owned
h, the railroad company, and lies a
IA, north Of west of these springs. II
!. .rractirally on a line running from the
a, .prnrs To the Kyle ranch, where
.s,re are other natural springs. Mr..
SIMMONS is confident Of success.
other cntcrprising property owners
have agreed to bear portion of the cx-
,so.,, NJ making the important test, and
!, i. po,,ihle the railroad company will
l,irs the machinery in without cost.
In fact. Mr.. Whittemore stated to The
ige a short time ago that the company
would assist to that extent,
Mr.. Simmons states that the outfit
.bould arrive in two or three weeks and
that he will commence operations al
once. He expects to encounter good
flow at very nominal depth, but will
0, down 800 feet il results are not sat.
j.hr,or, at lesser depth. lie has
produced some fine flowing wells in
Southern California and is satisfied with
the PROSPECT for success in this valley.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
SOME NEVADA MINES

The Nevada state Journal has com
piled the following interesting tigares
Austin was discovered in 1850, and
her routput totals $i5OrOO0 600 l'ioche wa'
discovered in 1865, and her output Is
$50 900, 900; Eureka in 1866, sl75 5,OOO,-
Dob; Hamilton in 1869, $4,000, 900;
Mountain City in 1870, sl0,000,OOo'
Candelaria in 1880, sb0,OOo,oOOi De La
MIR in IsbO, 2O,OUU,O 900; Goldfield in
1904 shows an output of $niOC0,0O0;
What othet country tan show so many
c.lmps with such an enormous output :
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
FLUxING ORES
Unlimited Supply in Vicinity
of Las Vegas

Press dispatches state that smclters
are beginning to refuse the silicious ores
Of Tonopah and Goldfield because they
are short on lead ores for fluxing pur-
poses. The Salt Lake snelter is said to
he using pure lead bars for flux. while
the Selby works is trying to import ore
from the Treadwell mines in Alaska.
As result of this condition the min
ing interests of Tonopah and Goldfeld
are suffering.
In treating a ton of the silicious ore
from these camps from four to- five tons
of fluxing ores are required and the
smelters are seeking far and wide Tor
lead-bearing ores.
The above serves to emphasize the
fact that a smelter should bc located at
Las Vegas. Fluxing ores carrying good
values are abundant in this vicinity
Near FL Dorado Canyon there is said &c
I've mountain of ore suitable for tluS
rich enough To yield returns on its owr
acrount Nearly all ore in this vicinity
carries lead in varying quantities.
With the completion of Las Vegas
and Tonopah railroad Il smelter located
here would be accessible ior all Southern
Nevada and Southeastern California.
In the meantime it would be to tn,
interest of the salt Lake railroad tC
convince the smelters that it is not ne
cessary to 20 to Alaska for fluNing ores
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
STREET WORK
curbing Force Again Busy After
Some Delay

An additional force Of men was put to
work on the streets Monday morning.
There stIl remains large quantity OF
tpdwool curbing to be put in and this
work will nov be pushed to completion,
after some considerable delay. owing to
a lack ri material,
Supt I. II Tuttle states that he does
not expect To- complete the work before
November 10Th, and small force will
probably be kept busy after that date
repairing damaged places and putting
IN the finishing touches.
Tie work of oiling Is now progressing
m0r steadily
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
SURVEY

iN' Beatty NIiher reports \ uoeefh-
il A.. 'eo''sical Survey party OF nine
~. '1' ulstfic'. They are making sur;
.,n ''' M Purpose Of mapping 0,UOo
,luafe mile, OF territory. extending
ionorah to dohhnie. and from
bm,. "Ianthh .,. 70 Death Valley, Thu
sr5 WIN ht made on il liberal scale
.r,. a VIII be ready for the public bs next
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
THINK IT OVER

No spnsipit matt experts IT, Harvest
his npIles the day after the tees are
planted; bull this y what some hlne 10
talers gxpeet to dl' litter they ht'e sunk
:, ,ap-f,ot beatty Bullfrdg Miner
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
COTTAGES

Concrete blocks are now being placed
mi the ground for three cottages, soon
to he erected on Fremont street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth. The builders
are John :. Park, Chris y. Brown and
C. i. Squires. These cottages will be
the most pretcntious yet erected in Las
Vegas. They will be constructed of
hollow concrete building blocks and will
b. uf pleasing architectural design.
Three or four other cottages are soon to
bc erected in the same locality by other
prominent citizens
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
BUILDING
Fine Saloon Structure Con-
crete Cottages

The Arizona Club. ]. q. Mcintosh.
proprietor, will soon have fine new
building in which to entertain its pat
roHS The new building will be of con-
crete blocks and will occupy the frontage
Of two lots, the dimensions being 35xS5
feet \ little more than one-half the
frontage will be utilized for the en-
cioScd building, which will contain bar
and gaming tables. The remainder will
be converted into an "pen-air pavilion,
with cement floor and earth roof. The
latter will be ON the north side of the
lmildng-thc shady side during the
summer mouths-and will no doubt be-
come popular retreat The old frame
bilding is now being moved to the
third lot north OF the present site,
whcre business will be continued while
tie new building is being erected.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
a EeAS=MAbR NAN

N.,a wv ssss'y' Ealitreg Miner noihiHates
e,a" po'0' h NsehoRsld fdt eithet tiov-
NJ. !, 'f Z 5: ssnatcf, from Nevada.
b,,. .'"'Uohold !, Il native son aid a
de-, '''''o' minins ,nah ii the b.Att,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
LOCATION NOTICES

lateA apfrovtd forn' loca'iii''h n'''''e i
ran be- 5htaih,"l a. The N4' "''''' - '''''
hnaniit, leslr,'i'
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
Didn't RECOGNIZE IF

The Elko independent boasts Of Tit
faut that II handled S25,0O0 in ctitrenct
In its printing office in one day ahd de-
lisered it To the tank every cent ac-
rdunted for. II il possible that the
printets did hot realize y
wis real money until too late.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04

Latest topics OF 'fhr Az may he 80
ciltcd in is,~ suseles at sittet caF'> ariA
hth~ stands
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1905-11-04
PANAMINT

The original Panamii't properties Were
located by a lot OF outlaws In the early
seventies. Their discovery proved 81
valuable as TO Immediately attract the
attention of mihing metz and wefe soon
sold IL Senatats Stewart and Jones
For fi,h years this ssetion cnioYed a
great Hoom ahl produced S2,HO,Ooo
from rlth silvei' lead dre. The iearest
shipping point IN those days was Los
Angeles, 500 miles histant'-Beatty
Miner:
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DR.. Renner's Wife Dies.

The wife OF DR.. U. Renner died
Sept, Z, at the Renner home in
this city after an illness of eight
months. Mrs. Renner had been
confined to her bed since last
March but bore her suffering with
fortitude. The funeral was held
from the residence Friday, Rev.
Mr.. Ivy, pastor of the Methodist
church at Granville, officiating.
The remains were inferred in
Rose Hill cemetery.
Martha Schnorf was born at
West Baltimore, Ohio, sixty-five
years ago. In 1865 she was
united in marriage to DR.. Rem
ner. For many years the couple
lived at Fort Wayne, Ind, where
the doctor practiced medicine.
In 1862 she was united to the
Methodist church and since that
time was a devout Christian.
Four years ago the couple came
west and DR.. Renner filed on a
claim Northwest from Minot.
They leave an adopted daughter,
Mrs. Simon Nicodelnus OF Fox
holm.
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Report May Be a Hoax.

Airport comes from near Hid
denwood that Chas. Herzig. a
farm hand so years OF age, was
found dead in a slough near the
Bye ranch, and that before dis.
appearing from Frank Byer's
homestead, where he worked, he
left a letter in which he stated
that nearly 80 years ago he had
murdered 20 beautiful young girl
near Youngstown, Ohio, whose
name was Lizzie Grombacker,
had paid a young tramp, Chas.
Sterling, % cents to exchange
shirts with him, and that the
tramp had been arrested and
hanged for his crime. The
report was sent to the Minneap-
oils Journal and is going the
roundsin the eastern papers. 1t
may or may not be true. but if it
is no reliable information has
been received in Minot. The
INDEPENDENT hesitates in giving
information till it comes from a
more authentic source.
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MISS ELSIE ABRAHAM
LEADS I'm THE CONTEST
Popular Young Lady from South Of Mino,
in the Race for Keeps-Miss McGlynn
Does Good Work, but Sends No Votes
The Contest Grows More Interesting.

coupons saved will count the
same as ten votes, giving al! ar
even chance, since none have
been voted.
The piano, a $3.50 kimball
will be on exhibition at this
Office in about two weeks. 1t is
an instrument we'll worth striv'
ing for and the best one OF the
Kimball makes.
The votes allowed on subscrip
ton are as follows:
For one year paid in advance
or on back subscriptions, loo
votes.
For two years paid in advance
or on back subscription, 25O
votes.
For three years paid in ad.
vance or on back subscription,
400 votes.
For each additional year, $50
votes.
The result OF the contest to
date is:
Miss Elsie Abraham, Minot, n. D., 750
votes.
Miss Eva McGIynn, Ross, n. D., 700
votes.
Miss Kathryn 0'DeII, Minot, n. D., 300
votes.
Miss Josephine Ryerson, Ninot, n. D.,
100 votes.
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The piano contest has attract
ed attenti On from new quarters.
Saturday he name OF Miss Elsie
Abraham was introduced by
one OF her friends, who resides
near the home OF Miss Abra-
hams south of Minot. Regard
ing the last he said:
''You may be certain that she
is popular and will make good
run. We will all help her,
Miss Abraham leads the race
this week with $50 votes. Miss
McGIynn, we are told, has been
doing some excellent work in the
White Earth and Ross country,
driving through the country to
the south. She is meeting with
excellent success, we are told,
but casts only 100 votes this
week. You may look for some.
thing to drop next week.
Miss AlcGlynn is but little be.
low Miss Abraham. A lady from
north OF the city visited this
Office Saturday and has declared
herintention OF entering the con-
test. The contest is young yet
and it is hard to tell who will get
the piano. Thirteen weeks re-
main yet for the contest. The
hardest work OF course remains
to be done.
Up to this time no coupons
have been voted. This should
count materially in the end. All
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE sALE

Default having occurred in the conditions
thereof by which tho power Of sale has be-
como operative; Notice Is hereby given;
That that certain mortgage. executed and
delivered by A. D. Murphy and j. s. Murphy.
MortgaRors. to J. A. Erickson. Mortgagee da-
ted the 18th day OF December. 1904 and filed
for record in the Office Of the Re gister OF Deeds
OF the County of Ward and State Of Nerth
Dakota on the 24th day Of December. 1904, and
recorded in Book of Mortgages on page 3l4
thereof. and assigned by said Mortgage to the
Minot National Bank OF Minot. N. OAK, will be
forecloSed by sale of the premises in said
mortgage and hereinafter described. at the
front door OF the court house In the city of
Minot. county OF Ward and the State OF North
Dakota. atths hour OF O'Clock p. M. on the
2lst day OF October. 1905, to satisfy the amount
due upon such mortgage on the date OF sale.
The premises described in such mortgage,
and which will be sold to satisfy the same. are
described as follows: The Southwest quarter
tSWhl OF section -Four ~, township One Hun
dred Fifty:-Five (l55, North OF Range Eighty
One (s11 West OF the 9Th p. m. containing One
Hundred Sixty U6O) acres more or less accord
ing to the Government Survey thereof. There
will be due on such mortgage at the date Of
sale. the sum OF Three Hundred Fffty-Eig ht
and 14-l0O dollars (s35s.1D
Dated at Minot. N. Oak. this 18th day Of
Sept, 1906
MINoT NATIONAL BANK. Assignee
GAEHNLEAF & LEIGHTON. attorneys for as
sgnee. Once and Post ONCE Address Ainot.
N. OAK. oi3-10-1S
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Drink Osceola Water.
CONTEST NOTICE.
department OF the Interior, United Stat

department. of the Interior, United States
Land Office. Minot. N. D., Aug. 18th, 1906
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office BY A; NJ. Marshall contes-
tant. against homestead entry No. 403 made
Jan. 18th, 1897 for 81 seh, sec. 8. neA nw14, NV
4 nsA section 7. township 1855 ~. range "a W. by
Nels 4. Kortson, contested, in which it is al
legged that said entryman has wholly endoned
residence thereon; that he has wholly failed to
cultivate or improve tho said premises in any
manner whatsoever; and that said alleged al.
sence from tho said land was not due to his en-
ployment in tho army, navy or marine corps of
tho United States as a private soldier, officer
seaman or marine during the war With Spain,
or during any other war in which the United
States may DO engaged. Said parties are here.
BY notified TO appear, respond and offer evi.
donce touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock a,
m. on Oct. ssth, 1905. before the register and
receiver OF the UnitedStatss land office in
0inOt, n. ID.
Z. C. SAxDehx, Rssistsr.
The said coutsstant having. in q proper ali
d..it fled September -. 1905. .st forth facts
which show that afteS due diligence personal
service OF this notice cannot b made, it is
hsrsby ordered and directed that such notice
be given bydus and proper publication
Sl5l0-lS. Il. c. SANBoaN, Register.
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GREASY HOBO

sSoNvuV sbUV ~uV N"u UOWOU "
forth klnot One Girl Has Narrow
Escape from His Clutches Exposed
Himself Indecently.
An ugly, dirty, greasy, ragged
looking tramp has been terror
ling the little girls and the
women on the north Size of the
river for nearly a week. Special
police are guarding that portion
OF the town and it is hoped that
the being, whoever it is, will be
run3 to earth. Four days ago
little Nicholson girl was chased
by the dirty looking individual.
She soon ran into a residence
and the brute was unable to ac-
complish his ,devilish purpose.
He has exposed himself indecent
~ dozens Of times, and many
believe that he is demepted. The
man spends most of his time in
the woods not far from the new
school building.
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should have been provided with
hinges slipped into the teeth OF
the cylinder, and Mr.. Roses leg
followed. The sole of the foot
was torn off, one bone was taken
out entirely and the heel bone
was badly gouged. Mr.. Rose
pulled his leg out with difficulty.
He was brought to the hospital
in this city that night and is get
ting better slowly. 1t is a won
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-13
MINOT MARKETS,

CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Wheat-No. l hard, Zoe.
Wheat-No. l Northern, &c.
Wheat-No. 2 Northern, 63c.
Oats-l7c.
Barley-3Oc.
Macaroni wheat--53c.
Flax--92c. ..... ..
Eggs -2Oc.
Butter--dairy, tic.
Hay-s4.W.
Potatoes-25c.
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Married at DeS Laos.

Halle III. Hussie and Miss
Mary Weatherwax, two OF the
most prominent young people OF
Des Laos we're united in marriage
Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Lee are
touring the western states.
Blakey's Fountain is charged
with Osceola Spring Water.
Therefore his soda water is best.
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ED ROSE GETS .
FOOT IN MACHINE

Ed Rose, a prominent young
farmer living northwest from
this city, met with an accident
with a new threshing machine
which nearly cost him his life.
He stepped on top Of the new
separator, and a board which
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der that his whole body was not
drawn into the machine.
The Cargi1l-Robb Elevator.

The Cargill-Robb elevator for
merly the Elliott elevator, has
been opened in this city by How
ard Elliott, the former manager.
Mr.. Elliott is an experienced ele-
vator man and will pay the
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farmer every cent there is in it
for his grain. The road leading
to the elevator has been placed
in fine condition. You will make
no mistake in patronizing this
elevator.
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The Minot Business College fall
term opens Oct. =. Two months
tuition free. Send COR catalogue
o! Minot Business College. 1O-1Sr