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Milford chronicle., 1905-12-01
GREENWOOD.

surprise party was given to william
atovr,s ana Miss Mary J. Morris last Tuesday
evening by their young friends, ana II "as
intended to be in honor Of the arrival OF Vh'
eighteenth birthday anniversary OF Willlam
and his adoption of ''long pants" william
Is about 5 feet, eight inches and in the panl'
line he wants much and wants thai muen
long. The evening was delightfully."- passed IN
,nerrv games and music while the visitor
left many beautiful and useful presents
straw rides are popular forms OF amuse-
ment, and last Friday evening jolly party
said a visit in this manner to the Misses Hol'
near town.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred johnson
has a new baby boy to make life happier Tor
them.
Gupners have been as numerous as the
game In this section, and those who came
here, have gone away with little besides
pIenty of exercises. George Hollis, OF Will
mington, was one of the visiting sportmen'
While in the act OF pouring coal oil on
fire last Saturday little George Isaacs, ageo
gyears was horribly burned by the oil taking
FIRE and exploding the can. The blazing OIL
was thrown over the child's clothing, and be-
fore It could be assisted the clothing was
burned from its lower limbs and body as she
ran towards the home Of neighbor. She
was caught by her mother, who smothered
the flames by wrapping the child in blanket.
The neck. arms, stomach Ond legs were so
badly burned that the skin dropped of when
the burns were being dressed.
largely attended MASQUERADE party was
given by Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Jones, In honor
ofthe sixteenth birthday anniversary of their
daughter, Miss Blema l.. Jones. 1t took place
last Saturday night, and there were many
greatly appreciated presents given. The
evening was not given over to dancing, but
10 games and music, and delicious refresh
ments were served about eleven O'Clock.
SNOW fell here on Monday morning for
uearIy two hours, but did not whiten the
ground.
An eloquent sermon was preached in the
NJ. P. Church here last Sunday morning by
Rev. +. d. Little who is president Of the M
P. Conference.
Judge and Mrs. Pennewill, Of Dover, have
been guests Of his brother, Senator Pennewill
Mr., and Mrs. John Hutchins, of Philsdel-
phia, are aHestg Of Mrs. J. R. Wiley.
Mrs. Mary Stevens apd Miss Willie Norris
are visiting in Delmar
Minnie C0rdray ie visiting in Bridgeville.
William stayton and wife are visiting Mrs,
Amos Stayton.
Mrs. salIie Kirkbride, Of Philadelphia, has
been visiting her parents, H. Q. johnson and
wife.
MIS- Alice Engle, Of Wilmington, has been
a guest Of the Misses Morris.
S. L. Richards, Jr., and wife have returned
home from a trip into Pennsylvania.
Miss Mary Dawson is visiting in Whining
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-01
GLENDALE.

For the purpose OF maintaining the
nnhlic peace. the town authorities have
anpointed and sworn in an officer, who IS
charged particularly with suppression OF
such disgraceful disorders as have re-
Gently been happening about our railroad
station between the white and black peo-
David H. Reed, of f, was sworn in as
Navor of Glendale, with power to fine
WRONG doers. His first case was last Fri
dav. when a fellow came here hilarious
will whiskey and made a disturbance
Tile fellow made rapid tracks as soon as
he learned of the Mayors authority.
Hollywreath making is general with the
people here, and everyone who can wrap
irvine or cut branches is at work.
Gunners are here in large numbers, and
Notwithstanding that game is scarce and
almost every farm posted against tress.
passing with dog or gun, the boom ol
GUNS Is heard all day long about Ellen,
dale. Nc large bags of game are reported
Judge Pole and Better, OF Philadelphia
are with S. Reed for an outing In the
fields. They went to the marsh and go
sixteen wild ducks as their first days out
ing. They both are very welcome Visl
tors. and most every farmer extends al
invitation for them to gun over theil
lands.
Frederick, the twelve-year-old son o
John Millman while helping his lathe
who was demolishing an old chimney
was struck by brick which fell from tn
top Of the stack. His scalp was laid opel
across the entire top of his head, b 1t Tor
tnnately the skull was not fractured. III
Samson dressed the wound.
Like the rest of the schools OF the coun
tv. our schools has been closed this weel
TO permit the teachers to attend the an
nual Teachers Institute held at Milford
Many not teachers are attending the ses
sions. and speak highly of the addresses
w. S. Dickerson AMI wife have 5eel
attending the sick tel of his mother
Mrs. M. G. Jacobs, of Bridgeyile thl
week. The aged woman is well KNOW
here and at Milford, where she passe's
her early womanhood as the wife oI Al
anson Dickerson, deceased.
Alfred Clendaniel has returned hom'
to mass the winter with his family.
Contractor Gilbert Morgan is bulldlni
and addition to the Benson home at Flea
to1,n PAUL PRY.
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-01
The November american Boy.

In getting out this specially attractive number
to mark the beginning OF its seventh year, the
publishers OF American Boy are certainly to be
congratulated. The artistic vigorous cover-page
picture has Thanksgiving written all over it,
and the contents Of the paper almost marks the
limit OF what boys enjoy. "The Tripod Fox" a
continued story, by Clarence Hawkes., is the top
notch in animal stories "a COnquering Hero, "by
the editor shows how "pride goeth before fall"
1.-THE Joy Claim" continued story, by viii Lis
enbee is a stirring story Of the neutral lands in
Kansas "My -Four Years at West Point" and "a
French Frog and an American Eagle" are each
continued two chapters 'Under Nelson's Flag"
is splendid story OF the days OF the great English
admiral, and "The Stuff of Captains" by Will
Lexington Comfort, is a football story which will
be hard to beat. "The Boy From Poplar Cove"
tells how boy with few advantages made good"
in school "A Long Fight With Wolves" de-
scribes the pers OF winter travelling in the great
Northwest. and "a Modern Knight shows that
selfsaerifce for friendships sake is never lost.
There are s5 splendid Illustrations. Subscription
price sl.OO year, The sprague Publishing Co !,
Detroit Mich.
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-01
Conan Doyle, the Famous Creator Of
sherlock Holiness"

RECEIVES s25 600 FOR JUST THE MAGAZINE RIGHTS
OF HIS THRILLING NEW ROMANCE, SIR NIGEL
When the most successful novelist OF our time,
at the zenith Of his fame, writes his undoubted
masterpiece the literary event calls Tor more than
passing comment. The eyes OF all the world who
write, and OF all the word who read, became fixed
upon the career of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Knight
by grace Of King Edward, and by grace Of the
people the first story-teller in the world to-day.
No author is better qualified to put forth vol
ume that will endure as long as English literature
is extant than Conan Doyle, and no work will
come nearer being the greatest story that the
world has ever read than "Sir Nigel" for which
The astounding price Of SIS 600 has been paid, not
only for just the American magazine rights, but
for the rights for just this publication.
All the critics say that Conan Doyle's fame
rests not upon his 'sherlock Holmes" stories, but
upon his "white Company a tale OF the middle
eyes. AND sssscc..lher "White Company this thrill
ling new romance is to DC. il which Conan Doyle
takes up 'sir Nigel" at the age OF twenty-five.
just as he is setting forth in life to mend with his
sword the fallen fortunes Of his noble house and
family.
Critics and editors who have been favored with
early readings of it say it is unquestionably the
greatest historical romance ever written, and will
without doubt be the literary sensation Of tne
year. The first instailment begins in the sunday
Magazine section OF "The Philadelphia sunday
Press" beginning Sunday, December 8rd. No
where else can it be procured in book or othei
from therefore behoovesy you toleave your order
with your newsdealer or carrier to serve youlwitl
% rhe Sunday Press Of that date, December Srd-
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-01

q SeQlulenLOE SCI
Ting indicatesan
unhealthy con-
dition of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the back is
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-01

also convincing proof tnat the Aiu"e9s
and bladder are out of order.
What TO Do.
There is comfort III the knowleuge 50
often expressed, that DR.. kilmeT
Swamp- Root, the great kidney remedy
fni6i1s every wish in curing rheumatism,
nain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
II corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing It, or PAD
effects following use of liquor, VINE OF
her and overconles that unpleasant ne
cessitv of being compelled to go often
dnring the dav, and to get up many
times during the night. The mid ana
the ie.t extraordinary effect of SwamP.Root
is soon realized. 1t stands the hlsh,e:st
for its wonderful cures Of the most as
tTessing ire cases. If you need a medicine
Won should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes;
You NAV have sample bottle and a
hook that tells all fE~
aboutit, bothsentfree
bv mail. Address DR.. + .ii:EiiilH
Kilmer s. Co., Bing- =-s==azz5z.--- -
bamton. N. Y. When HOmeof swamp-hoot
writing mention this paper and don I
make anv mistake, but remember the
name. DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, ana
the address, Binghamton, N. Y.
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-01
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.
10 Find out

Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours T;
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-01
Public Sale.

I will sell all Ofmy evsonal property AZ puO-
tic sale at my home, near Waples' Mill, on
Tuesday, December 5fh, 1905,
commencing promptly at ~ O'Clock, a, m !;
but should thas day be stormy, sale Will be
postpoECd antil next fair day.
LIVE STOCK.
-Four good horses.-One a Sorrel Horse, fine
driver, kind and gentle. One chestnu. Horse,
good driver, sound and gentle. One light
Bay Mare. kind and gentle in all harness. one
a dalk k Bay Mare, Norman, perfectly gentle.
Four nice Cows, all good butter makers and
giving milk.
FARMING UTENSILS.
One two-horse Wagon, one Carriage, Dsy-
ton, one Deering Binder, good Mower, ole
shade Harrow, one three-hOrse Flow, two two
horse Plows, two one-horse Plows, Shove's,
Hoes Forks etc; a Hay Rack, one Peach
Rack. a Riding CultivatOr, Drag Harrow, le
shovel Plow, sci Wagon Springs, one wheat
Orill, Grain Fan. GrindstOne, one Carriage
Pole, two sets Of Wagon Harness ana TWO Sc
Of Carriage Harness,
Lot or Corn on cob ;lot OF Top Fodder.
Household and Kitchen furniture.
Terms made known on day Of sale
SALLIE j. Roach.
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GaH1ri.sl, NGrl,lrti

Depar-ment af tho Interior Slaited States
Land Office Mi1lot. N B,,-.issflsa ~, %, iat5
y sgtiicicut ceptest aif394TTt having been
filed IN this office by ehaiHa EtSistad contest.
ans, against homestead eltFy No. 24578, made.
August 1853 for s9g seetion .. 7Fsnship I53 n.
range 81 ~. by Albert 81 Htti eontestee, IN
which il IS alleged that said eRtrgsnan has not
at any tsnse established his residence thereon !;
that he mas not az atiy time made amy improve
ments thereon Of any kind; Tint hs naswholly
abandoned the same for moro than SIX months
last past aud that said alleged absence From
said land was not due TO his employment IN the
army. navy or marine corps Of the United
States as n private soldier, officer seaman or
marine during the wax with spain ef.during
any other war in which the United states was
engaged. Said parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 clock n m. on Mach %,
1905, before the register and receiver at the
United States land office in Minot Nd.
The said contestant havinS. in a proper All
dayit. filed February II, 1876, set forth fScts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made, it Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
4. Il. Fox, Receiver.
G. AUALAND, Atty, Ainot N. D. 2-l532s
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The officers and directors OF
the Minot Building and Loan as
ISOLATION held ameeting Monday
night at Devine & Stenersen's
Office and completed plans for
active work. j. NJ. Devine re-
Gently returned from Bismarck
and received permission there to
begin work at once. The neces-
sary blanks and books are being
printed for the company and
these will be finished in a few
days. Then the general public
will be given an invitation to
Join the association.
j. H. Stenersen, secretary OF
the association, in an interview
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Sawyer Straws.
Mrs. Cory, OF Minot, visited
I I lo.+- ,,,nol,

Mrs. Cory, Of Minot, visited
here several days last week.
w. D. McKinnon and wife are
visiting with the latter's parents
at Drayton, N. D.
T. E. Tenney, the land man,
bot a quarter section OF land
from Frank Hayes south OF
town.
Oscar j. johnson arrived from
Forest City, Ia, last week with
a car load OF goods and has
moved to his farm south OF
town.
NJ. Daniels, the blacksmith,
bot the blacksmith shop from
p. D. Podhola and will move it
to his lot.
The butcher. Everat, put up
a fine lot OF ice last week. He
secured the CONCEALED liquid
rom the river,
j. Z. and T. S. Toffellnire are
in Minneapolis buying q car load
Of horses which they will bring
to Sawyer to sell.
Oh Mortenson, the popular
cashier Of the bank, went.to the
Twin Cities on business Satur-
day night. He remained but j,
short time.
4 masquerade ball was given
I at the opera house the evening
OF Washington 5 birthday a
fine supper was served at the
Peerless hotel
| The Sawyer State Bank is dis
tribUtiag some valuable card
cases and pocket books to its
patrons on are not up to
date unless .Eoa haze one.
One lluIdred add fifty dollars
worth Of side walks we're laid
about Saw Yer last geek Fac
4enial barber, Geo sehner art
led the bull d rolling by building
Ea walk Ii front OF his lots. Illa
bank not to be o9tflone, COM
fpleted it's portion arid the rest oj
the BUSINESS ;aeil felI into line.
sS3s{ yer as ROW III good shape 5ls
fili Us Walk s are confelll8( Now
Tor thosag.ffls sings and after ne
will talk about paving she
streets.
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c0Sy EST NOTICE.

eTaF tlnent or the< Interior, United States
7 LAND Office, Manot. North Dakota, Febrn-
81 81. 1906.
"a Sufficient contest affidavit having haeh
ed la Lhis Office W. John t4ra,sleY. contestant.
ais So homestead entry No. esa3a made jQne
f+rs2.. For EotSl and 2 OF sees 70 LOIS ARA y
Sec "a, Twp. Us, Rg 50, and Lots 6 ana 8 OF
ion 10. 10 wnsfiit1 15s n. raE4ge III W. by
|antle F. Roberts cont estee in which u Is nj
rod that said claiizan, hss wholly ahanaan-
|7sad tract OF land for more than SIX moIths
~ prior TO the date Of said affidavit OF con-
|st, the fact is he never did reside thereon
i never nd make aay improvements thereon
| any kind; that said absence WIS not due 10
Hillary OF naval service during time % war,
lotherwise. Said parties are hereby notit-
to appear. respond and offer evidence
Slchfng SAID allegation at 10 clock Il. m, on
Iril 81. 1905 before the register and RECEIVER
1.-THE United States Land ONCE in Minot,
lrth Dfkota.
The said contestant hasing.,in proper afli-
kit filed February I, 1905, set forth facts
kch show that after due diligence personal
Nice OF this notice can not be made. 1t is
heoy ordered Ind directed that such notice
Esen by due and proper publication.
7. T. Fox. Receiver.
1Fs JOHNSON.
Attorneys for Contestant. 3-t-4-5
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Merit Wins.

7. Il. Baukol is getting the
large trade which he SO well de-
serves. Mr.. Baukol does not
bore people to death teasing
them to buy. He has q place Of
business and q telephone and is
there to receive orders and fills
them as promptly as circum-
stances will permit. His prices
are right. He aims to charge
enough so that he can afford to
deliver 1000 pounds to the ton
and still make a living profit on
the goods. People are CON-
mencing to realize this and his
business is steadily increasing. tt
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TO DOUBLE MONEY
M EIGHT YEARS.

with the INDEPENDENT man said:
"Will the association be a sue
cess? Why not? 1t will be a
very good investment for any
one, especially people who live
outside of Minot. We may not be
able to loan money outside OF
the city for q while, but think OF
a man doubling his money in
eight years. We expect to have
members OF the association in
Mohall, Kenmare and many of
the surrounding towns. think
we will be able to loan money in
two months. Not all will be able
to borrow at once. 1t will be
the rule OF first come, first serv-
ed.
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Per,o sleElste. lsasEi,a.;s I.oa.se

j Fl. Tonlpkins will remodel
his bniIdiag occupied BY Oslo
and Peterson, Of the Great
Northern Cash store. He viii
build an addition two stories in
height on the back end, 25x5o
feet. The stone work is now be
ing done by two OF the best ma
sons in the northwest, John
Swanson and @. s. Onnestad.
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Enforcing Regulations.

| Portal correspondent in Grand
Forks Herald:-The custom off,
GERS are enforcing the regulations
strictly nowadays. A few day.
ago two men were arrested and
taken to Minot for taking a pint
bottle Of whiskey across the line.
A ]lveryman from North Portal
was arrested for taking a travel
/ ing man to Flaxton, without
first reporting at the customs
Office. and liveryman from the
American side was arrested for
taking whiskey across the line.
Special inspectors, unbeknown to
the officers here, appear to be the
cause Of the strict enforcement OF
the law
A green farmer from the Cana
dian northwest got the best OF
one Of the custom officers the
other evening. The officer is in
the habit Of going through the
hand baggage as soon as the
train arrives at North Portal,
which is Just across the line IN
the Canadian territory, antiWhen
he came to this fellows satchel,
he found q brand new suit OF
tclothes with the cost mark still
Intact. The farmer. admitted
/ that he had purchased the suit
/ in Canada for tt4e reason tiflt he
could buy it 50 much els aper
/ there than lie could III the
| United States. The officer told
him that as soon as they got
across the line that he would
/ have to come into the office and
/ pay duty on thesuit While the
Officer Wes going through tllf4 re-
naming coaches s0ne one i'll The
lcar who was better posted on
] the customs regulations told the.
farmer that heoug3t to put the
stlit on at once before thav gat
Into American territory aBd
tell Ike officer than Ae bought
! the 5G 50 tls To Was3s Is g1} ;iS
I he g0t INTO d Hagflel q at Jlg,
aid tlsat he tlIou2llt 1lth EsaE
alta. Nrsts warm enough Tor ttlil4.
E fara1et, seeing M
ffity To eyaflp the patyRlet & BE
6lat tlDIaee the Suit t f}Ggs
rs possible and had TT on
I the llfIe was crossed 4 GeE fi1p
EofficaP again appeared tn
t.ll1s titltY, the FARMER told !ils
~ as best he could Cha iitet
seeing tife Joke Wds upai aiIli-
sell, took the price TAGS traslt tie
suit, which the fstrhgel. al lis
haste had overlooked and hand
ing tlsem TO him, passed on with
a grin.
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). & DINNER INVITATIoN

ser hearty meal dose OF Kodo
Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an attack
OF Indigestion. Kodol is thorough di
gestant and guaranteed cure for Indi
gestion, Dyspepsia, Gas on the Stomach
Sour Risings, Bad Breath and all stom
ach troubles. N. Watkins, Lesbus, Ky.
says: II can testify to the efficacy Of
Kodol in the cure Of Stomach Trouble
| was afflicted with Stomach Trouble fol
fifteen years and have taken six bottles
Of your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which
has entirely cured mo. The six bottles
we're worth $1,000 to me-" Sold By
McCOY 4 Co.
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Current Bushes Green

r. w. Carrick writes to his son
Ohm from Eugene, Greg. saying
he weather is fine there and
Ehen he wants a mess OF cabb s2'e
|or dinner he goes to the garden.
che current bushes are green.
Ir. Carrick is looking after q %
(cre garden and he has his
hands fuil.
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City Will Build Approaches.

The city council held a spirited meet
ing Saturday night and passed two
ordinances relating to the two viaducts
which the Great Northern proposes to
build here. There seems to be som
objection to the passage of the ordinan-
ees one of which provides for the city to
keep in repair forever the approaches to
the viaducts and at the same time pay
for the building of those approaches.
The Great Northern in turn gives us
their word that they will make Minot
general division point, move the shops
to this city. and employ $50 men. The
ordinances pas sed at their first reading.
l.. s. Mallory, Architect Mi
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ESTRAY-One light red Steer;
white spot on forehead, half
Jersey; weight about 1900 lbs.
Information leading to discov-
cry will be rewarded by q FIVE
dollar bill. T. MOsTAD,
Minot, N. D.
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sEC0ND EDITION 5anYetirs oFa
mot and Ward county, We eel tiis
titian atone third less Shah ttle ~
We selifat-a proportiorate price 27c
y copy BE sure and get one or hgdre
ID send where it win do afiHof ttie
ost good. THE PIesisfRE fiiIop
Van Exile Ii Monre.
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Lumber at Wholesale
To Consumers.

We have opened up a whole
sale lumber yard at ALirot, n. D.
and will sell lumber and other
building material in car load
lots at wholesale prices, we ship
lumber direct from the mill to
the consumer and thus save. YOU
the retailers profit which is not
less than % to so per cent.
We also load mixed cars Of
lumber. Iatlls, Shingles Sash,
Doors and all other kinds OF
building material from our
Wholesale yards at Alinot, NJ %.
II ,yo0 are going to build do not
t5tll toget otil' prices we viii
send You price lists freight paid
to Your nearest station abs0ht-
~ tree. address.
a5reat ortheru I.br Co
NafHot, M. ID.
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Surrey Five Year Pr9of.

Geo. W. Burke the Surrey land
pan, is making u five year proof
pa his claim. He is the fiirt
haa TO make IA FIVE Year proof
rom the Surrey district. He
las a beautiful quarter touching.
|he south pat OF town and II il;
|alaed at S. 900 BY the COW
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Wanted-At once SO cord OF
stone. Apply to Hurd 4 Mallory
Minot, N. d:
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II YOU want to lep90f your
store building 81 lrasiHeS house,
get the best roof made, the oh
fashioned pitch aflf agsslteI roof,
aW Tuyl Il Teuts@h, Mfnot, n. lt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10

Sie paYiisr uniperfttdt, Die pe'
fanntli6 febr ie.ten Ten 0oftorsrof
perleibt, madts Mae. 2Ouiie pplGon
als erite Jrau gum Softor Der i4D=
men &iinite, Mne. Sulia Cartier, @rds
buirte Der nnibsrfitdt @enf, gum Tot.
tor Der 3iteratur. Die O%oftorarbet'
Der Mre. Cartier Bat bls interef ante
Sienna: @6rarb be Nerpal, Elm Der
mittler amiifen Jranfrei4 u. Oeutf4.
ldnb.