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New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
DIVORCE CASE CHARGES UPHELD.

In Justice Bshoff's court yesterday jury, after
being out for fifteen minutes decided that Marcus
p. Flack and Mrs. Blanche Swanson, who is being
sued for divorce by her husband. Alex Swanson.
travelling salesman had been guilty of the mpro-
priety charged. The SwansOns boarded at different
places at various times The testimony of the
proprietors Of these places revealed that Flack
called while the husband away and that the
pair We're caught in compromising position.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Prize the Sarthe circuit, which is to replace the
James Gordon Bennett international race. An
italian machine. winner of the Italian gold medal
in 1906 collided with another car, and, catching
fire, burned UP. 4 driver named Graziatt
had to have three of his fingers amputated.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
CLEVELAND. 12: ST. LOUIS. 2.
CHICAGO. 5: DETROIT. 0.
BOSTON. 6: PHILADELPHIA. 4.

AT Phladelphi1: r. Fl. E
Boston ........2 o o o IS 10
Philadelphia o o 0 / o. 10
Batteries-Boston. Winter and C. Armbruster
Philadelphia, COakley. Waddell. Dygert and
Schreck Umpires-Connor and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Earned ruEs-WeshHgton, .. New York. l. Two-oase
hts-Altizor 2 Hickman 2: Schahy. Three base hits
stanley Sacrifice hits-Stanley, Conroy. Double play
Patten Allzar Left bases-Washington. ::
New York First tase balls-Patten. / First base
Washington L. struck out-By Patten. ?; by
Crth Time. .45. Cmpre-O Loughlin.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
PITTSBUKG .: ST Louis

PTTTSBURG. 2; ST. LOUIS, !
At Pittsburg
Pittsburg .....2 0 0 0 0 x-2 .
St Louis ........O O-l i
Batteries-Pittsburg. Liefield and Pietz; St Louis
Brown and Rauh Umpires Carpenter and Klein.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
WIRELESS REPORTS

reported Scbe Island yesterday at
a m. when 1T5 miles southwest of
dock to-day II a m.
Cedric reported to sable yesterday at $40
a m when 215 miles south of that station. deck
Sunday about 7'30
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
PHILADELPHIA.

nsT aa.1rS;. xTTki i 0-1
errors-New York; /: Philadsphiat; % 4 l.
Lett on bases-New York Philadelphia, First base
on baIIs-On Taylor. q off Sparks. Struck out-By
Taylor 8: by Sparks, /. Threebase hit-Thomss Two
bese hit-Devlin Sacrthce hit-Devtn stolen bases
Marshall Dahen. Bransfed. Double plays-Dahlen ana
NcC;ann: Mccain and Dahen Sparks and Bransheld
Hts-Or Sparks in innings; of Duggleby. In
one inning. Umpires-Conway and Emslie. Time 1:2S
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
OPPOSES TRANSIT PL4N.
Martin ". LittIetOn Wants SeUen
Routes DELAYED.

Application was made yesterday 10 the Appellate
Division Of the supreme Court for the confirmation
OF reports recently made TO the court by seven
boards Of commissioners. fsvorng the construction
and operation of rapid transit routes. The
routes In question are known the Lexington
avenue. Seventh and Eighth avenue. Fourteenth
street. Thirty-fourth street Van Cortlandt ex-
tension, Gerard avenue and Third avenue
A. b Boardmsn and George J.. Rives appeared
in behalf OF the motion 10 approve in each case
Martin ". Lttleton appeared in opposition as rep
rescuting Robert r. Dowlng. taxpayer, when the
Third avenue route was called.
Mr.. Littleton based his opposition 10 confrma-
ton the ground that the city was not in a
financial condition 10 pay for the construction Of the
routes He argued that the court should approve
no route until the borrowing capacity q the city
sufficient provide for the construction Of the
route with the City's money With the reducing Of
the borrowing margin Of the city, the court, he
held should not CONFIRM routes beyond the power
of the city construct with It's money. The
cost az all the subway routes laid out by the Rapid
Transit Commission would be s300. 100000 with an
additional $3.50 600 600 for equipment, whereas the
Borrowing capacity q the city only $4,000 900
{ April !, last.
The application were submitted. the court re-
serving decision.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
IMPROVEMENTS AT CAPE TOWN.

London, June pa dispatch from Cape Town 10
THE Daily Mail" reports that the government has
introduced a new railway bill providing for the
expenditure of sl7500.0O0 for new extensions
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
AUTO RACE ENTRIES.
Tzco More Cars Named for the Van-
derbiIt Cup Trials.

Two more entries were received yesterday az
the office of Jefferson De Mont Thompson. the
chairman of the racing board of the American
Automobile Association. for the American elm
ination trials for the Vanderbilt Cup race.
The Haynes Company. of KOkomo. Ind.
entered a 50-hOrsepower Haynes through
the Chicago Automobile Club. 1t is TO bc driven
by Frank Sweigert. Julius F. Stone. through
the Columbus Automobile Club. has entered
II0-horsepower Prayer Miller machine to be
driven by Lee Miller
Webb Jay. the well known driver. who was
hurt so seriously while driving on a circular
track last year that IL feared the injuries
would prove fatal. entered 1S-horsepower
White steamer for the Glidden tour yesterday.
On July last year at Morris Park Jay drove
White steamer "a mile in As 1-5 seconds. the
fastest time ever made track by an auto
mobile.
Another eT.try. bringing the total number
ceived so far up to twenty. that of Ebert NJ
Riley of the New York Yacht Club. He entered
a 24-3O- horsepower Clement Bayard which, by
the way is the first foreign entered in the
tour
Charles j. Glidden. the donor of the trophy
has sent word that he quarantined ten
fays at Yokohama account of the plague
He was expected to get home this week but IL is
now thought he will not arrive until July l.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Two base hit-Dolan. Threebase hit-Brain Sacrifice
hts-Struhe ONeiI. Hits-On SricSett In three Inn
ings: of Eason in five innings stolen bases-Dolan
Casey brain psvs-Strobel and Tenney: Bird
We'll and StrobeI Bases balls-On Eason. 1. OFF Pfef
fer Hit by pitched ball-Alperman Struck out--By
Eason / BY Pfefrer . Passed ball-Bergen Time 1dO.
I-mpire-Johnstone.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 420 Sunset 73i Moon S52 Moons age
HIGH WATER
M-Saniy Hook Sis Island s:36 Hell Gate 1929
PM.-Sandy Hook s:3} Gov. Island s;5s Hell Gate 1851
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
shinston .: New York. l. Cleveland u; St Louis.
cago s: Detroit. o. Boston, 8; Philadelphia, 4
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York 4: Philadephia Pittsburg :; ST. LOUIS L.
Boston Q; Brooklyn. ].
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Clever Base Running Helps Giants
Beat Philadelphia.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Boston two Phiiadelpnia az Se" io'-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Jack Gardner. said to be sergeant-at-arms for
the Long Acre Athletic Club. IN West 18th street.
held for trial yesterday. in Jefferson Market
police court, a charge OF asslulting PatTolman
McGee. of the TenderlOin police station MCGEE
and other officers trying TO get into the club
Thursday night when Gardner, they say, struck
MCGEE.
Frank Shepherd. chauffeur, of No. 211 East 18th
street, who down and killed four. -ear-Old
Frank CoveIli 12fth street and sth avenue Thurs
day night, was remanded TO the Coroners Office
yesterday and held in $500 bail pending the in
quest
The Eruption OF vesuvius." PAINS latest
tion will have its initial performance tonight at
Manhattan Beach. The performance begins at 8
o'clock sharp.
The Harlem Civic Club has called citizens meet
ing 10 be held at the New Star Casino 10th street
and Lexington avenue. next Monday night. TO pro-
test against the restrictive immigration bill now
before the House of Representatives.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day, $3.50 T.. M-c,.n..
Champions. Philadslphis- Adm SeA '''
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, June 22.-The condition OF the Treas
ury the beginning OF business to-day
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion S15G 000 600
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
SAILED

s,a,,ars e,ttta A lressna ,ItaN philadelphia; Clsa-
fuegos Santiago. Manzanillo etc; Ar9pahos Mon
ton and Jacks0nvile. Fortuna tNor1. Ha
- %arSoik AMI Nevport News. tomal, BreHs :. :
Goldsboro PhtIade phia; New York N!,i'7 raracos:
ana Georgetown. G.. Living tone tNor'' rxtA
FIostHus (Brl. Montevtdeo Buenos ANrTs' NSe~t,ix
Norl. Colon: Murcia tBrl, Rotterdam VIA -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Old Jack Cannon. said TO have served time for
burglary in every prison in the country was sent
TO the pententiary for year yesterday by Judge
Cowing. in General Sessions Court His latest Of
fence the rifng of a guests pockets in the
Astor House on June 5. Cannons real name is Ber-
nard G.. Stewart. He comes from Scranton and is
sixty-eight years old
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
EASTERN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

Buffalo. 7: Providence o. Montreal. 3: Newark .
Toronto s. Baltimore. g. Jersey City. 4: Rochester
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Destination and steamer Close in " Y.
Hawai-Aameia (via san Francscol June %. 12:3Oaq
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
lslands-Empress of China tvia Van
and Victoria. June o. 6O0pu
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands-Mariposa
FranCisCOl- June l2.30a
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The HighIanders Beaten 4ga1n, This
Time by Washington.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Now York AT Washington. Detroit Chicago.
I5oston az Phtladsluhia Cleveland ST. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
AUTO BURNS UP AFTER COLLISION.

Paris June p An accident occurred to-day while
the automobiles were practising for the Grand
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
MONDAY TINE d
TRANsPAC1FIC MAILS

Naranhense Barbadoes Booth. 1900 3:OOl
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 3.OOi
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-08-30
SAWYER BANK BLOWN OPEN
Four Bold safe Crackers Get in
Their Work at 500 Town but
are Frightened Away.

The safe at the Sawyer bank
was blown open by burglars at
3 o'clock Wednesday morning,
but the safe blowers were fright
ened away by the citizens before
they had an opportunity to light
the fuse leading to the inner door
and consequently the bold fel-
lows missed a haul of several
thousands of dollars.
The citizens of Sawyer were
aroused from a deep sleep early
Wednesday morning by a ter
rife explosion. Soon a number
of them gathered at the bank in
time to see the frightened safe
blowers run, and several shots
were fred at them. The fellows
were at too great a distance for
the bullets to take effect. While
they could be seen dimly in the
distance, no good description OF
them can be given. therefore
Sheriff Lee, who is looking for
them, is at a disadvantage. 1t
is believed that the blowers num-
bered three or four.
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Commercial Club for Valley City

On the 9th inst. a large num-
Der OF representative business
men met and perfected the orga-
nization OF a commercial club.
There were seventy eight char
ter members. 1t is expected that
the membership will reach 100.
The organization Will incorpo-
rate and either build or rent fine
club rooms. Mayor A. L. Wood
was elected president, c. F. Mud
gett, secretary and William Nc
Kinney, treasurer. The perma-
nent committees will not be
named until Friday, whel the
members meet again to hear the
report of the committees on in
corporation, constitution and
bylaws and quarters.
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The Bijou is Open.

The Bijou Family Theatre
opened Tuesday evening in an
auspicious manner, in the new
Robbins building, south Main
street. The show is a very clean
one and entertaining. It con-
sists of moving pictures and IL
lustrated songs, and is worth con-
siderable more than the small
price Of admission. Eight shows
will be given daily, each to last
about forty minutes. But ten or
fifteen cents will be charged.
Women and children can go un-
attended, for the show will be
run in a strictly frst-class man.
ner. J. A. Smale and J. T. Pur-
cell, who are managing the con-
Germ, are Young men of ability
and no doubt will make a big
success of the theatre.
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TEODY'S BIG STICK.
It's Making the Rounds Of Sew
eral States Enr0ute to Wash.
ington.

Roosevelt's Big Stick arrived
in Grand Forks by express Mon
day night and went west thru
Minot on train one Tuesday
morning on it's way to the Pacific
coast. 1t has made a tour OF
Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Missouri,
Texas and Colorado, and the
eastern states. The F'stick'' is a
bamboo pole about four feet in
length and attached to it are la
bells. tied on in every city thru
which the ''stick'' has passed. 1t
started from Des MONIES about a
month ago and has been going
ever since, getting heavier as it
proceeds OH it's journey which
will ultimately end in the White
House. There are already more
than 200 labels attached, some
OF which contain unique inscrip-
tions. The first tag is nailed and
on it is written an effuslOn from
the originator of this unique
"dead head" souvenir for Presi-
dent Roosevelt. The man res
ponsible for it is an agent OF the
United States Express Co. The
effusion is as follows:
Here's to Teddy, rough and ready,
'Fraid the human race would die;
Get the habit, like a rabbit,
Get together-multiply.
A Sioux City inscription runs
like this: "With a big stick like
Teddy's and plenty Of room to
swing it. Oh, gee p
A Kansas City man has this
written on a tag: "Hello, Ted
dy! You were a 100 to l shot
in 1904. Missouri won't print
anything but republican ballots
in 1905"
Another label contains the fol-
lowing appeal: Teddy, hold
your big stick over Russia and
protect the Jews from being mur-
dered in cold blood"
Another Iowa man has this to
say: "May we always have as
good a man for this big stick
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WHITE EARTH
FARMERS ARE
PROSPEROUS
What Some of the Good Hustlers Have Done
in Three Years--Modern Country Homes==
Telephones and Free Mail Delivery--
Crop Averages are Very Large

The writer drove fifteen miles
south of White Earth yesterday
on a pleasure trip and passed
the homes of a number of pro-
gressive farmers.
John Carlson was busy cutting
wheat. He has 1000 acres of
splendid grain which will no
doubt average 25 bushels or
more. Carlson is a good farm
er, breaking his land we'll. He
has q very pleasant home, with
telephone and other modern con-
veniences.
Arne Amundson is one of the
White Earth hustlers. He has a
400 acre farm with $50 acres Of
grain which he is now cutting.
Last year his wheat averaged
% bushels per acre. Mr.. Amund-
son showed us one field which
was sown on disced ground this
year and it did not pan out ex-
ira we'll. He says he will never
again SOW grain on discing. 1t
pays to pillow up the dirt deep.
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POstOffiCe is too Small.

The Minot postofice is in a
very crowded condition. 1t is
believed that Postmaster Brun-
ner and his assistants could east
ly use double the space if they
had it. Another rural mail
carrier route is soon to be es-
tab]ished south Of Minot and
this will require an extra desk
for the carrier. When the Minot
postofice was built a couple Of
years ago, it was expected that
it would be large enough for ten
years to come, but the city has
grown more rapidly than anyone
anticipated.
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Larson Bros. Buy Business,

l.. A. Larson and Peter Lar
son his brother, have bought the
abstracting and land business
from James w Briggs and B. B.
Tasker. l.. A. Larson as a land
and office man is hard to beat
and his brother is one OF the
best abstracters in the state.
The men are bound to make a
big success Of their business,
both are strictly honest. hard
working and accommodating.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-08-30
DRUNKEN MAN
SCAITERS MONEY
And August Albert Grabs Sew
eraI Hundred Dollars and
Skips-..Arrested in MinOt and
Returned to WiIIiston.

August Albert, a Williston
character, was arrested at the
Great Northern depot in Minot
Tuesday night by Officer Lake,
just as he stepped from the train.
Albert is charge with stealing
$24O from a man in Step Davis
blind pig at Williston. It seems
that the owner of the money has
a few drinks under his vest and
felt so good that he slammed a
sack containing his worldly pos
sessions on a counter. The sack
was not as strong as his arm
and the consequence was it broke
and the money scattered all over
the floor. In the confusion, AL
bert pocketed several handfuls Of
the filthy lucre and made away
with it.
Officers along the line we're no.
titled to watch out for the man,
with the above result.
Officer McGahey OF Williston
arrived yesterday and last even
ing Albert was taken back to the
capital of Williams county where
he will have to explain several
things.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-08-30

Amundson has a neat country
home, with telephone. Mail is
delivered at the doors of these
farmers twice a week.
Jim Cook has made a good
thing in three years. He has 200
acres of fine crops. He has a
comfortable, well-painted farm
home.
Joe Robinson who lives thir-
teen miles south of White Earth
has a big, fine red barn, large
fields OF grain in the shock and a
fine well in his barn. Robinson
ought to be a contented fellow,
and no doubt is.
A telephone line to Grinnell
passes along the road, serving
twenty-five farmers and ranch
ers. There are calls for twenty
new phones and it is likely that
another wire will have to be
strung soon. The directors OF
this telephone company are j.
P. Smerud, Olaf Mus, VIM. Gibb
and Arthur Shepard.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-08-30
Postoffice Looted.

At Lisbon, n. D. the safe in
the postoffice was dynamited
early Monday morning, Aug. p,
and $4OO secured by the bandits
who succeeded in making their
escape. The safe was badly
wrecked. Harry Oliver is the To-
cal postm8srer.
1t is believed that the robbery
was committed by the same
band that has been operating in
northwestern Minnesota, where
the bank OF Mentor, aCrookston
store and the postoffice at Hal
stead were recently looted.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-08-30
Grow Returns.

Chas. A. Grow and wife re-
turned from a months trip thru
the east. They visited Milwau-
kee, Chicago and Cleveland, stop
ping ten days with Mr.. Crows
parents at the latter place. They
spent two days at Macinac Is
land. Mr.. Grow reports every
thing in a prosperous condition
thru the east. He bought a big
line of goods for fall and winter
while in Chicago, preparing for
a record breaking business.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-08-30
BUYS STERLING
Cash GROCERY
!. G. Smallwood Buys Well
Known Grocery Store--.Will
Manage Two Concerns'.'A
A Th0rO Grocer.

j. C. Smallwood, the grocer,
purchased from F. ]. Tromblee
the Sterling Cash Grocery on
South Main street, taking pos
session Tuesday morning. Mr..
Smallwood is giving the new
store most of his attention, leav-
ing Smallwood's Cash Grocery in
the hands Of a very efficient
crew. The Sterling Grocery is
one of the best stocked stores in
the city and there is no reason
why MIR. Smallwood will not
make the business pay out we'll.
He is a thOrO grocer.
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KIDNAPPING.

At Glendale, N. D., the ap-
pointment of Mrs. John Bartel,
as guardian to her step-daugh-
ter, Amelia Bartel, has led to
more trouble in the Bartel fam
lily, who live near here. Fred
rich Bartel, the father Of the late
John Bartel, has been arrested
on the charge OF child stealing,
and by virtue OF q writ ofhabeas
corpus he went to Lisbon with
the girl to show cause why she
should not be returned to the
custody of Mrs. Bartel. A cou-
pie of weeks ago, after Mrs Bar
tells appointment by Judge Fay
as guardian, friedrich Eartel is
said to have appeared at the
home OF Mrs. Bartel during her
absence and forcibly removed the
child to his own home. Mrs.
Bartel on returning home and
learning what had occurred i'm
mediately came to Glendale, and
her attorney, D. T. Yonker,
asked the states attorney to is
sue a warrant for Mr.. Bartel's
arrest. This was refused, but
later a warrant was issued by
Justice Ent. Mr.. Bartel was ar
rested and brought to town, but
the case was promptly dismissed.
Application was then made d.
rect to Judge Allen at Lisbon for
a warrant OF arrest and a writ OF
habeas corpus, both of which
were issued.
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Sunday School has Picnic.

There were from forty to fifty
of the jolliest and happiest little
children yesterday when the Sun
day School of the Zion Lutheran
church had a picnic over IN Wat
ne's grove. The weather was
perfect and the spot is just as if
it had been made to order for
the purpose OF having a pleasure
gathering.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-08-30

Chief OF Police Hagen reports
securing a ten dollar bogus bill,
which was passed on one Of our
merchants by a young man liv-
ing about forty-five miles from
this city. The chief will likely
have the culprit in the tolls with
in twentv-four hours. The bill is
one Of the old "Planter's and
Farmers Bank bills and is real
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-08-30
THRESHER COMMITS /.
TERRIBLE CRIME
M. w. Stevens, a Thresher,
Rapes Young Woman Whom
He Hired as Cook---Fiend in
Bound Over to District Court.

M. w. Stevens, charged with
rape, was given a hearing Tues
day afternoon and bound over to
the district court under 81, 900
bonds, which he failed to fur
nish. The being was remanded
to the county jail.
Stevens, according to his COM
panion, Mr.. Tooey, is guilty of
one of the most heinous crimes
and hanging is too good for the
fellow if Tooey's story and that
Of his alleged victim are true.
The girl, who is but % years
old, is a hard working young
woman and hired to Stevens, a
big burly fellow to cook for his
threshing crew at $3.50 per day.
Stevens represented that he
owned a machine north of town.
Tooey and Stevens with the
young woman started northwest
from this city and when about
five miles out, Stevens halted the
horse at some hay stacks and
performed the terrible deed.
Stevens had no machine, in
fact he is nothing but a dead
beat. The girl was brot back to
the city. Stevens is wanted at
Esmond. He represented there
that he owned three threshing
rigs and in that manner secured
considerable money under false
lret ses.
If al the stories told about
Sttovens are true, he is too mean
t. live and too mean to die. He
will very likely be making twine
at Bismarck soon.
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Quickly Over.

At Granville, N. d. c. S. Bivens
was arrested on a charge of OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
lenses, on a warrant sworn out
by R. Lawrence, an emplo7e OF
Drayman holland, who claimed
that a team purchased by him
from Blivens was not as repre-,
sented. The action was dismiss
ed by plaintiff before trial.
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Two Old Veterans.

At STANLEY, N. D., two
brothers, VIM. Sears, an old res
ident OF this city, and John Sears
of Fayette county, Iowa, had
not met for sixteen years until
when John Sears came here for a
visit. Both of the men are vet
Grams of the civil war.