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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09

HAMBURG. Ang s-The Hamburg
American iins TaesdaJ i~ni"i The ~
por, euffsu, In Belfast Ireland. Mon
cay ma, q haa ordered = s'ssmsf -
Har,lans a wola eIessfins o. sire
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
Magazine omesrs Arrested.

SkeS rOTN. Aug On . suptomt
court order ls'u"d on complaint ~
Raymond X Hous"rt. vice president ~
me Adams Magazine company. The
pr,sidsni ~ the same COMPANY Frr
nahdin1 de- MuuRs and Edsard tOck.
acre arrested Monday nlEhi and hch
81 up Hoaaer COMPLAINS that Whoh
ne sought 30 recover tgl 2ls which
he had Invested h. toe magaSihe ths
treasurer ORorki ylli snsSefrd have
a drink Ou me and forget u liuuF
81 paid 10 81 90" e. q par paJmSnt
m $50 bIOes - maEasihr stsS =
on the aErsemenf he declares ihai
ansr ona year ths' 'hr COMPANY v0a,d
buy bic holdiHs a0sf trh days ~
tice. u be Wished iI ell
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Pn'trtp1a. y Aug owing ~
the hui Wtathrf seyefal factories have
been furvsi ~ shut dnNn There
have been many dssths aud pros,rI
tlJns ~ tie heat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
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BY RAYS OF sun
Dead And Dying Fill Hospital
Ambulances.
FORCES BROKERS TO SUSPEND
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and humidity Tertlble-ThousandS
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-26
BODY OF BABY FOUND
IN MOUSE RIVER
Remains of a Three Year Old Boy
Found by Eddie Ehr Tuesday
. Likely That Little Fellow Met
Foul Play.

Eddie Ehr, son Of Peter Ehr, was
shocked Tuesday to find the body of a
three year old baby boy, lying on a
bunch of brush by the side of Mouse
River, about mile east of town. Ed.
was rowing boat when he made the
gruesome find. He at once notified his
parents who notified the coroner and an
investigation was made. The little body
lay face downwards on the brush and
had evidently caught there when the
water receded. The body was in bad
state of decomposition, and the doctor
believes that it probably was in the icy
waters all winter. Strange to say, the
only clothing found on the little fellows
remains were badly torn undershirt
and drawers. The head had the ap-
pearance of having been crushed. This
leads one to suspect that the little fell
low met foul play at the hands of per-
haps cruel step father or perhaps its
own mother who may have grown weary
of her offspring. This is often the case.
The Independent has heard of no child
being missed, and the fact that the night
clothing was on the body, leads the In
dependent to believe that there is foul
play somewhere. The little boy had
light hair but his features could not be
discerned. The remains were taken to
Rowans morgue and Wednesday were
buried in the potters field.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-26
WHITE HAS TAKEN
IN A PARTNER
Ice Cream Manufacturers Brother
From St. Paul Arrives En-
Iarging Capacity to More Than
Double.

Eldon White, prominent laundryman
from st. Paul has arrived and formed a
partnership with his brother, r. j..
White, in the ice cream factory and gro
Gerry store on the north side. Another
lot has been bought and they are erect
ing a new factory 26x60 feet. The gro
Gerry store will be moved to that lot and
the stock of groceries will be enlarged.
White Bros. have 500 tons of fine ice
in their ice house, recently purchased a
big new equipment, and will be able in
short time to manufacture 400 gallons
of cream daily. They will soon place
an elegant new wagon on the street and
in short will run things in a metro
politan manner. They are both hustl-
ers-and strictly honest-two important
requisites for success, and they will sue
coed. They are now manufacturing
more ice cream than at any time during
the busiest season last year.
A new five horse power electric motor
has been ordered. Eldon White re-
signed fine position in St. Paul to en-
gage in business in Minot. He was
manager of one of the largest laundries
where he spent eight years and when
he resigned, a banquet was rendered
him, at which he was presented gold
watch and chain. He was secretary of
the St. Paul NJ B. A. for years and this
organization presented him a pair Of
gold cuff buttons with diamond settings.
He was also banker of NJ. W. A., lodge
With 500 members.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-26
Trees and Plants.

Plant the Grand Forks Nursery
Grown Trees if you wish to meet with
the best of success in our section as we'll
save much in the price you must pay
Tree peddlers representing Southern
Nurseries and secure trees and plants
that are adapted to our soil and eli
mate. This Nursery has been estab-
lished at Grand Forks, n. D., for over
20 years and has done an extensive
business in our state. Send for catalogue
and price list. Place trial order and
he convinced. OIL
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Strayed, from my home near
Grelland, n. D.. a pair of black
mares branded Y on left thigh.
Wore halters with long ropes.
Also lost bay mare with white
half circle in forehead. Branded
same as others. Will pay liberal
reward for information leading
to their RETURN. {. Taylor,
Grelland, n. D. tt
Hon. B. F. Spalding, ex-con-
gresham, and H. F. Helgerson
will tell what they know about
the State Machine atJacobson's
opera house Saturday evening.
The meeting will be largely at
tend. 1t is probable that Alex.
Mckenzie and Senator Hans
brough will not be present.
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Burt.

Burt is a good location for pro-
fessional Of odd jobs.
Homer Wilson has new rubber tired
rig. You know what follows.
Sunday school was organized last
Sunday with Julia Russell as Supt.
Bessie Moore, Asst. Supt, and Margie
Herzog as Secretary.
The Farmers Local Union had their
semi-annual election last Saturday eve.
Gilbert Westby was made President,
VIM. F. Gull Secretary. The next
meeting will be held April 28th. A
good program is being prepared.
A box supper will be given at Gilbert
Upderdahls place April q for the bene-
fit of Burt base ball team. There will
be dancing and good music. All are
cordially invited to come and behave
themselves.
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-26
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

To THE VOTERS OF WARD COUNTY.
Being requested by my friends to sub
nit myself as a candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to the will of, the
Republican party at the primary cleo
tiou which is to be held June 10. take
this opportunity to make the announce
ment and ask the voters of Ward county
providing our ability to fulfill the Office
meets the requirements Of their judg-
ment to tender me support.
Respectfully,
NJ. G.. EGAN.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-26
Land and Horses.

For sale several quarters Ofex-
cellent land southwest Minot, in
best farming quarter Of the
county. One quarter six miles
from Minot. One quarter four
miles from Sawyer.
Just received two carloads OF
tirst-class work horses. Prices to
suit.
james C. Talyor,
3-1-tf Grelland, N. D.
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Near San Francisco.

w. E. Mansfield has returned from
Los Angeles, Cal, where he spent all
winter. His wife and daughter will
arrive in month. Mr.. Mansfield barely
escaped the San Francisco disaster. He
passed thru Oakland, Cal, on his way
home and was delayed there eight
hours. He could see the burning city
nlainlY
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state Of Nels Nelson.
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Mules! Mules! Mules!

Just in with a carload ofmules.
all in good condition and right
out OF work. For sale at W. NJ.
Healy 4 Cos. sale stables, Glen
burn, n. D.
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MinOt Markets.

Corrected every Thursday.
No. ! Northern Wheat 66bc.
No. 2 L" . 64hc.
No. 3 " 61hc.
No. l Graham 50.
Flax $1.O2.
Oats Csc.
Rive 44c.
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Another Store.

Glazer & Bank announce that they
will conduct gents furnishing store at
the old postof1ice building, after H. L.
Glazer moved to the Ehr block They
will call the new store "The Farmers
Home" and will try to make it home
due for them. They state that they will
put in fine stock OF goods.
JOS. Roach has a nice field of
wheat several inches high.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-04-26
In County Court.
S before Hon. n.
Davis .Ju0pe
State of North Dakota,

State of North Dakota, In County Court
fss before Hon. N.
County Of Ward Davis. Judge.
In the matter OF the estate Of Nels Nelson.
deceased.
W. F. Altringer and
j. c. Mitchell.
Petitioners.
VS. Citation hearing
Mrs Swan Wilson and petition for ap-
all other heirs inter- polntment OF APP
ested in the estate OF mlnistrator.
Nels Nelson. deceas-
ed.
The State OF North Dakota to the above nam
ed respondents and all persons interested
in the estate Of Nels Nelson deceased
You and each OF you. are hereby notified
that W. F. Altringer and J G. Mitchell. the pc
titioners herein. have filed in this court a petit
ton PRAYING that letters OF administration
upon the estate Of Nels Nelson late OF the vii,
lage OF Portal in the county OF Ward and
state of North Dakota deceased. be granted
to Hugh Roam. and that said petition will be
heard and duly considered by this court on
Thursday, the 10th day OF May. A; u. 1906. at
10 O clock il the forenoon OF that day. at the
house, In the city of Mnot. county OF Ward
and state OF North Dakota. and you, and each
of YOU are hereby cited to apdear before this
curt at said time and place, and answer said
petition and show cause. If any there be why
the prayer Of said petition should not be
N. Davis. Judge OF the County Court
Atty. for Petitioners. Minot. N. D.
Dated the 18th day OF April. 1905.
(Court SeaD
S,onrt Sean n Davis. Judge.
'oouf' o 4-26-51o
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D. NJ. Shorb of Surrey has over
200 acres of wheat seeded.
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Surrey.

School here closed last Friday for the
year.
1t is reported that the Farmers Ele-
vator is going to pay big dividend
this year again.
Many men are coming here to work
and farmers are paying $50 per month
for the season.
Grandpa Shorb went into Minot on
the train last Saturday. He went to
consult DR.. Windell on account OF his
health.
No mail carrier has been secured yet
for our r. r. D. No. |. 1t looks as if
work is too plentiful here that no one
goes after the place.
Ira Yoder brought out from Minot a
3O-horse Minneapolis engine and some
blows last week. He will break for the
farmers around here this summer.
G.. F.. Eaton and Chas. Funderburg
are among those that intend to have
considerable breaking done in time tor
fax. Each intends to have about l0O
acres broken.
Verna May Co., assisted by the
best talent in Minot will present
the play "My Lady Nell' May
4th, at the opera house, under
the::auspices OF the Minot Lodge
I. 0. O. F. The play is a pretty
Western Melo Drama. One OF
the strongest features OF the bill
is Baby Herrick. This part is
taken by Ester Parker and is a
very cute part. The play will be
in no way amature.
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Citation hearing
pc tition for ap-
ntmentOf ap-
uliniStratOr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

: mr. X Heron. Mllwaukee,--Wis.' Mahel
mi MI Williams. Pueblo. Colo: Minnie Lund.
nins'V@ iaaS Clarke. Murray. Enc Romuey. Rut-
hsn % r IAddle. salt Lake: Lcrons Ca
= MuIrFy. ,,.-r Ian
Jrcnc p. Grow. salt Lake; Idlllo f. Ha-
III Hemsley, Plano. Ida; Bertha ChrIsten-
~ vys Labhnrdt. Decatur. III; Flor
!. Yobnsnn Provo.
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n ARGENTA LODGE No. s, F. and
NMs A. NAT Masonic hall first
" Tuesday of each month. Mem
bers Of sister lodges and so1ourn-
Ing brethren invited. Harry A. Knowles.
w. M. Moses G. Phillips. Secretary.
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CONFECTIONERY AND CIGAR
stand, handling fruits and soda fount;
rent only so. doing better than sl5
day; must be sold this week for $3.50; Ak
lures and everything complete
Centrally located rooming- house OF
about ten rooms, vacant; reasonable rent
TO desirable parties
A grocery store at invoice; reasons for
selling. want the money
A rooming-house OF twcnty-eight rooms,
iong-term lease. steam heat furnished
rent $95; best buy in the city.
A grocery store and lunch counter; de-
sirable location for lady or man In Ill
health where they may get both riches
and health at the same time
We have a itrst-class saloon for sale in
an open town: everything goes With the
lease. Do not overlook this
Two desirable hotels In the heart OF the
city; most reasonable terms At the
terms offered. must be taken at once
We can nj YOU out In any kind OF busl-
ness. anywhere and at any price
p. S.-Dont forget the name and num-
Der
SNIVEY MERCANTILE BROKERS
G}0-1 ID. l.. Walker bldg rssp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

BARGAINS IN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
90 feet on Main st at $50 per foot.
Corner on West 2nd South; sis5 per foot
Warehouse property with trackage. End
SO. bet 2nd and Bird w; 1900 per foot
$4,000
le5x165-ft corner. trackagc. for 5000
l0oxl65 feet with somc improvements.
trackage; 5000. This Is a great buy for
sure ?rofit
s2xIsS It.. trackage with warehouse. on
Business corner on State St, with I'M
proNemcnts at bargain.
Another corner on State ct at 500 per
foot.
RESIDENCES
beautiful i-room, nearly new pressed
rrlck; strictly modern. a corner lot, So.
A A-room brick In fine condition with
s K, large rooms. flne cellar. fruit and
rowers, lot Ia 6x5 rods; located on F st (;
the lot alone is worth 5000: price s2i25.
5000.
New 4-room pressed brick. barn shade,
iT9lt; LOT sox1e5 feet; southeast: $500.
Good i-room house blks from county
bldg. 5000. 500 cash
S-room new pressed brick blocks from
News bldg; 5000, 800 cash.
$40 CASH S5 PER MONTH
BUYS lot 45N113 IT, allcyway in rear,
near 2nd w. and 9th So; price s1sI so.
40-foot lots near 4th So and 18th f
S2ou. SyI5, $500 and $3.50 each
%l2xl and right OF way. 9th f. and 9Th
So. $3.50
2sxl2l feet near 7th E and 7th So; $3.50.
Dhx1l5is H. TO allcyway, 7th f. near
9TH So; $3.50
Lots on West Temple near 9th So; 800
each; city water and car line, on Jefrer-
son st. S275 each
If taken this week Will sell $50 feet
frontage on Sth So. and 9th West for $500;
this price Is absolutely good for one week
only ard is great speculation.
Peterson r b. Inv Co. 800 So. Main ct
rSSa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
BUSINESS CHANCES

STOCK COMPANIES INCORPORATED
II you have stocks or bonds for sale
offer them through me TO investors
George NJ. kellogg, Broker. 345 Ellicott
square Buffalo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17

TABLES WANTED.
~ 2oth street, Ogden, Utah pll24
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
STEAM CARPET CLEANING

90, nALL FOR. TAKE UP. STEAM
ics Sna rS relay your carpets on short
SO = s,1Irnburg s,I Steam Garnet Worka
30 - etn So: phones 1905 ''
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EDISON PHONOGRAPH PARLSR 325
8. W, Temple. Fonc 1lle-X. oleD7
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$3.50
BUYS 2 nice lots in Waterloo
Sl050.
2leX10 lot. choice residence section. east

21exl0 lot. choice residence section. east
side
OWNER LEAVING CITY,
Says sell my nice broom brick home with
summer kitchen pantry and closet. nice
lot good location, southeast. for $500.
Get busy II you want a snap.
MODERN HOMES:
Yes, We have them In all parts OF the
city. all prices. and for $1,000 we will place
you In one OF the best modern brick
homes on northeast bench; large airy
rooms flne mantel, nickel plumbing large
lot, new and up-to-date. We challenge
competition on this home at this price.
Yours for snaps,
A MKELLAR & co. e8t4 W 2nd South
rsST
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LITTLE & LITTLE.
Our business Is GOOD. Last weeks sales
$l6,I25 Expect to sell double that amount
this week
Look at IS 1lth East: a well-built mod
ern pressed br OF rooms, $500
Building lots on 1St West near End
North, 5000 per rod. Other property In
vicinity selling for 500
2x10 on 6th E. near 3rd So; $500
2Ax10. so front. 2nd North, bet 9Th and
7th West reduced from 5000 TO $40
Groom pressed br., por. bath. lavatory
g. l. solid br partition walls. lot 3xio
brick walks. fine lawn and shade. near
1st w and 9Th So $500. A bargain
We have some cheap ground on 1st So
cast and west. close In.
Cheap cor. one block from Knutsford
hotel; $500 per foot; a great buy.
Other property Inside, too) held at $500
Within 112 blocks OF Main, on 9rd So.
we can sell ilAXlS1 feet. with $1,000 worth
of improvements. that Will rent for SO
per month, for so, 600. How do You like III
20Iex165 on State. near 4th So; 800 per
foot. $50 per foot cheaper than anything
on the block.
We have some good buys in all classes
OF property You make a mistake II you
don't see us first.
LITTLE & LITTLE. Under Walkers
bank. r6s8
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FOR SALE = MISCELLANEOUS

IA FURNISHED ROOMS. HOUSEKEEP
ing, all full. cheapest ever offered go
so. Znd west r51t
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cf-ses. Mira. a. III Olsen. SIS East Sth
South Phone Bell Polly. pl2os
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CLOSE IN PROPERTY
at
Last Years Prices.

SIS per foot small lot on End West, near
lst South
500 per foot, lot on 1st West. near End
South.
1900. nearly new 24-room building,
steam heat, rents now for about $3.50 per
year and located on 1st West. near Ind
South.
sl0.5OO. 2-story store building, nearly
new. on State street. near 4th South
VIII rent for $1,000 per year. Good terms
Best corner on West 3rd South at $50
per foot
Good lot on 1st South, near State st, ut
s225
$3.50 buys nm up-to-date modern Groom
brick cottage, large reception hall. attic
cellar: lot 39X120 feet to alley In rear and
on south side OF house. No. 123 r st Go
and examine IT, It's the best To be had
for the money in this city.
$3.50. the new i-room modern brick cot
tage on Sth East near End South. VIII
make terms like rent.
$3.50: 4-room modern on East 5th South
about 1 year old. Rents now for SIS per
month Onc-half cash required.
$3.50; 111s acres OF choice land plenty of
water near 18th South and l1th East
with new broom cottage. It's o. X.
$500, u an acre with 4-room house.
near car line, 18th South and 18th East,
20 fruit trees and small fruits Sold $50
worth of strawberries last season. Good
flowing well and shade trees.
Hundreds OF modern homes in all parts
OF the city.
A Richter. 10 West 1st South ST Phones
CAL 1881
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STAMP MANUFACTURERS

RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS DIES
checks. badges, medals. signs. etc. Salt
Lake Stamp Co. cor, 3rd So and West
Temple. Phones 30i p2ss
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DIED

frIs-At Park City. Utah, January ~
Nm r. Davis. In his cath year Funeral
nicer will be held from S II. Evans Iu
81 nayIots this afternoon at o'clock. In
t,ent in Mt Ollvet cemetery.
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WANTED-HELP

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk
who understands plain cooking for
family Of two. 70 w. SO. Temple. rlo59
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FLORISTS

list CUT FLOWERS AND FUNERAL
Iisigns Both phones 1920. Gems PloraI
b ils South Main street. nliiS
I,E RoSERIE CUT FLOWERS. FLOR
m Arrangements. 12 So. Main. Zones
If W
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THESE MUST BE SOLE

s1sOo-7-rm home on llth East. In good re-
pair. so It. lot.
S20O0-9lkX165 IT,. facing south on E 3rd
So, half block east of Joint bldg. Ideal
location for apartment house
S3000-New 5-rm. modern home on 9th F
Best car service in town, Pantry, pore
tub. full basement, natural wood fin
ish Let us show you.
WILSON SHERMAN co, SO W, 2nd
So Tel 492
Members Real Estate association 1916
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PEE Sdod dpuRG5lHAsING YOUR HoI7sE
Hi VIII SSii save al ySi our store and get our m
son carpets. linolcun' stoSso 10 20 p per
Everything, in the furni,n,oi idnseS
or lns!allments. Nebraska .,s,irrg mnq-
y PISS