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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

I;bueesen befiBt Bic er0Bsre aopff0rm,9
e,n ftGrferes @sB0rgebGH GHtniB, 0as
iGnellere Mifo5iierungspermDsen ras
fAtre gelpes,ingen unb bas entipidelz
|te.e Observation-Disclosures fir Dis
meniionen. sSn Der MbihdBllns pon
e|slDihfen, i'm lpeiihen GeOdhtnib u.
IN Der 6dhigteit, Stropaaen ,all ertraz
gen. seben bic @el9ledter einanber
nidts nad. Dan bat babel, beobatz
iet, bab bic Stubenten, bic bic pfnGp-
l5gifden priifnnsen an1 beiten bepanz
ben, audi lire Stubien am beiten 3u
fii5ren ipilIen. Die @rperimente baben
ferner seaeist, baB so proaent Ser
Qnfdnger an 0allucinationen leiben,
bic oft burcb bic san5e 5tubienaeit
wdbren. Msiitens helteben bic Wabnz
co,ite1unsen in Der imasindren Wdbrz
nebming bon Stimmen. Sin Stubent
CAB an, bab er bie@timme ieiner flint
5eInbnnbert Meilen entferrten Weutter
seG0rt BABE unb bas @e1prG9 bon
Jreunben, bic ii9 unterbielten unb i'm
riefen. Sin anoerer er3dblte, IL oft er
alaOieripiel perndbme, bore er bic
Gtimme ieirer Wlutter.
- pppeorn WilIie II. penaut Gharz
lie iperben bic beiben neuelten 8unbesz
Senatoren bon ben 1reunben aus
i1rer Sugenb senannt, = beaei1nenb
fir ibr 9erfommen unb lire 2auf>
babn, oenn beibe finb rielf=mabe"
MdnneH gongrebman Milliam @lben
Smith, jebt 8unoes 9enator BON
Mi9igan, beeann als popcornz@er=
tdufer in ben StraBen bon @ranb
Rapios. W1it 12 Sabren tpurbe er
! page in Der 2egislatur. Gr tpar
energiid, intelligent, arbett lom. gr
fiubierte bic He9te llnb erparb ith
cine quite praris als Mnpalt. Seine
| 6reunoe uno Weitbiirser ertannten fei=
nen Mertb Sen zines unbelte1ltGen
ebrlihen Mannes unb au9 in Der
polittt unb 10 tpGblen tie ibn gu imz
| mer bDberen Memtern, Bis er iie jebt
i'm 8unbeszSenat pertritt. Mebnz
lid sefaltet it9 bic 2aufbabn bon
Gbarles Curtis BON aanIas, peanutz
Gbarlie. Miitterltderieits itammt er
BON ben &atpzSnbianern, Der 0ater
mar elm Tran5oie, uno bic 8eimildz
ung bes Snbianerbluts mahte es ihm
nod als babies Sinh m0glid, pferoe
II: Gennen gu reiten. Spdter erDffz
nete er einen peallutzStanb, unb NIT
rem grlparniKen faufte er cine
Droi9te. @lei9aeitis itubierte er
aber unabldiig bic Re9te, unb bra9z
te es banf ieines eilernen 5leibes unb
bellen 8opfes baau, nit 81 Sabren
| lbon bas acknowledgement ablegen
gu fDnnen.
Die Mnnabme elmer S4iffslubiiz
bien=8iu lit in bie1er Sibung ntdt
mebr gu befiir9ten. Die @ntbiillunz
gen iiber bic &pntrolle Der Maferrouz
! ten bur9 bie 8abnintereHen, belonz
bers iiber bic 1erbinbuns ser paeific
0ampferselenf9aften NIT ben 9arriz
man=2inien baben ben Befiiriportern
Den Mutb genommen, jebt fir Die Bin
einoutreten.
- y}eben ben 9eraleuten unb gtisnz
bcbnarbeitern 1inb es oie Seeleute, Sic
cm oablrei6lten i6ren 8eruf nit benz
2eben gu aablen buben. Ser 8ertebr
auf unieren Binnenieen bat in ben
Sabren BON 1896 Biz 1906 niht tpent=
GET als 1885 WenI9enleben erforbert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

Sn Der fernen 3utunft, menn bic
Menidbeit etpas oipiliiierter lit, tpers
ben mDgli9eripeiie bic Summen, bic
man iebt fir ben &rtes berausgabt,
gum artese sesen Die Seine ber
S4ninbfu9t, Der @rippe uno dbn<
li1e @euhen berlpenbet tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

9it neuf fletne Republit panama
tt ftbr reid an Wiebberben. Nean
aoblt bort 5000 Ninber. $4,000
Gdpeine, 1900 pferDt unb baneben
mod eineWense pon 3iegen uno MauI<
efeIn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

2(ll4 Mrsentinien fat sroben gu,
5ns pom Muslanbe. Sn ben eriten Ell
Monaten pcrigen Sabres iinb in ar:
gentiniiden 6dfen 209,767 sSmmi
eranten, aumeiit sStaliener, selanbet
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

Sn aalfutta 1T Der erfte inbifhe
gaationaltonsreb 5ufammengetreten.
Gr perlangt bic Geiuibrung grDberer
politifdber @dbitftdnbigfeit gnslanb
gegeniiber. 9llfo elm Muf rMiien fir
bie Miiaten." Oas Gripahen Sapans
bat aud feline unangenebmen Seiten
fir Sobn 8uQ.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-07

Gin auitrolifder 9eamter namens
suitin bat eine Grfinouns fir fdtpere
@el9ube gema6t, bic augenblidlih
bon Dem ariegsminiits.tum unterz
iuht ipirb. Ser grfinb,r ielbit befin=
bet ii1 auf Der Heiie nadb 2onbon.
Man iaat, bab bic @rfinbuns seeiss
net 1T, eine pollitdnDige tummdl5une
in Der mobernen 3rieesfiibrung berz
bei5ufiibren. sic ion ermDelihen,
hab fdtpere @efhiibe Bis auf IL Meiz
len Gntfernung nit berfelhen @reff.
{iherbeit 19ieben tpie auf nabe @ntz
fernungen.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
Diamond Robbery Patched Up.

Bert Shores, charged with steal
ing diamonds from Jimmy Parr,
the wrestler, was discharged by
Judge Murray last evening, upo'
a written statement from Parr
stating that the matter had been
fixed up satisfactorily between
himself and Shores.
Palda & Burke represented
Shores at the hearing and States
Atty. MCGEE prosecuted.
Shores stated that a deal had
been arranged whereby McMil-
Ian was to have thrown Parr at
the Monday nights match and
Freeman, a Donnybrook banker,
was secured to bet $1,000 that
Mcmillan would win the match.
One Smith of Kenmare was to
have been the victim. Freeman,
so Shores says, was afraid to put
up the money for fear that he
would be "double-crossed, so
Parr gave his diamonds to Shores
to give to Freeman, as a guaran-
tee that he would keep his word.
Mcmillan did not throw Parr and
Shores considered that the dia-
monds should remain in the pos
session Of Freeman.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
New S0hthbOund Train on q. N.

The Great Northern Railway has just
issued circular announcing change
effective July 31st in the south bound
schedule of passenger train 2lS-2l9, OPP
Grated between points on the Sherwood
branch and Minot, N. D., county seat
of Ward county.
This change IN time establishes con-
nection at Lapsford with 500 line morn
ing train No. 200 eastbound from Ken
mare and other Ward county points.
Under new schedule passengers from
any 500 line point between Kenmare
and Lansford, having business at the
county seat, can make trip to Minot and
return on same day.
Under new schedule train No. 2l8
leaves Sherwood at 8:35 a. M; Mohall
9:O5 a. M; Latsford $50 a. M; Glen
burn $50 q. M: Deering 1920 a. NJ; ar
rives Granville 1880 a. m. Train No.
PIG leaves Granville 1855 a. M, Nor
w,ch HOS a. M, Surrey 11:35 a. m. Re-
turning train leaves Minot on old sched-
ule at 3:15 p. M.
Connection is made at Granville, N.
D., with Great Northern railway main
line train No. 6 eastbound for st. Paul,
Minneapolis and intermediate points be-
tween Minot and Culbertson, Mont.
Complete schedules Of the new St rvice
will be contained in the next edition of
the Great Northern railway folders.
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Observations on Route No. 4.

Finest kind of weather.
We had nice rain Saturday morning
and evening.
1T. Zook was the first to use his
binder. He cut his bronze grass and
timothy last week.
Several of the farmers were cutting
oats on Monday.
Harry and Bernard Foley went to
Lone Tree On Sunday. They returned
home on Tues.
Mr.. D. B. Laughridge WAS kicked by
one Of his horses on Sunday.
Mrs. Nj. E. Waldref had some berries
picked Saturday by two boys. Later
we were informed they we're girls.
Mrs.J. I. Highland visited at the
James Foley home last week. $780,
We noticed the substitute carrier was
handing out the mail last Friday.
Why don't the automobiles travel
over the new road between Minot and
Surrey. Wilt the commissioners please
answer. OBSERVER.
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South Prairie.

-s.-L. ilIlSt0n N. D.s
Mr.. Fred Stevens OF ~ Mrs.
spent Sunday visiting his Mosh,io No.,
Emma Stevens. We are gao e. I'm
that Mr.. Stevens suffered ne Ioss durfng
the cyclone at Wlllistuh.
Miss Francis Shortndge and Miss
Dena Peterson re opened ahelr scnoels
last Monday morning aud will continue
their duties as teachers as long ~ the
Weathe. permits,
M;ss May Thomas spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends at Mihos'
Mr. Chas. Kane Of Minot was q caller
:. tha nome Of w, X. Foster, August IL
n;t,,a many travellers who pass thru
South >, .airie, but few pay regard W
posted reqn,e s''
rhe hal, .tors last Saturday evening
! Ine na hsvs,c 70 many fields Of grain
Wro ",s! IMMUNITY m The fields that
in o., ,,burt by the hal, now promise
J % % retnrns than were eAPe''0o :"
few weeks age
rho s,st spring chickens sold iron, IRON
a,r comn,tlhi.y we're taken 20 w T ~
last week by Mrs. Nordqul,t:
we're a 1ine flock and at twenty cens ],
Mound netted Mrs. NoIdquist he"'i'
lnt.ty cents piece. -,
Mr. Tom Hegle vlslted Wiz Stnd niS
~ ~ Nv at Douglas last sunoa''
M w. =. Whorley AM ,l Mr.: y; 81 81
new horse wos
Las, f,;aay evening M, Mr.; 5 5ylei ipju wrs
kicked Nv + horse. A.ue 81 severely as
10 not st,rlors, be wa hurt ~ ard labor
to force him ~ retire from 4
for few days the
About thirty l,sates yathSSt oster's last
Ladies Aid at Mrs. W.. y: ,acocnized as
Thursday. Mrs Fdste ~ l0 tha ladies
most genial hostess an With her.
consider il a treat to ma 81 w.
The ladies Aid URN ny , are are tc
time to nioet every week. ..,;th Mrs. H
meet Thursday, Aug. Is, ! WIZ
Kuchenbeckcs.
Inc Dea1tli1l a0"ers IN attractin
OF Mrs. W.. n. f0ster are are col
much attention. yer pansleS beautiful
tainly unusually lsrge and hume
while her other varlecles are so beaut
Gus as to make waving sea Of
as ha
A country Is never recosn1zea pc
ing passed it's pioneer stage Will zero
PIE persist in following trails eco
farms. All homesteaders should !, d
nize this fact and should lend hal a
an effort to establish regular rc
along section lines. Trails should n
be thing Of the past, yet there
still claims in South Prairie that a.
traversed by from two to six roads &C
coroing to the convenience of travellers.
The people to thus persist in following
trails where roads along sec. lines are
not only passable but with few days
travel can be made as good as the trail
is inconsiderate and unjust to the per-
sons so harrassed.
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NOTICE oF cHArrEL MORTGAGE : sac =.

,,,se,sh one V, N NlklS1 ui ss1'o.roi IN Chat.
whereas, A. D, 1905 make ms ceI, HSd chaS
day O. r Aasu Of the following en9;ne
tel it: Ono double cylinder 1e %;oneaSols
20 horset ar No. 1oObs; one Mipneaps TO said
asaT IL, helts and tools beone stse, tsnw
NO a. 80 round u barrel reeves r.: Hsrrei Is
rig, O ,ssyon trucks under: one ,n AZ and hose;
Tasnd ~weod With tank pn%Sa
one onoi o1 trucks 81 skesR ;n m Richfeeder
wheel Mae Gimax weigher, No. lsSj e one nayment
l.yS .p hei1. in. 5py, to secure nd forty dollars
rubber s nm Of three thousand ana ~ 7"
sGJ Sss sesn made in the
Ana "; said mortgage by reason 90 be e ane there
terms OF ola attn the amount claimed 70 90 sight
ment. anu ahe date he eof is two tnsney fee Of
. hundred thirty dollars "n
Now notice is and a:Fs ss
by vtiuT Jacobson, the present GWt tta,s at Minot
MaTt IN tSe above described cnart II Ward
VII! sou Front of court house, cou ~ o. clock
n: D.of ~ North Dakota. at the hour n ~ 1907.
m, on the Gath day % "AasW ". Odell, Agent.
- county, n D., this l2tt
vof fd August sn a p po e address
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SOUTH PRAIRIE FARMERS
LOSES MUCH BY HAIL
Of Acres of Fine Crops
Wiped Out in Short Time
TIE First Hail Storm ID That
Locality in Ten Years.

Last Thursday nights hail storm
wrought havoc to many fields Of wheat
and oats south and southeast Of M'not
last Thursday evening, and as result
thousand. OF acres will not be cut at all
this year.
Sundre Bros. suffered complete loss
Of $50 acres; |. Qfethe and A. Camp,
200 acres each; Haley Bros 70 acres OF
wheat and oats; johnson Bros; entire
crop destrooed; Swan johnson and Jens
Ecklund, 80 acres; Mostad Bros, 2oo
acres tine crop; Z. Geier, entire crop OF
14O acres; DR.. Windell, 80 acres; com
plete loss. Others whose names Te
could not leafn.
The hail lasted twenty minutes and
some which fell ssR,s as lalge as cups.
L, Grier's hired man vas on q mower
when the storm started and he ran the
team towards the barn. He struck
ono thing, was thrown off IN front of
the mower and dragged, being injured
quiee severely.
On Saturday morning second hai'l
storm came over nearly the same place,
crossing the path of the first hail to the
southeast. 1t came as far west as Ed
Pierce and Thorwald Mostad,s farm,
and those men we're cleaned out pretty
we'll. James Wilson of Sawyer was
hailed out. Many others suffered heavy
losses.
Near the Wilson home there was a
young cyclone which pounced down up
on good sized building and carried it
into the air, making kindling wood of it.
Luckily no one was in the house.
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Ancient Art of Helping Yourself.

Ever go to Sunday School picnic
when you were boy? Course you did.
Remember how all the women folks
used to spread the tablecloths end to
end on the grass, then dump 'em thick
with the best eatables you ever ate?
My! Fried chicken bout every two
foot, with roll jelly cake in between.
Well, yes!
Recollect how the Superintendent
would stick his handkerchief under his
collar and say cheerfully:
"Now all help yourself'
Then everybody fell to and helped
himself. Ifyou were timid boy and
held back till all the chicken was COB
bled up, you regretted it-you regret it
still. You didn't help yourself, and no.
body else helped you.
Remember that picnic when the gang
of fellows from the city happened along
and lit into the fried fowl? City chaps
are always hungry. They helped them
selves, and there wasn't anything left
for the town boys but the bones.
Life is picnic. Not Sunday School
picnic-not exactly. But it's picnic
dinner all the same. The feast is
spread for you. Everybody help him.
self now!
Suppose you're a merchant in this
town. There's fried chicken and roll
jelly cake all around you, but you let
the city crowd come in and snatch il
right from under your noso. All you
get is the bones and scraps.
The city fellows are helping them.
selves. They reach out long fingers
the mail order monthly and the price
catalogue-and pick up the choice bits.
Why don't you try few fingers of ad-
vertising in your local paper, dive in
ahead OF the gang from outside, get
there first aud help yourself to the
chicken? 'Now all help yourself!
Moral: Our advertising rates fur.
nished on application.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
Profits on Money.

People who invested in Ward county
land three years ago have doubled their
money. Money invested now in same
land will make 100 per cent in two year
with no chance of loss. We have =
large list Of snaps. Call and SOC them.
N. w. Land Co., Blakey Bldg. SIS So
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8-l5.9-19
mot Coal Land]
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAT.
Department. OF the Interior, Lar

Department OF the Interior, Land
Minot. N D., July "a, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that George
tention to make final Ave year proof in 8,
OF his Claim viz: Homestead Entry No:
made Oct. II. 1902, for the soA Section IS,
will be made before the Register and Recei
at Minot, N. D.. on Oct. Is. 1907.
He names the following witnesses to prov
Of, the land, viz: MI. Barrett. j. H. Barrett
George Beatty, Frank O'Neil all of Minot. N. D
8-159.l9 L. D. McGahan. Register.
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commissioners Transact Important Business
independent Readers are Askeo 20 Nsao ea'e
fully the Report Of the Last session
Of the County Dads.

Defiance that the petition for bridge
between townships 100 and 100. range
81 be accepted and viewers appointed
Carried, Viewers, Elliott, Emerson
and Abbott. *~'' '"'."'4
Moved by Emerson and seconded by
Defiance that the following patltion
for a grade be accepted and viewers
appointed. Carried.
A grade commencing at point
on the section line between sections
% and 30 in township 1856, range 90,
north of the southwest corner stake
of said section 2S, thence south along
the said section line for a distance OF
one-half mile Viewers Defiance, Alb
bolt and Emerson.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the Board adjourned until two
0 clock p. m.
Afternoon Session
The Board met at two o'clock p. m.
as per adjournment. Willis in the
chair. Members present, Abbott, En-
erson and Defiance Elliott absent
Moved by Defiance and seconded by
Emerson that the auditor be and is
hereby instructed to advertise for
sealed bids for the placing of metal
culvert and also grading at the S. w.
corner of section four, township 1853.
range 81, according to profile in the
office of the county surveyor. Bids
to be received up to September third,
2:3O p. m, 1907. Carried.
Moved by Defiance and seconded by
Emerson that the road overseer's re-
port of L. NJ Larson for road dis
trict No. 26 be accepted. Carried.
Moved by Emerson and seconded by
Defiance that the auditor be and is
hereby instructed to advertise for
sealed bids for the construction of a
pile bridge across the Mouse river on
Park avenue, in the city of Minot,
according to plans and specifications
on file in the office of the county sur
veyor Bids to be received up to two
o'clock D. M, September second, 1907.
Carried.
The following wolf vouchers were
audited and warrants ordered drawn
for the same:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15

T. A. Gulseth of Devils Lake is
killing Canadian thistles by
sprinkling them with a solution
of sulphate OF iron: 20 per cent
sulphate and 80 per cent water.
He experimental with only 10
per cent sulphate and found that
even that weak mixture did the
work we'll. The thistles wither
and die.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
Your Last Chance.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS last year sold at 500
to 800. this year $500 to 5000; next year
il there are any left, they will sell at
from $500 to 81, 500. File now, take pos
session next spring, We have 5 in
Ward Co. N. w. Land Co., Blakey
Bldg. 10 S-22
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15
TELEGRAPHY

Many lines Of employment requlrlng
40 preparation, are paying good wages
INT thew lacH opportunities for the fu-
tire and that should be foremost in
H = ofiey yf better opportunities for ad.
vsncemant than ever before and paying
splendid wages. Teleg.aphy at Aaker's
Business College is in charge Of an 9 On,
nar;anced expert operator and teacher
=. many wears experience. For course
in telegraphy, shorthand, or oop aaIer's :,
FL Business Colleges, Fargo or orano
Forks, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15

7 will mail you free to prove merit
samples o. my Dr.. Shoop,s Restorative tss
and my book on either dyslpse In a, me the
), cart OF the Kidneys. Troubles OF the
sto mach, heart OF kidneys arc merely
SYM SYM toms Of dssper ai!m e; trd Dans
only sy Y xs , t1sSt%en sn q
1 unt the cause, Weak stoinsch nerves.
~. ' inside nerves mean stohsch hI weak FAX
.as, always. And the heart aIa klo a.
mess as we'll have their cqrttol1 nasy.,
a:as We ssse r tnss' y Hsi:es
a amy y'GH e1e is whers Dr.. Shops Re- e,
zsmsdy e7 1as Claims the nsjde
Ase = - :e%e ssS; sss 81
bad Dre patal+o W. Write me today
s en- SAMPLES and free book; Dr.. Shop p
20 o' , S" Wis The Restorative IS sold os
4. P. SLoCUM.
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- - cu.T1r,, MORTGAGE SALE

NO teas, one n. 1905 make his CERTAIN nbaa chat
Whe Aueu s ~ the following scr1EHo oL Chief
day of Ut: One No. WV np ~ the sum Of
tel Nor :, secure the payuaeM Martin jacobson,
tells, toy nd 100 dollars 10 '
Range.k , ,,aan made in the
seventy -eas, default haS .ooson OF non.pay-
mortgage, id mortgage ~ "a 70 he due there.
And whe. 10 amount clai no antvnine dollars.
terms of So ,te hereof IS seso doll ars,
ment and t. icy fee o. =; ..rahv given, that
on at tho d. notice Is ID Nv order of aid
and alton id mo tgage any owner Thereof, l
Now, theref N. the presenS ~ ottels at MinO t,
Martin Jacobst court house, county ,. o'clock
will sell the abo kota, az JIG n 1907
N. D.. in front day OF Auk TW niell Agent.
state of North On a. w. n n this 18th
1901. $50,
Dated at Minot,\ totfcee , aaotN d.
day Of August a. D. Mlno., - --------
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NJ. stacy ......... ...''.' @o'oo
| J. Ganser ................ 44.VU
l.. Sahr ..............'' low
The following bills and court Or
ders were audited and warrants or
dered drawn for same as follows:
July second, 1907
]. w. Wilson, for grading in
twp 1874, SO ........... .S455 IS
E. C. Kruger, drugs furnished
county charge ........... 70. 80
R. L. Butterfly, mileage and SER
vices in insanity case ...... 100
R. H. Emerson, commissioner
services ............... 80. %
A. ]. Defiance, livery in insanity
case ............... 800
John Shervold, janitor at court
mouse ............... 'o.VV
Lena Gminder, asst. supt. at
county hospital .......... 16. 6S
Addie Alderman, maid at coun-
ty hospital ............. IL 20
Hannah Christensen, maid at
County hospital ....... 20. 90
Mary Bergland, maid at coun-
ty hospital ............ Is. 70
Jennie Hanson, maid at county
hospital 20. 90
Edith Newman, nurse at coun-
ty hospital ............ ~. w
Lena Gminder, supt. at county
hospital ............. Is. 90
Carrie Weagent, nurse at coun-
ty hospital ............. 50. W
Anna Olson, nurse at county
uOSplIdl .......''' low
Marie Benson, nurse at county
uOSpIldl So.ou
Mary Cakes, maid at county
hospital ............... $50
Lorena Weiard, nurse at coun-
ty hospital. .............. 40. 90
Caroline Weiffenbach, nurse at
county hospital .......... 80 90
Carrie Smith, maid at county
AOopitoA o'oo
Mrs Sheard, maid at county
hospital .......... cow
c. ]. Zegenbein, services at hos
pltal ......... l.Vo
Joe Gardner, janitor at county
hospital ............... 80. 90
n. Davis, Stamps for Co. judges
ONCE .................. '.VV
T. E. Ellefson, nurse at county
hospital ................ %. 90
n. Davis, services in insanity
cases As. 90
Noyes Brothers, supplies for
HOSpltdl ............. .lO
Erick Hustad, milk for county
hospital 1886
H. Heinen, road work ....... 900
Smith Typewriter Co., typewrit-
er 70.0
McFall and Bartholomew, serv-
ices at hospital :. ......... 10. 80
Cathrine Barrett, Board and
room for county charge two
months ............. 60. 90
Christianson and Henningsgard,
mdse for county charge at
Bowbells ............ 80. O5
Bror Hanson, house rent for Co.
charge 1900
H. G. Shabbel and Co., scrapers % 80
DR.. Catherine Ross, recording vi
tai statistics ............. "a. 20
P. Hetherton, services survey
ing 10. so
Myer Lbr. Co., coal for county
charge ................. 4.3O
July third, 1907
Hendrick and Gunderson mdse
for county charge ........ Is. SO
O. R. Walker, services ;. -. $40
John J. Lee, boarding prisoners 242 %
John J. Lee, sheriff's fees for
month of June {. 1887 81
John J. Lee, Jailor salary. 5000
Martin Jacobson, two scrapers. 16. 90
ID. j. Lord, coal ...............H . 6O
Minot l.. and r. Co., light and
Eugene Teutsch, lime $500. 200
Minot Creamery, buttermilk for
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mot c.
NOTICE FOR
Department O. the In,
AinOt. N. D., July "a,

Alnot. N. d.. July "a.
Notice Is hereby given.
tain of Minot, N. D., has !
tentio1 to make final col
support of his claim. viz:
No. 34S54. made July 24th, 1&
ton q, Township 1856 NJ, Ran
said proof will be made bot,
Receiver U. s. Land Othce at
Oct. 16. 1907.
He names the fe flowing WITH
his continuous residence up0G,l
Of, the land. viz: A. Gabriel, }
Geo. Lingofelt, A. Monesmith al I
L. D.
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