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The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-21
BIG BARN BURNED.
Five Head of Horses and One Calf
cremated.

Special to Daily Herald.
Marshalltown, Ia, Feb. 20.-Fire at
Samuel Howe's. south of Laurel, last
night burned his barn, FIVE head OF
horses, one calf and all other con.
tents, including a lot of grain.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-21
Jews Attacked in Odessa.

Odessa, Feb. 20.-Ninety-five Jews
and Jewesses have been removed to
hospitals suffering from injuries sus-
tanned in an attack made upon them
Monday night by members of the
Union OF Russian men.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-21
Two-cent Rate For Mississippi.

jackson. Miss, Feb. 2O.-The Mis-
sissippi railroad commission Tuesday
ordered the railroads of the state to
adopt two-cent passenger rate on
the interchangeable mileage basis.
order is to become effective so days
hence.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-21
To Observe Holiday.

A resolution passed the house to
observe Washington's birthday Fri
day by joint session.
The house defeated the bill increas.
ing the salary of mine Inspectors from
$500 to $500 per year.
Limiting Railroad Employees.
The Marston bill for safeguarding
the travelling public and the EN-
plOyes of the railroads provides that
no railroad employe VINO is connected
with the movement of any rolling
stock, engine or train shall be re
quired or permitted to renal on du
ty more than l6 consecutive hours
nor shall any such employe having
been on duty that length of time, be
permitted to perform any TURNER ser
vice without having at least ten hours
rest. 1t is provided, however tnat
the act shall not apply to work per
formed III the protection of life o.
property in case of accident or wreck
or other unavoidable casuany auF
nothing therein shall prevent train
crews, taking passenge" trains and
freight trains loaded entirely with
perishable freight, to the next nearest
division poi1t. Employees of sleeping
car companies are not subject to this
act
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-21
Four Killed in Canadian Wreck.

London, Ont, Feb. 20.-The inter-
national express on the Grand Trunk.
en- route to Detroit, was wrecked In
the yards here Tuesday night 1t was
reported that four people were killed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-21

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The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-21
KILLING QUAIL is
TO Be PROHIBITED
NO MORE MAY BE SHOT UNTIL
FIVE YEARS HENCE.
MIR. JONES SUGGESTS CHANGES.
Would Transfer Banks TO Treasurer's
Department--Washington's Birtn-
day Will Be Observed in
Joint Session.
Special to Daily Herald.

Special to Daily Herald.
Des Moines, Feb. 2O.-The senate
this morning passed the bill by Will
son of Clinton, prohibiting the killing
of quail until December /, 1912. The
bill was amended to include prairie
chickens.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-02-21
Shipment Of Liquors.

The committee on suppression of
intemperance gave hearing on tn
McManus bill to permit the shipment
of Intoxicating liquors to points in
Iowa by breweries and wholesalers in
the state. Action on the bill deferred
For Better Service.
A bill was introduced by Senator
Jones today seeking to change the
banks from the auditors department
to the state treasurer's office, muaici,
pal accounts to the secretary of state,
and notary commission to the Cover
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-16
'.:,gKN& MIz2
THE JEWS LED A WAY
CAPTIVE,
Chapter. -.
Chapter. -.

This subject and Bible truth is very hard thing the
pcopc tn believe For the large majority of them believe already
That is they believe that shortly after the dea Christ tn,
Jews taken Captive 10y the army of Titus and led away cap
tive among all nations For just before Chrsts dcath He took His
disciples out to certain place. where they could look on the
beautiful City stood in its gigantic frame they viewed
its gander Christ spoke and said do you what manner of
buildings all these and in speaking he gave them to under
stand that He looked upon Jerusalem desoaton For He
said
Aud Jesus said Sec all these verify say unto
There shall shall not be
thrown down. st Mat. ga.
Also read
And Jesus said him grea, Buildings ,hsre
shall left upon thrown down
ST, Mark ls-s
Then read Luke.
which Their,
shall be left down.
St, Lake 2i-6
Those three testimonies the telling us what Jesus
said regard to the desoaon of Jerusalem And when they
heard Jesus that the time would come, that stone
should be left another They wanted more
about when all this should be- and He and said
Aud they shall fall by the edge Of
into all Jerusalem Gru, un the
imsa Of the Gcntles be fulfilled q, Lake e-a4
Christ said they should be led away captive and Jerusalem
should be tradden under foot of the Gentes unes
the Gentcs be ill., This proves that the luness of the
Gentes is not here yet for Jerusalem built up yet John
the Rev. speaks of this same facts in this manner
Bat u W c il wnhoN III, IN u, Azure -
" s''t" "a lie Gni. - e h' the, rad ua foot
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-16

Tie said La how loas AID he ua the cities
without inhab,ani.
dssoae Aud the Lord removed away great
sakclns iu the midst Vt the land Iss. 6-ii-s
Now the reader has Johns Revelation and sal testimony
the point which confirms Luke 22 with plain
truths before perfectly satisfied that all minded
men will clearly the fufmen Of the c,y of the Jews
fast passing away That commenced when army of Titus
surrounded Jerusalem and destroyed it, and will completed
when Jerusalem built again For proud to say to
the reader that our next point is to the point their being
gathered home again SO we leave the point for the present
intelligent reader know the Jews has been in captivity and
there Tire who do not know anything about what God
las promised them he ews) the last days. our aim in this
next chapter shall be make the reader see SO we ss to the
premises of God to them
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-16
Again we quote.


lis s,l com. ~,
shall Jcob r n.
when sa' axe teir cnee,
gospel they touching the election ~
beloved Tor the fathers sales Rom Ii-s0-.7-.s
omG eba,o Imman son, .
jerusalem end shall be lifted up aad inhabited in her place %
the the first tho gate the ,o.
Of annee unto the kings wnees And shall it. ~
there shalbc racion but Jerusalem shall aha
In shall bells hoc HOLINESS uyrn
THE LORD and the the Lord hou shall @ like hct.
Lord Of hosts AMI al they tina, sacrifice shalt Of them AMI
seehe therein and in thai day there shall the hou
OF The Lord Of hosts Z.ci, Il 10 Ill a'-a'
Therefore lie says again
Fol- thus smith the Lord God Behold vcn search nv ,..
and seek them shepherd his k in tic day M
he bis sheen and vm
deliver the" out Il" all places where they have condy md
dark day. And wi: bring hem FROM PEOPLE sh them from
the countries AMI viii bring feel tm uo,, III.
mou"tsn Of ISRAEL by the rves and all the Inhabited pces he ao
wifeei them IN good monusins Of r
shall their fold be- there snail the" lie in good fold pa,erc m
they feed upon the Of Israel feed N, r,ct and vn
cause than to lie down saith the Lord CD will lost
and bring asn that which driven NJ that nj S
broken and viii strengthen that which sick destroy the i
and the strong will feed them judgment, 8S
Therefore viii more b. p-, snI win
judge between cattle and cattle Ana Shepherd over them
and he sha feed them my he Shalt feed them and M
skill be their shepherd And God and my scry,o
David prime" among them Tie hd hv1 make with
them covenant q and will OH, and
and they shall dwell safely
Will make tem and the places round hill
tho shower down his showers Of ba
Aud the of the field shall shall Weld her
they sha! be am
lhave broken ont
the hand those thai served them .. no
be to the beahen land eyour them
ou they sha! dwell safely and shalt And will
raise up Tor them plant with
hunger In the land neither any more Ezsk
l34 l-6x
There many scriptures that could add to the many
given above But fully that there has been
more than necessary absh point we have before the
readers which our heading represent There nothing
lett for thee but for to believe that God in the will
gather his people the lsraeles home their own no TO
rucked up no more So hoping and trusting that labor will
be crowned with honor TO God and his We shall beg
remain a friend to the reader amen
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-16
QUESTION No.9

Brother Garrett please give US
an explanation Of Me'chisedec
who he was and OF bis origeuation
We see BIO wa. king Of Salem and
prizes, Of the most high God aud
without Father and Mother with
out descent or beginning Of days
or end Of life and Christ was made
. priest forever after the order Of
him please give rs your expIana-
ton through the good old CREssEr
!. H. Rymel.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-16
Que stion. No. 2

Why did Paul reason ont Of the
law Of Moses and gu, of tho pro.
phets so much! Please read.
And when they hal appointed him n
DAY. there csma many 10 him into his
lodging; I" whom he cxrounled md
testified Kingdom 81 Goa, persu.d-
ing them concerning Jesus. both on, Of
che law Of Moses, and GU, of the pro-
phe's' from morning till evening. Acts
2s-23
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-16
Question. No. 9

What space did Chris, stand on
in time the food OF ';oahy
Sp,ao,r Ell
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-16
Question No. 3

Please toll us why Paul used
this lan0u"ge1
"it con'fhriwise. when they saw tina,
inc gospel OF uDtircumcision was com
m''ed unto me. hs the gospel o. the
circumcision was unto Peter Gal. . !;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-16

PAGE OF INQUIRY
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-05-16
Question No. 1
Please tell me WHY Paul snid the
circumcision should he Justified by
faith and tho uncircumcis;on
through faith? Please road

)" E"'VH' TUWHC TUUu
Ishe th" God Of the Jews onlys il he
not also Of the Gcn,ilcs' les, OF the
Geniilcs also.
seeing 1t is one God, which shal
JUSTLY the circumcision by faith. and
uncircnmcision through faith.
DO We then make void ,he law through
faiihF God forbid, yea. We establish
the law Rom. $50 so-3I.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-16
GOOO RECORD FOR
MINOT FLOUR MILL
New Machinery Gives Mill Ca.
pacity of ESQ Barrels a Day..
Baking Test Gives This Mill
First Place Among Twenty.
Two Northwestern Mills.

New and better machinery has
been installed at the Minot Flour
Mill Co.. giving this concern aca-
pacity of $50 barrels q day. The
new elevators is rapidly nearing
completion and when it is finish
ed there will be no better equip
ped mill this side of the Twin
Cities.
The Minot Flour Mill Co. by
the way is making an enviable
record. Three cent baking tests
shows that out Of twenty-five
mills in the Northwest, the Mi
not mill walks away and ahead
of all Of them. in point Of making
good flour. This is due first to
the excellent wheat which is
grown in this part OF the state,
mainly No. 1 Northern. Second
~. GOOD flour cannot be made
from the best OF wheat unless the
mill has the hest of machinery
aud m,llers who know how to
grind wheat. The Minot mill
has both. tete.a.s Il, !.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-16
Doctors Leave for Germany

DR., Crokat and Dr. Klemer leave to-
morrow for New York city where on
May %, they will sail for Europe. DR..
Crokat will be accompanied by his
wife. They will sail for England
landing at Plymouth and pass across
that country by rail, visiting the doc,
tors relatives in that country; after
they will go to Berlin Germany where
the doctors will spend six months in
specializing in their professions. DR.
Klemer will give his attention to his
specialties, the eye, ear, nose and
throat. Both doctors have Travelled
in Europe extensively. DR.. Klemel
will return to Minot some time during
the summer to resume his practice.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-16
Des Laos Items.

The Farmers Elevator Co. at Lone
Tree EXPECT to run their elevator in con-
uection with the Berthold Co., thus
saving expense. The Berthold Co. was
very successful the last year.
LIP. Weatherwax spent two days
last week in Minot looking for plas-
terer. He succeeded in hiring one FRI
day noon but before the o'clock train
left he was so disorganized with drink
that L, p. let the train leave them be-
hind.
H, H. hussey and family visited with
his brother, VIM. Hussey, last Sunday.
Mr.. Mcclure was Minot visitor last
Monday.
Mr.. Allen of the Hotel DeField ex-
poets to move to mis- claim in few days
It is nice that the city Of Des Laos is
morally growing better as all OF the
stores are closed on Sunday excepting
one.
All good people should patronize the
merchants who close their stores on the
Sabbath.
LIP. Weatherwax has had more ex
perience with drunken people this week
When we went home from church Sun
day evening about 10 o'clock he found
dark object living on the ground with its
head under the doorstep and thinking
/ it was dead calf gave it kick. AS il
| did not move he gave it another, and
you can imagine his surprise when q
| man turned over and wanted to know
! where his wife was. They hunted FOL
| his wife awhile without success then
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-16
A Dandy Cow.

A. P. Slocum has a Jersey COW
two years old, fresh about two
weeks at the Brown Lassie Dairy
and Stock Farm, that is certain
~ dandy. She gives ten quarts
Of milk at each milking which
tests 6.S per cent butter fat. Mr..
Slocum will soon erect a silO and
this season will grow ten acres
of solo corn, a field of millet and
a pasture mixture.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-16
Another North Dakota Booster.

Chas. Funderberg was in the
city bright and early Monday
morning passing around the
oranges. We thot that he had
taken another trip to California
in search OF the luscious fruit,
butshe stated that he simply had
a bran new baby boy at his
home, born the day before.
Here's hoping that he will be as
good a booster for North Dako-
TIA as his daddy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-16
NEW LAND FIRM FOR MINOT.

New land firm for Minot 70 SHRR
Well Known Elk Park Land Co., Deal
ers in Canadian Dirt Secures Ofhce
in This city-WiII Open Middle OF
Month.
The Elk Park Land Co. will open
head Offices for the state in Mlnot
sometime between the middle and the
goth of the present month. D. w. Al
ton, the general manager, was in MI
not a few hours Saturday evening, en-
route to Edmonton, Alberta with
number of prospective land buyers,
and completed arrangements which
have been pending for some time. Inc
Minot office will be in charge OF COM
Detent real estate man, and thru an
extensive campaign of advertising, it
is hoped to boom Cana ian lands as
they have never been btomed in this
locality before.
Mr.. Alton is an old acquaintance OF
the editor of the Independent and is
we'll known by many over the state
For several years he was superinten-
dent of the Stewart line Of elevators,
and gave up his position only to deal
in Canadian lands. He has been very
successful in the past three years and
today is buying and selling his own
lands. The Elk Park Land Co. besides
the Minot office has offices at Ed
monitor, Marinville and Taber, Alb
erta.
The lands which are for sale lie in
the famous Elk Park valley north OF
Edmonton. It is noted for it's grains
and cereals. A $4,000 we'll boring
machine is at work now boring for
gas and stand very good show Tor
striking it, as they have already gone
thru eight feet of tar sand.
The celebrated prairie winter wheat
country is located about Taber. The
brushy black loan soil is known
world wide.
..Mr. Alton is one OF the creates,
hustlers you ever saw. He is con
vincing speaker and what's more thar
all round good square fellow.
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Mr.. Weatherwax assisted him to an
other house which was rented to his
nephew and found the wife there. AS
it was stormy night the man was plac-
ed on bunk in the basement near the
furnace. In the morning they went on
their way, not rejoicing.
NOR. Anon,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-16
Inpounded

In the pound yard, Sec. p, 154-
81, one bay gelding, white star
in forehead; no brand, weighs
about 400 lbs. One bay mare,
star in forehead. No brand.
Weight about 400 lbs. Ages
each about ten years. Owners
pay charges and remove pro-
pertv. j. N. PETERSON, P. NJ,
5-16-5.23.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-16
Will Choose Secretary.

Next Thursday night the new direct
ors of the Commercial Club will be ell
ected after which a new secretary will
be chosen. There are up-to-date six
applicants for the position, three from
Minot, one from Chicago and one
from Fargo
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Carl Owenson. who has been
at work tearing down the Nc
Kinney hotel, had a marvellous
escape from instant death Tues
day. While at work on the
building about thirty feet from
the ground the scaffold broke
and Carl fell to the ground. lie
was picked up unconscious out
in a few hou1s lfgaine;I. consci-
business. We did not learn to
just what extent his injuries are,
but it is not thought that there
will be any serious consequence
fro NJ tie result OF the fall.-Ex.
J. NJ. Devine, president Of the
Grain Growers convention, has
arranged for the farmers insti-
tute to be held at this place the
second week of June, on the l 4 tn
and 18th. This convention, you
will remember, was abandoned
last January on account of bad
weather and blocked trains.
The Cando Democrat thinks
that if each merchant in the
town would set aside 500 a
year for advertising, each one
ought to get 81, 900 extra bust
ness a year that is going to the
catalog houses.
Gov. Devine spent Sunday at
Williston. He states that that
town is growing fast, but that
it will never be able to cope with
Minot. He net the four editors,
all OF whom seem tu be very
; prosperous.
Ray Skinner brot ia eight
young wolves to the county au
ditor Monday and received g
nice bunch Of bounty money or
! them.
DR.. Kermott is now nicely 10
: Gated in his new Offices in the p
/ p. Lee block, where Dr.. Croket
+ held forth for seven years.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-16

White Wyandotte eggs for Matching
from the best standard bred stock. $500
per Is. Our birds took LIST premium at
Minnesota State Fair last season, and
we guarantee all eggs fertile. Write
your wants. Freeby's Poultry and
Truck Farm, Box SO, Minot, ND. soft
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County News

twenty.sixth birthday week before
last with Editor Kirk at the head.
While heating mixture of bees
wax and turpentine on stove Mrs.
Frank Ingles of Portal was badly bur
ned about the arms and several others
received minor injuries. After the
mixture became heated it exploded
causing the accident.
| The 500 agent at the town of ker-
nit is reported to have left the country
with about 5000 of the company's coin.
The fellows name was J. B. Muere.
Two tough customers near Portal
made an unsuccessful attempt to SWIM
die old man O'Brien out Of his home
stead by getting him intoxicated and
induced him to sign away his land.
The old man got jagged all right and
so much so that it was impossible for
him to sign his name, so he was taken
TO town by the fellows who had at
tempted to secure the signature, but
some of the Porta business men got
next and put stop to the game.
The Ryder News is running full
page of final proof notices, and is look
ing prosperous in several other ways.
A young lady from near Flaxton
had the misfortune the other day to
shoot a hole in one of her feet. She
was crawling thru the brush when
the gun was accidently discharged.
Sportsman of Tolley will organize
gun club in that town, to practice
up for the fall hunting season.
Brookbank is the name of the new
post Office out in the western part of
Ward county VIM. Glib has been
named as postmaster.
1t is reported that the post office
at the town of Welby will be discon-
tinued shortly.
TheBowbells Tribune states that
that town will have new school build
ing before the fall term that will be
a credit to a city of much larger
size and one that the people may be
proud of.
The base ball boys of Bowbells will
buy land for their diamond this year.
Ward county has already contribut,
ed twenty-six patients to the insane
hospital.
Bowbells will give a grand celebra-
ton on the Fourth of July this year.
A 500 line freight went into the
ditch near Kenmare last week and
piled up sixteen freight cars, but lucky
lily no person was injured.
The authorities at Kenmare have
seized a car load of beer in that town
and it is said that they have even
closed up the temperance pool rooms.
There is nothing doing in the booze ;
line at Kenmare.
The citizens of Kenmare are rejoic-
ing that the new sewer system of that
town will be completed this summer.
Grain thieves are reported, by the
RYDER News to be IN and about The
vicinity of Ryder.
Editor Smith of the Plaza Pioneer
visited in Minot few days last week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-05-16
Will Sue Commercial Club.

VIM. Vosburgh has start.d an
action against the Minot Com
mercial club to recover 1865
which he claims is due him. Vos-
burgh was secretary Of the club
until few months ago and
claims that he was elected from
office without the clubs giving
him thirty days. notice.
The agreement was witnessed
by Mayor Greenleaf and Former
tiovernor F. Y. Sarles. Vos-
burgh made the club a good
paying proposition for himself,
some months making $500 from
the pool and billiard tables, from
his commission on fees from new
membe.s and from the sale OF
cigars.
Next Saturday Prof. Dunaevski, OF
the Minot Academy of Music will
hold his spring examination. Ten
pupils will take the examination for
certificates. A committee composed
of Mayor Greenleaf, S. H. Wolfe, and
Rev. G. l.. Powell will inspect the ex
animation and see that all are given
fair play. This school is turning Out
some splendid musicians.