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The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

themselves. Mr.. White is to
be congratulated upon his
hospitality.
Arthur McReynolds has
begun camp IN the woods OF
John e. Corder. He has set
u number of traps, as we are
told he will deal in hides and
furs this winter. Daniel Nc
Fillen has started a camp,
also, at the extreme north.
west part Of Whites Isle, this
is ''Tucks" accustomed way
every autumn aud spring.
Now listen for the ducks and
geese stories, although we are
told "Tuck" il a good marks.
man.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
HARMONY

Wheat sowing is about over
in this locality.
Urcle Sam Sullivan is very
feeble at this writing.
w. s. Barnes and son have
been breaking Young horses
the past week.
j. M. Chilcott and daugh-
ter, visited W. o. Barnes on
Sunday.
B. F.. May6eld went To
Brunswick Saturday on bust.
ness.
Barney Mayfield and wife,
of Virginia,a are In this locality
visiting his brother, james
Mny6eld and others.
There was q couple ut Slater
sports at Saline Point Sunday,
There IN tn be a sporting
ranch at Saline Point soon.
Buck Ray is looking for I
wife, he says he wants u CIR
of Irish descent, that he dom,
want q Dutchman in his.
Mrs. Lee Gett departe'
this life Sunday morning ant
was buried Monday at Har
mony.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

Miss Julia Morris. OF Nap
ton, is the guest this week Of
Miss Annie Neimier.
Mr.. Nelson and NJ. +. Wiley
of Nelson worshiped at Con.
cord Sunday and were dinner
guests Of Harry Hudson's.
Joe Scott aud wife were
trading with the Marshall
merchants Saturday.
Il. j. Davis sold "a nice
bunch Of hogs one day last
week.
j. A. West aud A. N. Dick
son spent u few days recently
N Chicago.
VIM. Rhine and wife spent
a few days last week with rel
atives ut Higginsville.
d.. Dickson and wife pass
ed through here Friday en-.
route for the county seat.
Gold Howell who has been
fireman Oh the G. & A. has re.
turned home and says there
Is no place like home.
Mrs. W. A. Davidson and
children Of Marshall spent
,st week with Will Thomas
and wife.
Mrs. WILDER Hostetter, al
Armstrong, spent a few days
last week IN this vicinity
Mrs. Hostetter il bettel
known In this vicinity as Miss
COrinne Howell and her oil,
friends were giad to have he
with them.
d. j. Dickson and son will
have a public sale on Saturday
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NApTON

Mrs. n. l.. Duncan and
Mrs. Frank kiuts went IN
Kansas City Thursday for a
short visit with relatives.
Tom Hasemeier went Ia
Bpnville Monday for a visit
with friends.
Miss Ella Williams has Civ
en- up her -cbUl her. to marry
aud will take a class Il one,
Robert Bagnell.
John Morris who is firing
an engine ON the G. IL A. rail.
road ont of slater. spent Sun
day with the home folks in
Napton.
Miss Hattie Bransom, of
Marshall, spent sunday with
Miss Edna HAYES.
Ernest Harvey and broth
Ter, Charles, of Hardeman,
were callers ut the p,st-othce
Monday. They have both
been sick, but are about well
now.
Frank Mills. az Burden,
Kansas was visiting relatives
here tins week.
Rural carrier.J j. L.. TichenOr
= taking his v'cst'un new,
aud hi, substitute, Manuel
Alexander 10 serving the
route.
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LITTLE ROCK

Rev. Peck.of Topeka. Kan
sas and Rev. Summers. Of
Parsons. Kansas. are holding
u p~rOtracted meeting at Pera
church near Potter school.
house. Everybody should
hear them.
! DR.. Sharp attended church
near Potter schoOlhouse Sat
urday evening.
Dan Ehlers went 10 Black.
water Monday on business.
Miss Ina Thornton is visit
ing her folks north of town
TINS week.
Otis Roberts and II. M.
Ehlers won the prize shooting
at Little Rock last week.
Rev. Clark, Of Slater is
helarng Rev. Lehman with the
prOtracLed meeting at f. I'll
Greek. All should come out
aud hear them.
George Pearson and wife
Returned home THURSDAY
from Sedalia where they hat
been attending the stale fair
George Gigger was seer
Saturday afleanoon at Little
Rock. We think that he hat
some kind Of business.
Several from this commun
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

MISS Halt. DR.. Halls daugb.
lie was raised in Black
burn AID graduated at West
Point Military School.
II. B. Hunter left for Fort
Worth, Texas, Tuesday even
ing.
Gus Sylveste-, Louis Kurtz
and Henry Menegali went To
Beaver County, Oklahoma,
Tuesday evening.
Our City uarsbal made a
rad on regm sban'y and
captured Is persons.
Dr.. RicharL sold his dwell.
ing house Ia h. l.. Frerking.
Harry Herring is improving
his d Seirng bv putting down
4 grauitnd walk.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

ity attended the dance at
George Cooks last Thursday
|eveping.
A very nice little gathering
took place AT Mr.. aud Mrs.
Bruce Thornton last Wedues-
day evening. All reported
having had a good time.
Fritz Greekin, of Usage.
county is visiting relatives
land friends around little
X ck. We are all glad T., see.
him and would like to have
him remain with US.
Miss Pearl Dysart went t.,
lGiliam Saturday. Qua
Tbomas accompanied her
home.
, The new telephone line in
bottom is progressing nicely.
Church was held Sunday ~
Concord by Rev. Herndon.
Ehler Bros. Red, PLAYED
Franklin Junction lat Fri.
day the score being } to2 "a
favor Of the Reds, bat IN the
ninth iUniUg the Franklin
boys had two outs and The
lone at the bat two strikes aud
1.-The third one was thrown aud
|the battpr bad laid his bat
down aud some of the players
had left the field when the
umpire called the batter back
land told him t take his base
Ion balls aud the next one that
went 10 the bat sent him to
first ON balls and kept doing
THAT until he let four more
score in, giving the game H.
Franklin thus making th'
Iscore q Ia ). The umpire had
money he, IN Franklin and
therefore had to give them
the game. II there had been
anotber umpire Franklin
would not even have made one
score.
II. NJ. Elders left Tuesday
for Texas with several lanr
buyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sieinbetz, al
Manson county, Illinois, spent
a few DAYS at Litil. Rucl
with Ehler Bros. looking a
farms.
Mr.. Aselmever, az Osag,
county IL visiting his brothers
Henry and Herman.
Miss Lillian Hensick nc
. rompsnied hv Miss Lawless
fIof Arrow II elk were Little
7 Rick callers Friday afternoon
4 Dr.Sharp. Henry B,erbaun
and Prof. Trout were Gillian
! callers last Tuesday evening
Il. NJ. Ehlers spent Thurs
day evening ~ Nelson.
Miss Clara Gorker who |
Leacuug schri Near Heuman'
&. spent Saturday and Sunda.
with home folks ~ Slater.
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LIBERTY TOWNSHIP

NJ. aud Mrs. joe Hilton
were IN our ueighborh od
Sund ~.
There will be- preaching at
Hazel Grove Sunday.
EVERYDAY attended the
Carnival aud enjoyed them
selves fine.
There were two boys that
looked Lonesome Sunday night.
j. A. CLANCY shipped "A car
Of cattle Ia Kansas City
Tuesday.
EVERYDAY is getting in
their winters wood, a very
good idea.
Lester Bnhtright was in the
neighborhuUd Monday buying
cattle.
Herndon baseball nine
IcrOssed bats with Blue Lick
at John Zeigel's pasture Sun
day evening the score being
l3S IA g Ia favor of HerDdOn
The Herndon team Is new u
The business. They organize
~ Sept. and this is the frs.
time that they ever played
against another team. Blu
Lack needs a gtnh deal -
practice as well as the Hern
don boys.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
BLACKBURN

M. X. L,llard shipped u car
.hMd of stock To Kansas City
Friday night.
M. X. Lillard was thrown
from his horse Tuesday con-
sequentsy is very sore.
Lieut.. Hally PeInt went 70
Msrshslt Tuesday morning
where he Was married g
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

Mothers with little children need no
longer fear Group, colps or %whooping
cough. Bees laxative Cough Syrup
tastes good. II works OF the cold
through the bowels, cuts the phlesm
clears the head. For young and old.
Guaranteed. Secure q bottle At once.
Sold by l.. II. FRANKLIN.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
Z
Wear Out

DR.. Miles Anti Pain
Pills relieve pain-not
only once, but az many
times az it is necessary to
take them. Many persons
who suffer from chronic
ailments find in them .
source Of great relief from
the suffering which they
would otherwise be COM
PEELED to endure. Their
soothing influence upon
the nerves strengthen
rather than weaken them.
For this reason they sel-
dom lose their effective
ness.
for n n , - ysar r,. M : :.svs s:.' . 800
# the heart, shcrtners ~ brestAt
,lesI'e'.rs:s sn arI s:'n stpscs ~
know what I should 10 without them-
and they are the only remedy hsvp
ever. used that either Ga not vsaS
~, : ,s.' Of ,iI ne. *. I, , s.y: 80 ;..s ~;
were such that would ~ obliged .
.'',' .n'', Nc. c, sc.rsse..
pr m,,..' Acu.s s," ciiis are ss,S -
your druggist, who win GUARANTEES 49,
The first package will bereNt W
s:',.: he y,,'i return yc.r nSssE. s,,u,
Miles Medical Go, ElkhAst Ind
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3 County 0es. :
sGia Observation-Disclosures

NORTH GRAND PASS.

ONfAND kAOOs
Jack Frost has been our
guest ;several. times the last
few mornings and has frozen
most all outdoor plants.
A carry.all, chaperoned by
Messrs. Will and Joe Baird,
Misses Maude Code and
Katie Reynolds attended SER
vices at Asbury chapel Satur-
day evening and night was
very pleaeaut and the drive
was delightful. The follow
ing ones completed the jolly
crowd: Robert Funk, Bertha
P~lattner, Frank Humphreys,
Mollie Plattner, Charles De-
moss, Callie Mcclure and the
formers sister, MISS Mollie,
Milton Hoff, of Orrick, Mo
aud Clyde Williams, of Napo-
leon, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Demoss
are receiving congratulations
upon the arrival of a oaby girl
at their home Oct. 10, and
Mrs. Julina NJ. Edwards and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Demoss
are learning the dignity OF
grandmother and grand
father.
Mrs. Bud Smith Is much
better at this writing.
Paul Gerstnerleft for East
st. Louis, Friday Oct. IL,
where he has accepted a posi-.
ton. Paul is an excellent
young man and will be greatly
missed by his friends, who
wish him much prosperity in
his new home.
Mrs. Sarah Booker and little
daughter, Agnes, of near
Malta Bend are visiting with
Mrs. Booker's parents this
week.
Ernest II. Hancock, of Oak
Grove, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Maggie, were
calling in our vicinity Satur.
day.
Sam T.. Huff, of Orrick,
Ray county, began digging
his potato crop consisting of
100 acres. W. j. Vogt has
gone TO that place to superin.
tend the weighing of said
crop.
Mrs. A. r. Hicks and chill
dren were the pleasing guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Tolle
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Oliver
spent Sunday at Waverly with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Burnette.
Invitations are out ANNOUNCE
ing an informal dance at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Pauglonis.
Miss Mable Dickerson was
member Of u hpuse-party, at
the home of her sister, Mrs
Albert Hoover, from Satur'
day till Sunday.
A protracted fox chase was
held at Whites Park last week
Everybody seemed to enjo.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18
HARDFMAN

A. N. Dickson and ]. A.
Roberts we're Slater visitors
Saturday.
J. T. Neff and and wife, of
L1ps Angeles, California, ar
rived here one day last week
and will make 8 visit with rel
atiyes here.
Harry Hudson, Johu Howell
Guy Fowler and Charley
|Thomss we're among the ones
from this vicinity that attend.
ed the fair Ut 6edalia last
week.
The Two children Of Frank
Btpek NV whohave bean quite
MOI sre ccnyslscent:
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Oct. 10 on the farm Of ID. +.
Dickson.
b. B. Piper and wife were
mum bered among the visitors
at The Carnival Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

10 you know that P~in.,alve Car
bolIzsd acts like q poult,cs 10 draw.
Ing out Determination and POISON II
IL s~ntiseptio. For cuts, hurn-. ecze'
ma. cracked hand. II Il immediate re-
lief. 25c. Sold nv u, u, FRANKLIN
The Marshall republican., 1907-10-18

ttirst Insertion Oct. 49,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
state OF M,ssoori IS.
In the Circuit Court september term
1907,
Chss. Matthews, ..",..""""" Plaintiff
sarah Matthews Defendant
Al this day comes the PiAintin herein, by
hts attorney Robert N. reynolds, having
heretofore, towlt an the itth day OF Aug
ust. lyvI. nied his ps,ition herein and Mes
that ufrndant Sarah Matthews has sbsent,
ed herself from beE usual place of abode In
The ordinary process OF Law cannot DO served
upon her, and asks that an order Of publica-
hon be had hsr-in. notifying her Of the
tendency OF this suit
that said dsfsnds1t be noiinsd by pu6iicss
ton that plaintiff hes commenced . s0is
against her IN THIS court, the object and
S SS snS deere. q Tbs eour, SivSrcins ,ss
plaintif from the bonds OF mAtrinAouy
heretofore contracted aud entered into be-
unIsss the said defendant, RsS0h Matthews
be aud appear ~ this court, 81. the next
term lheisSt. TO b bsgan u heldse -
i = IA az Counts. on The issS sdayp Of JssSsrs.
next and on or before the ntst day Of seie
term. answsr or plead 70 petition ~ aid
and judgement will b. rendsrsd accordingly,
And IL IL futhsr ordered, ths, : copy
| hereof ba publishsd, according - law, In
che Marshall Republican,. q weskty hews-
nAper published In said county Of Heitps.
Tor tour weeks succsseiveiy, the last In
ssrtion 10 bs ~ isaat thtrtssn dAys bdfvrs
6sst day II sAAd ,,sAs January = ran Of this
W. 3. SCOTT. oirsuit Clsrk.
A trus copy trpns tbs : card
witness my Maud, and the seal II ths
QtrsSis Veqrt y saline cousss "a. tssi
0'o I. sCorr. carsuls vsss4,
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The Ward County independent., 1907-09-12
WILL LOCATE NEAR M|NOT
Old Soldiers from Dayton, Ohio,
Home to Buy Quarter Section
of Land for a Summer Retreat.
Would Live Like Lords.

10 hn A. Bennett, father o1
Mrs. Ed Long, and former chic
OF the Cleveland, Ohio, fire de.
partment, announces that he
will return to Minot next spring
with some twenty Of his old
comrades and start a retreat
near Minot for the soldiers. Mr..
Bennett at present is living in
the Soldiers National Home at
Dayton, Ohio, but has been
spending the summer here with
his daughter.
He is so we'll pleased with the
country that he has written the
other soldiers at the home OF the
delightful summers, the magni-
ficent crops and the hospltaole
people, and they have also
caught the North Dakota fever.
The plan of Mr.. Bennett is sim
ply this: He proposes to form
The Ward County independent., 1907-09-12

Ny Brother Bill he knows 1t all! He's
too rip-snortin' smart!
He's one of these here Johnnie Wise that
overdoes his part
Bill seq I never know tn way to do
thing up brown;
But Bills the boy at knows it all-th'
wisest kid" in town.
When advanced plan t. poke that rab-
bit frum a log.
Then William pushed me right away and
whistled fer tn dog!
TT" cum tearin' frum tn hole. right
in Bits arms ker-plunk!
Bill licked me when I smelled OF him
fer he had ketched skunk!
Last summer when I found tn bees a.
swarmin' in our lot;
II knew it all tn time," sez Bill; lest
see the sting I got!'
An when Cy Bingham's dog he cum an
ct up our buck sheep,
MY brother dreamed the hull thing out
the night afore, asleep!
So Jest planned 'speriment. rushed
in with q laugh
An yelled, "Our brindle cow, old Spot
has got brand new calf!'
II knowed it first" sez Brother Bill.
Last night I heerd her bawl!
An then danced and hollered: she
amt got no calf a-talf!"
The Ward County independent., 1907-09-12

L. j. w niger built q fine large
eranary on his farm north of
town and his hired man circu-
lated the report that there was
to lie IL big dance there Satur-
day night. Accordingly couples
came from miles around to find
that the musician. Winger, who
knew nothing ot the dance, had
gone away in another direction,
and there was q disappointed lot
of young people indeed.
The Minot Business College
will open Monday, Sept. 30, in
the Biakey block. Harold Mel
son, who managed the institu-
tion last year, will be back this
this month to take charge of the
school again. 1t is expected that
the attendance will be unusually
large this year. The pupils from
this school have done remark
ably we'll, which speaks we'll for
the instructors and their meth
DDS.
Clarence Pellet and Miss Jessie
Rounds, two children from Tolley, were
married in Minot recently. The young
sters are not seventeen years of age yet,
but the parents accompanied them here
and consented to the marriage. AS an
example of robbing the cradle, this
beats anything that has been called to
our attention so far.
The Ward County independent., 1907-09-12

Twas Yesterday went t fish where
know pick'rels is.
I'd TEST spit on my bait and cast q eett1n'
down t. biz.
When Brother Bill he cum along an seq:
"You don't fish right!'
An took tn pole away frum me 5ist
when got a bite!
But, gee, tn fish unlocked hisself, an
Bill he said word
Thet il my ma had heard him say, he'd
wisht she hadn't heard!
An Bill he fished like everything-he jest
tried hard an fished-
Then threw the pole down on tn bank
and sez: ''Well, I'll be swished!"
An right then when picked it up felt
a awful pull
BY jim-i-nee! I'm tellin' you I jist had
both hands full!
He flopped and dove an jumped like
time, a-whippin' things t foam
I fell in-but landed him an hipered on
fer home!
Geo whix! he weighed most eighteen
pounds on mothers butter scales.
An she said: Goodness gracious me, tn
next thing will be whales!"
See Bill: "Oh, I've caught bigger fsh!"
an HE just made you climb;
That's why tossed the pole t your! aD
KNEW 1T ALL TIL TIME!
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a company and buy a quarter
section OF land near MinOt.

a company and buy a quarter
section of land near Minot.
Each soldier has a little money
of his own and they easily pay
spot cash for the farm and have
money to 60 on. The soldiers
are to sleep out in tents during
the summer if they desire, but
good comfortable buildings will
be erected. Several first-class
milch cows will be secured and
the old bows will live right.
They have good pensions from
the government, so will be able
to put in alittle money occasion
ally-enough to keep the institu-
tion going.
Mr.. Bennett is at present ne
gotiating for a piece of land.
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Not long ago q patient at q
local hospital, who was recover
inc from a Y.,N severe attack OF

1
ing from a v.ny severe attack OF
typhoid fewer, va, allowed to
leav" hi, l.r' i'nt wn~ rIAc ID on
a v.r >tict II.hl ,ii-l. 'In. feI-
low course l..l ~ III sl :,vrd
during ills long >,l.r nn! Mas
growing ve'.v In = $, 50 When
the nurses we're nu I a.ouuu he
struck u.l' ~ over Town wh.r-
he Or'itirtLL GO),i >ln;lir meal
lat a restaurant. ~ fellow
should have knuMn that h!s was
a dangerous ri-'e ii business,
but he pull .l'hr"pgh the ordeal
all right ana l,ll the hospital
that very day.
Three little boys, Masters
Roach, Duvall and Cavanaugh,
the oldest being but swelve years
of age, took a notion in their
craniums that they would 60 out
west and fight the Injurs. They
left their home Monday and were
seen in Des Laos that after oon.
Sheriff Lee received word Tues
day morning that the lads had
slept in the Lone Tree elevator,
nearly twenty miles west of here,
and that they We're corraled that
morning. The Roach lad ran
away from home ouce before this
year and seems to be trying to
lead other boys away.
The S. NJ. Swensen Plumbing
and Heating concern has a large
amount Of work on hand. They
will put in the plumbing and
heating for the three-story Roell-
Blakey block. They are putting
a hot water heating plant in the
large residence recently pur-
chased by Ii. A. Foss, and also
doing the plumbing for tie
Graves residence. Besides this
they are doing considerable
plumbing at the G. N. hotel.
James Fitzpatrick of Sawyer
made final proof on the best
quarter Of tband in the stete-in
.Jim's estilnation-Monday, ard
the fellows who swore by all that
was good and had that Jim
hadn't sl-pt !, nigh off the claim
werpWm H ffman and Timothy
Mangan, tw., of the most truth
full fellows who have ever raised
their righ, lands in the Alin0t
land office
The city is placing the roads
leading to the city in the best
possible condition very wise
thing. The grade to the North
viaduct has been completed and
thu approaches to the North side
bridge have been fixed so that
farmers may haul their grain
over it easily. The citizens of
Minot appreciate the business
that cnmes from the country peo-
pie and can well afford to give
them good roads.
Keeping store would be dull bust
ness in Minot, il all the bargain hunters
should move away. The goal Of yester-
day should be the starting point OF to
morrow-in planning your Independent
advertising.
HORSE DENTIsrRY-If you want your
horses teeth fixed, see Chas. Scribner,
Tasker, N. D. 9-12-926
The Ward County independent., 1907-09-12

Geo. State. the Surrey butcher,
hardware dealer. hotel keeper
and livery stable proprietor, was
q Minot visitor SATURDAY..
George is also ma yor OF. the city
an1 taken nll-in-all, he's buster
than II cranberry merchant.
George ie an old Minot boy and
his friends are pleased to know
that he's prospesing SO well.
County Commissioners Emer-
son, Defiance and Willis and Sur
veyor Thomas, were thrown
from their rigs while enroute to
Douglas where they were going
to settle 2 road dispute. Their
buggy gave away, throwing the
occupants out. Mr.. Emerson's
leg was quite severely injured
and the others were bruised more
or less.
Hubert H inen and wife, old
time residents of roxholm, have
gone to Hillyard, Wash. here
they will spend the winter and
perhaps may locate there per-
manentlv They are among the
best people of Ward county and
will be missed.
The Farmers Elevator at Lone
Tree with $4,000 capacity is
nearly completed.
The Ward County independent., 1907-09-12

Mrs. Geo. B. Clifford, of Grand Forks,
wife of prominent business man, was
killed in an automobile accident while
enroute to Minneapolis with members
of her family. When near Fergus Falls,
Mimi, their car failed to climb steep
hill on account Of the high gear. As
the gear was being changed, the car
started backwards down the hill and
overturned near the bottom. The
woman was caught under the machine
aud her skull fractured. She lived but
a few minutes. Mrs. Clifford was we'll
known in Minot.
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LIQUOR LICENSE OR TAN NOTICE

LIQUOR LICENSE OR TAN NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that q government
tax receipt for special tax on the business OF
retail liquor dealer was issued to A. A: Bennett
Of rouglas. Nor Dakota. on the Sth day OF
In the store 4Ox25. located on'lot No. II. block
No. 9. of town OF Douglas. North Dakota,
which said building is owned by A. A. Bennett,
OF said property where said tax receipt IS
posted
Dated the 9Th day OF September A. D. 1907.
A. A. BENNETT,
Holder OF said Government Tax Receipt.
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That Road to Paradise.

David Lloyd is building a
road to Paradise but the funny
part of it is that all the inhabit-
ants Of Lloyd's Paradise have to
shovel coal. The road is mile
long-much shorter than that
some people will have to travel
before they reach the Gates, but
it's long enough for it cost Mr..
lloyd three thousand dolrars or
more. This is something the
Paradise mine has needed for
some time and will enable Mr..
Lloyd to place his fine coal pro-
dudt on the market in fair COM
petition with the coal from other
mines.
The Ward County independent., 1907-09-12

| P. Questad, John Wallin, Andrew
Nelson, liver and Ole Watne are some
of the Burlington farmers who are
stacking their grain. This is mighty
wise idea for the grain always grades
better, is threshed cheaper, and doesn't
run nearly as much risk Of being ruined
by the elements.
This is the season of the year when
the country is scourged by enthusiastic
hunters with $40 dogs, $50 guns, who
shoot away s3 worth of ammunition,
wear out IS worth Of clothes and spend
"a worth Of time to get thirty cents
worth of game.