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KILLING DOGS WITH AXE
(Tucson Citizen.)


 Two hunderd and ten dogs have passed to the happy land of bow WOW in the last fifteen days, their deaths all being laid to the door of City Poundmaster Lorenzo Mccormick.
 Mccormick has held the position for about fifteen days, and during that time has been out every day, as sisted by a couple of young boys, looking for dogs, whose necks are not adorDST\ with collar bearing the
 In -M tl{s.< mnrpShg -x1arfl2 21n dogs have been caBrsspe3 by McCor- mick and his two youthful assist ants. All of these, with the excep- ton of four or five that were caught late yesterday afternoon, have been put to death, their owners failing to put in claim for them, accompanied by the price of dog tax.
 Mccormick puts canine to death by rapping them on the back of the head with the butt end of an axe. Considerable was said some time ago regarding this manner of killing the dogs captpred, and it was agreed by the council that some more humane manner should be found. However, nothing has been done, and the axe is used daily.
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]. 4 HOOVER B co.
DAILY MARKET SUMMARY.
Bisbee. Oct. B. 1901

Bisbee, Oct g, 1907.
 Liquidation on a large scale was seen in New York today, with further uneasiness regarding the banking sit uation. The difficulties of the West inghouse Electric Company was a big bearish factor and caused quite a sensation. It seems all the bad news coming out was expected in cer- A : e z5if@519Iz4 11Gz - a good rally hefnre long Rnstnra coppers were weak all day. Some short covering of Copper Range gave it rather firm tone. The metal situation is still bad and further reductions are being made daily. Greene Cananea was off fractionaliy again to a new low level. Superior & Pittsburg was slightly weaker, likewise Calumet 6 Arizona. Believe the good coppers are about low enough to be confident ly purchased
 The local curb situation shows no change and indications point to a continuatio of the dullness for some time to come. We believe, however, advantage should be taken of the sit nation to get some bargain stocks.
 Closing Quotations:
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For Review job ard business office Call Phone 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-24
TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug Store--Rooms 3
 and 4, Antiers' Bldg.
Bisbee. Oet. 23, 19O7.

Bisbee, Oct. 23, 1907
 Trading was nearly at a standstih and the price changes in the curos wer insignificant. New York and Bos- ton both acted nervous and sold off during the morning session but re- covered slightly at the close. Con ditions and sentiment are such that it is hard to form an opinion as to just what will happen next. The re- ports current of the Failure of old es- tablished financial institutions has shaken the confidence of the people and those who would buy are wait ing to see the outcome. We do know, however that lots of stocks around their present selling prices are bar gains and should be picked up for 1 ,N1KIf
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j. C. PRITcHARD
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks a Speciality.

Bisbee, Oct. 23, 1907.
 The market today was panicky and unsettled, the embarrassment of more great financial institutions such as the Trust Company of America and the Westinghouse Electric Company and the closing of doors of the Pitts burg Stock Exchange naturally un- settled the market. Still it seems prices in the copper list could not go much lower, so that the list remains nearly at the level of yesterday.
 Closing Quotations:
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Wanted: Clean linen rags at Re view office 562
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.


 Notice is hereby given that the am nual meeting of the stockholders of the Wolverine & Arizona Mining Company will be held at the office of company. No. e1 Mason HiI, in the city Of Bisbee. Arizona, on Wednes- day, November 18th, 1907, at 12 o'clock neon. for the election of nine directors and for the transaction of such other business as may come be- fore the meeting. Transfer books win be closed from Monday. Novem- Der 4th. 1907, to Tuesday. November 18th, 1907. or account of said meet ing.
 Dated calrmet, Michigan. October 18th. 1907.
 Vim. R. OATES. f9f- Secretary.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-07-11

In COUNT Cuur;.
Before liOl. \.
Davis. Judge
of Josh h. ETuglo,
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Kenmare'S New School.

Frost & Hosmer are drawing plans
for new $4,000 school building at
Kenmare. The building will be erected
at once and will be one OF the finest and
most modern in the state. It will be
SKIP feet in size and three stories high.
In the first story the Industrial training
school will be conducted. Manual
training, such as carpenter work will be
taught. There will be five shower
baths on the first floor. We doubt it
any other school in the state is provided
with baths. On the second floor will be
the reception room, physical and chem
ical laboratories science and lecture
room, and two class rooms while on the
third floor there will be the assembly
and gymnasium. The building will be
erected Of sand-moulded brick, will be
light and airy and very handsome.
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You can't tell a woman age after she
takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
Her complexion is fine. She is round
plump, aud handsome: in fact she is
young again. IS cents, Tea or Tablets
Mccoy & Co.
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean
is sore because the Midland Ly-
ceum Bureau changed the hour
of Gov. Cummings speech to an
earlier part of the day, thus caus-
ing many people to miss the
treat.
&c, Maynard, an old time
friend and school mate Of Fred
Spath, called on Minot friends.
Geo. lives at Donnybrook now
and carries the mail over route
No. 4. He has over ninety pa
irons and last winter missed but
five trips.
Any one wishing to get a fine
picture Of the old settlers at Bur
lington can purchase the same
from Miss Grams Photo Gallery,
/ 1l2 Brishns street. Price soc.
each. H. w. LOUDERDALE,
7-18p Photographer.
TAKEN UP-At my home on Sec. %.
Twp. l53 "a. sixteen miles southwest of
Minot, one bay mare, weight about 1000
lbs: branded o. on left shoulder and
on right jaw; large star in forehead,
VIII lite left hind foot. Also one bay stall
lion colt, one year old, white star in
forehead, wire cut on right shoulder:
both with leather halters. Address Hans
Nybakken, Minot, Box S5l. TILT 25cg
VIM. Wendt has 500 acres of
crop a short distance south of
the city that looks very we'll on
the average. He has 800 acres
of flax that promises exceeding
lv. The work was done by men,
bers OF the Wendt family without
hiring anyone.
A severe wind storm accompa-
MED by rain and hail is reported
from southwest of Minot, the
night of the Fourth. The crops
were battered pretty we'll to the
ground, but were not damaged
much for they have practically
all Strengthened up again. The
top was blown from liver Vold's
residence.
The farmers Of North Dakota
can afford to feed cattle for mar
ket if they do not get the full ele-
vator price for their grain be-
cause OF the market it makes for
the roughnge they can raise in
such abundance. To convert the
forage crops raised on the farms
OF this state into money, it is
necessary to feed them to live
stock as they can not be sold
readily.
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1t takes time, labor and money
to run a farm successfully, in re.
turn for which the successful
farm brings plenty Of money fol
the labor, and time to enjoy it.
To RENr-For Hay, the southeast
quarter of Sec. S, l55 SO, four miles
northeast of NJ mot. Address box 465
Minot, N. D. GEO. KIRKPATRICK,
6-27-9-17ch
Minot is becoming known as
the city OF beautiful homes. The
property owners are taking
great pride in their lawns and
trees, and are even growing
many beautiful flowers.
For Fire Tornado, Accident, Health,
Plate Glass, Burglary, Steam Boiler
or Employers Liability Insurance, OF
bonds of any and all kinds, 60 to Mont
gomery g. Company's Insurance agency
Office with the Renwald Land Agency
5-16tf
The Williston Daily State has
Old Bill Mumby Of the Buford
Tribune skinned a mile" for
beer ads. Old Bill will have to
stop knocking Mondak to square
himself.
Many boating excursions were
enjoyed up the river Thursday.
Parties spent the day pleasau thy
under the cool shade OF trees
which cover the banks Of the
murmuring Mouse.
The Free Methodists are hold
ing a camp meeting north of the
G. N. depot in this city. A good
many tents are up and the at
tendance is said to be ~xcellent.
The meeting will last two weeks.
A North Dakota man swapped
his horse for a wife and an old
bachelor acquaintance said he'd
bet there was something themat-
ter with the horse or the owner
would never have fooled it away
in that reckless manner. Elk.
A burglar attempted to rob
the Clark Hovey home at an
early hour Friday morning. MIR.
Hovey was awakened and got
up. The burglar, seeing that
his job was up, threw q brick
thru the window and fed.
Several in Minot are sorry that the
big carnival and Fourth of July celebra-
ton are over, but there are others who
are not. The hackmen for instance,
made good money. One busmsn took
in s45 on the Fourth. The Greek who
sells fruit on South Main street, sold
S342 worth of goods on the Fourth. One
of the soda water dispensers sold sl6C
worth of the cool refreshment. And SC
it goes.
Money to loan on Farms. Try
Grant S. YOumans. 2-21tl
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Piles get quick and certain rel'et from d!
Shops Magic Ointment. Please note IT
ma arn for ps and ITS
blind piles disappear like magic by It's use
Large nickel-capped glass jars 30 cents. Sole
l by A. P. SLOCUM
FoR SALE-The q. A. Stiles farm, l6(
acres, within a mile OF the southern
city limits. Ninety acres broken; fail
buildings; farm all fenced Place viii
be sold at a bargain. Renwald Lane
Agency, Owners, Minot, N. D. GLIB
Grant s. Youmans, Room {:
Blaisdell-Bird block, Minot, n
D., loans money before proof is
made, in small amounts, to
homesteaders. Write to him, or
call on him.
A sample Of Brownell's spring
water, secured from spring in
the Garden Home addition, was
left at the Independent Office the
other day. The water is clear,
pure and soft, and is being re.
! tailed about the city at five
cents gallon.
Gasoline has gone up in price
from 25 to 80 cents a gallon and
| is likely to go still higher. The
trusts are getting in their work
in good shape and the poor cuss
has to pay for it. No wonder
Rockefeller can give millions to
educational institutions if he
wants to.
O. A. Knudson, a we'll known
TaGus homesteader, sold his
farm recently to Anton Midboe
for $4,000 and has gone back to
his old home at Pelican Rapids,
Mimi. Mr.. knudson is one OF
Ward county's most desirable
citizens and leaves many friends
who wish him we'll.
Minot has a citizen who says
that he's satisfied with having
his children taught reading, writ
ing and arithmetic in our public
schools. We will admit that in
some schools branches are
taught which might we'll be sup
planted with a business course.
but in the Minot school the
branches have been very we'll
selected.
C.S. Wolfe OF Wolsely, Can,
visited for several weeks with old
time friends about Nlinot and
Surrey. Mr.. Wolfe was called to
Surrey by the serious illness OF
his father, D. S. Wolfe, who was
recently operated upon for ap-
pendicitus. We are glad to state
that he is about well. Mr.. Wolfe
is engaged in the real estate bust
ness in Canada and is doing q
fine business.
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1 STORY or ALEX. lARBoN !,
How Jimmie Costello and Bob
German Landed Their Man
Without the Use of q Gun.

There might be a hundred tales
told OF Alex. Larron, the desper-
ado VINO was shot and killed in
the Turtle mountains last week.
Sheriff Costello of Williams
county and Bob German, who
was sheriff of one of the uorth-
western counties, were out after
Larron who was known to be-
trailing a team of stolen horses.
On their way from Minot to Bot
tineau the two sheriffs saw their
man riding leisurely alorg the
track with the horses. Down the
line they got off, figuring that
Larron would put up in a wei!
known depression along the way
for the night. They started b .ck
for the place and tied their
horse. One sheriff stalked around
lone side OF the place and the 9th
er about the other side, and,
sure enough, there sat Larron
with his back against a tree.
German nor Costello had a gun,
but German walked slowly up
to the man who did not move
and when within a few feet of
him lunged onto the fellow The
two men clinched and Larron
pulled out his gun. Their legs
were twisted about one another
and Larron shot, thinking he
would iDjure German. Instead
he shot his own leg and howled
with pain. Costello came up and
they overpowered Larron.
Searching him they found anoth-
er loaded gun and big knife.
Larron was sent to the pen.
He was a mild looking fellow
but an awful dare devil. Asked
why he did no kill German when
he walked up on him he replied,
'Why, he was such an innocent
looking fellow!'
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Minor Topics

The North Side Cash Grocery
pays cash for eggs.
A baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. s. Mummery on July 3.
B. G. Turner is in Canada in
vestigating some mines in which
he is interested.
Read the Hubs ad. in this is
sue Of the Independent. The big
sale will interest you.
Dollar wheat and a half dollar
oats make it still harder to tell
why boys leave the farm.
Tom Hurley, the thriving editor Of
the Bowbells tribune, was Minot visi-
tor Monday. Tom says the Bowbells
crops are very good.
1t always rains the Fourth,
and on Thursday night splen.
did rain fell.
A Grafton man who scratched
a railroad coach was arrested,
fined $25 and sent to Jail for six
days.
The state will erect new $25-,
900 school of forestry at Botti-
neau, the contract having been
let last week.
WANrED-Loan Agents in Ward, Will
liams and Mckenzie counties. Can
mail Farm Loan applications to the U.
S. Land & Investment Co., Minot, N.
Oak. 27tf
Ii you have come to the con-
clusion that your hens owe you
half a living, be sure to collect
the other half from the garden.
Address, J. w. Rode, Drain,
Ore, if you want to buy a good
place in the hills, cheap. Price,
$1,000. 6-13.27
Banker Carr of Ray was a Mi:
not visitor last week. Mr.. Carr
reports the crop prospects fine
about Ray, with plenty Of rain.
B. G.. Turner, who has a claim
out near the big bridge, reports
having some grass on his farm
which burns readily. The grass
seems to be oily, perhaps getting
its nature from the peculiar soil.
I'll stop your pain free To show you first
before you spend a penny-what my Pink Pain
Tablets can do. will mail y.u free, q Trial
lets. Neuralgia. Headache, Toothache. Period
Pains. etc. are due alone to blood congestion.
Or. Shops Headache Tablets simply kill pain
bv coaxing away the unnatural blood pressure.
That is all Address DR.. Shoop Racine. Wis.,
Sold by A. P. SLoCUM.
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Notice to Old Soldiers.

All old soldiers in Ward coun-
ty are requested when in the city
to drop into the Independent Of
fee and register their names and
p. o. address, together with the
name OF the organizationt to
which they belong by reques OF
ROLLA MORRISON.
Adj of Abraham Lincoln Pc~5
No. 35. Glib 10
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mot Coal Land]
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department o. the Interior, Land Office at
Minot. n OAK, May |, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Homer A Cor
intention to make Anal comm utation proof in
support of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. 37e5s made Dec 4th 1905 for the Southeast
Quarter Section l. Township 152, Range 81, and
and Receiver of the United States LAM Office
at Minot, n. D.. on Sept. 1. 1907.
He names the f flowing witnesses to prove
~ c5rr:I-UCrz Eos, 1ence upon. and cult walton
4, - &c, z "a Joseph Williamson, Ezelia
ny, Hs-1s- Ell II. Mort Zorn all OF Minot,
L. D. MCGANAN.
Register.
7 ',li.. r>,as ~. Dak,
e Claimant. "A SS
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Won the Slow Race.

Andrew jacobson takes the cake for
slow races. At the Des Laos celebra-
ton Andrew entered an old skin of a
horse which he bought that day for S.
and it took hina just fifteen minutes and
eighteen seconds to 60 around the half
mile track He won the ten dollar
purse so is five dollars and horse (?)
ahead.
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&C. Land
M0.iyo u, Publication

Dep - 5nt Of tho 3 terrier. Land Once at
in.7 :, N. D., ~ /, 1907
Nol,5 =, hereby given that Mary kchnap of
Burlington, n: D.. has flied notice of his In,rr-
ton to make final communication proof IN sup
port Of his claim. viz: Homestead Ersry No.
1855, made May II, 1906 for the se'4 Section y.
Township 156 Range 81. and that sail proof
will be made before REGISTER and Rec, liver at
Minot, N. d. on Sept. 4, 1897.
He names tho following witnesses t" prove
his continuous residence upon, and cub iva zion
of, the land, viz: Jonu Werner, Chas. Brandt
EN- Schwartz, Curtis Green. all of Burlington,
n. y.
1855 l. D. McGahan. Register
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Earl Stredwick, a prominent

Earl Stredwick, a prominent
young farmer from Hecker, was
united in marriage on the Fourth
to Lillian NJ Gall of Qubec, by
the Rev. W. C.. Hunter 1T his
home. The cnrernuny WIS per
formed at high lively" ii, the
presenr" Of the groom'S sister,
Mrs. James Egnn. her little
daughter and Miss Eya'l. The
party spent the day in this city
and in the evening lett for Heck
er, where tn" groom has a beau-
tiful home pr-pal ed for his bride.
The hri'lp il IL charming young
woman, and altho she arrived
in Ninot only a few days prior
to the wedding. she made many
friends. The groom is too we'll
known here to need any CON-
ment. He is we'll liked by every
body. The independent extends
it's best wishes.
A few Sundays ago farmer
drove over tc' the county attor-
ney's home and demanded the
arrest of a neighbours breaking
crew that was " olating the Sab
BATH" The county attorney was
busy pulling weeds in the garden
and suggested that the COM
plainant go before the justice of
the peace in his own township,
but he was informed that the
justice was out fixing his wind
mill. He was then asked to tel
ephone to the sheriff and have
him attend to the matter; but he
was busy loading cattle at the
stockyards. The farmer was ex-
asperated and resolved to saddle
a horse and go for a constable,
but his good wife, who vas busy
canning fruit, informed him that
the boys had driven the horses
to the village and were playing
baseball. Elk.
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Sta re of North Dakota, In COUNTY Cour;
Before lioI n
County OF W ara Davis. j Judge
IA the Matter Of the Estate of Josh h Eoe4,
deceased
William F. Myers
;,.. -'ui'i' 1'''a' '''' Mo-. nf
az u E, ,,,,E Hearns be-
EH,ia ArthnrE E,.,I. Comm '>.lprer
Lydia Lee Hall. Rebie A. III pa rtlIon
Moves, Margaret Myers =, en-
and William Story, ce''
Respondents.
The State of North Dakota to Respondents.
Greeting
You and zach of you are hereby notified that
on } une 26. 1907, was. by order of said urt,
appointed sole commissioner for the purpose IF
PARTITION he real estate of said Estate: and
that on 10Th day of August. A D. 1907. ut
the hour OF On o'clock in the forenoon. of tina
day, at my ONCE in the Second Natiopal Bank
Building in the City of Minot, Ward Court
North Dakota will proceed to NAL partition
of said real estate and which is described as
follows to-wit:
North East gu. rter (NEh) of Section mum.
bered thirty three (S3). in Township one hun
dred and fifty six Q56), North Of Range eighty
two (S2). West of the Fifth Principal Meridian
in Ward County, North Dakoca; and that you
and each of you are hereby notified and re-
and place and show cause. if any you have, why
said real estate should not be- partiticned, as
signed, or ordered sold according to the rights
of the respective parties according to the Sta
tute in such case made and provided.
Dated June %, 1907.
Robert S. Gillespie.
Sole Commits Siuner.
NJ. J. Barrett,
Atty. for Estate. .-4i-11
Minot. N. D.
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Why not keep your farms insured
against fire anu tornado in the best COM
panies? Montgomery g. CompaI y, office
IN Renwald Land Agency, Mino:.
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For swell wedding stationery,
call at the Independent office.
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FARMS FOR SALE

If pou want that Quarter near
yours, | will sell it to you
reasonable and on easy terms
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3ured member but after month the bones had
not united and the wound caused by the spin
tiers had begun to gangrene. The practitioner
decided upon radical operation, namely. dis
articulation at the knee. It succeeded perfectly
and fifteen days later the stork was walking on
two legs. only one was Of wood. Marinette did
not seem to be much Inconvenience, and If she
Gid not recover all her former ease of gait she
gained in dignity what she lost in suppleness
She made constant progress. too. in the new
mode of 1ocomotIon. and always as sociable as
before her cruel accident, she runs at word to
her friends In case Of any accident to her
tificial leg. NJ Borge keeps a second one in re-
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hardest of ALL In moments OF encouragement
let us remember my old friend, Henry Pfumley'
of Virginia City
Henry Plumley ran a collar factory. Times
were reputed to be hard with him When his
factory. which heavily insured, burned
down, there was every indication that he had
set the place on fire himself in order to get the
insurance money. Virginia City was the soul
of honor in those days. Shocked beyond words.
it rose en- masse, seized Henry Plumley, put a
halter around his neck and lynched him
'But he did not die. The Sheriff arrived and
ut him down in time. He was tried and found
guilty and he served a term in Jail
ION his release you wouldn't have thought
that he'd return to Virginia City again. Ell? He
did. though He came back, reopened his collar
factory and prospered-
What gave him his start in business was the
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odd advertisement with which he announced
his return to business among us. Preceded by
brass band. Henry in a great gilt chariot
burst upon our streets. He sat on a kind OF
golden throne and he held on crimson cushion
in his lap an old. old collar. Above the collar
on crimson banner waved this inscription in
huge letters of gold:
This is the collar we wore when we were
!vnched 1t saved our life Be wise in time
and use no other. At all retailers. I'D cents
piece three for a quarter
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NTORk Has WOODEN LEG.
French Bird Gets about Vel zcath
4rtifiOl Member.

distinguished citizen of the town OF heh-
zane France, is a stork named Marlnet'e' VINO
goes about with great dignity among her circle
of acouaintances upon wooden leg Marinette
6 the property of NJ. Hilaire Borge, an inferno
of the hospital of Relizane. and it was naturai
that the most enlightened should be hers
when she sustained compound fracture Of her
loft leg Her master tried first to set the In
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KEPT 4 DAIRY SEVEN YEARS.

Henry Arthur Jones. the English playwright
was giving the students of Yale an address on
the drama
Your American vernacular is picturesque.
he said. land it should help your playwrights to
build strong racy plays But neither vernacUlar