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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03


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fannie Ncd)t2unmolt (Gomo5 W. So.
nobon Iicat icit cinigen (oaCn in lei.
n2r @ObmnA, Nr. III q. Charles.
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mcbrcrcn Soacn %bcdonncnC Hilaitc.
ring 0c3 lultrrcn Shcilc3 bon Marz
tct Elocc ln0 BON ser Eratt-S truBc
nit Observation-Disclosures oui elmer 6 Boil
oldcl Goucret llnterlogc nlud)t gllte
6ortidrittc. Gic 6llgcu 5uiihen Cen
Stcincn rucroen nit elmer Wiidung
bon Sizes, Sono uno Cheer ollsge.
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fins II niucriitGt. Nnni
%GlnIoonna oc@ F%rGlioenteu ser 'lobnS
Noptin5s llniueriitGt. Or. Sra Mem.
len, treIien 0ic MitglieOer oes Scr.
eln9 Der aal'lcute INTO SGbrifattcu
Der AltItnot Norbercitlnacn iiir ciHea
&cillh Der lluipcriitGt am GienlloA
Den .. Mai, 2.30 NaGmittagS. Die
ARRANGEMENTS IieQen IN Den SGnocH
zines Gon1ltea, bcItcbeno aus &oui3
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u. Fcrlobn Glmcr u. &ernen mo
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bon Der obcriten Staotgerid,tSbant,
lit bon scr "@cieQihait ser SGbne
Der Hepollttion", Ole in buffalo,
N.Y., to0te, sum ErGiiocntun En-
lu0blt morocn.
Cine grobe GuAre. Yar.
tie miro BON ben Golum6ltsrittern
III ser @oiienballe 0es ). Reoimcnt5
filr oen I. Mni eggplant. llnter ocn
Frellen bcilnoet lid cilt Yinno gum
Wcrtbe bon 500. IS meroen Site
mo liIfe fiir $500 Spieler beid)aiit
uerocn. Ger grl05 0cS llntcrneb.
mems lit iiir oas Gohlm6llS.Seim,
Nr. 1903, @eIt-MuIberrp- Str., be.
ltiHlnrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03
Gin s 0cd Glih her.

Gin 0ed der. 1870 :. y.
Gitl9, Der DON Der Foli5ci lett lungcr
,3cit gclud)t miro. lit III Der mittlcrrlt
EoIljctlt1tIon ais ungcblihcr Ghcd
idIidcr bci0ciiedt. Gcrlclbc bate IL
Der Irogcr9 Ii. Medonico 9auf ei.
lcn Gbcd pou $40 ouf oen Hannel
bon ". A0icr %proicntirt, obcr Die
@ant don ucrtaiien, dis Geteftiu
Gbant crid)ier. SpGtcr 6rod)te 80.
@erHiin1 Ger GcrtrauenSnlonn 0eS
Gr WouoerneltrS Moriielo, 5itl3
nod oent Getcttiu Souptoltorticr,
nad0en cr cincn Ghed ollf oer 9ta.
men goler in Der GyioelitD GompanD
al 0elo MAIDEN .uollte.
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WDbcrne @pbnbGnIcr.
GlcftriidJe Seleud)tung.
2600 8euiert, ~. U,unument.s trate
GfDrn

S13JU.
aaufer eineS biefer mooernen 5iueiftDdieer
Wubnbdufer. sic ertbdlien uIle mobertten @in'
rthtungen. eIeftriffe uno 8asbeIcnbtire; bas
ben Gombimtinns'Gi5fdhran uito 8urratbsfant
mer, eipas 9feues; unberoem Die n~ellefte iari-
tdre Illubing, 8erbinnung NIT aanul: 3rots
@ranntIiibic gepiIaitcrte pinter $ gtQep; bpbe
lno acfuroe pnae. Scoen Ing bis 8 gtbeuos
fit Die Heii6ttglng often. Sin 6au5 sur BRO.
be nit Gleiiri5itit beletdtet. Gowarh Z. Gal:
laabcr, Baumnternebulcr. Hiireau: Nr. 1857,
on. 0%.onnment.G trnie.
CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03
SiibIdlcr 2anbiiB fir $4,000.

Bier WIDER auttcS 2nno, ichbnc Gneae, sne3
Ebft. lit einge6iunt. fbjne Sebattclbdlnle GutcS
10 Simmer @nltS nit uercnl Schieierbad. Shcu'
ne, 0lihnerhuli5 L. I. In. 9tnbc Wnbnftation;
biuige Ruten bel Morats lidet. Sic 0dIfie
muB banr heSabIt Wcrbe1l. gtdberc5 bel 8.
Saocubuop, Mr. III, observation-disclosures.
(Sabe aud cinige feline Yldbe aui Dem 9nr'
De 8u pcrmietben.) (Septf ,1IIt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03

Gtatlirt 1925.
G0nioliDateb 0Dam g.,
Nprb.0 Etra6c.

Gin erobes M%forttment oerfnuener 8iaI1at'
faut nod unter balbcrt aoftenpreis. 9Sir eeben
mad pie bor ltberaIe Earlebeu auf aIe gertb'
eeeenitdnoe. ensGinganB 5urn Brioatigi'
reuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-03

Ger lluter d loguna Be.
d nl0i9t. Socob germanm
bon Ir. #, Sij6 0igb.S Ctr, milrO,
gcitern in ser wcilIiden Eoliiei. Eta
ton Don Hidltcr @o0en inter ser Mn.
ih~llloigunJ, ais }ltgeItellter Der Sir.
nla Stemnrt II. So. ongebIid $64 I'LL
teridlngen 81 baben, gegen @iirg.
ihoit Dem 8eriht%ueriabren iibcrmic.
iem.
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3.l %uertaufcu:

Cine mpoerne Cottage NIT ~ 3immcrn; cot
$50 bel 2iC; 5haticn. mo Gbftbdime; artcit,
fAer drummer; Gde @m0nn.Sa uno Iborutons
@ocuuc; electric @Surf &ur3 i0brcH am Flapc
b]oriber; 4Srci5 %nteoriB; Nc6ingu1pcn lelht.
RIdaro 1iSnH, gleft Nrliuatun. U22-D
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Mcitli d) q. - Came Ciltu
GermIttler): 1000 Morf &ernlit;.
lun1aaebilbr fiir cincu S%clltndnt, ou3
lit abcr gcraoe genug!" 49, SermitI'
Ter: o9uB abcr ser nal @cncral mer.
ocn fam, oarun oenfen Sic nid)t'~
2 ihcrc& Aenn5ci d c II. -
Serr Eobig iGbrt nit ieincr tSrou an
Die See. TlS lie mltcrnega Statioa
utad)cn uno Die Nedmuug beSabIt
miro, meint Scrr Eobig: .@eit funn
Sic See nidlt mebr iein.... Die 8reiie
peroen immer - gelal5ener!"
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Su uertnufeu:
QSeaer MtfNabe Der SuusbaItuno M6hcIn,
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Tr. 2020. Gutnlu.4late. U2l)
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WlprtDn, Ir. 200. ct. Yamf. StrnIr, ODER Wr.
1903, Hpros Uiuuut, Strahc. 023-GD
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gu %perfanIcn.
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Ioeniie. hulul Elm 91lll erGebiert n6roIi6.
(9tnit .lOtt)
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Nne. mefd,e Wefb gebraadten, fpred,eu bier
psr. stileiben auf eaiaire. MbbeI uRh 6irnnos
eiaentbum. Snt gertraueu. Qeine GodHsS ifi;e.
WietboSen. .gMtimpre Snpritmemt Co." VI.
100, Wero.Ycfa Strakr. CTS
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Sin m6blirica Simmer nit Anii III. cine Ill
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Stcaengclmdc:
StrHeNcfMM:

Sin oeutIdeS Mii6heiI IN NItcr bon tG Sab
rel miinlht Gtcllrilg bel ainhern oocr fir
lelhte 3auaarheit. IorciIe; Hr. 1888, Gaaie'
Stra6e. N43-i)
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3uct feine Semitic SurlucU in 9Inrc @runbcIs
GoumtO. MO, - Wteilcn bon Der Nalttmorer
Sinot0ren8c. Sine Sarm bon At Nicrn NIT
gSobnbaI@ mo AebcnGebduOeu; Die dnhere
SGrm umiaGt - |dtr nit NNu9 bon 'ilui
3tmlucrn uto iIeinru Nebengebiuocu. gSeGtH
GinleInbciten %aoreiiire man an Nu. :, 9emtp,
9ir. i2i, stlos Anrt. : trait, Baltimore, Nh.
U22-D
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Gteue0cjufb:

CITHtWVEHtU. =
Sarmer, crfabrener o~eutider Wiann, nit
6rau uno eineln l0.ilbriQen airoe. iuht Stels
luna uui elmer Sarnl. Nbrcife: SrGior mo
Stimio, 5piuina eitn, @aibinatui, :. Is.
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0erlaugt Wlanner unS anaben.

8crlaugt:
Gin Bidder ais 6lpeite SaHo. Nadl5u1ra9el
Sisblaub.2 ucuue unb 4pmbaro=S trafe, 'otgb,
ianotutpn. (123,6l
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gerlangt i'm AAgemetnea.

Qcrlnngt:
HolieHlofe StelleHoermtttelulg, WuIeHtbaltSort,
pplifinbige Stiide tilr l0c. mo t5c. ,MiarplGnD
SiHina Juuul," yir. 20H, 'IiGec.
U23-4)
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Wetlaugt:
Gin fleibiger Shubmaner. nm einen alien
Blap 3l iibernebmer. Iiun uoreiitre: ,Di.
3I1," ,Ieutidcr Gprreipunpeut." U22-4)
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23
Died Suddenly

Mrs. Grace Ramsdell, a young WON.
an from White Earth, died last Wed
nesday night On No. 2 on the Great
Northern shortly after the train
passed Des Laos The woman was
being brought to the hospital in this
city for treatment. The remains were
brot TO this city and placed in Nc
Jannet's undertaking rooms, and on
Saturday night, the remains were
taken to Three Oaks, Mich, by the
bereaved husband. II
Mrs. Ramsdell was a splendid young
woman. She had been i'll fer SON
time, but her illness was not consid-
cred serious. She had walked about
the streets of White Earth within
three days of her death and the news
OF her sudden demise, shocked her
many friends in that place. She was
member of the Eastern Star and
members of this order escorted the
body to the train Saturday night.
The couple had been married only
about two years.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23
Looks Good to Him

o. NJ. Champlin, secretary OF
the Surrey Farmers Grain Assc~
citation, Surrey, n. D., who is
candidate for clerk Of the
district court, of Ward county, at the
coming primary election held June a.
has been out over the county of late
looking up some of his old time
friends. He reports that they seem
o be as thick as ever. Champ. says
that if you can go anything on the
way the straws pull success is almost
sure.
Among the numerous candidates foi
Office who are asking for favors at
the hands of The people of Ward coun-
ty has year, we notice the name OF
70. NJ. Champlin, of Surrey, whom we
are pelased to inform our readers IS
a man of ability and honesty, capable
Of discharging the duties Of clerk OF
the district court, to which ONCE ne
a. piras. 10 the entire satisfaction OF
he pub,ic-Ber,hold Tribune,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23
MAYOR cLARk's MESSAGE.

To the City Council of the City OF
Minot, North Dakota:
Among the first duties imposed by
law upon the chief executive of the
city, is the delivery Of an annual mes
sage. The retiring Mayor saw fit to
deliver his message at the organization
meeting, and inasmuch as the law will
not permit the council to transact any
business aside from organization at
this meeting, l believe that this is in
deed an appropriate and fitting time
for the delivery of a so-called mes
sage.
AS l understand the law, it Is my
duty to give information relative to
the affairs Of the city, and recommend
for your consideration such measures
as may deem expedient. am not
as familiar with the affairs Of this
city in detail as l will be no doubt a
short time hence, and it is impossible
for me to discuss or recommend meas
ures in minute detail ut this time.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23
.Minot's New Mayor
Now In The Harness
New Committees and Officers AppontedCounc Unable
to Get Together on President and Vice-Presdent
Mayor Sam. Clarks Message

Prescott 6 and Vandenoever 4; the
Mayor ruled that it took a majority
vote of the council to elect, which
would require seven votes, and anoth.
er ballot was ordered which resulted
in a tie vote and on motion the elect
ion Of President was deferred until
the next regular meeting. Aldermen
Spath, Griffin and Vendenoever were
nominated for Vice-President and
three ballots failed to give anyone a
sufficient vote to elect, although Mr..
Vandenoever received on two ballots
This election was also deferred until
the next regular meeting.
Mayor Clark then announced his
committee appointments, and this was
followed by the delivery of the annual
message. Next came the appointment
of Chief of Police, City Auditor, City
Engineer, Street Commissioner, Driver
of Fire Team, and City Attorney. All
of the appointments were ratified by
the council and it being improper un-
der the statute to transact any bust
ness other than organization at this
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23
Francis Parsley Injured

Francis Parsley, who was assisting
in the removal of the Scofield build
ing from the corner of Main and
Third streets, was seriously injured
by being crushed under the building.
The man was at work under the house
and just as it was leaving the side
walk, plank broke. This being the
main support Of the building, the
house fell and pinned the man TO ne
ground The body was crushed by a
terrible weight, the hips and abdomen
being pressed in a horrible manner.
The man displayed considerable nerve
and was patient while workmen Sc
cured jacks and raised the building.
He was taken to the Minot Private
hospital, where it was found that be-
sides severely injured about the bow
els, one OF the hip bones was splnt-
cred. Hemorrhages set in and for a
time there We're fears that the man
could not survive.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23
For Commissioner

Jens Glein of Foxholm, is a candi-
date for the nomination for commits
sioner from the second commission
eT district for Ward county on the
Republican ticket, and there is likely
to BE very little opposition. Mr.
Glehl has many commendible quail
ties. First of all, he has long been a
resident OF the county and is well
known as an honest fearless fellow
He has always been a Republican
For % years he has been engaged in
farming in Ward county, and this
ought to be sufficient evidence that he
is the farmers friend. He is an in
telligent farmer, and he has been hon.
ored at home, having been president
of the school board for many years.
He has also been postmaster at Fox
holm. Mr.. Glein has never before
asked for county Office. He is
a native Of Norway which country he
left when a young man, arriving in
Ward county in 1886. He was born
in 1862 and is now in the prime Of life.
He possesses the judgment necessary
to make a successful county commits
sioner, and having had to practise &C.
onomy as farmer, he will surely do
the same if elected commissioner.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23
Mark Chatfield for
The Legislature
Prominent Ninot Attorney Would Help make Our
Laws--He's Bright Fellow and Would
Make Good Legislator

Mark Chatfield, one Of Minot's
progressive attorneys, announces him
self candidate for the nomination
for the legislature from the 10th dis
trict The Independent is well pleas
ed to see Mr.. Chatfield enter the race,
for if elected, we believe that he VIII
make good. He is the sturdy type OF
the farmer boy who has worked him
self up thru high schools, and col
lege, with honors, and since has
struggled along like all successful
young attorneys have done, until he
has built up large practice. He has
the confidence of all Of his acquaint-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23

believe that the grading of the
streets should be completed at the
earliest possible date. The inferior
sidewalks should be replaced with
good cement walks and wherever it is
necessary, sidewalks and cross-walks
should be ordered at once. There is
much complaint, on the part Of the
citizens with regard to the poorly
lighted streets in the residence dis
tricts. would commend investigation
of the street-lighting conditions Of the
city to the proper committee for I'M
mediate action.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23

ances, and if sent to the legislature
will no doubt be working along the
right direction. Mr. Chatield is a
graduate Of the law department Of the
State University and while in college
distinguished himself in an oratoricai
way. He has sufficient brains to
draft bill, and he has the ability
to make a rousing good speech on
any subject in which he is interested.
He is strictly honest. These are i'm
portant qualifications and should be
We'll considered by the voters at the
June primaries.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23
Easter Services at
Episcopal Church
Music by the Vested Services Sunday all Well
Attended--Sr Knights Attend Afternoon Services.

The services at the Episcopal
church Sunday were especially inter.
esting. The pastor, Rev. N. E. Ellis.
worth, held four services during the
day at 1880, II, 2:3O and 1880 o'clock,
all Of which were attended by very
large crowds. The church choir, which
consists of Twenty-Five voices, sang
special Easter anthems at all of the
services. The choir appeared vested
for the first time.
In the afternoon, the members of
the De Molay commandery of this city
attended in uniform and in a body
by Rev. Mr.. Ellsworth who himself is
a Sir Knight. The Reverend took for
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23

The city council met in regular SEES
sion at s o'clock last evening. Follow
ing the roll call, Mayor Greenleaf ask
ed the auditor If there was any Dusl-
ness to come before the meeting and
receiving a negative answer, motlon
to adjourn "sine die" prevailed and
the labors Of the old council were at
an end.
without further ceremony, Mayor
Greenleaf surrendered the chair to
Mayor Clark, and as soon as the new
co,ncilmen had filed their oaths OF
office and taken their places at the
long table, Mayor Clark called the
meeting to order. A roll call showed
all members present with the excep'
ton of Aldermen George Burke and
W. NJ. Smart, both Of whom are a.
sent from the city.
Mayor Clark stated that under the
law. the sole purpose of the meeting
was for organization, and Immediately
called for nominations for the once
Of President and vice-Prestdent OF
the council. The names Of Peter Van
denoeyer and G. L. Prescott were
presented. The first ballot resulted
u : tie-5 to s: ! second ballot save
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23

H. A. Sampson of Berthold was at
the county seat Monday on business
of a personal nature. His call at the
court house had no particular signiff-
cane mot vet, but soon.'
Later-The popular cashier from
Berthold was seen on the streets OF
Minot but was too busy to stop to ex-
plain the above article all he had time
to say was of again, on again, gone
again, Flanagan. after Monday, April
20, the rate Of interest will change
there will be two Of rs taking interest
in each other"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-23

his subject, The Mystery in Reli-
gion " Harold Shull sang a solo at
the morning service and at the after
noon service DR.. Thos. Storey sang
The Resurrection" Both are among
Minots most popular singers.
At the evening service, as many
were turned away as were able to be
seated in the church and a hundred or
more stood outside and listencf
the beautiful services. Easter Da.'..,
very pleasing Cantata was given by
Mrs. Dunaevski, Mrs. Daniels, MIS-.
Warren, DR.. Storey, Harold Shull and
Axel Roise. Prof. Dunaevski sang d
solo also.
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Fire Protection

While great progress has been made
during the past two years with regard
to fire-figh'ting equipment, this is one
department of the city that should
receive the very closest attention.
With the establishment of an adequate
water-works system, there is absol-
uItely no reason why Minot should not
have first class fire protection. Every
dollar judicousy spent for equipm ent
in this line will bring results to the
people in the form of protection for
their property and reduced insurance
rates. I would recommend for your
careful consideration the hiring of an
experienced fireman for the position
of fire chief, believing this matter
for immediate action.
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must NC luCueIdLe, luey ceildlii1y
must be in keeping with the growth
and prosperity of the city There are
certain municipal improvements that
are absolutely necessary at this time,
and must be forthcoming at the ear.
Hest possible date.
Waterworks
The dire need of an adequate and
substantial water works system is
patent to every citizen of Minot.
commend the water works proposition
to you as the paramount question at
this time, and would recommend that
it take precendence over every other
matter or thing that will come before
this body until the ways and means
have been established for the const.
ruction of a system that will be in
keeping with the Minot Of today and
one that can be extended from time
to time as future conditions demand.
Streets, side-Walks and Street Lights
The outgoing council has done
much in the way Of street improve
ments. It remains for us to carry on
and complete the work % we'll begun
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MAYOR cLARk's APPOINTMENTS

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Chief Of Police - Thos. E.
Hagen.
City Auditor-Geo. Morrow.
City Attorney-Robert II.
Bosard.
City Engineered Severance.
street Commissioner. 1.
Hyatt.
Fire Team Driver-Ed. NC
Dermott.