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The Washington times., 1908-12-22
TODAY'S SALES ON
WASHINGTON. EXCHANGE

Washington Gas certificates, $4O0G107.
Washington Railway and Electric,
common, 50U31%
Washington Railway and Electric,
preferred, 25aS4lz-
Washington Gas. 25a693l, 25a69sa, 25a
Sy5G, 26G6934-
l. nstOn. 25Gl2%
Greene Cananea. 25Hllis.
National City BauE. 1OHl5j.
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FINISHING TRIAL
IN PATENT CASES

The defense rested its case and United
States District Attorney Baker opened
his argument for the Government this
afternoon in the trial Of the patent
fraud cases against Henry Everding
and Heany. the inventor.
Attorney Baker opened his argument
BY citing the law and precedent COW
erinE the ohenses charged in the in
olctmeut- II is expected that the case
VIII go to the jury tomorrow.
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IMMIGRATION ABOUT
EQUALS EMIGRATION

According TO the official report OF Sec
rotary Straus. 7A.Il2 immigrants came
To the United States during the fiscal
year which ended October I, 1905 and
It.Slt returned to their native lands
This is the first time since the United
states has been receiving foreigners
that any true estimate Of those Who de-
parted has been made
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REHEARING DENIED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. 2z-
The petition Of Mrs. COrdelia Botl<in-
now serving a life sentence for the
murder of Mrs. J. p. Dunning, of WIZ
mington, Del, by sending poisoned
candy through the mails, for a rehear-
ing OF her petition for appeal has been
denied by the supreme court
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Today's Prices.
Poultry.
Fruits

approximations. per q. b. bbL
fS-O0aS-5e; Grcvelstein. per a. bbi- s. O0a
s-b0i Twenty ounce. per &. n bbl.. 500
s3-5O; Maiden Blush. per d. n bbI, s. O0a3 50:
King, per &. b. bbl-, $. .00a3 80, Hubbzrdson
per d h. b.. S5-Ula3I5. ordinary KindH
good 20 prime. peT oh bhl-. S2-Ga2.5o. poor 70
fair, per dh bDl-, SLy1al.G5. open head bar
rels. common 70 E1Od. 75CaSl-50, state pr7I7l.s.
per basket, Z5a30c. other kinds, per basket.
lSa-5c. grapes. Malaga, SfuCaS5-O0 per kcg.
cTauberries, per bbl-, SIO.5gaIl %; per box
s. loaS-uO. oranges. California, per box. 81 59a
200: Florida. SZ-Joa255 20. grape Eruit. per box.
81 MLll-
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THIEF GETS LEVELS.

CHICAGO. Dec "A handbag cOL-
tanning four diamond rings valued at
s2OC0. and $50 in cash was stolen Iron
the dTessmaI1ing establishment Of Mrs
Charles A. Frank. Si,Ity-third street
ana Lexington avenue
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Equity Court, No. 2.
(CalIed today.)

VI
No. 1850. Morgan VS.. Morgan: apDeaI
allowed; cost bond, $780, Complainant's
solicitors. Wilson & Barksdaie: defend-
ants solicitors, r. White and Nj. 7.
Colbert.
No 1896 Cooke VS.. Britt ct al :.
trustee authorized to make repairs etc.
Called yesterday.
No. 21524- Jones VS.. Cole It al. rule
to show cause returnabIe January a.
1909. COmplainanCs solicitor, Joseph w.
Cox; DEFENDANTS solicitors J. J. DarI-
ington and r. L. Williams.
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OLD WOUND KILLS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Another victim or
the anarchists Haymarket riots in Chi
caEO in 1886 IS dead He Was Police
nan Louis Johnson. sixty-fOur years
old He was shot in the lex, and since
that time he never was well
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DINE JUDGE WILELEY-

SHANGHAI, Dec. 2-Lebeus r. VII
fey, who recently resigned as judge Of
the United States court in China. was
the guest at a complimentary luncheon
gwen by the leading Americans in the
various resident European nationsIi+iee
He leaves Tor the United States Dece,u-
Der Y on the steamer Manchuria,
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II U4tJ NUu4LI \ ,. I.
JUSTICE J BARN ARD.
fCaITnI rDI.N

No. 1886. Dunn ct al. VS.. Dunn ct al. :.
order modifying decree Of July 26, 1907.
Ccmplainant's solicitor, w. J. Lamber
defendants solicitors. Erandenburg 4
BrandeDburg.
No. 2S142- Pabst Brewing Company VS.
Stoner; reviews authorized to execute
bill of sale.
No. 2l56l- Redfern VS.. Redfern eft al. :.
receivers authorized TO apply proceeds
of rents, etc to payment of interest
due the National Savings and Trust
Company. COmplainant's solicitor n
Johnson
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Gains Made.
THE CURB MAPVET

Quotations furnished by f F. Hutton &
Co, members New York Stock Exchange.
- Bowie ChiDman, manager. 1901 + street
northwest
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DIR. ". T BALDUS. German Specialist on
diseases Of the brain. nervous system, heart
stomach and kidneys. Doctors service ana
medicine. 81 Consultation free Sc cor stb
ana E sts. NV, Hours; 20 to / to g. seI2-tf
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Game

Game-Rabblts, per d0z.. s.. .C0a2.J0. kits. Der
dozen. Sl-OUaI5o: quail, No. J. per dozen 50 10
as average, per dozen. s.. Jla2. 80. pheas-
ants. each. ST. l-00al2J. wOOdc0Cz. each S1a40c.
squirrels. 75asJc per doZ.. apupssu-n each.
-5atoc; Wild turkeys. per ID. eag2c.
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TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by ". b Hibbs &
Co, bankers and brokers, Hibbs Building.
ingtcn Stock Exchange and Chicago Board Of
Trade)
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Dressed Meats

Dressed Meats-Hams. country cured. psr
10. l.Al4c. beef. fore quarters. per 10
5a6c; hind quarters slzaylzc. ribs 7alsc.
loins, Sallc: rounds, 6asc. dressed lamb per
H., lOallc; hogs, small, per cwt., $50.
medlum. per cwL, 500. pork 10 ns. per h
lSalic; bacon, per lb-, l5al4c; saUsages, per
To-, SslOc.
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Vegetables.

NeEetSblss-EOtatoes. per bl-. 65a75c: home
grown. per bu-, 65a1Jcs sweet potatoes
per bbL, $l-25a15O: yams. per bbL. 81 coal 5:
carrots. per Dbl. SI.1JaI-5Os CuCUmbcrs per
basket Sl.,7az-eoi cabbage, per bbl., SLg1a
l-5os caulif5wers. per bbl-. s. 5Gas %; celery.
per doZ. ssall-s, 45a50c; lima beans. Der ct
TaloC5 on 1us. per bu-. 6OaI5c, onions per
bbl-. s.. 4Ual6oi pumpkins. per btr. 6Oa55c-
string beans, per bbI, s. C0a2. 50: squas b,
Hubbard per b5l-, 75caS1-25; tomatoes, per
box s. Jga5 o.
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AL E K AN DRIA.
GREEK IS ARRESTED
IN A LIQUOR CASE
PriopoliS Released on $50
Bond, Pending Trial
Tomorrow.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA VA. DEC. 2.

Nicholas PriopOlis was arrested this
morning by Policeman Sherwood charg-
sd with selling liquor, in violation OF
the Byrd law.
PriopOlis is a CLERK in a Greek lunch
room, In King street near Royal, and
II is alleged this morning that he went
to a nearby saloon and purchased a
bottle of ale for a man who already
was under the influence Of liquor.
Priopolis was released on so bond for
his appearance in the police court to
morrow morning.
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CONDITIONS BALK
MARKET ACTIVITY
Usual Dull Tuesday, With
Inclement Weather, Makes
Slow Wholesale Trade.

Business was quiet in the local yhoIe-
sale markets today. Tuesday. as one
OF the small rsy.s of the week, was
rendered doubly inactive by tee incle-
ment weather. Another adverse iniu-
enCe was the heavy receipts OF live
stock from Maryland. this being the
second business day since the Quaran-
tine was lifted.
There was a fair demand for lambs
and calves. but it was too greatly ex-
ceeded by the supply, for prices to re-
main firm. Choice cattle showed a
good tone, but the ordinary grades were
neglected Poultry was quiet, but as
receipts were not heavy. prices held
steady. Strictly fresh eggs were active.
undergrades being dull These come In
10 competition with storage egss. ana
many buyers prefer the latte. to sec
ond quality receipts Fruits and vege-
Tables were without feature today.
Today's Prges-
Wholesale prices were as follows. iobbers'
prices being a little higher:
Esss- Virginia nearbys, fresh. s2a53c: south
west Virginia and West Virginia. @'aSoc
Tennessee and North Carolina. Z1aoSc-
Cheese-New York hats, large. per ID. 1872
al4c: small. per h., l2izal43tc-
Western firsts. 2Sd9511Ci process, fancy 24s25c
-air TO good. 2Za23c: dairy. choice. I7alSci
dairy. good. I1ci store packed, fresh. T7s1sc.
Poultry.
Lave Poultry-Chickens. spring. small. per
To-. l5al5i-cs large. I2al5Izc. hens, 12c: roOs-
ters. Sc. ducks, large, per To-, l2al2lzc; small
per h. llc5 geese, per 10. 1QalZc. turkeys.
to.:ls, per h.. Hale; hens, per To-, 14a15c.
dressed PUultry-Iurkeys undraWn. toms
per h.. 16al7cs hens. per To-. 16al7c. chickens
Frnal l.. per H.. l5al6cs large. per h.. 15aI5c.
hens, per d., l3alIc. ROSTERS, per ID. lOc.
ducks, large per b., l4ai4.zc; small, lie.
geese ussg. III TraI1r
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Live Stock

Live St0ck-Cattle. extra. per c7yt. s. 0aa
$50: medium. per cwt-. S50oa5.5V: ordinary.
81 Ula4-5O: common. per CWI-4 s. 5lL3 %; hogs
per cWt-, gross, Sj.IJa6.0O. ordinary, per cwt.
SJOOa5.0o. sheep. prime. per ID. 4ifszc. ordi-
nary. per d., &a5iec. lambs. spring. choice
per ID, 5aSizcs medium. 4izaJc. common. per
ID 4a43kc. calves. prime. per ID. saS5sc.
medium, per H., 7a75=Cs cannon, per I0..
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MEDICAL.
Dr.. Reed sosG,aIIs' sOs i1;n IS.

Ulsease3 OF Men and " ON IN Maans
Fealth TO You If You Suffer
From Catarrh. Obesity. Rheumatism. Constf-
patton. Piles. Throat. Lung. Brain Heart
Blood and Skin Diseases, Nervous DebiIIt,,
Kidney Diseases, Bladder Troubles Specidc
Blood Poisoning. Eruptions, Ulcers, and an
private diseases cured or life By safe
methods.
CHARGES Low, INCLUDING MEDICINES
Private waiting Rooms for Ladies'
Office Hours: 10 to l. 3 to g. Sundays 10 70 II
S04 SEVENTEENTH ST. n. w
oc1-tf
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Criminal Court, No. I
JUSTICE GOULD.
Criminal Court. No. 2
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

tDalIeu Ye5teruay-l
Estate of John E RryarIy: petition
Of Mary B. Bryarly ct Al for letters of
administration; waiver. Attorney,
James II. Taylor.
Estate Of Oliver McIlhenny; petition
or Georgia +. McIlhenUS for probate
and record of will. and granting letters
teStamentary; order adm ting will to
probate and record and granting let
tiers testamentaTy to Georgia 4. Nell
benny; bond. $500 Attorney, ]. P Err
nest
The Washington times., 1908-12-22

Robert Lewis. colOred, was arrested
this morning by Policeman Ferguson on
the charge Of carrying concealed weap-
Ons.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22

The case or Walter SIOper and Walter
Moore who are charged with assault
ing R r. Downham, was continued this
morning until tomorrow afternoon when
10 VIII be tried by Justice 7. II. ThCmp-
son.
The Washington times., 1908-12-22

Frank G. SpInks has sold to William
H Quinn three building lots IN NOr,h
Eci umbus street between Queen AID
Princess streets.
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COURT RECORD
OF THE DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Circuit Court, No 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

called yesterday
T. No 1886. MarrOne vs. Washington
Jockey Club; trial resumed. same iurv:
verdict for defendants. Plaintiff-s at
torneys, c. A Provost and l. a Bailey:
defendants attorney. a. 5. WOrrhinE-
ton
No. 4S46S. Warwick VS.. Glennan. mo-
ton for new trial fled and fees ordered
paid Plaintiffs attorney, Joseph A.
Burkart; defendants attorneys, Edward
/. Giles and g A. White.
No 1872 Zeiler vs. Robertson: iudg-
ment on verdict for plaintiff for s25
interest, and costs Plaintiffs attorneys.
MILAN q Smith; defendants attorneys.
Brancenburg * Brandenburg.
Criminal Court, No. I,
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called tOday)
United States VS.. Henry T.. EVerding
and John ~ Heany: conspiracy: on
trial Attorneys. Cuttings & Chamber
lin. Douglas. Baker &c Sheriff.. ri. W.
Hayden, and J. II. Brickenstein.
Criminal Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
(Caued yesterday
No. 494lS Moore d Hill VS.. Lewis E
Breuninger; time TO file transcript on
appeal extended thirty days. Com
Iiainants solicitor, Lambert; defend
Ents solicitor, Brown
No. 26Z79. United States vs. Albert
Lancaster; nolle prosequi entered; dis
charge ordered.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

"EX-dividend Ia per cent.
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The skating rink this evening VIII be
opened at ArmOry Hall. in South Royal
street, by Prof. p A Dempsey.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-20
6 Big Papers One Year, $2.25

Independent has the greatest clubbing propositions
to offer to its subscribers that heard Of We seldom
pass up and know that will be The only thing
is that the offer not be made after March
1905 there's quite little time left before then and you
not neglect to send in your take advantage
the offer.
The proposition simply this We give you the
biggest papers the kind for tre considerably
than half the regular price and Of them the ST.
Daily News will reach you every day.
Daily News The Farm Magazine The Farmers Wife, Spare
Northwestern Agculturt for only 1926
Der this offer will not be good after March l.
The ST. Paul Daily News alone would cost 81 so and after
March publisher informs that he going advance
5000 year. strictly cash in advance The St. Paul
Daily News dandy Daily paper readers considering
the best paper published the Twin Cities The News reliable
the large and the market report especially good
weekly paper published Ward county, and already has
aton Of 5000 The price of this dollar year
The Farm Magazine semimonthy publication published
y farm Journal and say canddy that is of the
brightest papers the kind published in the United States This
the get periodicals cheap and you don't take
advantage OF this offer, you will regret it. III
Old subscribers take advantage of this OFFER
for their advance Under circumstances
this clubbing rate unless send all the that
back subscription you should happen to be paid adj
at this time will be for send
years credit for the paper.
We make this plain To take advantage offer
it will be for to send 25 but
thing the|
amount that you
This will give you lot good reading MATTER cheaper than
dirt The farmer who is without daily behind thel
times providing he has kind post office facilities and the
recommend the St. Paul Daily News.
Now hurry along and send your money Send checks post
office orders other just don't pass this
proposition up.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-20

A fire at Underwood destroyed the
drug store of Wyke & Yeager and
Yeager's general stock.
Geo. Richardson of Portal reports
seven chickens Matched from a set
ting of eggs Sunday. He had a hard
time making his hens observe the
calendar this winter. They persisted
in scratching in the garden all winter
and started to set long before the reg
ular time. The new brood is doing
fine and he may have some ready to
fry by Easter.
Sheriff Lee and two deputies made
raid on the blind pigs at Place and
gathered in five. The prisoners were
lodged that night in the Minot pool
hall and driven across the country to
Berthold the next day, then brought
to Minot. This was the first raid
ever made in Plaza and the towns as
dry as a chip.
Guy Hendrickson was arrested at
Plaza, charged with breaking trees in
the parks. He was caught right in
the act. The young man was con-
yicted, sentenced to 20 days in the
county Jail and fined SIS and costs
Sheriff Lee brought the prisoner to
MinOt and placed him in the county
Jail.
The Boston newspapers copied an
article from the twenty years ago
column of one of our state papers and
featured it as recent occurrence
which goes to show that any weapon
will serve when it comes to knock
ing North Dakota. And the "beanies"
are not the only ones engaged in the
business.
State Superintendent Stockwell has
just rendered a decision in which he
holds that teachers in special school
districts must hold certificates issued
either by the county or state super
intendent, which certificate must be
recorded in the Office OF the county
superintendent. Attorney General
McCue has concurred in this ruling.
Many other editors complain of the
frequent receipt of platforms, declar.
ations of principles and appeals to
the public which are not accompanied
by the quid pro puo. Someone could
made decided hit by making plat.
form which would begin as follows:
II believe in rendering all men their
due. Find enclosed herewith, etc.
A certain young lady, who is evi.
IDENTIFY posted on the grading of wheat
remarks an exchange, when asked
about her attendant at a recent ball,
unexpectedly remarked. He would
grade about No. 3 "soft," she guess
ed, "but he might go rejected at Du-
luth, as he was slightly sprouted and
q little soaked.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-20
The Farmer Life.
H. E. Worklikehelski sends in the

H. E. Worklikehelski sends in the
following for publication:
The farmer leads no E 2 life, the
C D he sows will rot; and when at
E V he rests from strife his bones
A X {, lot. In D D he has to strug-
gle hard, to E X a living out; if c
frosts do not retard his crops there'll
B A drought. The hired L P he has
to pay are awful A z too, they c X
a rest when he's away, nor any work
will do. Both N z cannot be made
to meet, andthen for A D he takes
some boarders who so r T eat, that
E no money makes. Of little U G he
ends in life; sick in old A G he lies;
the debts he o 2 he leaves his wife
and then in P c dies.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-20
STRAY NOTICE

Strayed from my place on g.
1871. z miles North, 3 miles
West Of Max Bass, N. d., on
January End, 1908, one white
mare, 8 years old, weight 1850
pounds, short name, has leather
head stall Of halter...on, scar on
right shoulder and was in good
condition.
Finder please notify me.
E. j. PICKER,
1-16.2-20-chg Max Bass,
N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-20

the mortgage foreclosures, after
which the lands get in the hands of
the parties who are to till it, cause
it to produce abundantly and make
them wealthy. There are mighty few
farms, comparatively, sold under mort.
gage foreclosure in the Red River
valley these days-Minto Journal
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-20

This is the year when the papers
in the western part of the state are
waxing fat and rich through the pub
LEGATION of mortgage foreclosure sales.
In some of them whole pages are de-
voted to these notices. 1t was thirsty
in the valley years ago. First come
the final proof notices-then follow
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-20

BTRAYED-On Nov. 20, from
Sec. "a, 1922 bay horse, 9 years
old, weight about 900 lbs, left foot
white at hook joint, small white spot.
on right foot star large as dollar on
head has hrond on but csnnst tell
what q =. Horse was bought al
Scofeld's sale Will give leberal re-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-20
Farm for Rent

Farm for Rent
My $50 farm miles directly north o.
Minot, for rent. Good buildings, grove
mostly under cultivation. Daily mai
service and school house on land.
+. B. LAMBERT,
| Minot, N. D.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
Of Marshall Mcclure, Jr., will confer
a favor on his mother by having him
write to her.
For SALE-L 1T, House and
Barn, three blocks from Morrill,
Hotel. Will take Horses as part
payment. Inquire Of
Jos. SYs,
2-23pd 145 Main ST., Room Z.
The large grain elevator on the Ben
Lemke farm near Cando was burned,
with $500 bushels of flax and other
grain The elevator cost $4,000 and
was covered with half that amount of
insurance The flax was insured.
j. L. Skrivseth's Photographic
art studio, frst-elass work al
sizes, 3O3 S. Main St., Minot,
N. d. list
A petition is being circulated in
Kenmare township calling special
election to vote on bonding the town
ship for $13,500 to pay for the new
school building. The farmers in that
township will hardly vote for the
proposition.
See Grant S. Youmans for a
five year farm loan at lowest
rates. Office in new Optic bldg.
tt
Two of the lumber yards at Bottin-
eau have consolidated, leaving but
two yards in that CITY,
Let Minot Furniture Company
feather your nest and be happy.
Full stock OF monographs and
records at Blakey's New Music
House.
Bottineau county is on cash basis,
which speaks we'll for the manner in
which it is run. County warrants are
cashed as fast as given.
Carpet weaving, done prompt
ly and we'll by experienced weav-
er.
ANIL SCHAUFUss,
Sawyer, N. D.
Sec. 2, Twp. 1898, r. r, No. l.
1-23-3-12p
Many man would give $500 to be
cured Of skin disease. I am Minots
sole agent for Almklov's Eczema
Cure, which has cured thousands of
people. You'll not regret the small
amount Of money spent for box Of
the cure. M. o. Seglen & Co.
100 t. t.
Two Bismarck farmers got into a
law suit over the ownership Of a
small calf, and before they were thru
with it, it cost the defendant 500.
Remember we make more pho
tographs and carry the largest
and best selected stock of picture
frame mouldings west Of the
Twin Cities. We please others
why not you ?
Moore's Picture Shop,
| If Minot, N. D.
Let US print your next
lot Of stationery
The hackmen and draymen Of Mi
not have petitioned the council to re-
duce their license from SIS a year to
ono dn1or
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-20

Let US print your next
lot Of stationery
The hackmen and draymen Of Mi
not have petitioned the council to re-
duce their license from SIS year to
one dollar.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-02-20

My $50 farm miles directly north of
Minot, for rent. Good buildings, grove
mostly under cultivation. Daily mail
service and school house on land.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-29
BERRY PACKERS.
Coming Home With Plenty of Luss
 cious Fruit These Days.

There is lot of hardship at tending the business of berry pick ing, but there is good money in it and so long as this is so things will be rushing in that line while enough remains on the vines to mak
 it pay. It is attended with some risk, too, for farmers are alive to the value of the fruit and find that there is more money in tending to their berry lots than in cutting and curing third class hay. For this reason the farmer is on the look out for the army of city folks equip ped with dinner pails and almost every other kind of vessel one could think of and gives them a warm re- ception. As usual Jesse Lounsbury's lots is a favorite spot for seekers after he berries, and while they get chased now and then they don't ! mind it. The other day one wo- man picked 5l quarts of blackber- ries and as they sell for 12 or IS 1 cents quart it is easy to see that there is more money in the business than in farming. Wha- wonder then that the tillers of the soil have got their eyes opened and intend to turn an honest dollar out of their berries from now on.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-29
AUTO TIRE BURST.
George A. Driggs's Chauffeur Got c
 Sudden Jolt.

George A. Driggs's automobile burst a tire on Center street this morning and gave the chauffeur, James Holmes, jolt that he will not forget in some time, even allowing that chauffeurs get uncommonly se- we're jolts in their business. There was no one in the machine at the time, but a moment after the explo- sion of the escaping air in the rubber tire on the left front wheel was heard, there was a crowd of fifty gathered. The chauffeur was thrown forward almost out of his seat while the vehicle limped along a short dis tance on three wheels. It took only a few minutes to repair the break and Chauffeur Holmes and his ma- chine were on their way. The work of making repairs on the tire seemed to be very interesting to the crowd of spectators.