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The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

A warrant was issued for the arress .
of Barney Gronenthal, a we'll known
north prairie farmer, who is charged
with the non-support Of minor
child.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

Miss Eunice Mitchell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Mitchell, has gone
to Minneapolis, where she joins Will
Rossiter's Bunch of Kids, an excel
lent company that will tour the larg-
er cities Of the country. Miss Nit
chell has shown some unusual ability
in the theatrical line, and has signed
with this company for a year.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

for years at the S1ocum drug storg.~
He's a good steady fellow and has
many friends in Minot, who join the
Independent in extending congratula-
tions. We understand that his bride
formerly resided here.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

Commissioner Ed. Kelley will 60
Ito Banff, Alta, this week, where he
will spend some weeks. Mr.. Kelley's
health is not good and he hopes that
the invigorating mountain air and
the suluhur baths will do him good.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

Harry Taylor, an alleged blind
pigger, was arrested by Deputy
schlaberg at Douglas Thursday. He
appeared before Judge Murray and
was, bound over to district court un.
der $3.50 bonds, but not being ab1e
TO put up the bonds, was sent -
the county Jail.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29
SHACK CAUSES BIG LAW SUIT

gage on the same, with the under
standing that Hanes was to erect .
shack. Eaton had q shack in the
street directly in front of the lots,
and claims that Hanes hauled this
onto the lots aud CLAIMED It. .
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29
ROSS SMITH DROWNED
Former Minot Young Man, Son of Mrs. Jehn Stowell
browns at Pierre, S. D, While in Bathing
Little News of the Accident

ceiving a letter and telegram the
same day. She has not learned any
of the particulars of the accident.
Ross was we'll known In Minot. He
ID q brother to Charles and Roy
Smith. He was 27 years old.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

DR.. MCDANIEL who has been Wis
|iting relatives at Forrest River, NJ D.
has returned. He came home in his
auto. Mrs. MCDANIEL remained in
the eastern part of the state for a
visit. The doctor spent one day at
the state fair.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

Miss Blanche Dalagher's many
friends will be glad to know that she
has decided to remain in Minot, a.
one of the teachers in our schools.
Miss Dalagher has held this pssltloa
for a number of years, but refused to
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

Dick Dipple, prosperous Max
bass farmer, lost his house by IRE.
Hail cleaned up number Of farm
|ers in Wells county.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29
SAVERS TALKS OF THE WEST
Deslacs Farmer Sees Some Fine Land in Northern Wash
instoa-Sdn Cling, teINosth Dakota ....

VIM. sayers and xsesy Of Des Laos
were in Minot Monday, - etlefis wsy'
home from , xisk n thu sMast- IT,
visited the Seattle fair ana spent
some time looking over the wst. Mr..
Sayers says that a friend of his bot
some timbered land for 500 an acre,
and has had to clear it, which cost
from 500 to $3.50 an acre, and the
land then is not any better than our.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

J. w. Schnitzler, editor of the Mo-
hall Tribune, passed thru Minot Sat-
urday enroute to his home from
Moosejaw, Sask., where he had been
visiting his parents.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

an acre, with ten years in which to
pay for it, at six per cent interest,
and the agricultural lands at ten dol
lars an acre, bit most of this has
been snapped up. and is being re-
sold at much higher figures. Mr.. Rus
sell did not buy.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

Miss Ruth Dalager, who has been
employed at keavin's, has gone to-
Minnesota for an extended visit.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

Ross Smith, the son of Mrs. John
Stowell, who lived on q claim eight
miles south of Minot for several
years, was drowned at Pierre, s. D..
Friday while bathing. Mrs. Stowell
received the sad news Saturday, re-
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

VIM. Black, the big rancher from
south of Stanley, was Minot Wis
|itor Saturday. Mr.. Black says he
|is in the midst OF his haying, and
in consequence this is the busiest
time on the ranch.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

Altho the. Maxuass band Is but:
three weeks old, it can pay seTcraE
selections without break
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

A shack worth perhaps $40 caused
an exciting law suit in Judge Lynchs
once, between c. F. Eaton and Ru-'
dolph, Hanes of Surrey, which was
won by Eaton. Mr.. Eaton had sold
Hanes two lots, and took . mort
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

North Dakota soil. He = quite tax
% Nth the Ksuogza vsllU II the
'sssthern par Of Washingtsa whsre
Land SELLS 4at from. $50. to 32ke,, IN
acre. sIt is quite . distance from .
railroad but there are three surveys
thru. there, and line will be con-
struGtpd soon. Uncle Sam il irrigat-
ing the valley which is . great place
for 4fuit growing. ~
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

Chas. Weagant passed around the
cigars Saturday in honor of the
birth Of big boy, Friday night.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

There has been great improve
nent In the Harvey Herald since the
aew type setting machine was install
led.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

T. G. Ellithorps Of this city and
Prof. Clarence Ellithorps Of the VII
liston schools, left Monday for trip
thru the west, where they may make
'inveotnea6.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29
RAILROAD LAND ABOUT SOLD

T. P. Russell returned from Daw-
son county, Mont, where he inspect
ed the N. P. lands, with the view of
buying a large tract. The company,
which owned every other township
in that county, had been selling the
grazing lands for from $3.50 to $500
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

A big baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Eaton of Surrey Tues
day, July 21.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

Billie Sjodin, the popular clerk at
J. NJ. Wilson's is in the west, where
he went to see the fair, and register
at the various reservations that are
to be opened soon.
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29
Fargo Defeats Commission Plan

the News for it. James Kennedy
took an active part in the fight
against it. This is the first time that
the proposition has been beaten in
tho state. %'
The Ward County independent., 1909-07-29

The commission proposition for
the city of Fargo was defeated Thurs-
day by 80 votes, there being total Of
1900 votes polled. The Forum was
against the commission system and
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-03-12
LIGHT GUARD

The company enjoyed short drill
under Lieutenant Pilgrim and after
which Captain Digman took charge.
1t is thought that the much talised
about target practice will start next
week. As the company has two Of the
best gallery rifles ever made. all mem
bers will 10 doubt get the practice all
military companies need. The rife
practice will he held in the drill hall
At the business meeting the applica-
ton Of Hubert Strausser WAS read aud
posted for week.
Last Saturday evening two very good
games Of basketball were played AT the
Armory. The irst team was defeated
by the Racine Triangles by score Of
20 to 10. and the second defeated the
22nd District School by score Of 80 TO
ls This week Saturday evening there
viii two games
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-03-12

FOR SALE--Bnf Leghvrn eggs,
prize winning strain. sloO per 3. j,
NJ. Grantham, lGs Brace Street, Wan
Wat0aa.
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WANTED--A competent girl for
second work Good wages. Apply at
CT Cavanaugh Place. 2w-2
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Don't forget TO visit the Peetz Studio
for vour best photographs. 2lO3 Wal.
nut Street. Milwaukee, Wis
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FOR RENT-Gardcn with or without
house or part Of house after April /.
Inquire at 1856 ". Main Street.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT-Flat in the Ditttnar
block. Inquire Of John +. Dittmar,
Wisconsin Avenue
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LOST--A Cameo Bar Pin. Finder
please leave At Miss Georgia Pares, 50
Windsor Avenue and receive reward.
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WANTED-Boys from 10 years upto
learn how TO sing. Report st Trinity
Church Saturday evening at $780,
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EOTICE-we go to press Thursdays at
1880. All copy must be IN before noon.
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Focal and Personal

We Invite All TO Send in Iters of News [
Personal or Othe rwise.
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Oar Telephone is wauwatosa 1861.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

Sixteen carloads of fax straw have
been shipped to Ireland to be made
into linen table cloths, just to prove
that the North Dakota article can be
used, says the Kenmare News
Mrs. Joseph Schwartz, residing at
Buchanan, died from a peculiar and
horrible death last week. She had
been using slough water for along
time constantly for drinking and all
other purposes and it appears that
it contained the eggs of snakes which
matured in her stomach causing her
death.
The Carpio News thinks that be-
cause Gov. Burke proclaimed Oct. 7,
the stormiest day Of the year, as Du-
rum day, which Garpio celebrated
it was a dirty Democratic trick.
Editor Smith OF the Plaza Pioneer
recently printed a joke about an In
dian and an Irishman. A representa-
tive from the "Ould Sod" was going
to give the editor licking, for insult
ing the race. Geo. crawled out of a
tight hole by claiming to be Irish him
self.
Mrs. Martin Blake, young widow
of Delamere, N D., was drugged and
robbed of $500, her savings of num-
ber of years, by VIM. Allen, dash
ing young soldier, who courted her,
and induced her to accompany him
to Minneal polls, where he said they
would be married. When the couple
got on the train, he produced three
bottles of wine, and she drank some
of it, which must have been drugged
for she remembers little until she
came to her senses, deserted in Min
neapolis. The money and the soldier
were gone. Mrs. Blake threatens to
kill herself. She has a young son at
Delamere.
Only sixty-five out Of 113 Ward
county teachers were successful in
passing the examination held in Minot
recently. Supt. Warren is holding
strictly to the requirements.
A Rugby butcher recently bought
500 sheep and the people of that burg
will feast on mutton the coming
winter.
Senator McCumber delivered poll
tical address at Williston, defending
his position on the tariff bill. and &C
cording to the Graphic, made warm
friends by his explanation.
A man got drunk in Portal few
days ago and proceeded to clean on.
the saloon with a piece of gas pipe.
He knocked down two men and
came near killing policeman before
he was landed in the barracks. He
was bound over to the kings bench
and taken to Regina.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

John L. Jarstad, deputy sherin OF
Williams county, stayed over night as
Belden Wednesday,. He was on hin
way to Williston from Washburn
where he had been and placed a man
named Jud Miller under arrest Mil
Ter is charged with stealing a team
of horses from farmer living IL
miles east of Williston about a week
ago and when arrested he had the
team in his possession, so he is due
to spend some time in a pen. Mr..
same man got the fine team belonging
to J. w. Arnold which disappeared
from a pasture near Stanley about 9
week ago, as he saw one which ans-
wered perfectly to. that description
The team had been left in barn with
instructions not to let anyone see It.
Mr.. Arnold at once and put him on
the right track of it.
didn't say pleasant things concerning
the Williams county fair, OF which
association he is stockhOlder, and
the Graphic goes after him rough
shod for knocking worthy project
William G. Bennett, the well known
liveryman Of Kenmare, placed several
thousand black bass in Thompson
lake last Saturday, the fish coming
from the government station. Mr..
Bennett owns half section farm on
the shores of this lake and two years
ago commenced stocking it with tisb
which are thriving and will be readt
for the pan within year or tw"
Thompson lake is a beautiful i, :, OF
water about fifteen miles northwest OF
Kenmare and is an iLNal hunting 70"
sort.
Struck by Engine y
Crosby Eagle: Thursday morning
L. e. Hood came near losing his life
! while driving across the 500 tracks
with his milk wagon. An engine
was coming down from Ambrose en-"
route east of town to coal at tho
sheds and as Hood approached the
tracks he could not see the engine %
account of cars obstructins the view
The engine and crew had sto pped at
the depot and had just started up
when it hit the wagon which was
;; covered affair and carried 1T several
rods, completely demolshing it. Dur
ling all this time Mr.. Hood was in the
wagon, the horse having broke loose
and run away, Hood sustained some
painful bruises and cuts and 1t IS 8
wonder that he was not more serl-
ously injured or even met WIN .
! worse fatality,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

south of Souris was sold for $4,000.
1t is reported that Gronna has
about been persuaded to make the
run for governor, and If successful
build up machine which would en-
able him to make try for Senator
Johnson's place at the expiration Of
Gronna's second term. The report
has it that Gronna will not be
candidate for U. s. Senator, against
McCumber. This is merely report,
and the Independent gives 1t for
what it is worth.
H The Great Northern Will give the
people the old mail service west Of
Devils Lake, which will enable the
Fargo and Grand Forks dailies to aet
Unto the fields several hours earlier.
+ Two-thirds of the states of the
Union have spoken out for the elec-
|ition of U. S. Senators by the direct
Iivote OF the people. Wonder what
l}congress will do? This gives the pol
llticians the shivers.
# The Wahpeton Globe-Gazette hears
ithat Marshall will go after McCum-
Iber's toga and looks for Hansbrough
Ito be steered into the race, in hopes
tof pulling enough votes away from
EMcCumber to elect Marshall. The
Globe expects the elevator interests
Ito put up a hard fight against Nc
Cumber because of his action in the
grain inspection bill.
Sheriff Beck Of Mclean county has
4 been compelled to surrender his job
to Gilbert Holton, who was ap pointed
to that office by the county commits
sioners Beck was elected to Office
last Novemb r,but the commissioners
refused to accept his bond, because
he was a resident of that part of Nc
Lean county which Is now Sheridan
county. The decision will have some
bearing on the offices Of clerk of
court and Register of deeds, for the
same reason. rr''1
Chas. Clark of Nlinot, a brother of
Sam, of the Reporter, now has charge
of the Ruso Record.
Carpio's market day was dandy,
Notwithstanding the fact that it fell
on bad sort Of day. Bat the farm
ers could do no work, and big crowd
gathered. The Berthold band played,
President Worst gave rousing talk
to the farmers, and the exhibits were
Al.
The editor of the Carpio News is
going out of the chicken business and
wants to trade his fowls for potatoes.
Who ever heard of an editor before
who'd rather eat spuds than chicken.
Andy Jones will be tried in Fargo
instead Of in Devils Lake. If Andy
succeeds in getting few more mo-
tions thru, he may not be tried at all.
The Lidgerwood Broad Axe hears
that Tom Marshall is about to buy
two dailies in the state, one at Mi
not and one at Fargo, for political
purposes.
A school house in the Taft district
near jamestown was moved three
miles in the night, to a new location
although a bare majority voted for its
removal, whereas two-thirds vote
is necessary. The building will be
removed back at the expense of the
district.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

Harry Hardy's big barn out west of
Ross, in Mountraille county was burn
ed to the ground enc day last week,
it is not known how the fire origin
ated, the building was the largest OF
the kind in the county.
Mrs. Sophia Brosald of Palermo
/ was sent to the jamestown asylum
last week after the insanity board had
examined her case.
The Right of way men of the Great
Northern are making an effort to
complete the road way Of the Ayr
Line thru the southern part OF Ward
and Mountraille counties, according
to latest reports.
Mrs. Wiley, one of the old settlers
Of Ward county, died eight miles
southwest of Stanley last week. Mrs.
Wiley is the mother of John Wiley
who is quite well known in Minot and
a prosperous farmer in Mountraille
conuty. s
An Indian and an Irishman came
together at Plaza the other day and
after the battle was over there was
blood galore. The misunderstanding
has been definitely settled says the
red man.
The home papers In the different 10
calitiAs are urging the farmers to
look well to the empty coal bin
while there is yet time.
Jud Miller,, An old time rancher in
the vicinity OF W1lliston was recently
arrested near WaShburn on charge
LOT horsestea1ing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
Ed Skodal of M'axbass has bee

bound over, charged with stealing
merchandise from box car. The
goods were found in a shack on the
farm where Skodal works, and the
case looks bad for the man.
The local ducks have all gone
south, and the northern fight is COM
ing down. This is the delightful sea-
son for the duck hunter.
Judge Burr has burned down all the
applications for liquor permits In
Bottineau county. The Lansford Jour-
nal thinks that the new liquor will
bring about resubmission quickly.
The Wahpeton Globe-Gazette thinks
there is something wrong with the
license system of the city when
cure-all faker can come in and do up
the gullables Of the town on a 81
license while the man who buys prop
erty and e0ects building for skat-
ing rink has to buy $50 license be-
fore he can do busin ess, besides pay
ing taxes on his property. ~
The two cases involving the crea-
ton Of two new counties out OF the
north part Of Ward are set for the
October term Of the supreme court.
The question on which the cases
hinge is whether or not the Kenmare
vote can be invalidated on account
of illegal voting at the November,
last, election. Attorney Bangs Of
Grand Forks represents t.; new
counties.
The life OF an editor was saved the
other day by a silver dollar IN his
pocket. A crank shot at him and
the ball struck the dollar. Now
should we happen to get shot before
YOU pay up your subscription and
there is no dollar to stop tha ball we
shall always presume you might have
saved our life. -#
The Maxbass Monitor does not
wonder that the Magic City is in g
continual broil, now that it is aware
that there are forty lawyers in Mi
not.
Sixteen hundred acres of potatoes
were raised from seven acres on
farm near Hillsboro, an average Of
2S5 bushels to the acre.
The fast mail train goes across the
street at Towner at the rate Of 80
miles an hour, with no 'watchman at
the place. The Tribune adSises the
citizens to select their burial lot
now.
A Towner lawyer advertises that In
taking cases "if l do you no good, I
charge you no fee." If the fellow
will guarantee to indemnify them for
rat harm he might do. he'll do.
Senator La Follette delivered a
rousing address at Jamestown. The
Senator would like to see the people,
with the power, based on constitution
al amendments, to recall the public
servant who betrays them" Until you
have this, you will be unable to have
true and honest representation" he
said.
Newburg maidens chased with
eggs some colored damsels, who at
tempted to secure rooms, out of their
town
Bert Imson's new show car was
jolted at Russell, and the contents
damaged to the extent of $3.50.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
Grd Of Thanks

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to those who assisted during
the last illness of our beloved wife
and mother, and also at the funeral.
The kindness shall never be forgot.
ter Aug. Eckert and Children.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

FOR SALE-5 fine young broW1
Leghorn s. c. ROSTERS. also several
Buff Leghorn ROSTERS, will trade ~
hens or sell cheap. Mrs. J. B. OefGys
End house E Sunnyside school. IL
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

The officials out in Mountrail
county are fast establishing reputa.
ton for pinching pigs. Some Of the
papers out west are taking lively
interest in the Maloney disbarmen4
proceedings against that attorney.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

! The Tagus Mirror favors Secretary
/ Blaisdell for governor at the primafe
, les next time =
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

Jud Miner, An old time rancher in
the vicinity Of Williston was recently
arrested nsar Washburn on charge
OF horsestea1ing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21

The home papers In the different 10
calitiAs are urging the farmers to
look well to the empty coal bin
while there Is yet time.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-21
g HUB TO R M o Q

An unknown man Was found deau~
in the railway yards at Wlllston last
week. The man had part OF his
head cut off, he having evidently fal-
len under the wheels .. moving
train. Nothing is known of his homo
address.
The Lansford Times ripped the
photographer Of that town up the
back all because he refused to give
that paper a photo of the gas wells
in that locality so that the editor could
get a half tone, cut made and show
his readers what gas stock looked ike
to the citizens of that country. !.
81
Bowbells has a large increase IN
the number of dogs in that town,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-16
"rArmER OF sErr,c rAxxs~


(Cuwttaucd Ttum lNlrss rasr.l
board Of trustees ot the city OF Free.
no. gladly endorse this statement In
Testimony OF Mr.. ilDxica good work.
". PARKER LYON.
Mayor Of Fresno during progrcss os
work.
J. d. sTATHAM.
Present Acting Mayor of Fresno. aud
Trustee.
J. N. COLLINS.
J. n MYERS.
G. n. CHALuP.
q, FALKENsTElN.
p J. NOLAN.
ERNEST Hl.ErrE.
JOHN sU0LiAN.
Trustees.
Mr., Hoxic has rcccntly been en-
gaEcd BY the city of Portcrvi!lc. Cal.
to supervise tho installation Of their
sewerage aud septic tank system. for
the construction Of which they recent.
ly voted bonds to the amount Of ess.-
ooc. which Includes iaO acres Of land
valued At $50 an acre. To be- used ~
. septic tank farm.
In spcakisk Of tho Fresno sewer
and septic tank system. Mr., Hoxic
said:
The city Of Fresno purchased 81:
acres of land. to be used ~ a septic
tank farm. aud from the revenue do
rived from leasing this farm and the
surplus water from the septic tanks
sold to other parties. tho city viii
realise on the whole cost Of instaila.
tion between and per cent"
Mr., Hoxixe. on Invitation Of the
California League OF Municipalities.
will address that body at Santa crus.
Cal. on tho ::d OF this month on
Septic Tanks
This gentleman has been kind
enough to consent to address the city
rou urcil thls cveoin, ou ehts tu,uors
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-16
We wan, all the bachelors. spi,


We want al the bachelors. spin.
sters. married men with their wives
svains with their swecthsarts and
boys and Girls to visit the formal
openins Of The vogue millinery to.
night. tomorrow and the next day.
The largest stock Of pattern hats oI
the latest creation and imported nov
elties ever displayed In klamath
Falls will be on exhibition. Watch
Mondays window for school girl
specialties. Located In old Boston
shoe store stand. Mrs. d. n. Crutt.
ner. proprietrcss. Open evenings.