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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28

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bcnptteoe Br~ofesior @isle 0otbne
UNDER lit Spbolb | Noroen | Sontmer
anIeoningen til at sisre ct itsrre
goginofisb til Minneiota Statsuni.
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nGroifulbe Sing for ben ipenife af.
beling peo llniperiitetet. 9isie @Gr-
fer er I'LL peutenbes. sos Yr~oiesior
Wonteliits fit gotbne blanbt anoet
nopirfet, at llniperiitetet bill faa til.
ienbt en- H9ffe Iargange al "Spenif
gntifporiif S%iosifriit" % "Siitoriif
SiosIfriit" foruben mango andre ga.
ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
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Scacuec

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pper ben lille a~iSeuSe-Nnus'oIntse
gcbanhIiuscr piite ITO at pore isrse.
Iiae Sfuffrlisr-IufuemmcIi8 5uScr
fprtGIlrr utI,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
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NigtigbeO

for Biletfjsbere, Tom ienoer efter fin Jaini,
lie, Sl9gt eller Senner for at faa benz bib
fer Spltiiormerie .bespnber, at be inarelt flp.
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ameriean'9 iniens Sfibe saar birefte os at be
Glpr Heticn mellem Granddaughter % Sem
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fenoe Itanbinapiife Hpsiaserer, at .Iasiaae.
rerne faar spb, traftis, lfanbirapiif Ndb, at
treble @lasie beitaar at imaa. pripate Stun,
at Sfibene bar traaolps 9elearat at Gfis
bene er foripnebe nieb ale Hutibens SpIins
oelier % Sprbeoringer for Hasiagerernes
Sifferheo % 8efpemmeligbeb.
Sor 9jpb al Biletier benuenoe nian iig tit
Scanoinapian-g q mericans 2inienS n9rnteit
boenoe gsent euer til
A. E. JOHNSON & CO.,
Gen1 West. Pass. Agents,
155 w. Kinzie St, CHICAGO, L
1914 Wash. Av. g., Minneapolis. MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28

SpuuOcmsbc. Itlantic areos al
ben norife Spnobe bapoe iorrige
Senboo tit Spitmsoc / Green Foiut,
q. .. Goitor 6. 9. Sperlen inole'
oeoe Sbrmact for Samtalen oper
ariitnes 6orboIo til Suos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28

MisFOnGr Sfrcisrabs Sclbreb.
|9e iibite Gfterretninger fra Santali.
itan gaar ITO paa, at Der er i~notraaot
9eoring | Sfrefsruos Speoom. San
tan M benege bsire Saauo og 500,
Iigeiom bar fan taIe Iiot. Men no.
gen lloiigt til fulbitGnoig Selbre.
belle er Der life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28

Taitur Silcr / Chicago bar TIL
braqt oct meite al Sommeren poa
@cItfpiten. San ppertoger oen lite
Oft. igicn @etieningen al i'm @enig-
heo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28

1oitor g. ScebuilS cr fsot / BOO
be6 MoI0c 1859 % fom til Gmerifn
/ 1872. San ~graOucrcoe ira Sntbcr
Goac0c / 1881 og ira Goncoroia &C.
minar / ct. 2ouis / 1884. Otter ct
Tar Mars girfiomhcO ion Fre't
@roofluu % Gmi0rontmi&iionrr
gicru 9orf blco ban / 1886 Sirlpc'
prcit hos gamIe Eaitor Stub | Big
Gmnoc Mcnigbco % / 1892 blco bon
foIot til Soaueprcit for oenne Wcrlig.
bc6 og SigbIano MlcniGbcO iom Eo't.
Stub8 Gitermono. Scr bar ban IL
0cn pirfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28

meo poIoiom Sort. 2nftifibet bIep
fuIoitrnoig sOelast, % fire Nano
Jon befanot fig | 1onooIen bIep
orGbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
seIbrsOrIIs peO Gnticura. @iSItrue.

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min Salrcnms.pAeo fer Den ubere6nc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28
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fretar / @iuncioia, M bpiat ! Spoo-
ncr / sen norolige Gel al Stoten,
fom iioitc llse til Chicago ior at ls9e
2pgehiplp. San bar nenllis ! DC &C.
mere aor p9ret ipgelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-28

pao Iaitoren en- &ilicn og Cat fra
Yiitber College, al bpiIfet bon oltio
bapbe nGret en- iroioit Ben % GOD
Stette.
Som en- at Iaitor og Wirs. Sec.
buns perionlige genner giennem
mango Mar taffeoe Or. Stabo Dem
ior bette genlfab % alt gobt til Oenne
Gio. SGn irenbpoeoe bl. a. at $50.
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bette Smraaoe bapbe bonret goo
Srrgt.
Sna 6ro9te 8oitor aasberg ira
Hiceioro 8aitor SeebiluS en- @ratu'
lotion ira @roouentflasicn neo gu,
tier College / 1881, bporaf De besge
bar McOlemnlcr. Icrefter iuIste
,Sloa / SIoq Salcr for SubiIaren al
Grof. 9. g. Rcoue iom Sen RIoite I'll.
iteoepurcnoe al bans 2Grere, al Z.
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merotcr, og al 2Trcr SsSlcnoobl, Der
oppIc0e pco GnitorenS pcliiguellesrt'
Igc @irfc / Mcni9bebcr.
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for @open % allc De imuffe % amer
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Sc ban / noaen @rnb baot Selo meo
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
PREPARES EXHIBIT.

Hamilton. July 3l.-Seeretary Irwin
of the chamber of commerce put i'll
busy day yesterday and he has pre-
pared as "A result nf his work fine oS
hlbit for tho office at Missouia.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
TO FIGHT
Reel AMAT|ON WORK

Spokane. July 3l,-Surface indications
are that powerful corporation interests
supported by Senators Aldrich and
PenrSse and the New England dclega-
ton in congress. are preparing To
make the fight nj their lives against
the United States reclamation service
at the seventeenth sessions of the Ma
tional Irrigation congress in Spokane
the week of August 3 The apparent
purpose is tn destroy the cooperative
plan Of lending money without inter
est ta establish reclamation plants.
hoping thereby In put into effect "A sys
TEN by which private individuals could
become rich on the interest of the
funds necessary To carry III these vast
projects. Scouts have been sent INTO
various parts af the Western and
southwestern states, but their mission
has been Without success. Now II Is
purp"ssA tn resort To other means The
various communities in which moiStnr.
il supplied To the land ny artificial
means have been notified In send rep
resentatlves To thwart the plans of the
enemies of the service, and, as prae-
tiCaIly every one will send its quota
Of delegates. there is every reason In
believe that the coming sessions will
be the lyeliest in the history Of the
congress.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
HAMILTON BREv|T|ES

Hamilton, July 31.-H. Schrader of
Victor spent Saturday in Hamilton.
G. G. Scott of Paris, Mo, is looking
over Bitter Root lands.
i. F. Julian of Missoula is registered
at the Hamilton.
]. A. Hyland and John A. Book Of
Washburn. n. ID, are in the Filter
Root.
III. q. Hanson Of Benson. Mimi. Is
spending n few days in the valley.
w. II. Andcl of Chicago is guest
at the Hamilton.
Timothy Dove. n. II. McKinnie and
w e. Virden of Salmon, Idaho. are
looking over land in the valley.
X. $. Peters of Spokane is a guest at.
the Ravalli
e. A. Forsyth of BOZeman is spend
ing few days in the valley
III. T. Young of Denver is looking
over Bitter Root lands
General Passenger Agent Mart An
son of the Duluth South Shore rail
road of Duluth Is looking after his in
terests in the valley.
II. Mclaughlin of Denver Is looking
over Bitter Root lands
+. Marine of Chicago is registered
ut the Ravalli.
w. Il. Miles of Ames. Iowa, Is spend
ing "A few days in the valley.
Hazel Nicholson of Como is calling
on friends in Hamilton.
J. r Chopper Of Helena Is a guest At
the Rayalli.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
THREE DOLLARS A DAY
WANTED BY LAB0RtRS

Spokane. Tuiy 30,--Tnree dollars Il
day for 10 hours work is demanded
by the harvest laborers in the wheat
fields in eastern Washington, where
the ranchers in IS counties will gather
crop OF 3T.oHna0O bushels this sea
son. The scale paid in 1905 ranged
from $3.50 fer lahorers t. s. for en-
gineers. working from o'clock in the
morning until dusk. Farmers say that
will he the schedule this year. They
do not expect To have an. difficulty
in obtaining sufficient help To harvest
the crnn- Another situation is pre-
scented 10y the Farmers Union Of
Washington and northern Idaho,
which. through Y. Z. Mansfield Of
Endicatt. Wash. member of its eN-
ecutive committee. has addressed an
open letter In the miilers Of Wash
ingtan and Oregon. in which it is
made plain that It the price of Blue
stem wheat is mot at least 10 cents 4
huShai higher than club ar turkey red
grain the growers viii establish mills.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01

Aristide Rriand. who has been asked
to become the new premier of the
French government, was promoted IA
few months ago from the office of min
lister of public instruction and public
Worship tn that of minister of justice.
He has been considered for some time
the natural successor of Clemenceau i'll
the event Of that minister's suddenly
relinquishing his leadership. NJ. BRAND
is one of the strongest men in French
public life, in the opinion of many OBJ
servers He is an orator of eNtraordi-
nary power and responsiveness and
has been In parliament only since 1902.
thus winning his way 10 the top in the
short space of seven years. He started
out i'm life as Il lawyer in Il small coun-
try town and when he went to Paris
turned to journalism rather than law,
becoming in course al time editor of
In Lanterne, one Of the principal radi-
cal papers Of the capital.
BRAND has strong soCiaistic tenden
Cies.
Leon Bourgeois was the first man
considered for the place. but AS he was
away from Paris and the date of his
return was indefinite. BRAND was
offered the place.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
HAMILTON IS READY
FOR CONV|CTS
BITTER ROOT BALL PLAYERS
PREPARE FOR GAME WITH
DEER LODGE.

Hamilton, July 3f.--Alf Is In readi-
ness for the contest Sunday with Deer
Lodge The local baseball players have
been working hard in preparation for
t:le game ami they viii go in tomor-
row confident of victory. Nelson will
be in his customary place behind the
bat and the management has secured
- new man in the person of Geheau.
formerly of Wallace. To do the tRiri-
ing. Deer Lodge spends tonight in
Miss0ua and will arrive here in the
morning. A red hot contest may he
expected ana the locals are all ready
IN clean out the pcnitentiary town
hurlcrs
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
Millions Say So

When millions OF reopl: rise :or
fears medicine it proves lis merit:
People who know CASCARETS'
ralne buy over a million boxes c
month. Its the biggest seller Sc
eause it is the best bowel and liver
medicine ever made. No matter
rhat you're using. i,.st try CAS-
~ARETS oges--you'll See. 81.
caSCARETS loo = boy fer a weeks
treatment ali druggists. Biggest Sellcs
il tie world. Mil .an oos.s a Isonth.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
HAMII TON tn HAVE
GOOD VAUDEVILLE

Hamilton. July 31.-The new block
being built by r. III. Drinkenbcrg on
Second street will be open by the mid-
die of August
The ground floor will be used as
theatef and will be known as the
Family" 1t win have Il seating ca
pacity of $50 and is as neat a theater
as can he found in western Montana.
In an interview one of the managers
said: I'VE viii give Hamilton the best
vaudeville we can get in this part of
the country and we are on the very
best circuits" The upper floor of the
building win he used for office rooms
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01

Lieutenant Colonel Sir Curzon Wyl-
lie, who came To 50 tragic an end at
the hands OF fanatical Indian assas-
sin. was one of the most popular and
best beloved of Anglo-Indian officials.
Born in 1sls. he was educated at MARI
borough and Sandhurst and entered
the Indian staff corps I'm 1870. The next
year he Joined the Oudh commission,
and in 1879 he was transferred to the
political department. During the At
CHAN war he served in Beluchistan,
and he took part in the relief of Cand-
ahar. After being military and then
private secretary to the governor OF
Madras, he became successfully resi-
dent in NepaI. governor generals agent
in central India and governor gener-
ais agent in Rajputana. Retiring
from the latter post in 1901, he was
trade political 4. ID. c. to the secre-
Gary of state for India. He had Il very
wide knowledge of Indian affairs and
Indian courts, and he was every ready
to show kindness to Indians of all
classes whether high or low, visiting
this country. and especially to Indian
students, among them the very one at
whose hands he met his death.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
VISITORS FROM KANSAS.

Hamilton. july SID. T.. Lamb.
wife and son of Herington. Kan, are
visiting In Hamilton and looking over
Bitter Root lands. Mr.. Lamb is
prominent merchant of Herington.
Mrs. Lamb is sister of Rev. ]. {.
Irwin of the Presbyterian church Of
Hamilton
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
DOCTORS ARRIVE.

Hamilton. July 3l.-Dr, Niles of the
state experiment station ut Ames,
Iowa; DIR. NJ. Il. Knowles. state vet
Urinary surgeon. and DIR. r. \. Dennis.
assistant state veterinarian. arrived in
Hamilton yesterday and will spend
few days here investigating local con-
ditions.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01

MISS0GLIAN WANT ADS
BRING QUICK RESULTS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
BUTTE PEOPLE VISIT.

Hamilton. July 31-Mrs. j. III. VI
Wan and her two daughters. Misses
Nan and Lillian. arrived in Hamilton
yesterday and will spend the next
couple of months here. 1t has been the
custom of the Vivians for six years to
spend the summer here and they have
come to regard Hamilton as their sum
mer home.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
JOHNSON IN SPOKANE.

Spokane. July Ex-Governor John A.
Johnson of Minnesota. the members of
his staff and party of intimate
friends, are the guests today of the
Spokane Chamber of Commerce. the
Canadian brotherhood and the Swed-
ish League.
We are having the time "f our
lives" said the governor. Our trip
has no political significance"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-01
MASoNS IN CONClAVE.

Hamilton. July 31.-Saturdav even
ing the Hamilton Masons held a sne-
cial meeting. with the most prominent
Masons in the state in attendance.
After the meeting the local order
served a midnight banquet nj the Ra-
valli hotel To their distinguished
guests
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
Additional Charge

Hereafter 1t will cost ten cents
instead iof eight cents, to register a
piece of. maila Am order, 10 this eff
sect was issued BY Postmaster Gen
eral Hitchcock and went. into force
ont Monday.l, The " order !, also in
creases the .,.Ema3imum Indemnity
paid to the owner of a lost or rifaed
registered letter from $25 to $50.
thus doubling the departments liza
bility for valuable articles intrusted
To- dts registry department. This ad-
ditional insurance OF. :$25 for two
cents lis granted: at a much lower
rate than is offered for similar
amount by any private concern. The
changes ordered are part Of plan
to make the postal service self sus-
tanning.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
,Seaton Owns
Seven Quarters

1 . m iF Z. i i % I'd
Chas. Seaton now owns seven
quarters Of land, all OF which Is ad'
joining, and within three or foul
miles of Minot. A few days ago hi
bought half section of land, join.
ling his own, consisting OF the OLAF
A. Olson and l. N. 'Amblie quarters
Mr.. Seaton will have more than
1000 acres in crop next year, besides
summer following considerable. Mr..
Seaton stared in with one quarter of
land a few years ago, and has been
adding to his farm at the rate Of a
quarter section a year. When a
farmer can make enough money out
of the soil to buy an extra quarter
every year, why should he leave the
state? You simply cannot go where
better inducements are offered you.
But you will have to work your land
along the right lines. Mr. Seaton is
a careful farmer, does his work thor
oily, and combines brain and muscle.
This sort of combination will win
out in North Dakota.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
TYPHOID FeYes.;... Z.

AS usual In dry seasons, there has
been more or less typhoid ever pre-
valent in the county this year. The
drainage o fthe surface water into
shallow wells. occasioned by the Low
wa,.er, is the generally accredited
cause. There is another thing that
we have never been able to under
stand. and that is why. in spite Of
persistent experience. OF Ms frequent
fatal results, our farmers will per
sist In placing their wells either IN
the barn, or 90 near it that NJ serves
as sink hole for all surface I'M
'purities. Either dig your we'll on q
higher elevation or 50 far lrom the
barn, that there is no possibility Of
drainage into it and infection.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
He is Wise

.. X. Spires recently sold his farm
near Burlington. and. invested in one
In lItinods. his old home. He held a
ss4e, recently, and intended going
back. to the Sucker State Flor good,
but somehow or other, a man in
bis right. mind, just can't content
himself with leaving 80 good a
state as North Dakota, so Mr.. Spires,
after careful consideration, has de-
clded to- Say here. He invested his
surplus, cash. in a half section n4ne
miles north of Minot. and in the
spriag Kill OCCUPY, It. He will spend
the winter, ait Assumption, ILL.,, how
ever, and in the spring bring with
him a carload of good, horses.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
!. Want N. D. Stock Traffic.

Schafer, N, d., Nov. &. -Thirty-five
hundred head of Mckenzie county
cattle have been ferried across the
Missouri river at Goodall and driven
from ishere to Plaza for shipping
over the 500 line. s55,
The ferry was put, on this season
by the 500 road, which dis, paying the
Transports charge OF Is cents per
head for cattle and offering other
special inducements in order to get
the big ranchers from this section to
ship by that line ms. cad Of over the
Great Northern, as last year. Plaza
is the nearest shipping point. It is
eighty miles from the south western
portion Of the county. where some
Of the largest ranches are located.
Williston, the nearest Grea. North
ern point, Is only about half that
distance.
The ferry crosses the Missouri
where the best soundings in q dis
ance OF 100 miles north Of Man
nhaven were found by 500 engi-.
neers. 1t Is believed that the s2e.
cial effor. to turn Mckenzie county
traffic its way is an indication hat
it will bridge, the Missouri river
there instead of farther north, }, as
has teen supposed!
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
Strange Red Fellows.

The president took Uncle Joe with
him down river. He probably wishes
now thai The had left him at home.
The president spoke In favor Of pos
tai savings banks Uncle Joe lean
ed over the tariff and hollered mo"
Then the president GRATED in favor
OF the issuance OF bonds for water
ways Improvement. Uncle Joe took
a hitch In his hemp string suspend
ers and yelled to the people on the
banks,
mo, Stree"
Anent which the Fargo News re-
marks:
Wearing the demeanor Of son OF
the soil, having many Of the home
.ly llabi:s OF the rustic, and making
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
SEARCHING PARTY
OUT ALL NIGHT
Woman Crazed by Prairie Fire Ran
With Little Boy Seven Miles

Schafer N. D., Nov. with q ter
7i6c prairie fire racing with a wild
yind toward her home, Mrs. Frank
-elgard, crazed by fright, seized her
tile boy and a quilt from the bed
.ad ran seven miles to the Graham
ranch, reaching there after dark In
i stare of complete exhaustion.
Her husband was away from home
4: the time the fire was started 10y
a threshing rig but, seeing dense
clouds Of smoke rolling up on the
western horizon, raced hts ream
home. Men of Schafer had saved his
nome and most Of his crop, but his
wife and child had disappeared, no
one knew where. A searching party
was out on the prairie all night.
The fire burned many miles to the
free range and isolated ranch homes
with their barns and crops. The bril-
liam: reflection from the zigzag line
Of flame played Enthusiastically over the
western sky until after midnight,
when, as the wind subsided, the
strenuous efforts of hundreds Of
men and women fighters awaited to
.cantrol the spread of the flames.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
WHOLE FAMILY KILLED N
ALLEGED SLAYER IN JAIL
Farm Empioye Is Charged With the
Murder Of Man, Wife and
Children \

Quill Lake, Sask., Nov. IA home
steader named Dixon, passing the
fThorburn homestead, was attracted
by unusual noise from the live
sock. The horses and cattle seem
ed to be hungry and THIRSTY Noting
no apparent Life around the house
he entered, when he heard the wall
ing of child, seemingly beneath
the floor.
Raising the cellar trap, he was
Mortified to see the feet Of MIR. Thor
burn. who had apparently been
thrown headlong down.
Thorburn had been shot at close
range from behind, the bullet enter
ing The left shoulder blade and pierre
ing one lung. .,t
In the next cellar Dixon found a
4-year-old boy, still partly dazed by
a v.cious blow on the head.
Z "A 2-year girl, hiding unframed
in the oven. was the next find. She
was wailing for her mother, who,
she said, was in the "hole" in
dicating the we'll. sz...
The remains Of Mrs. Thorburn
and her mother were located In
the bush some distance ID from the
house Mrs. Thorburn had been shot
through the heart and her throat
was cut, while the elderly lady's
throat was cut and her head badly
gashed The bodies were PARTLY con-
cealed with straw.
The boy indicated that the crime
was committed ON Sunday.
John did it; he sho: papa and nit
me, and l went ito sleep" was the
childs version.
The Thorburn family was COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorburn, az
ed Al and 80 respectively, boy and
a girl aged and years, and Mrs.
McNiven, mother of Mrs. Thorburn'
aged about 60 years.
;Wynyard, Sask., Nov. Acting on
information received, the local po-
lice arrested John Mesci on a
,harge of murder this afternoon.
Nesci admitted the triple murder.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

twenty-five received their second
citizenship papers from Judge Goss
last Saturday.
The famous Dr.. Moeller case was
sent up to the supreme court, by the
Clerk of the District court, and it is
expected that the Supreme cour.
will soon take ACTON upon it. The
doctor has taken an appeal, hoping
Aor a new trial W.
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capital Of his interests in the things.
OF the soil, Cannon is at heart the
friend OF special interests and has
consis emily taken their side as
against that of the people since time
t m morial. He is generally over
rated, and if Taft will take stand
In the defeat aof Rhe speaker he viii
win absolutton for many SINS,
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VIM Gardner from Ryder country
visited the Independent otie Monday.
As the crops were better IN that Vi
cinity this year than fol: several,
years, Nj. Gardner says the farmers
are most prosperous. and are clear
ing up their debts in nice shape
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Another Laundryman.

Carl Peterson of the Minot Seam
Laundry Is rejoicing over the birth
of fine baby boy, a few days since,
and is thinking of changing the name
to Darby, Mack, Peterson &, Son.
Carl's friends are smoking some ex-
ira choice cigars in honor of the
even:.