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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23
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nora udrveSL festival ABOUT Ool. l..
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cAare> Due more eApllcrl, srs ue As
csr.A4us + Can prove All a.4u4 Ill 4uy
4Astauce:-
An auto belonging to w. e. Schwoe-
pei or New lvOcAlOru, OurAeu, tne A-le
pelug caught LfUM q 1--we Ware.
oeeueu DacA - GeUrse 0awy er, LAs
LOU acres sOt iaud IWnlcA Sawyer ueeu-
ed 20 taam soneume ago. wn!le II
t. t.ouDle. Malouey vlslveu ulln in tue W.4-
lisoon Jali, PROMISED to heIp ulm, aud
induced ,ule fellow to deed uro nUlho-
steao 70 Nun, puutng uue deed on rec
Or0. Il H reported ClAl DIS
uarmeAl proceedings are aDvu. to
be lnaue agarnst the Wneeloch
AO0Orney, mOst OF the Wlllrsuon a.
torneys having signed the complaint
A Willispon thresher VINO refused
to pay his men, was arrested charg-
ed with carrying concealed weapons
When he was asked by one OF his
men for his pay, he drew revolver
The Ambrose elevator men nave
just learned that Canadian grain re-
ceived in bond, cannot be stored, even
tor short time, but must be loaded
direct into cars and shipped out i'm.
mediately. Last summer, the elevat-
ors built bins for storing the Can.
adian grain, until car load had been
bought. when they intended ship.
ping 1t out.
Tha Ambrose Newsman doesn't
want anyone to discover the South
Pole, because it thinks that too much
fuss has already been stirred up over
the other one. Still, it's been good
dope for the newspapers.
Threshing over the state is oven
half done. We need a lot Of fine
weather before dt is wound up, If we
happen to have late winter consider
able fall plowmg will be done.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23
Public Sale.

o.. uU4xO NSSAOs
Three miles northeast Of Minot, ON
Monday, Sept. q. 1909. One black
mare. 8 years old. weight 1900. one
black geldmg z years old weight 1900
one brown mare 10 years old weight
1900, one grey mare years old weight
140O; one black gelding 8 years old
weight 1900; one black geldtng s years
old weight 1900. one black mare with
colt by side, IL years old weight 1400,
one black Percheron mare 2 years old
weight 1900; one grey Percheron mare
years old weight 1900, four good
yeung milch COWS two sucking calves
one yearling heifer, one yearling grade
ShoGthorn bull mine hogs, eighty
Plymouth Rock chickens one 8 foot
Mccormick binder; one twenty shoe
an Brunt drill, one section iron har-
row, ono 8 section iron harrow, one
Best Ever gang pillow one Defence
gang plow, two, 16 inch Eclipse break
ing plows, one 16 inch walking stub
07s. r. F. .. a I
BILE plow,, one l horse cultivator. one
1916 disc, one Foston tanning mill,
one Expert smut destroyer, one 1900
pound Fairbank scale, one grindstone,
ono new aIcC Cormick mower, one Deer
ing mower, one 10 foot Mccormick
~ rake; one bob sled, four set good
work harness, one single buggy har-
Ans, two Mitchell wagons, one double
buggy, 120 tons Of good fay in stack,
one Gold Coin steel range, one heating
stove, household furniture and other
articles too numerous to mention, also
one brown mare 8 years old weight
1900. with foal.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

The sad news reached Ninot early
Tuesday morning that Gov. John A.
johnson Of Minnesota had passed away
az three o clock from the effects of an
operation for appendicitis. The gov
vernor had been suffering terribly
from the disease, and although he had
been operated upon several times be-
fore for the same trouble, there was
an adhesion OF the bowel which CANS
ed him untold trouble at intervals.
The operation was performed by the
Doctors Mayo, old time friends Of the
governor. A friead Of Governor john
son who lives in MIot, called at the
executive mansion vt st. Paul . few
dayr prior to the time Of the operation
and found the governor cheerful, al
tho suffering 1rom his old trouble. The
governor stated that he did not believe
that he would have to 60 thru another
operation at that time, but evidently
changed his mind.
Gov. Johnson probably would have
lived for some time yet had the opera
tion not been performed, but he never
could have become strong. He took
chances, realizing that il he we're to
fight the battle for his party, he must
ton not been performed.
The loss in Governor Johnson's
death to Democracy Is great, and the
loss to the Northwest, in 4 man who
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

SIX Year Old Sen of j. l. Johason Of Burlington Passes
Away-Had Been Sufferer for Number of Years

ed child and always very patient I'm
spite Of the pain hs suffered. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson have the sympathy Of
The funera3 was held Thursday after
noon from the Presbyterian church
at Burlington, Taylor Thompson Of
Minot officiating and was largely at
tended.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

ID. ID. Demand of Independence, Ia,
who was hunting at New Rockford
without mon,resident's license, was
gathered in by the game warden,
fined $25, his gun confiscated, aud
even the two little ducks which he
had shot, mtend ding 90 send home,
were taken from him. The old boy
would rather have paid the $25 for
the license.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

Owen Hecker. six year old son OF
Lr. and Nrs. J. L. johnson Of Bur
lington died at the home of his par
ents ON Wednesday morning at 10000
O'Clock. The little lad has been suf-
fering from spinal trouble for three
or four years but his condition became
serious only two weeks before death.
Owen was a peculiarly sweet temper
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

Terms OF sale: All sums under $lU
casn. Time Will be gwen on ,baukable
paper until OCTOBER /, 1910 interest
at ten per cent. No properly 10 De re-
moved until settled tor.
sale wl4 commence at to NO clock
"a ~.il Je served a.
noon.
Charles kelly, Owner.
r. H. Bradley, AnctlUneer !, lAiarIM Eng
setn, Caerk. @
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23
Rules Governing the
Ward County Fair
Committee Adopts Rules Which Should be Carefully Con.
sidered By Those Intending to Exhibit

win he entered free Of charge, by pay
tng the regular admission fee to tho
grounds. PARTIES making entries in
the forenoon and who do not care to
remain vt the grounds for dinner or
any other reason can secure a rstura
ticket for the afternoon from the gate
keeper spse Of charge.
5. Hay aad straw will b. furnished
tres Of charge TO ell stook on s1hibi-
6oa.
s. ~ aaialals or ortielss entered
O. sxASbit1s1 will b under the eoatsoi
sf the superintendent Of the division
in w4isA they are snsersd and cannot
be removed from the grounds before
p. m. On the last day without writ
tsa order to the superintendent of the
division in which they are entered
lceM The secretary q the association.
Z. No asticles Or aaimals n eltitlsa
to a premium in more than one GLASS.
S. All stock exhibits cha be con-
fined to Ward county stock.
s. No animal shah be allowed to
occupy stalls unless it is for exhfbd-
eion or races.
10. Exhibitors Of pure bred horses
and thorouShbred cattle must file their
psA0Rss WI the satpsriatsA1sna when
the entries are made or satisfactory
proof must be produced OF the elegibill
ity to q record. And the papers SO
q ed shall be furnished to the com-
mittee by the secretary or division SUI
perinendent. This rule will be strict
ly adhered to.
IL. All stock must have been owned
By exhibitors thirty days previous to
exhibit. ....... ....
II. Exhibitors Of horses will be re-
quired to test Eheir animals under the
direction Of the Judge or judges. who
may have charge Of the classes to
which the entries are made. The
judge or judges save full power to
rule out OF competition all who do not
comply with their requirements.
13. Should there be but one entry
of animal or article the judges viii
award such articles or animals first
hoaors and second premium.
IA. Any. premium unclaimed after
30 days will revert to the soclsty.
Is. A sufficient number Of watch
men will be ON the grounds night and
day to safeguard all exndbits.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23


The New Rockford Transcript sayp
some unkind things ABOUT German
who returned to his native land and
told q number OF yarns 10 the
kalser's subjects about Nora Dakots,
the worlds bread basket
Ten miles OF sidewalk have beon
built in WillistOn within a year, ~.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

Prairie fires have oeen quite COM
mon, and are likely to be more so,
before winter sets in. A threshing
engine northeast of Ross started q
fire M,at burned to the knife River,
cleaning out number OF nelds Of
shocked grain.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23
ANNOUNCEKB1E.


The Ward County Fair Association
Ia incorporated under the laws Of the
state Of North Dakota. N's purpose
10 to raise the standard - aaffoAtsrs.
live stock and ost1ss iaAvstvlss Of
Ward county,
Owing TO the asnsitsa tzAs. aAtottea The
different commissses astgaad to ar
range tho details Of tasas eae 6sjt AG
the arrangement will bs iar assa Rar-
Bect, and such rulee ~ ass AnttiBhsd
here cam be very aush 1zRsvsl.
We therefore ask Ske psaNss and TX
hihitoue TO bear WIZ - a1d UlHs us
Eour assistance in casrvh0 oua these
rules even though aAev - oSt mset
with your views eslfkeQE.
In preparing this EsEst Pssniun
list the management has ssssaptdd 10
recognize the PRODUCES sf sVssV 4arsa,
Sarden and household.
A esrsful lerlxsal et 6 h6 WIN
sl1ew tha4 hbsqsl pss1ibl11k ~ e.
Ssrsd in all departments.
The management will esdeavsr to
supply all exhibitors with AAps &C
commodations for their exhibits.
TO the business men OF Ninot and
individuals who have 20 1labsrjaaly aid
ed in financing the assoeiatton, the
management conveys their sincere
thanks.
Joseph Reach, PrseiAsat.
w. A. Meyers, 1st Vice President.
Brick Ramstad, 2nd Vice President.
John Wallin, Secretary.
A. A. Robinson, Treasurer.
Rules for Exhibits.
1. All entries must be made On the
first day to the superintendent of the
division not later than six O'Clock. Al
ticles and stock entered will be num-
bered and Duplicate number will be
given the owner, and IN addition will
be registered by the superintendent
2. Each exhibitor of live stock moi
Q member Of the association will be
charged one dollar for season tlckel
which will admit him to the fair at any
time.
Membership ticket.
8. ANY person living In Ward ooun.
ty who wishes to become member oi
the Fir association can DO 80 by pun.
chasing membership ticket which
ticket win admit him and his family
TO Tho fair. and also permit hm to
enter live stock without any f,mthes
expense. and will give him voice m
the election Of officers Of the assoda-
tjon and In the transaction OF dts busi-
ness. Tickets can DO had from the
secretary so6 IT, n1socsakion.
4. Exhibits other than live stock
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

A Devils Lake we'll known cttizen
was seen choking his wife by pasxerA
by. Tney interfered and saved .
serious ending OF the domestic dits~
Guilty.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

Hassin Farhart, an Assyrsan, who
had just unloaded grain at Ross ele-
vator, was knocked down by his
frightened team, and rum over. He
was injured badly in a number Of
places. and came near meeting instant
death.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

DR.. Oherman hunted ducks at Ia
gus Saturday. In two and half
hours, the doctor shot the limit, and
had as nice an outing as he ever ex-
perienced.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

john Driscoll, farm laborer AZ
Crary, fell from a load of bundles
onto a pitch fork, the tine nunntnR
from under his arm, thru one Of Att
lungs, coming out the back OF tho
neck.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

Hunters shot a $500 morse belong
Ing to Louis Suorman OF Deyls LalAe,
as the animal was grazing IN pass
bure. The farmer discovered tine an
Jured animal, and sewed up tine
wound. but the horss died an hour
later.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

Both Judge Goss and Jadge CowxR
are said to be stretching thetf
wires quietly for the supreme bench
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

Fred Wheelock's wheat at Ross av-
eraged 21 IL bushels. The yield in
that part of the I state was better
than usual this year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-23

Landlord Fisher OF the Central ho-
tel, Russell, lost considerable bedding,
stolen by threshermen.
The Washington times., 1909-07-16

Three Weeks-Elinor Glyn.
Rebecca of SVnnybrook Farm-Kate
Douglas Virgin.
A Nights observation-disclosures
MaCGrath
Under the ROse-Isham.
The Strollers-Isham
Terence 'ROurke-Louis Joseph
Vance.
Six Women-Victoria Cross.
Pauia-Vfotoria Cross.
Anna Lombard-Victoria Cross.
Six Chapters of a Mans Life-Vic-
tOria Cross.
The Washington times., 1909-07-16
BARS LONG HATPINS
IN HANOVER STREETS
President of Police Will Prosecute
Women for Assault When
Accident Occurs.
Accident Occurs.

HANOVER, Germany, July 16.-The
president of the police has issued "a
decree warning women against the dan
ger of wearing long latpins.
He points out that several deplor7ble
accidents have occurred recently from
this cause, and ne announces that III in
the future an accident occurs To an
other through a woman's hatpin, she
viii he liable to arrest and prosecu-
ton for assault
The Washington times., 1909-07-16
DRY COUNTIES NOT DRY
REVENUE MEN CLAIM
Some Sections in Virginia Filled With Illicit Stills and
blind Tigers They Say Moonshiners Are Reap
ing Harvest Charging S. Gallon for Product.

ington detectives were located in a
boarding house in John Marshall place
Seeing the officers at the dOUr of the
lodging house, the men ran FOR Penn
svlVania avenue car and boarded H.,
going toward the Union Station. Police
men Kelly, Lauten, and Lynch led the
chase, in which yelling crowd fol-
Bowed at their heels, and the men We're
finally brought to bay after running
several blocks.
The revenue men say that tbs is The
first tine they nave ever heard Of
Campus, but Conrad, Il is asserted, has
boosted that ne has been driven from
sixteen States for running Illicit stills.
Baltimore & Ohio To Chicago and Be
yond. Two fast through trains, without
excess fare. at 1:27 and $50 p. m. Dining
cars serve all meals.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-07-16
ERB EFFECTS SOLD.

CHESTER. July 16-The personal ef-
fects from Gray Gables" the house
IL which Capt. J. Clayton Erb was shot
to death on October 6, 1903, were sold
al the Chester auction house at auction.
While some of the articles, which in
Guided household goods, furniture, pic
lures, bric-a-brac, brought good prices,
the majority Of the goods went Cheaply,
many 70 women who wanted mementos.
The Washington times., 1909-07-16
UNDELIVERED ORDER
CAUSES A WRECK
Two Persons Are Killed in Head
On Collision on Railroad
in Michigan.

KALAMAZOO Mich, July 16-Two
persons killed, three probably fatally
injured, and several seriously bruised
Is the result Of a heau-on collision on
the. Chicago. Kalamazoo and Saginaw
railway a branch of the Michigan Cen
tral at TurpeHings Crossing a few miles
north Of Kalamazoo late yesterday
Failure 10 deliver a train order is be
Iie.ed 70 be the Cause
The Washington times., 1909-07-16
Books, 44C
All are former S1.O8 titles

Religion OF Evelyn Hastings-Vic-
tOria. Cross
The Short Cute. Elliott Flint.
The Xoke-HubeTt Wales.
Cynthia IN the Wilderness-HubeF
Wales.
The Tree Of cwledge-A Woman.
Testing OF Olive Vaughn-P- J. Breb-
ner.
The Leveller-McArthur.
The Black Bag-Vauce.
Mr.. Pratt-JOseph G. Lincoln.
Millionaire Baby-Anna Katherine
Green.
The Washington times., 1909-07-16
SANE FOURTH COMMITTEE

J. II. Small, jr-. president OF the
BOARD of Trade, has notified Commits
siUner mcfarland of the appointment
of William V. Cox, George II. HarTies,
and Thomas c. NOyes as members Of
the permanent committee on the safe
and sane celebration of the Fourth Of
July,
The Washington times., 1909-07-16
WHITE BLACKRERRIES.

A Kansas city woman gave a lunch
the other day aud served a Luther Bur
bank fruit-white blackberries, They
ought TO become popular with those
who always sit down in blackberry pies
at picnlcs with duck suits on.-Cincin-
natl Times-Star.
The Washington times., 1909-07-16
Through Parlor Car to Wheeling, W

Va, baltimore & Ohio r. r. com
mencing Saturday. July 10, and con-
tinuing until further notice, through
parlor car TO Wheeling will leave Wash
ington, Train No. 50, BIO a. m, return
ing on Train no. II, arriving at Wash
ington 1925 p. m.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-07-16

We have 8 styles at this one
price tomorrow.
All white betting, plain military,
embroidered or embossed designs;
plain or scalloped edges.
Linen and other cOlors combined
with white or contrasting shades.
SILK and Wave Betting in white
and COlOTs.
Any tomorrow at 19c belt length
Trimming Section.
The Washington times., 1909-07-16

Baltimore and Return, SI.25, Baltimore
q Ohio r. r.. every Saturday and sun
day All trains both ways, both days,
except ROYAL Limited City Offices, 1917
G. St and 619 Penna. Ave.-Advt
The Washington times., 1909-07-16

Popular Excursion, Sunday, July 18th,
Baltimore & Ohio r. r., 500 to Fred
erick, Keedysville (Anuetam, Hagers-
town, and return. Special train leaves
Washington S a. m, returning same day
-AdVt
The Washington times., 1909-07-16
Sc Niagara Falls 90 Return. IuIv

%. - II e---E- 1T u y ] ny
23d, 7:45 a. N. Special train, coaches,
and paTlOr cars via Baltimore and Ohio
and Lehigh Valley route. Limit Is DAYS
Dining cars en- route. Liberal st0poVpr
returning. Cheap side trips from Mag
ara Fails. Other excursions August g
and %. September and il, October l.
Advt.
The Washington times., 1909-07-16

Some interesting light was thrown on
the prohibition movement in the South
this morning by United States Revenue
OFFICERS c. NJ. Sifford and c. +. Bla-
lock, who arrested two alleged moon
sinners" in this city Wednesday. The
men, Weary Willie" Campus aaS
Fred Clark are charged with conduct
ing an nlidt still near Alta Vista. Va.
The revenJ officers had been on their
trail for some time and they were
traced here and only captured after an
exciting chase. a hearing was given
them today before United States Com
missioner Taylor
Following the hearing the revenue Of
heers defined the Prohibition and
"moonshIue" conditions in the South
Practically the only point gained by
the prohibition law in many Of the
counties of the different States, accord
ing to them, has been to send the
prices Of moonshine whisky soaring
toward the clouds. and to establish a
dozen "speakeasies' and "blind tigers"
where there was one licensed place in
the past.
Movement Is Selfish.
"In many localities" said Mr. Bla-
lock. ''the movement has been purely
selfish. This is strikingly illustrated
in one county in Virginia. / simply
give this county as an example, as there
are many others where the some con-
ditiors exist
IN this county every man, woman,
and ,hild. almost without exception, Is
heart and soul in sympathy with the
moonshiners. They wanted to avoid the
necessity Of paying Government and
town license, so they passed a prohi-
bition law.
Now the county is flooded with Illicit
stills. It is almost impossible to get IN
formation about them because every
BODY is In league with the moonshiners.
It's the kind of prohibition that doesn't
prohibit"
Mr. Blalock and Mr.. Sifford have been
IN the Revenue Service many years, and
are especially familiar with conditions
as they exist in the Southern States.
Mr.. Sifford, who makes his headquar-
ters If North Carolina, ted Of some
interesting results Of prohibition in the
mountainous country Of mis- state,
To-day moonshine whisky is bringing
from g TO $ a gallon" he said. rms
Is two and three times what Il used 10
sell fcI, and moOnshiners are growing
rich.
long IS people want whisky they VIII
find a way TO get it, The moonshlners
are reapinE their harvest at present
and from my observation il is no trou-
BE 10 get whisky any place IN the
South
The Washington times., 1909-07-16
Still Near Alta Vista.

According 20 the revenue officers,
Campus and Conrad had been operating
an Illicit still near Alta Vista. Va for
the last three months. The stll had
capacity Of about twenty gallons day
The revenue men say the ''moonshiners
were disposing Of their product for $3.50
a gallon. which is about $40 more than
the usual price.
The still was located about a mile
from Alta Vista. and when Blalock and
sifford put IN an appearance. Campus
and Conrad Jumped In buggy and
escaped. They were traced 10 Washing
ton. and with the assistance Of Wash
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-30
STEVENS IS OUT
FOR MAYORS SEAT
IN WEST ORANGE.
Retiring Councilman Wants to
Succeed Mr.. Flint at Elec=
ton Next Year.

With his retirement from the West
Orange Town Council at the close of
the year. after several years. service
as leader of the Republican size in
that body, Joseph stevens has an
nounced his candidacy for h Repub-
lican nomination for mayor at the next
election, to succeed Mayor Walter A
Flint, who, 1t IS said, will not seek to
succeed himself Mr.. Stevens attended
the closing meeting of his career as
councilman last night.
That the retiring councilman would
be his Darty's nominee at the election
when Mayor Flint was chosen was gem
orally anticipated, and the announce
ment that Mr.. Stevens had withdrawn
In favor of Mayor Flint was something
of a surprise. 1t was the result of a de-
sire of MIR. Stevens for harmony, how
ever, as other names had been consid-
cred and he desired no friction in his
party. AS Mr.. Stevens is the most
prominent and experienced man in his
party in The municipal affairs of the
town, he has again been brought for
ward. and in discussing today his re-
tirement with a reporter for the EVE
MING STAR he announced his candi-
dacy for mayor.
Mr.. Stevens is proprietor of a stained
glass factory in Orange Valley and has
a wide acquaintance. He las served
on several important committees Of
council and during the years his party
was in the minority in town affairs he.
as councilman. was prominent in the
affairs of government.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-30
CALDWELL AND VERONA.

The cantata, THE Holy Night" was
sung by the choir of the Caldwell
Presbyterian Church last night. The
choir was led by Mark Andrews, Of
ontclair. The solo numbers were taken
by Eric Goodwin, of East Orange; Mrs.
Eugene Inge. of New York; DR.. Freder-
ick Harrington and Miss Wilhelmina
Mcbride, of Caldwell.
Owing TO slim attendance the meet
ing of the Firemea's Relief Association,
of Caldwell. last night, was postponed
until next Thursday night.
u. F. Howard. of Verona. is spending
a week with friends in Boston.
The Caldwell Borough Council will
meet at noon on Saturday for organize
ton.
Watch-night services viii be held in
the Methodist Church. Caldwell, to-
morrow night beginning at 8 O'Clock.
The hour from 3 until 10 VIII be in
charge of the Epworth League; a social
hour will be spent at 10 O'Clock. and
refreshments win be served. after which
the religious services win begin.