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Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13
~-ciTY COUNCIL MEETING.
Iron Fence for Cemetery Ordered.
Officers Salaries FIXED for the
Next Two Years.

The city council met In regular
session az 4 O'Clock yesterday after
noon with Mayor Maloney presiding
and all aldermen present
Minutes read aud approved, and
bills read In open council aud ordered
paid
Alderman Convey for the street com.
mittee reported sale Of small piece OF
land TO G.. Nesmirovsky In the rear
OF his home for slO0 and Mayor and
secretary were Instructed 10 make
deed
Alderman Fountain ;or the Gene
terry committee reported that the iron
fence for the cemetery had been or
dered through J.. A. Myers The cost
OF same. including brick base and
putting up will amount 10 something
over $500. one half TO be- paid By the
Council and the other 10y the ladies
OF the cemetery association.
Officers salaries were fixed for the
next two years as follows:
Aldermen. same a. now--s3.O0 Tor
regular meetings ana 500 for special
meetings.
City Marshal same a. now-s5j per
month
City Secretary, same a. now-s7j
per month.
A motion was made 20 add 5000
year 10 Mayor Maloney's salary. but
he declined to accept same after kind
~ thanking the Council
All the returns relative 10 the rec
ent bond election were read and or.
dereI spread upon the minutes.
An ordinance was passed further
perfecting the preliminagies relative
TO the bond issue
After discussing the question OF re-
firing outstanding bonds az length.
the Council adjourned until Monday
afternoon.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13

Mayor j. T. Maloney has returned
from Houston where be attended the
state meeting Of the woodmen OF the
World.
For saie-Tweniy head Of Jersey
COWS and calves. Apply 70 Mrs. +. L.
Chatham. Sc
Dr. r. n. Harrison has returned
from New Orleans whore be- has been
for the past month attending special
lectures
For Rent-ij acre farm and house
J and "a miles south Of city good
land. Guy Bittle. Il
X. L. OBryan OF Bryan, has &C.
cepted the position Of clothing sales.
man for A. J. Wagner & Co, OF Nav.
asota. Mr. OBryan comes highly
recommended and his loss was deep.
ly regretted by mis- late employer We
welcome the gentleman TO the city
and hope his stay here will be- a pleas.
ant and profitable one Navasota Ex,
aminer
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13
CITIZENS COMMUTE APPOINTED
Mass Meeting Names Business Men
10 Advise With counsu.

4 special meeting Of The Retail
Merchants Association was held al
Carnegie hall al 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon that was so largely attend
ed Il took the nature Of a mass meet
ing.
President Eugene Edge presided
over the meeting and stated the oh.
iect TO be 10 select committee OF
six from the business men 10 advise
with the City Council u the matte.
of municipal Improvements coBter,,
plated under the bond issue At his
junciure Secretary Hines read ] ,e,.
ter from the Council directed TO Mr.
Edge as President OF the Association.
requesting him 10 call a meeting fer
the purpose Of sci ting tho commit.
tee
Upon motion the chair appointed
the following committee to retire sur
select six business men 10 constiin
the citizens committee subject to rau.
hcation by the meeting: l.. l.. Molnnis
g. ;. Parker and A. ] Buchanan.
The committee reported the follow
ing named gentlemen 10 constitute
the citizens committee and the report
was unanimously ratified: u. o. Boat
wright, A ". wilkerson. NJ. II. James
T. J. Jenkins, Tyler Hsswell and Johr
/ = Astin.
/ There being no further business N,
meeting adjourned.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13
curran Comedy Company.

4 very appreoiativc and highly de-
lighted audience witnessed a splendid
performance of the three act farce
comedy Browns In Town" az the
Cory Theatre on Thursday night. by
the above attraction. While the play
has been seen here before. last
nights rendition was pronounced 81.
perior IN all respects. Each and every
member was happily cast In parts
suited 10 their fitness. Mr.. J. =. Cur.
ran, the veteran actor was The prin.
cipal fun.maker. and he easily proved
himself post master OF his art. while
his supporting company aided him
IN giving an artistic and very pleasing
performance
On Friday night the Company gave
another creditable performance. The
play was the -four act drama why
She Divorced Hin While OF a diff.
ierent order from the preceding play.
is rendition was fully as good and
gave entire satisfaction Space will
rot permit individual mention. bu,
suffice IL 10 say that each member
Of the company is an artist tn bis or
her line
The Company will oonclud. their
engagement with the three act farce
comedy That lmprudent Young Cou.
pie They will give matinee 10.
day al $50. presenting the beautiful
three act comedy drama The old
Homestead They are playing al
nopular nrices and deserve mil Annscs
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13
Arrested Negro School Teacher.

Shcrin Conlee arrested :. r. Brew.
er. colored yesterday on a warrant
tom Milan county charging him with
felony. Brewer Is negro school
teacher and was teaching IN, school
~ Loves Chapel on Cedar creek.
School was iu session 90 the tim. aud
the Children we're dismissed Brewer
had been fugitive from Justice from
Milan county for four years sheriff
HolizolaW OF Cameron passed through
yesterday on the & G. y and Sherin
Conlee met him az III. station and
turned Brewer over 70 him.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

.
Miss Bess Hines is visiting 10 Mar.
lin
John Moss Of Hearne. vas In Bryan
yesterday.
Gus Hed,ke was down yesterday
from Wheolock
curran Comedy co. prices u, %
and 80. nights -
John SHASTA OF Wheelock. was in
she city Friday.
n. T. Ross was in The city yester.
day from Harvey.
". j. Mcdonald OF Macy. was In
the city yesterday
Have your horses clipped at Hun
nicutrs stable So
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hugs are Wis
ting In Galveston.
Mrs. c. S. Gamer left yesterday 20
visit AZ someryille.
DR.. W. r. Odom Of Kurten, was
In the city yesterday.
Curran Comedy Co. Cory ll.i2, and
18Th. 50
While Kennedy Of Mart, Is visiting
relatives at Fountain.
T. W. Howell returned yesterday
from a basiness trip.
Clarence Elliott Of Pitts Bridge.
was In the city yesterday
ror Ren,-Two rooms ior light
housekeeping. Mrs T. {. Num- -
VIII Shelby and ". r Conway OF
Reliance. were IN the city yesterday
Mrs. J. e. Johnson and children Of
Hearne are guests OF Mrs. Mcdowell
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Perkins visited
the Astin plantation IN the bottom
yesterday
,. W. Hunnicutt Is prepared TO clip
your horse promptly and satisfaction
guaranteed. -
Commissioner J. e. Blume vas IN
the city yesterday from his home al
Fountaaain
Miss Myrtle Jordon Of the T W
G.. returned yesterday from q visi,
20 Houston
y. c. Robinson ST. came in yester-
day afternoon from business trip
on the road.
Miss Lillian Barto returned 10 West
yesterday after visiting her sister,
Mrs Joe Kosh.
Mr.. and Mrs Morgan Gloss Of Har
us School house were visitors 20 the
c.ty yesterday.
Curran Comedy Company is guar
anteed. II you are not pleased your
money will b. refunded az the door.
~
Mr. and Mrs II. p. nansby Of Steep
Hollow were visitors 20 the city yes
ierday afternoon.
Y. T. Court has taken on a license
10 open beer saloon 40 Ston" city
20 the Brazos bottom
Mr.. and Mrs Beverly Tucker re
turned to Mart yesterday after a Visit
20 Mrs. J.. p Tucker
Jimmy stevens arrived yesterday
nom Monterey. Mexico, where be mas
been for several months.
White Wyandott eggs for sale. The
pouulsH chicken, 500 fos 70. " z
80 aham. Bryan. Route 4. Q.
Mrs. J. r. Coulter aud son Harold
returned 20 Dallas yesterday after q
pleasant visit 10 relatives IN this city
The ladies Of the Choral club or,
especially urged 10 De- present at th'
regular rehearsal this afternoon al
o'clock as important business con
nected with concert Co be- given B.
The near m,ur, will b' considered Al
are requested 10 bring their monthly
dues and fines.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13
Poultry Market.

Eggs. 10
Hens. $500. $3.50 and $500
Friers. $3.50. S2,5 and $500
Bronors. $500 10 $50
Geese. $3.50 70 s4OO. unplucked
Ducks. $500 20 s2.5y
Guineas. $500 10 $3.50
BOOSTERS OF old Democrats. $3.50 70
SEQ
Demand is excellent for al kinds
OF poultry. Egg market dull and On
the decline.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13
Col. Dick White Dead.

Nj J. b. Dunn OF Whes.ock. pEou
81 the Eagl, last uirht that he had
just learned from H.,rne Of the
death OF col. DICK Viii, az his home
IN 81. Louis on Thursday aight No
particulars were given. COL White
vas a prominent planter .n the bot.
tom near Hearne and divided his tim
between hls plantation ard his home
In s., Louis. he had been IN the bot.
tom since 1874 and was about - years
OF age.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13
SO CENTS WILL BUY

The Young Mau 10 Love admission
tickets for himself and sweetheart 20
nr Buffers lecture tonight n YOU
love her bnnr her ou, Bill and get
tine advice yon so much need while
1r your critical slale n Hfe-'oam
tba lesson from one who ha. been
there" himself
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13

V B. HUDSON " " wiisop
son & LsoS
Aitorneys-at.LAv
Bryan and Franklin. feras.
nill practice In county. state and FED
erAl courts. Special Atteption 10
business IN Brazos and Rob
inson counties
FOR SALE
9ryan. Texas franklin. Tea
lt7t acres OF lsnd In isss Nos,s
Hughec survet. nssspEdse Price
and terms rea ssrsfle.
Half are OF land with improve
nerts. one block east o. my home
so acres adjoining d. a NJ Col
l,ge land on west side. near Prov.
denoe church. known as the George
Platter place.
100 acres. including Double sulphur
springs. on Nayssots river.
w. q. HUDSON.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13
Death q Mr,. o,i. MeFsrIsne.

Mrs. Oslo Mcfarland died at the
family home al Mumiord az o'clock
Thursday night. The remains were
brought to Bryan yesterday afternoon
au4 conveyed 10 The nome Of her IN.
Gle Mr.. T. y. Smith. IN the country.
and will be- buried =, Reliance today
She was raised in this county near
Reliance. being a daughter Of Mr. W
y. Smith. and vas u.ec, OF Mr.. T.
y. Smith OF Reliance, sad Mrs. ID. b.
Dawson Of this city. She leaves d
husband and three small children who
have the profound sympathy 81 all IN
their deep afil.criou
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13
NstLse % Pressytsrsns.

al members 20: Che Presbyterian
church young and oii are earnestly
requested 20 be- present O., the morn
Ing service On next sunday. at which
time there will b. O roll call Of the
members. and also n full statement
made OF the present condition Of The
church financially and otherwise.
s.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13
TIE WEATHER.

Special 20 Bryan Morning Eagle
New Orleans. La. March. l..--To-
night partly cloudy weather: colder
Saturday fair.-Cline.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-03-13

Matinee this afternoon at $3.50 by
Curran Comedy Co. at the Cory. Ad-
mission 10 and % cents.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30
Winter Rye a Success

Westhope Standard: J. M. Schroe-
der informed the Standard that he
was very we'll satisfied with the yield
his winter rye made 2S bushels per
acre. He says he believes it great
thing for the land. especially to
clean out The wild oats, as the field
he sowed to winter rye had lots OF
the pest in but this summer only a
few spears showed up. Mr.. Schroe-
der has about 800 bushels of rye for
sale.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30

Just a word to hunters. Don't be
hog. This year it is easy for a
hunter to get more than the game
law allows, which is 25 birds. Don't
shoot at ducks that are liable to fall
into the thick rushes. where, nine
chances out of ten, they will never
be found. 1t isn't sport--it is whole
sale slaughter. Another thing to
think of; most of you have boy or
two growing up that may like to
hint when old enough. Lets give him
a chance. One feature of the game
law that will be pretty rigidly en-
forced this fall, and that is no hunt
ing allowed after a half hour AFTER
sun-down, whether in a boat or Wad-
ing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30

The firemen were delayed in putting
out a fire at WestAope recently, be-
cause it was found that kids had feol-
ed with the fire engine, and some
parts were missing.
M. Ray and John Slack of Russell
were fined $25 and costs, each, for
hunting without license, which
would have cost them but a dollar,
apiece.
A Westhope thresner is using a
shock loader, which cleans up loose
grain as we'll as the bundles. With the
assistance of the loader, but six bun
die teams are required around ma
chine.
David Burke was arrested at Kram-
er, charged with stealing a sweater
from a stone. The man stole one,
planted it, and then returned for
another, when he was placed under
arrest.
Hiram Dixon near Roth, N. D., re-
ports yield of 30 bushels of wheat to
the acre. This nearly equals the rec
ord made by James Johnson whose
wheat at his Burlington farm averag-
| ed 81 1-2 bushels. Jim thinks he had
| the best wheat in the state this year.
| LaFoElette will lecture at Bismarck,
as one Of the lecture course attrac-
| tions, sometime during the winter.
That means a midnight session.
| Miss Mabel Stewart, school teach
| er, who came to North Dakota from
Michigan some months ago for her
health, dropped dead in a doctors
Office at Rolette. where she had gone
for medical aid. She had been teach
ing in the Wolf district.
Valley City is up against the en-
larged picture swindle. Look out fol
j grafters.
Miss Milestone sustained a broken
leg in runaway at White Earth.
Mrs. Vim. Jansen shot big wild
cat near Shafer. She was picking
berries, when she spled the cat creep.
ling towards her. Her husband had
tleft, but neglected to take his rife
and Mrs. Jansen picking up the gun
luckily shot true and killed the cat
dead.
r. C. Snoop, farmer south of viii.
liston, lost 1900 bushels of oats, il
granary, a large quantity of hay and
all his barns from fire. A spark from
a threshing engine started the blaze
The North Dakota improvement Co
has purchased the Sevilla hotel a
Devils Lake from F. N. Witham fol
$4,000, and Mr.. Witham may lease II
for year. The same concern will
build q new hotel, opposite the G. N
depot. -
Two interesting wrestling matches
We're pulled OF in the Commercial
club rooms at Bowbells.
The wife of Jens Peterson, a vel
known Bowbells citizen, died of can.
Ger of the stomach.
| A thresher was arrested near Bow
bells, and brought to Minot, being
suspected OF, being connected with {
crime committed in Indiana. HI
proved his innocence and was set a
liberty.
+ Some fine water melons were rails
ed by Russian farmers north Of Am
brose. They procured the seed il
Russia.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30

~
coming frightened at a passing train,
broke loose and ran nearly 70 Tlaxtdn.
The donhnie gave chase in an auto
and caught the team before any dam
age had been done.
B. C. Heath, THE village marshal at
Granville, has brought suit against the
Towner iTrjbune for $4,000, allsg-
sae Tribune has injured, out
rgaed, DETAINED and destroyed h3s
reputation. The Tribune editor says
he hasn't ten thousand dollars, newer
had as Kuch money, and never sse-
poets To- have It, henee vii tet he
law ta1e it's course.
The Wells co,fasy fair will be held
at Harvsy Oct. and 8. There will
be no raees, but liberal premiums are
being offered for farm products. There
will be ! number of free attractions,
also. &
The hanson county Independent
tells of b farm sold there recently for
$50 an acre.
P. j. Mahon. superinr endent of the
Grand Forks County Poor farm has
been asked to resign Many charges
were made against him by the inmates
Cyril lBrault of Minnewaukan who
plead guilty to adultery. was sentenc-
ed by Judge Cowan to year in the
peAjtentiary.
A bull and a horse Fought in pas
ture at. Harvey, the bull nearly dis
emboweling the horse. 1t was neces-
sary to take good many stitches in
! the wound.
Louis Hill. president of the Great
Northern, was fined $50 in Kidder
county for shooting without a license
, 1t was not learned whether his gun
and dog were confisca,ed or not.
i The E. c. Cooper suit is likely to be
settled. 1t is reported that if Coop
, er's attorneys regard the states
! claim as just, it will be settled by
Cooper paying the state $4,000.
! A grand jury will be called fol
I Grand Forks county. States Atty
Bangs wants to make a thoro examin'
alton of che prohibition law violations
Banker Wiper of Bowbells will
have 1900 acres in crop next year in
that vicinity.
Miss Lena Hagen of Blanchard, N
D., is Offering a reward Of $25 for in
formation which will enable her tt
find her lost sister, Hannah, aged q
years, who went away in June, 1908
with Henry johnson. Hannah
| weighs 1876 pounds, has light brown
hair, brown eyes, and hmps.
Ernes. Henning, a 10 year old boy
| while playing around his fathers Goa
mine at Belden. discovered dyna
mite cap. Boy like, he raped the
thing against a rock, causing it to ex
plode. A thumb and two fingers were
torn off.
J Mckenzie county is threshing
bumper crop. The Shafer Record says
the wheat averages from 25 to q
bushels, flax, II to Is oats as higf
as 6S and speltz, around so.
According to the Williston State
Judge Goss may be asked to remove
from office, Squire Schneider of Ray
who admitted that he had visited
place where liquors were sold.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30

Newspaper men. as rule, 'havoE
but two things to sell space and sub.
scription, it would be just as consist
ent to ask your grocer for dozen
oranges, "just to till," as to ask the
editor for dozen lines in his paper
Just to boost your business, with the
idea that you are doing a kindness TO
fill upsspace. Try getting free din
ner at the hotel just to make show
of business for the house.-Westhope
Standard.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30

George Alexander, one of the hust-
ling farmers Of Eden Valley town
ship is not putting all his faith in
wheat, says Ward county exchange
He keeps a herd of milch cows and
makes a nice monthly profit from
them At the present time he il
milking eight COWS and from them
his family have their cream and but
ter; each day he sells $2.10 worth OF
cream, and supplies four families in:
town with butter.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30

Secretary of State Blaisdell will de-
liver the address at ..e Harvest Fes-
tiySl at Kramer Oct. !.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30
WITH OUR EXCHANGES

Editor BrattOn was the magistrate
before whom Andy Jones had bis
hearing. Although charged with Z
most serious crime, and one which
involved many thousand dollars,
Jones was Bratton's main supporter
up to the time that the financier felt
the need of change of climate
SouriS Messenger.
Thomas Ward was mp from Nss0sn
Wednesday. He reports that the
crops on the Nesson flats are giving
the biggest yield in the history of the
country. He says that wheat is av-
eraging over 20 bushels to the acre
and oats over 40. Mr.. Ward thresh-
ed s73 bushels Of wheat from 30
acres Of ground and 2112 bushels
from IS acres.-Ray Record.
Political circles have it that Gov
ernor Burke will again be a candi-
date for reelection. We scarcely be-
lieve that the governor will attempt
to monarchize the highest Office in
our great commonwealth and try to
shove himself on the people of this
state for the third time. 1t would
only mean defeat for him and It
would be wise thing for him to
Quit while his credit is good.-Ex.
Hon. James Johnson OF Minot re-
ports the wheat yield on his farm
near Burlington at IS bushels to the
acre anu Oats turning out Is bush
els ana upward. jim Is one the In
trepid voyageurs" who blazed tbs
way into what is now the peerless
county OF Ward, then d prairie waste
without promise OF rewardto the
hardy few who, like Mr.. j., pushed
in and took chances, for better or
for worse, and those OF all others are
certainly ever and always entitled to
the best there Is in it.-Bowbells
Tribune.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30

Lansford is going to be too warm
for those parasites of society-the
gambler and soiled dove-if the city
authorities have their way about it.
During the past month the city has
been filling up with this class Of peo-
pie and the time to clean up has ar
rived. If the city authorities cannot
do it they have the backing OF the
sheriff's Office in the matter and
those who tarry will he dealt with
according to their merits.-Lansford
Journal.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30

cleaning out all the undesirable cit
liens of strenuous Minot. That is II
you can judge from newspaper re-
ports-and they are most always cor
rect. Now if Bro. Colcord, the portly
pen pusher of the Independent and
good booster for that town would
induce that new city commission to
pave the streets with dough nuts,
they would have a holy city. Joke!
Everybody laugh.-Tagus Mirror.
1t will soon be time for the can
didate who thinks he is the only one
able to save the country to come
around to the country newspaper
offices with his announcements and
self praise, which he wishes printed
for nothing. Great is the candidate.
who wants the newspapers to help
him to nice fat ofIice-free gratis.
for nothing. He will get it from The
Eagle-not.-Willow City Eagle.
We have a bunch of buckwheat
says the Pembina Pioneer Express,
some of it six feet long, raised in
town by Joseph Shaw for pasture
for his bees. The luXuriance Of this
crop makes it probc Die that it would
be splendid crop with which to
smother weeds. To look at it when
growing it don't seem possible that
anything else could find room or
sunlight, sufficient to grow with it.
Homer Fadden is not faring any
hetter at Neche than did Rex Lamp
an. The alleged business men, in
that village have gotten out of the
habit of advertising IN the local pa
per Like some other fellows we
know of, they expect the newspa-
rermen to hustle like blazes and sub
sist on ozone and unfulfllled prom
ises.-Bottineau Courtant.
Russell Sentinel: A separa-
tor man named Horton, who halls
from Iowa, had a very narrow escape
from a passage through the separ-
ator while at the farm Of J. F,
Lynch, south of Russell, on Wednes-
day. He was oiling the separator
when he f,Cl into the knife. His
fright hand was badly lacerated and
he received other cuts. The unfor'
tunate slip cost Horton his little
finger, but it was a close call for his
life.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30

Little Florence Bower, daughter OF
Lloyd Bower, living near Eckman,
had almost a miraculous escape from
a fiery death recently. She ran across
the road to her grandfather's house
and finding no one, ran upstairs and
entered one Of the bedrooms where
she made a pile of clothing on the
floor and set fire to it. She then lay
iaown on the bed and went to sleep.
klale fo1AS out in The yard smslt burn
ing cloth and saw the smoke issuing
from the house. They ran in and dis
covered the fire, which they put out
just in time to prevent disastrous re-
suits.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30

S. p. Ellis has purchased at Miles
City, Mont 1000 head of sheep,
which will be shipped to Barnes
county until fed on the stubble on his
farms and those of Hugh Mcdonald.
This big flock Of sheep will cost
nearly $4,000 and the experiment Of
feeding them on stubble land for the
purpose of keeping down wild grass
and noxious weeds will be watched
with interest.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-30

The Bottineau Coatant says the
impression seems to be that women
and boys not of age, do not need a
hunting license. The fact is that
license.