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Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
BROTHER Sis.

Several new students have enter
ed since my last writing.
]. \. McCuIIough, - member Of
the class of graduates Of last year.
who j. teaching at Buchanan, visit.
ed Us lat Thursday.
G. l.. Beatty accompanied Isaac
Deck home Friday afternoon, re.
turning Sunday.
Quite number of our students
took the teachers examination last
Friday and Saturday.
Rev. NJ. r. Cooper, Baptist min.
jstpr Of kennett. made an excellent
and interesting lecture in the chapel
last Wednesday morning. Mr..
Cooper will deliver the baccaIanre'
ate address nj the close Of the
school. May Is, The College is
very fortunate in securing this tai.
ented young minister for that occa.
sion
The Senior class 90 met AT Prof.
w. A. DavauIt's home Tuesday
evening. Atter dispatchlng the
business, we were entertained by
Miss EuIa DayaaIt. who rendered
,nme excellent piano solos, which
were highly entertaining and en-
,ioyed BY ali present.
Rev. W. \. Davault was called
to Scopus last Thursday to preach
the funeral of Marvin Bollinger.
Mr.. Bolhnger was one of our form
er students, and while in school
proved himself TO be a worthy
young man, possessing character
above reproach, and his future was
bright; but God, in HIS wisdom, saw
fit to remove him. Let us look be,
yond this hour of sadness and sor
row 10 a brighter and more perfect
day" The board, faculty and stu
dents of Will Mayfeld College ex
tend their deepest sympathies 10
the bereaved family and relatives
Prof. W. A. Davault announced
in the chapel exercises, Tuesday
morning, that the grades of teach
ers, who took the examination last
week, would not be ready until
the first Of next week. JUNO.
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
Our Correspondents.
NountsS Mill

Miss Sarah Massey filled her ap
.pointment II, Mount Carmel last
Sunday, delivering most excellent
sermon.
The Iounts are saving shingles
at Christ. Seabangh's. Lester Hen
derson is helping them.
We are glad our county has de-
termined to remain dry another tom
years.
Cur X. F. D. carrier is on the
punv list. the substitute making his
first trip Wednesday.
We had quite hard hail and
wind storm Monday afternoon and
evening. but uo damage has been
reported IoNhol
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
(Iil,S.y
nth very good,

Health very GOOD
Farmers are busy preparing for
planting time.
4. H Dunn went TO LoWndeS one
day last week,
NJ. NJ. Hinkle had business IN
Zalma few days ago.
Rumor says we are to have q
wedding in this vicinity soon.
James Mccullough attended the
inspection Of companyG. \, &. NJ,
and visited home folks At Marble
Hill last week
Local option day went OF very
quietly, and, Notwithstanding the
fact that some Of our ministers OF
the gospel voted and used their in
fuence n the interest Of the liquor
dealers. we had enough friends, IN
and out OF the chNFch, 10 oNeltohiC
their vote. and BoIlinger county
has gone dry, for another four years,
anyhow. BY that time men who
voted for the sale of Intoxicating
liquors will see the good that has
been accomplished and will hesitate
about running the county to an ex'
pense of about $1,000 in another
test OF strength.
Charles Richie is going to farm
on George Kerr's land.
Charles Dunn was shopping here
last week.
Henry Stills is putting up some
new fence and otherwise improving
his farm. ALLAH.
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
Breaking the News,

Patrick reached hjs home much the
worse for wear. One eye sas out Of
business, his nose was broken, and h's
face looked rs though IT had been stung
by bees,
"Glory be,' exclaimed his wife.
"Thot Du;ohman, ~ehwaTtEheimor--
twas him, explained Patrick.
"Shame on yet" exploded his wiie,
without sympathy, "A big shPalPoen
the loikes OF you TO get bate up ny a
little omadhouu of a DoatehmAn the siEe
OF him. Why--"
"Whist, Nora" said Patrick, "don';
spake disrespeettQly Of the dead"
Exchange.
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
OFFICIAL NOTICE ef the Result o,
the Special Election Held. Under
the Local Option Law in BoIIh.
ger County, M,uoart.

WHrErS~. 1t appears trom he efssrlAl
raani ~ The VOTES east a; shc spes.iA,
election Rrld tn the regBty ot Bo.ljnsrr
ana stat" NJ Missouri oa the l9th day ot
March, Ia the year i!su. to dofayrD ire
whether or aai sp,ruoas liquors, ~.
cluiing wjae ard beeF. shall bo soltt
within the limits ot holliugrr roap,y,
aforesaid. tina, ore Thousand tao hum
drsd and twenty-five .2.2sS) votes wrrr
cast against Ihr sale oi luIokscasiug
liquor, sna ane thousand and twenty
one ,lr1i vo,e. vere east fnr she sale
Of intoxicating liquors withta ,ne limits
Of Boiliager eourty, aforesaid. aud
WasHEAs. il sPpeafs that INA iori,y
Of ,1o hundred and four 9li votes Of
the votes cas- q. satl special election
was against tee sale sf Intoxicating llq.
uors within the limits ot Rollneer coH0-
". aforesaid: therefore
Ii IS by the County coarS ot Bp,l,ngcr
county ordered that due notice Of the
aforesaid result Of SAID special election
oe given by publication fat iour carsec-
utlse weeks in THE MAHpiE lint Pass
a weekly newspaper published in Bol-
Ginger county. Missaart, " betae iGe
same newspaper In which tha at,3ce m
special election Ens Published.
Now, therefore, in accordance with
the above reeited writing and order,
notice Ia hereby given that at tbt special
election held IN the county If BoIlInger
aEa state ot Missouri. on The igth day ul
March, in the year iagEl, 10 determine
whether or not spiritnous and lntoxicat.
ing liquor, including wine and beer. shall
be sold within the limits Of Eolllngcr
county, aforesaid, one thousand two
hunured and twenty-five ,2s2l5y votes
were east against the sale Of iui0xiCvting
liquor and one thousand and twenty -,sne
i,n2i) votes were cast for the sale OF
Intoxicating liquor within the limits OF
BoIhnger county, aforesaid, and tha; a
majority OF two hundred and four aa)
votes OF the votes east at said special
election was against the sale OF intoxi-
eating liquor within the limits Of Boil
linger county, aforesaid,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hereunto
set my hand and af'ixed the seal
lbs. OF said court at my Office In the
town OF Marble Hin, county OF
Bolhnger and state OF Missouri, this
oath day Of March, 1900.
WILLIAM ALTERNATELY,
a6 Clerk Of the County Court.
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
\lll,I.ioht.

Health j. improving m our town.
Archie Walker lost one of his
work horses last Saturday night.
Miss Hattie Reed of Marquand is
STAYING ut Jack Carmeans.
Some of our Young folks attend
ed church at Klnder's chapel sun
day.
!. W. Fowler and family visited
al KrauImau SUNDAY.
There is some talk OF Grisham
Brothers buying Frank Albrights
stock OF merchandise.
Joseph Shirley will move TO
Patton soon. Mol
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01

with Eaker union, near Hahn, FIJI.
day, March 90, and held u two days
session, A large delegation was
present and much good was accom-
plished. On Saturday the good la
dies of Eaker union and vicinity
gave u fine dinner in honor of the
County union. None went away
hungry.
The next County union will be
/ held two miles east of Marble Hill.
on the Perryville road, July l6-l7.
All union people respectfully in,
vited Thcunion has come to stay.
Go on and up, brother farmers; IN
union there is strength"
G. Z. Kinder returned from the
Comfy union meeting Sunday.
OnrpohUo, ,choolcIosed Monday.
March -, with an exhibition and
box supper in the evening A fine
cake, voted to the most handsome
young Iady in the audience, was
won by Miss Zettie Kinder.
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Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
AdmiEins,rairixs Notice.

Notice Is hereby givea that letters Of
administration upon the estate II George
Eftjnk. deceased, have horn granted 10
the undersigned by the Prohal" court Of
Bnllagcr county, Missouri. bearing Jatc
the I'D day of February. isp,
All persons aayug claims against said
estate ARE rrQ8irHa la eHEtaH then 10
the undrsigaei. f'r allowance. within
one year irom the date at sad letters OF
they may In prerlgdcd ifam aay b~nsht
o' such estate and u satd claim L. no;
exhibited vi.b.1 $50 years from the ia's
oi the pgb,9sl,sa a.. ,bss notice they
will bo forever bAfrat
E HANNAH EFy1SE, A1ay'p '
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01

and they continue to speak to the
neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davenport vis'
tied at Emanuel Loance's u few
days ago.
Ed llerrick is employed at W. G,
Kitchens. SroRr.
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01

mildred" murmurcd a fashionable
young man. shaking on oue Enee, "toT
your birthday eif, offer myself"
"Thank YOU" sas The es'!d reply, "tui
I only accept useful presents. 49, Ph'ls.
delphia Inquirer
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
Notice Of Election.

Notice is hereby given ,ha, an clcc-
ton will be held in the otiice OF the Pro.
bate Judge, at the courthouse in the
village OF Marble Hill. Missouri, on
Tuesday. April 8, 1909, for the purpos,
OF electing Ave trustees for said village
for the ensuing year,
:. l. SPENCER, Judges
Gro. ElILNdEorsE, Of
J.N. SLINKARp. Electior
Attest: G. II. SsIpER, Village Clerk
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
What Happened in Yuma

4 ,enderioog went ous - Yuma
And there lae encountered puma
And later they found
Just a spot on the ground
And a puma in very good Huma!
Douglas Ana. Dispatch.
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
OF Age.

Mr. Walker Well. little boy, shat
DO you expect 10 be when yog become ot
age2
Little Boy Twcnty- one, sir. New
York Herald
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given TO all creditors
and others Interested In tho estate oi
LAhsn Green, deceased, that I, Amelia
Green, admiuis;ratriN Of said estate, in
tend 20 make Kual settlement thereof =,
the mex, term oi the Probate cogr' oi
BoIlipger county, state % Missouri, 10
be hold at Marble HI on 'ar ieh day
OF May, 1902 AMELIA GRsEN,
I1 AdmInisiratgiI.
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
Poor Man.

First Parishiouer think We uugnt TO
raise DR.. Thirdly's salary,
Second Parishiorrr--I don't. Hc is
such conscientious man that he wou,d
feel bound TO preach longer sermons,
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
By Degrees.

$50; cigareueY"
Though, you'd sworn Of"
al have, but fellows got 10 do these
things gradually. I've Quit buying
them."- Cleveland Leader
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
Is In No Hnrry.

Sunday Schoo. Teacher Don't you
want to be An angel, Tommy
Tommy aim; ia no hurry The
baseball seasons comm pretty soon w.
Omaha Bee
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01
Ideal.

like farm life, mus; confess,
like the dainty shepherdess,
like to see the milkmaids trip
And in their pleasing dances skip.
like 10 hear the farm hands sing,
A good quartet is just the thing.
The canvas trees are all in bud.
There is no slush; there ia no mud.
Oh. you can bet your weekly wage
like farm life--upon the stage.
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Marble Hill press., 1909-04-01

A successful politician, like the inter
est on mortgage, keeps everlas'ingly
at II.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14
Court Vindicates Heddrich's Name.

Wirliston, N. d., Oct. g.-nhat The
an Indian boy as joke was respon-
sible for the sensati onal Heddrich
will case, which has just been decided
Ay the supreme court is story that
Is being told. The suit involved the
distribution of an estate valued at
100000 or more. and the widow, Mrs.
Trace ID. Hedderich, and the Indian
Gus Hedderich, we're the contestants
The wife winning.
TIE suit was commenced by the In
Gan IN the ground that he was a
son OF the late Gus y. Hedderich by
An Indian woman named Medicine
The action was fought through the
probate and district courts of Will
iSams county, the wife being always
successful. The Indian kept up his
ight to the last court. however
The story of the giving OF the name
Of Gus Hedderich ~ the Indian dates
back to 1870, when The Indian woman
Medicine gave .'rth to q child. IN
1856 Miss Dustin. afterwards Mrs,
asadderich vlsi. Il Mailr Lowun, her
Ss<Hher-ln-lA who was t..Ln tie IT,
{ ~ agent at P)p'A" Sac taught the
sA"1;:n schoO! III 1886, and to her
Major t'uwan General Heath and
a.s o;htar teacN": fell the l1i OF giving
Vie Indians n: nance Of white peo-
pie. General Heath. as "a joke. sug-
sested the name of Gus Hedderich fol
<he Indian boy, and this stayed by
a!m altho it is said he had gone I'M
Ser another name the year before.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14
Carrying Knife and Gun, Il Homesick
Boy Begins Long Jaunt.

iS,:nssfer, N. d.. Oct. 9.-Becaupse Inc
Ssked his old home in Chicago better
ssan life in a sod shack on North
stakEGIa homestead, I2-year-old Larry
SaAttttsse,a left his parents claim near
Acre and started 70 walk the long
arxta back. His IO-year-old cousin
Ssnt with him. having been influence
81 TO he a companion on the trim nv
stirring tales Of the fun of living i'm
sae Dig csN. When the pair were
evertaken by Sheriff Jacobson, Larry
was carrying "a long knife and an old
sax-shooter to protect himself and
cousin from the North Dakota IN
a y; y whom he expected would be
lurking in ambush.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14
Our First Snow

The first snow Storm of the season
appeared Sunday night, when a light
snow fell. The weather this week has
been fairly cold making it necessary
TO put the heating stoves into use
Winter has moi set in yet, and we are
certain to get some fine weather yet
There has been very little blowing
done, and the farmers need five or six
weeks more OF good weather to enable
them to do this. Some threshing
mainly flax, remains 10 be done.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14
Another Attorney

Carl B. Bach of the law firm of
Lewis & Bach, reports the arrival to
this city of anu.her attorney, who
will! no doubt cut quite figure i'm the
business. directly or indirectly He's
q bright little legal light, and tips The
scales at exactly nine pounds. Carl Is
as proud of the youngster as he H.
in winning his first case at bar.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14
Auction Sale

|
| I will ,sefl at public auction at my
farm Is miles south and miles west
of Minot on Sec. 33-153-S3 ON Mon
day, Oct. %, 1909. Sale to commence
at 10 a. M. sharp. Free lunch at
| NOON
The following pro perty:
l. gray gelding s years ord weight
1850
1 black gelding years old VT. 1900.
/ span mules IA years old W.T.. 1900.
l gray mare.
mich COWS all to be fresh from
Nov. A. 1909 to March 1910.
steers calves I year old this fall.
, heifers calves I yetr old this fall.
Chickens
DeIaval cream separator.
l flax attachment for mower
| De ring binder with fax attach
mens as good as new. p
Deering mower. 3D..
l Milwaukee mower
l. Deering hay rake.
l disc harrow. ..' p ..,
] 2-section steel harrow.
Mccormick self rake reap.r.
farm wagons.
j set light harne s.
3 sets work harness
buggy. ..~ d.. ~..,.s
Many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms OF sale--Al1 sums OF $40 and
under cash on all sums over that
amount one years time will be given
on bankable, notes with interest at
ten per cent. per cent discount for
cash.
No property ito be removed until
settlement is made. IT the above date
should be stormy, sale will be held
the following day.
E. Valley, Owner, J. T. Louderback,
Auctioneer
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14
Stallion For Sale

Stallion five years old weight 1850
in ordinary condition, will make a
ton in flesh. Registered Percheron.
He is right in every way and I will
give a guarantee that animal is right.
| have no use for him, and 1T taken at
once, he will go for aboM. half the
price that horses of this kind usually
bring. Don't delay too long
10-14 t2 VIM. Carroll, AIinot, n. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14

NJ. c. Bartling was laid up for sew
eral days, with the rheumatism but is
out again.
J. w. Guthrie from north of Bur-
Nngton has rented his farm, and will
soon move to this city. He has
bought the c. H. Rudd property near
the mill.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14
Notice to Premium Winners.

There are still good many prom
iums from the Ward county fair that
have not yet been claimed. The win
ners can have the same by calling
at the Commercial club in Minot
man Secretary, as soon as convenient
John Wallin, Score. AIRY.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14

Art Day, a former Minot policeman,
arrived in the city AMI win appear in
the damage suit against the city, as a
with ess. Art is now doing special
poll work in Minneapolis, where he
has been making good for several
montus.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14
Going to California

E. Valley IS getting ready TO hold
a sale. and will leave soon for Cali
fornia Ed will dispose of his farm.
as we'll as his other effects. His
many friends will regret to learn of
his Intentions.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14
"Se||ers Of Good Clothes

Miss Nora O'MaiQey teacher of
School No. Liberty District No. 20,
will give basket social for the beneA
fit of the school on Saturday might,
Oct. %. The social will be held at
Ole Arnestads and all are cordially
invited to attend.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14
Live Stock

E1alVe miles north of BURLINGTON on
Section 7-157-s3.
Live Stock
r span, q mules 6 and 10 years old
weight 24OO.
mule - years old weight HOO.
j horse 6 years Old wight 1900.
morse 4 years old weight hoo.
hoxse years old weight 1850.
J. mare years old weight 1850.
/ single driver II years old weight
10.
=: cor :; years Old.
I. sAoats. q -
a.aozen chickens. -,
Machinery
s>!S-shoe drill.
I S-toot Deering binder &c as new
KIT isc acres.
:. + sesoot Deering binder.
Champion mower: 4.
1.rake.,.
dssc....
'f-secrion iron~,leyer drag.
&iss<1ance gang pleas ~
sf;67ineh sulky breaker,
rs-fnch walking breaker.
=: 1-s new wagon 40 inch box and
NreaA on gear, ..:
:, Showdown wagons inch tires.
I spring wagon. IS ~a,--.....
! single buggy.
3 set Of harness.
3 range.
= heating. stove. e.
oit~stoves
:rabte.
s1trgau. ,... ...... .-..
Zone good seed corn and barley and
skssar articles too numerous to mem
ssas
free lunch at noon.
sSase will commence at 1000 sharp.
Terms of Sale: All sums of $1,000
sss.as srrder cash, over $40 bankable
ssDsr drawing 10 per cent, due one
ssar from date Of sale. per cent
discount for cash, on all sums over
-
+. ". Guthrie Owner Col H. J.
He.ss, Auctioneer.
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nalI1l1lisl,1lAasssil1aS $500,
McCunber Fere.

U. S. Senator McCumber was in the
city Monday. The Senator Is busy
travelling in various parts OF the state,
arranging for his campaign.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14

FOR SALE-Three oxen, good big
sound animals, just what one would
need for farm work.
lola it Andrew EidalA, brady, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14
Notice

: hrtl a sale, on Thursday, Oct
, "a, -. A. nome two miles north Di
Des Laos. Horses, machinery and
! hn',seh0ld goods
tt" C. H. Weatherwax.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14

WANTED-Good girl for general
house work Mrs. H. r. Ketchum,
Eastwood Park. 10-14-t3
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Public Auction

wednesday, October 20. six mi? as
1salsht west of Lynch post office an
sSslVe miles north of Burlington on
Section 7-157-S3.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14

This is of our leaders, aud have been having a
tremendous sale Of this clothing How the
clothing be manufactured for the money! customer
asked. Well confess that don't know The material is
AL and the Workmanship perfect You can't get better it,
better style anywhere Look you may but don't
buy until have inspected Strous Bros Clothing
manufacturer prices. .-.-l
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-10-14

The cold snap has made you think Of your foot wear
just in time IL Ovrshoea, have the Que buckle tn
Get our price them. Wen save YOU mouey Thi,
cheaper than most stores and actually satisfied Wit
goods anywhere.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-26
WAS MISTRESS OF
THE WHITE HOUSE

Washington. July 25.-Mrs. Eliza
beth TAYLOR cambridge. aged eighty.
FIVE, third daughter Of President Zach.
ary Taylor, died here tonight
When nineteen years old she was
married TO Major William W. S Bliss.
member OF her fathers staff in the
Mexican war, and who later became
his private secretary.
After her fathers Inauguration Mrs.
Bliss. OF Miss Betty" as she was
popularity called, became mistress OF
the White House. 1t was said She did
the honorS of the establishment with
the alertneSs of a rustic belle and tho
grace OF a grand duchess
She had wide acquaintance with
public men and was noted for her
beauty and charm and the splendor Of
her entertainments. After the death
of her father, sixteen months after
his Inauguration. and the death Of her
husband in 1858, she passed several
years in retirement
She later married Philip P. F. Dan
bridge. a member of a prominent Vlr.
gInia family, who died twenty eight
years ago. Her sister. Sarah Knox
Taylor. was the first wife of Jefferson
Davis. president Of the confederacy.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-07-26
FREE RAW MATERIAL ADVOCATES
CONFIDENT THEY Will SUCCEED

who drove the officers to camp on the
night of the tragedy. was recalled and
corrected his testimony He desired
to say he had never heard one of the
officers call for the sentry instead
OF orderly after Sutton and his com
panions got out Of his car on The
Dump"
Young Owens said he thought OR
derly" and sentry meant the same
thing when he previously testified.
Owens said he knew Sutton and
liked him very well because he al
ways gave him a good tip" while the
other men gave him nothing.
Edward Griffith, the other chauffeur.
was recalled. and testified he heard
the cry OF sentry
Owens and Grif1th'e testimony did
not agree as to the relative locations
of their cars on the night In question
Mrs. Sutton, the mother OF the dead
officer probably Will be called as a
witness 1t Is understood she will be
able 10 identify a written challenge
and a subsequent apology from one Of
Suttons brother officers in the ma
rine corps. written but a short time
before Sutton's death The young of
ficer who challenger Sutton To duel
has not yet been subpoenaed as a wit
ness, but II is expected he will be sum
moned as a result OF Mrs, Sutton's tes-
timony This. II Is claimed, would tend
to show that young Sutton was not OF
a ouarrelsome mind. and after receiV-
ing a challenge. he persuaded the send
er to exchange mutual apologies In
stead of having any open trouble.