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The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

The Board OF Commerce reports
that the widespread publicity Detroit
has received since the announcement
of the census figures Is showing re-
suits in the numerous inquiries being
received from people all over the
country with regard to locating here.
A growth OF SO per cent Is advertis-
ing of a very substantial sort. When
465,7lO people find life worth living In
Detroit. those on the outside begin TO
think that there must really be some
thing here to make II worth while.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
TlPPECANOE IS
WORTH A RISK

profitable but there great deal OF
provide the selling organization excellent device 10 duS
company LOT
ing the important of insurance company -,
meeting the competition OF the older
with the are
valuable touch large
will to sell It,
should happen
indefinitely
which realize quickly without taking
big
H. E. Is
w D. C.
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App,es-New. 5Oc@si.25 per bu. $50

Appies--New. 5ocqsl.2s per bu, $40
b.n.na.-Good shipping stock. $50
G25O. according TO quality.
Sssn:-prisd LIMA rnSn sY IS Per sao ID Do,
Caulifower-St25 per bu.
Cabbage-sl.5 SO per bbl
Cheese-Michigan fats. new. ieQ
isc; old, log 2oc: Limburger. new. liz
Domestic Jones I Swiss new new, 2: a &c: oid. aiS
D.te.DPersian. sase per IS: Fards.
sQ9hc per Id.
per Id: common. Q a loo per Id.
Flgs-Imported. new. IL lac per Id;
California. s5c per box.
25c per doz; lettuce, SIS T10c bu: head
lettuce. $2Q2.25 per hamper; radishes.
round. loo per dog: wax beans. soc ~
sres DsT PEPPERS Gq per 6u per
caIifornia Fruits Fears. s275@3
per box; .pldms s2@2.25 per box:
grapes. .25q3 per box; peaches. sl15
Grape.-Delawares, s2750s per box.
Hay-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baleo aay In car
I nsw. s,sais5 Se's No s tin " sisS
1850: clover, mixed, sl5Il5.5O; rye
straw, -$7.6o@s: wheat and Nat straw:
sssog7 Loose ,s ,, hay If from rom. farmers ns
from SIS a %. as to quality.
Hides-No. cured. loo: No. 1 green.
Sc: No. / cured bulls. &c. No. l green.
&c: No. i cured kip, l0Ec. No. green,
Sc; No. cured Murrain, &c; No.
green. Sc; No. i cured. calf. l4hci No
/ green. i3c per 10: horse hides. No. 1.
$3.50; No. 2. s2,5o; sheepskins. as TO
and calf gao OF.
Honey-Fancy white. l6FI7c; am
Der, 12@l4c; extracted 1850 per Id.
HuckIeberrles-$4 per bu.
Lemons-California, s697 per box:
Messinas. IS o. so per box.
Limcs--s1 0p1.25 per 100
Melons-Rocky Fords, $500 per
case; watermelons. % u 40c each. Usage.
$3.50 per bbl $50 per on.
Mushrooms-15a 50c per 10.
Onlons-Southern. S1.50Wl so per
sack. $3.50 per Dbl; Spanish, $50 per
crate.
Oranges-Caiifornia valencias. 1905
per crate.
soc; yellow. 3Om45c: bushels. s212 20.
Pears-Bartletts. s1.soa2 per bu;
s450@5.50 per bbl: common. s15og
PIums-sl.75a2 per bu.
Potatoes--Scuthern. $3.50 per DID, 30
q SOC per bu.
Pouitry-Springs. 15c; hens, lac; old
ROSTERS. Sml0c. ducks. Is "a Ice; geese.
l2c: turkeys, l., Il iSc per Id.
blu, $3.50 per Dbl
Toma grown. 6o@75c per
r.iiow-No 1. csc: No. .. sac 10.
WOOl-Medium, unwashed, 1S42lc:
fine unwashed. 14@16c per 10
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
BosroN COPPER SHARE SALES.

Boston copper share sales OF Aus. %
furnished by Hayden. stone Co;
Adv 80. G J. 1890. Zinc $50. Arc 10
\ 1890, n & $50. a 565, Hecla
80. Range s5. 7. 4 %, Frank 20. OK $50
Grsnbv 10. 6 & 40. Han $50. Heiv 100
Mass 80. Miami 1900. Miami rites $50
New g9i. Nip so. y u 1913. \ l. 236. q "
100. Quincy 40. Ray SO. shan 10, ; *
70. : a. = SOC. So Utah 10. Tam 10, OIL
20 l. X III. do pr $50, Apx 81, u
Won 80. Vic 10. VIVIAN so.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
ouotatlons by navden. Stone 8 c
CHICAGO GRAM LETTER

Reported Tor The Times by Paine.
Weber a Co. Aug 30.
conditions In the wheat trade were n
little discouraging for buyers OF tie
opening, because Liverpool market was
easier increase IN European visible
stocks large aud The rains In the can
adam northwest did not cause any
strength at Winnipeg Elevator nro.
pie continue 20 buy Sept wheat, hut
sell the Dec. Armour brokers boupbt
a little May on the early din. Harris
~ Winthrop were called the best sell
ers Of Dee. wheat along with som. ~,
the pit leaders. Market had n din az
about asc from early prices and during
the last 20 minutes has made copnlete
recovery TO last nights prices ,foT tbe
late months helped by strength IN corn
Dec now down to SiO3L md scnt
99hc on selling by local longs
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
1T ALL DEPENDS
UPON THE ARTICLE


but whether they are
heseca
the ad
in
selling
field
have such
proposition
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

10Y Q17kc; skins. common to specials.
6@13c: full skins Pa D4c. Butter
Quiet: receipts. 1909, creamery extra,
3Ola a sic; state dairy tubs. 22h d2siac;
initiation creamery firsts, "a n 26c. EGGS
STEADY; receipts 22G 2sc. nearby
white fancy, 2sa Slc: nearby mixed
fancy o5m2TC. fresh firSts 22M25c.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
Cu,C.co PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Butter--ENtras.
2sc; nrsts. 25sc: dairy extras. Csc;
firsts, 24c. Eggs-Primes tirsts, 22c;
flrsts zoe Cheese--rwins. Is :. 10 II c;
young Americas, 1914 g16Ac. Live
poultry-Fowls. l3lac. ducks. l3c;
geese, SUl0c.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
NEW YORK sToCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Webber * Co., Aug. 30:
Opening prices on the stock exchange
were at fractionally higher figures
than the previous close and the market
made slight further advances early In
the session. Towards midday the mar
ket reacted on realizing caused by
rumor that the Car OF Russia had been
zseassinated. this. however, could not
be confirmed and had slight temporary
effect on the market. AT noon prices
were practically unchanged from yes
terdays figures.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
coPPER MARK ET-cIo.e.

Ariz Conf Y Atead y. Bos 4 corb
1us y. Cal &2Ariz soik. CHIEF s-s
Chino ia. Cobalt Central s. Copper
Range e6H DAILY West 81. Davis baiy
~. East Pntte "a. First Nat 3&
(>ronoy a.. GirouN sk. Goldneld Cons
Ok. Greene Can IN. Hancock "a. Ind
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Reported Cor The Times by Paine.
Weber a. Co. Aug. 30:
London cooper market opening. SOL
20 Cd unchanged, futures, 5il, advance
OF Is I'D: market dull.
Boston market opening was marked
by dullness. although prices showed NO
inclination To sag any lower. Most OF
the lake stocks were up "a to y. Mon
and since Aug. I shipments have been
2S.5f3 tons. Calumet a. Hecfa dividend
OF Sc rs payable sept. ~ to stock or
record OF Aug. 81
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
JouBING PRICES.

Canned GooGs--Apples. sails. $2.Ta:
baked beans. lib, SO coo: Lima beans
SlgI5o; cornmtancy Maine Sii AZ
Peas-Fancy. early June. Si.35: stand
ards. ST. soaked. 5oW70c; salmon
Scckeye, tall. So; hat, 81 10; Alaska
reds $175: Alaska pinks, 81. 20. To-
matoes. as a soc: succotash. $la1.lo per
doz.
Conee--Package coffee. ioo-ib case.
coarse middiings. s2s: cracked corn,
s27; coarse cornnreai. s27; corn and
oats chop, s2s per ton; &, wooa
best. $40; ordinary patents; S49o:
straight. $3.50: clear. 81 per Dbl Rye
-four. $3.50 per Dbl
seed, 93c Diamond headlight kero-
sene. Sc: Perfection. SIC: Eocene.
IIHc; crown gasoline. 15c per gal: tur-
DeH,%s !" S-5ssi 0i pcrk SEP per family n
$23d24. medium, clear. S23 "a - %
smoked hams. 1Gal6hc: dry salted
briskets. lac. shoulders. lac; picnic
hams. lsc bacon. 17@ lsc; lard, in
10.
sugar-Quotations corrected daily by
W. II Edgar AZ son. The retail price
list for Detroit, Delray. Crosse Pointe,
Highland Park, North Detroit ana
River Rouge: Crystal domlnoes. 2-lb.
sST5: 5-lb. $s25; Eagle tablets. y. 70;
powdered. s6I5. standard powdered.
500; graduated. extra coarse, so:
graduated. fine. in bulk. IS 20; granu-
lated, I'm 25-lb cotton bags. sbI0; Micn .
So so: confectioners. A. 1855: No. l..
$3.50. NO NO !. ssSssg:: 30 30 6. $3.50; No I.
$40; No s. SIS 40; No. 9. s5.S5; No. 10.
az. S5i5, No. IA. s5i5; No. 10. s5.lS per
leo los.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
RITTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Creameries. extras soc Id;
firsts 29c: dairy butter. 23c; packing
stock, 22c per b.
Egxs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 2Ilhc per doZ Receipts on
TUESDAY 372 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
BosroN Corri:R LETTER.

Reported Sor The Times by Hayden.
Stone 4 Co. Aug. so: The Boston cop
per shares are very much neglected
with trading the dullest for some time.
Only a few issues have been quoted
ana price changes are confined TO small
fractions In the industrials. Amer
Agricultural Chemical has been a fea-
ture OF strength. selling as high as
46l4. gain OF 1 "a, United Fruit was
"A point lower at 1874. and Eastern
Steamship was "A point higher at ~
There has been some demand for
Amer Telegraph which sold at 1857, a
gain OF a.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
PRODUCE.

There was not much that was new
TO he said about the market this
morning. Receipts OF poultry were
extremely light. and while the demand
was not urgent and outside markets
were lower. local dealers had no
trouble in getting outside prices or n
little better. Eggs were put up a bsc
Yesterday, but the Elgin butter mar
ket was unchanged. Tomatoes are
auite active. Sales from farmers wag-
ons on the city markets averaged about
soc bushel for the best stock Deal
ers think this is about low point for
the season, az canning operations viii
soon be on in full blast. The boat
from the islands brought up only about
half as many peaches as yesterday, but
there was no shortage, and the supply
Of other fruits was ample.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
Markets and Finance

1sE, Inspiration SIS. Isle Royale 10
Kerr Lake 67s. La Sale 10, Lake 36H
Mich ~. New Cons so.s. Nipssing n M,
Cop 2h. Ojibway 5is. Ray Cons ls7s,
Shannon l0s.. South Lake Sc. Superior
Copper Asa, Sup a. Boston sA Sup A.
Pitts l1la, TaHarack 81, Trinity 6, Utah
Apex 3s., L. ; Smelt ssa.. do pr asa.
vGlture 9A. WyandVtte rs.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
1ARkET SCORES
FURTHER GAINS
1dvances Are Made in First Hour,
But Selling Orders Cause Recess
sions Of IA To ga.

Amer Agri CHI. CO.. 44a Am bee
0uE.. So; Anal. Cop, CAS- Am = a. T,
m Ann sms Cot ss oi Ana AZ s% f. i 1876 Am
WOOL. 2sA do pfd. 95Fs Ana. COP
|{o[: Atch.. s7h %. 4 o.. loe: b, +; TT,
E{th; Can. Pac.. 1878 Cen Leaf %
}3ss 81 Isl Corn Prod ia: d. & rio Or.
'5Sx; DIS. s Cor. s5,. Erie; 2S - D Gf
ss PA AK I Issss' n. X X SO T el1
|SiE NJ. 81. r. & s. ste NJ, lzs:. Mo.
lll; Penn: i2s1t; PEG Gas 10. iS So :. |.
Iii. sois: s.-shef. 57h; Sou Pac.
1lsA: South. Ry.. 22%; do ,Pfd:. 81
Tenn. Cop. 26i4: T., 81. l.: q W. sS -
Union Pac. 1861 Rub, 80; steei; 80
on. SIS: Utah Cop, 45A Wabash. IL;
do pfd. s7h; West. Mfg %
NEW YORK, Aug. S0.-After the
Initial prices today the stock market
continued TO improve and at the END
or fifteen minutes a number OF net
gains had been established, In some
cases approximating a point.
III a. MIN the first hour the mar
ket made further gains but towards
the end of the first period selling or
isers caused recessions of Ia TO ID
from the best figures of the morning
n Government unchanged; other
bonds dull.
Y Noon--The market became weak IN
the late forenoon with some OF the
larger professional operators. who
had. contributed TO Mondays rally,
turning sellers.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Recognition always comes late.
President Taft, at Provincetown, Mass,
paid a tribute TO the Pilgrim fathers.
the insurgents Of 1920.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Articles of association were filed.
Tuesday, by the Ohio Regal Auto Co.
with a paid-up capital stock OF $4,000.
The incorporators are Fred w. Har-
ror. John f.. Lambert, Burt Lambert
and Charles Lambert. OF Detroit, and
Frank L.. Pierce, OF Cleveland
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

am not much impressed with the
especial value of the idea In these
signs. They are not sufficiently differ
ent from a great many other advertis-
ing novelties to give them any particu'
lar advantage. The chief point 10 be
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

The proposition OF the Tippecanoe
Securities Co. is similar TO the other
insurance proposition which was re-
Gently taken up In these columns. IL
is a capitalized earning power with.
~, much thot Ia fapQihle behind IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Jos Printinx Sose right. Times
Printing Co., ~ John R-st Call Main
lSss. or City 3ssb.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
ADVICE TO INVESTORS

Times
T. reliable
and will
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Michigan Sugar common was offered
down in the local stock market Tues.
day. Quotations dropped Sl21la per
share TO Sl201a No definite reason
is assigned for the drop.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

the TippesssSss ss
"~"'~ - - ,
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
netroit.


DETROIT. Aug. Sop: Acadian.
1870 a. m, Monday: Mahoning. $50:
Yale. noon; Norwalk. p. m; Haskell.
l:40: Zillah. Pcsh,igo and barge. Del
aware. 2; Aipena. Major. Santiago. $3.50;
Saranac. a.
Woodruff. 2to a. M Tuesday; strath-
coma. 4;lo; Laughlin. S; Flagg, Warri-
ner, 5;2o. pavoelS, $3.50; umbria. 1850;
Andrews S.4O,: snyder, s:45t Stadcona.
1920; Buffalo. 1880. Price. ll:t5.
Down: Wolf Iwood), 1890 p. M
Monday; Norseman, Donaldson, Algon-
quin. |; James +. Davidson. 40: Peter
White. l.50, Binghamton, ESQ; II. q.
Kerr. ESQ: oliver. 1926; sullivan, $40
Cora A., 8; Ashley. London, $50, Sick
en-. =. Rawson, Hoover Mason. ~
steel King, 7;2S; OIL. ;;SS; SENECA, i:So.
ter. 1o;20. Langell, Darges, 1920: FORD
IL. Mills. Prince. l1:iO, Linn, Rouma-
MIA, Crete. 1850: Schlesinger. l:lO "a, M
Tuesday. Saturn. Orion, 1850; c. A. Ed
dy. 2; Stackhouse Maine and consort.
2:lO: Louisiana, 4:20; Myron, Page, Cos
hawk. $40. Wyandotte. 8: Bessimere'
Thomas. $50 Imperial. $50 Gordon
9;3o; spalding, s:a5.
SAUI.T STE MARIE. Mich. Aug. 80.
Up: Noble. Panay, Joseph Wood, j
~ m. Monday. Ellwood, Security ana
oil barge. William Kerr, ?: Peter Reiss,
ESQ; Samuel Mitchell. ChlckamauS
Raleigh. Toxic. Pontiac. $3.50; Garter.
$50: Sierra, Nelson. Magma. Honduras.
Paisley. Bulgaria. s: Waldo. $50; ID. o.
Mills, 8: North West. $40; Morgan, a.
Ralph. Connolly Brothers. Harold. Per-
kins, g.
Cort. Gremmer, 10 p. m. Monday
Phipps, Andrew Epson. II; Denmark
Griffin. l:4O a. IN. Tuesday; Shenango
3: Socopa. Gayley. 4. Northern Wave
6: Shaughenessy. $50; Ranney, Manola,
Darlington, Z.
Down: Amasa Stone. l p. m. Mon
day: Champlain. Harmonic. 2; Tomlin-
son. Castgl liza, 2:30; French. $3.50; Corey,
4: Manitoba. Prentice. Halsted. Cornell
Jus. 400.
Baker, 3 p. IN. Monday: Monroe Smith.
Ireland. Q; Morgan. Jr.. 1880: samuel
Morse Malta. midnight; Kongo. 1880
a. III. Tuesday: McWilliams. 1880: Geo.
Stephenson. Manila. Wolvin, $3.50: Mill,
8 Northern Queen Lasalle, 4; Kennedy,
1870: Alex. Thompson. 300 Mariana.
Corliss. Labelle G. Duluth, Z: Walsh.
s: Linden. Reddngton, $3.50; Maruba.
Martha. $50: VIM. Mather. 1880; Mari
copa, Smeaton. 1880.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
LIVE STOCK.

FAST MISUNDERSTANDING.
Dupning a stevens Live stock Report.
EAST BUFFABo " v. Aus. 80 -
Cattle-Eeceipts 4 cars, steady
Best 100 10 l.t0e-I6 steers, S75Oa
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

Il is said that new record price
will he paid for Detroit residence
property II deal now pending goes
through. r. T.. Odds, of Lansing. Is
said to be negotiating for the purchase
OF 101 feet on Jefferson-ave.. just west
OF owen park, extending back to the
river. The price set is reported TO be
s55. 900. or nearly $3.50 per foot. IL Is
now owned by f.. l.. Ford.
There are a few more stories fOat-
ing around Griswold-st. with regard to
the financial plans of the General
Motors Co but they are still mere
n.msy guesses. There have been no
definite developments yet. II Is
stated in wellinformed quarters that
The plan involving Kuhn. Loeb a. Co..
Of New York. has fallen through and
that the big interests will not figure
in the deal. but this cannot he con-
Armed
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
w. s. Kinnear. retiring as assistant

w. s. Kinnear, retiring as assistant
general manager of the Michigan
Central TO take position as president
of the Kansas City Terminal Railway
Co. was entertained at banquet
Monday evening by his associates or
the Michigan Central. Covers were
laid for 30 in the Flemish room OF the
Hotel Cadillac. The toastmaster was
Henry Russell, general counsel for the
road. Mr.. Kinnear received the good
wishes of all present. He leaves
Tuesday for Kansas City, to take up
his new work.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
NEW YORK. COTTON.
o. s. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
len. Stone q Co, Aug. 80:
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone a. Co, 116-11S Griswold-st
Open. High Low Noon
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

nve.ting I'm electrical
w. /.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-30

s1.02: Sept. $lO2A: Dec, sl06l4 May,
sl1IA Corn---Cash and Sept, e2isc c;
Dec. 5sAc: May. 6l%c oats-Cash
and Sept. 34ac; Dec. 37i5c; May,
405sc Rye-No .. Tie; No 2. So &c
Cioverseed--Cash.s seas; Oct. Dec. and
March. 50 so Alsike-Prime. Aug. and
Oct. $50 Jimothy-Prime. Aug. and
Sept. s3s0 Butter eggs and hay, un-
changed
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-08
sunday SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION CLOSES

The Ward County Sunday School
Association convention came to a sue.
cessful close Wednesday evening with
two splendid addresses by Rev. and
Mrs. Snow-the one by Mr.. Snow on
the organized Bible class and by Mrs.
Snow on Religion in the home"
The attendance was not large, but
the meetings were interesting and
practical throughout. Oficers were
elected as follows: President, DR.. A.
D. McCannell; Vice President, J. H.
Burkhart Of Lone Tree; Secretary
Treasurer, Mrs. X. X. Dickinson, MI
not. The officers with Rev. +. A.
Olsen and Rev. E s. Shaw constitute
the executive committee. Tue next
meeting will be held at Lone Tree in
July, $500 were pledged toward the
$4,000 needed for county and state
work.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-08

c. H. Groninger and his we'll drilI
ing outfit have made . sDiendid re-
cord. The machine has dug five wells
southeast Of Dies Laos. within six
miles, four of which are flowing, rang
ing in depth from 1l5 feet to 205 fee4.
The deepest we'll on the E. S. Green
farm, furnishes plenty Of water, but
does not flow. Those securing flow
ing wells are J. F.Moyer, w. S. Gron-
niger, ]. w. Johnson, and w. s. Will
Jams the latter being finished, but
recently. The per centage OF four
out of I'VE wells flowing IN this neigh
nor hood, establishes the fact that this
is an srtesian country and Il cannot
help but prove a great asset to Ward
county. The W.. 8. GroMnger we'll
throws 4 three inch stream twenty
fest or moro high and there IL enough
water TO waste to supply a township.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-08

Withbeautiful settings and an ex-
cellent cast, and Mdnot will have .
chance to witness a real $1.5O show
for $500. ....
The following letter written to the
manager of the house here will give
You an idea of what you may expect,
and Bacon will pay back $500 to every
one who spend One, II this misrepre-
sents the company In any way:
My Dear Mr.. Bacon: "..a
l am enclosing a check on seven
frames which If you put out would
I fancy be good advertisement, also
have expressed to you 6 cuts which
ought to help. We've got a show this
year that beats last years hollow and
you can 60 as strong as you like on
telling your patrons 70.
Also have a heap of beautiful
scenery, 4 sets and front scenes, all
easy to work. .@l-
- Yours. VIM. YULE.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-08
A PRETTY WEDDING

A very pretty private wedding took
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dun,
can Cameron, 500 S. Main Wednesday
afternoon when Rev. e. 8. Shaw read
the ring service that made William r.
BloomqMst and Miss Esther J. Rdein-
hart one. Mr.. Bloomquist Is a well
known and successful salesman Of the
Gotzian Shoe company with head
quarters in Grand Forks and Miss
Rheinhart is q popular Grand Forks
belle. The bride and groom were
attended by Mr. and Mrs. Lynn A.
Plummer of Palermo, the wedding
march was played by Mrs. J. S. Hat
cher of Grand Forks: a sister of the
bride. An elaborate course dinner
was served by Mrs. Cameron during
which Miss Joyce Cameron sang two
solos.
The happy paid left for the Twin
Cities on Z wedding tour and will be
at the Dakotah Hotel, Grand Forks
after January 1st.
The congratulations Of tine !ndepe-
pendent are extended.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-08
GIRL NEAR VICTIM OF
White SLAVE TRAFFIC
Fourteen Year Old MotherIess Girl Rescued BY
Police Commissioner Just In Time To
Twhart Two Women Of DastardIy Plans

That the white slave traffic exists
in Minot in the most virulent form,
was evidenced the other day when
observation-disclosures police commission
err, took away from two women whose
regulations are most unsavory, little
fourteen year old motherless girl, just
as the women were in the act of TAX
ing her to Grand Forks, Mr.. Vandeno-
ever was told that these women were
Turing the girl away from this city
and he rushed to the train none too
soon, for the conductor had just given
the signal for the train to start. He
secured moment Of two delay and
rushing into the train claimed the girl
She had been told by the women that
they would set her up In the canoy
business in Grand Forks and little did
she realize what a life that no doubt
awaited her. She began to cry when
she was intercepted, saying that she
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-08

VIM. Farrell, of Ambrose, is in the
city today. Mr.. Farrell we under
stand, will be deputy auditor of the
new county of Divide. He is an Al
man for this position,in fact he'd hold
any office in the county with credit:
He was chief clerk in the auditors
Office in Ward county for a number
of years and Is now assisting in tran
scribing the records Of Burke county.
The many Minot friends are glad to
learn that he is succeeding so well,
though they are not a bit surprised.
Ambrose is one of the best Little
cities in the state. On day last fan,
eightyfour loads of wheat were count
ed on her streets at one time, wait
ing to be weighed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-08
Will ADVERTISE
COMMISSION SYSTEM

At meeting of the city commission
Monday night, arrangements were
made to advertise the city Of Minot,
by means of pamphlets, setting forth
the advantages Of this city, and what
has been accomplished under the
commission form Of government. Pre-
sident LeSueur stated that there was
hardly q mail that did not bring sever
al Inquiries, and he believed that this
city could get no better advertising,
from the amount to be expended, than
by getting out few thousand book
let's. A committee consisting of
Secretary Ellis, President LeSueur and
Commissioner McGahan was appoint
ed to prepare the subject matter for
this booklet.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-12-08
DOES NOT
STOP SL0CUM
Mnot Druggist and his "E. M. F."
Go Just the Same-Long Triy Over
/ Snowy Roads Into the Glenburn
County.

: In North Dakota automobiles are
run the year 'round-by A. P. Slocum.
1t matters not to Mr. Slocum if the
prairies in the winter be grey or white
he goes just the same. He has travel
ed out to his farm every day this
winter in the e. M. F." and does
not let little thing like a snow DRIFT
four or five feet high bother him in
the least. II such . drift happens to
get in his path, he bucks right into
it. If the machine does not succeed
the first time, he backs out and goes
after 1t again. The other day a sur
geoc wanted to 90 into the Glenburn
country to perform an operation. Geo.
Wartchow took him ut all right, "a
miles and back. in Slocum's e. M. F.
average eight miles an hour.