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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08
WHEAT.
State Grain Commission.

BLuEsTEM wheat mus weigh not
w shan 90 pounds the bushe dry plump
sooo Color ee from smut clean variety
h - @ must be sound dry good color not
i'n OIL one per cent of smut clean
more than 10 of per of club
e. When Bueem than 20 per cent and
tess than 80 per of Bluestem
mixed red and where Bluestem
and less than graded No Pine
stem mixed unless il be graded lower
No 2Buem be sound fairly good color but little
& an mot TO exceed onetorth of one
sooo milling quality of Bueses and shall
nn 10 per cent of red varieties has mix
than 80 per cent of club it shall be
NO. Buestem mixed shall
NoS-Bluestem Wheat which so badly
Or from n amy cause too poor to be graded No not
ooSnd to the measured bushe and suitable
club varieties Of wheat minimum sound
dry plump of good color and clean
No Club varieties and be sound dry
not 70 exceed onefouth of
No Club Wheat sound dry
not to exeedd Onefourth Of cent
ue snved OF good milling quality and weigh
pounds
No s-cub wheat shall badly shveed
from onefouh
Of one per cent of smut weighing
Cd bushel and stH fit for milling
NO GRADE VfEATh badly shriveled badly
and fife shall be graded choice
and Bluestem.
BREwNG-Bey shall be barley free from other
grain heavy plump
grains
No white barley shall be
broken and knr
grains grain
No Feed Barley barley shall
sound 20 per
of wheat other grain
No 2Fed barley shall be barley
ed with other grains
REJECTED S foul damn
stained badly shriveled shall be rejected
milling oa-sha be large white oas of good weight und
dry.
Feed shall
and sweet white black
and not containing Of her grain.
No 2Feed Oats shall be
containing
reasonable wild
No lwhite oats shall be white
grain.
REJECTED OATSoas stained
shriveled shall rejected
HAY-choce timothy per
No Timothy hay shall timothy
clover other
No 2Timohy timothy timothy good
enough for No
grasses; fair color; M we'll
No 3-Tmohy hay shall timothy
and well
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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08
STATE OF IDAHO
Office of the State Grain Inspector
JULIAETTA, IDAHO, AUG. Is. 1910.

me Following the the
and Grain Commission Entitled Fixing additional
charges res and regulations which shall
be known s Grades
JOHN L. WOODY, rma
A. Cowgirl.
ELI
State GrainC
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-04-13
Notice of Tax Sale
For the Unpaid Taxes for the
Year 1909.

For the Unpaid Taxes for the
Year 1909.
State of Wisconsin,
County of Villas,
hereby certify that the following
list is a correct statement of ali
lands in the county of Villas. for
winch the taxes for the year 1909
nave been returned delinquent and
now remain unpaid, excepting pub
lie lands held on contract and lands
mortgaged TO the state, and notice
Is hereby given that SO much of
each tract or parcel of land here n
described as may be necessary will
on the third Tuesday of May, 1910,
ana the next succeeding days. be
sold by me at public auction. at nv
ONCE IN the Court House. in the
Village of Eagle River, in the said
County Of Villas, for the payment
OF taxes, interest and charges there
on
Dated this 4th day Of April, A.
D., 1910.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-04-13

A. H. STEVENS,
County Treasurer.
Villas County, Wisconsin
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
School Teacher Shoots Assailant

Beach Chronicle: There is slip
Of a girl teaching school about seven
miles northeast Of this city who is
entitled to a Carnegie hero medal; If
the writer had his way about it the
residents OF Golden Valley would give
her q suitable testimonial, IS
Her name. is Jennie Motley. She
earns a living in the noblest profess
sion of them all-not even, excepting
the expounding Of the gospel lin CIV
ing the little ones Of her country
school start toward acquiring IN
education. She is unable TO procure
room in the neighborhood, 50 she
sleeps in the school house, taking his
meals at the home Of one of the near
by farmers, and not SO very nearby,
either.
One night last week some one at
tempted to force an entrance to the
schoolhouse, frightened the poor girl
nearly to death. She managed to es.
cape by one Of the windows and hed
across the snow to the nearest house,
half q mile away, falling several times
and sustaining sundry bruises and
bumps. Aftse that ahs provided her
IN NH Q sesalshss rsve,ve - -.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

Grand Forks N. D., Feb. 8.-State
Superintendent of Public instruction
W. l.: Stoekwell who, following an
investigation OF his office last winter
by a committee Of the state senate
was found to beE5short about $6,0OU
in his accounts with the state, must
make good this amount according to
a decision handed down yesterday
by Judge C. F. Templeton of Grand
Forks.
Judge Templeton holds that section
"a of the North Dakota state con.
stitution covers the Stockwell case
and his decision compels the state SUI
perintendent to pay into the state
treasury $4,000 in fees which he has
withheld for several years past.
= : Caused Big Sensation.
It will be remembered that the out
come Of the Stockwell investigation
caused the biggest sensation of the
Eleventh legislative' assembly, and
was followed shortly by the announce
ment by some Of Stockwell's friends
that he intended to>retire from pubic
life. Stockwell maintained. that he
was entitled to the fees in question,
but the senate committee decided 9TH
erwise and recommended. that the at
torpey general commence action
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

- SO 4
Fully seventy-l1ve Of the members
Of the Commercial club gathered at
the, rooms Wednesday night, to attend
the second smoke talk that was given
The meeting was the best by far
that HIS ever been held and will re-
suit in the most good. The main
feature Of the evening was an address
given by Dr.. Pence, chairman Of the
city board of health, who talked on
i"Public Health
I The members became SO enthusiast
tic over the doctors timely ramarks.
that the club voted unanimously to
stand back Of the city commissioners
in their efsests, to place Minot in a
more sanitary condition. Each mem
Der lis willing to show the right spirit
by cleaning up his own back yard and
alley, thus setting the right kind OF
an example for others to follow
The doctor spoke on the unsightly
and unsanitary condition Of many of
the alleys and back yards in this city
and stated that in the early spring,
the city was going to inaugurate a
campaign to clean up all of these
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

L.. T. Larson transacted business
in Minot Friday. y ;ss..s"-tt,tTs ~
p John Stakston has been helping An
drew Eidahl few days. Andrew is
building an addition to his house. e.
Ole BjerKe entertained few of his
friends Saturday night. All report a
goOo time. .f.
John Stakston and I. P. Monshau-
gen called On Anna Larson Sunday.
Ed. Duran was seen going west Fris
day, rumor has it that he called on
his best. 8
Miss Nina B. White was seen out in
northern forming last week. n
G.. D. Gleason went to Minot Sun
day to make final proof on his Calm,
his witness being liver Larson and G.:
Hanson. Is
Roadboss Svenson went over the
roads out here Saturday and found
them O. X. ~ s8
It is reported that John Nybakken
and Olaf Void are going into the
farming business next spring.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Stockwen Must Pay State. $4,000
Supt Of Public Instruction Must Give to the State
Fees He haSRetainect--BasiS Of Decision

H p. D.
/, against the superintendent to recover
the: same . Attorney.aG General. Miller
started the, suit some time after the
close of the Legislature, but it was
not drought to trial until few weeks
ago. az ssss4sI E, .JSeags. ~ :.
IS Basis of the Decision.
The section of the constitution on
which Judge Templeton based his de-
cision follows. H., s
Until. otherwise provided by law,
the; governor shall receive an annual
salaryRof.$a,00O; the lieutenant gov
ernor shall receive an annual salary
of 1000; the secretary of state, audi
tor. treasurer, superintendent Of pub.
lie Instructions commissioners iQf in
E:surancesa commissioners of railroads
and attorney general shall each re-
ceive an annual salary of $4,000; the
salary of the commissioners Of agri.
culture and labor shall be as. pre-
scribed by law, but the salaries Of
any of the said officers shall not be
increased or: diminished during the
period for, which they shall have been
elected, 2andaall fees and profits arts,
ing from any, of the said Offices shall
be covereit into the: state treasury"
+ 1t is':reported that the case may be
appealed to the supreme court.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
solved to use it If further molested.
Made Another Call.

solved to use it If further molested.
Made Another Call.
Tuesday morning, about 2 O'clock.
she received another visit, presume
bly, from the same man. He was bent
on forcing an entrance and disregard
ed her warnings to desist, 80 Ahe fred
at him and got him. He picked him
self up and made OF without reveal
ring. his identity. but early that morn
ing fellow by the name Of John Wit
mer of that locality, rode into WI
bAux on q horse. He was suffering
from a gun shot wound In the head.
and was given surgical attention by
Or. o. r. Niece of this city. The
bullet had struck him in the left
cheek and ranged backward and lodg-
ed in his neck, missing the jugular
vein by the smallest fraction Of an
inch. The doctors were unable to
get anything out Of him except tie
bullet, but any one who can add two
and two together and make 1t come
four, can certainly understand how hs
happened to get injured.
Here's 70 Jsaajs Mollay-3eag ntb
T. ~ ~ nsrs Dewss = ~ as1i
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

placeA and to keep them clean. He
wants the citizens to assist in this
work.
DR.. NJ. H. scholberg offered avail
uaDie suggestion which met with the
approval OF every one. The doctors
idea is to secure the erection OF build
ings close to the G.. N. and 500 oe.
pots where Ward county agricultural
exhibits could be displayed, with. in.
formation concerning their yields. and
as well advertising matter concerning
our city could be displayed. The mat
ter was referred to the publicity COM
mittee with instructions to report at
the next meeting.
The water works question was dis
cussed. Minot has system that Is
expected to- be ready within two
weeks, and, through which water SO
per cent pure will run. This water
will be as pure as any in the north
west. IA,
At the next meeting President Lee
Sueur will give an address on "Minot
Under the Commission System"
which will no doubt be interesting.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Burke .1ldk e. to Try ...s ,
Important! Cases

.
Judge Goss t1is trying leases 70,
Judge Burke at, La Mours this week
AS there ia an sespec islly long cal
endar there, the Judge Will be- away
for several weeks. sJudges8 urke.,will
continue to try cases, for JHdge; ;Goss
in. Minot.s@- He sswili very likely con.
tinue with the three Willistons horse
stealing; cases, a couple Of Williams
county BIND pig cases, where affi.
davits OF prejudice Were filed, the re-
trial of D. M Noah, charged with
murder, the Morris-Lee case, and the
case Of VIM. Vosburgh vs. the Minot
Commercial club, and possibly a mum
Der of Others. .s5.,g.f.
y Judge Burke is: considered an espe.
cially good trial Judge, apdtds making
many friends in the Il northwestern
part Of the state. =, Z; :. :.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Burke County. !. =.
Jurors Quit

The fact that Burke county has won
out will probably have thsseffect Of
causing a new panel. Of Jurors in
Ward county. Seven of the present
jury come from Burke county and
four. OF them have already been dis
missed. Three are now sitting on
the Kid Trailer horse stealing case,
and they will be dismissed as soon
as the trial is over. II Burke county
should be properly organized before
the termination Of the case. which is
now being tried, it is possible. that
an entire set of new jurors will have
to be secured, and the case retired.
AS 1t Will probably be ten days before
the county organization is perfected,
it is not likely that this wflishave to
be done. ga" "'ss,f'*s< { 8.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Graves Writes From Mexico
Former Minot Man Sees Bul0f isht--TeIls Inter
estine Stories Of Our NefEf6pT Oh the South

We can raise all kinds of tropical
fruits, ,eorni rice, sweet potatoes, cab
,slbagessmost all vegetable sexcept po-
tatoes. They: grow very pool: This
is alsosa good stock and poultry coun-
try. !; The natives f. this part Z the
country are generally poor and shift
less T., They i've in PLAN houses With
dirt noors., hogs and chickens under
the same roof. Work their oxen with
yoke, tied TO back Of horns. Garry
= hogs 0p ponies and burrows, hull rice
anfaz large wooden bowl with q heavy
u wooden lssl maui ~. .,.svs. :.
:This paaee has a Sunday school and
lcharcxt services every Sunday, Eng
'lish speaking. About sixty Americans
and !. sBh11ippose about the same nuns
her 81 Mexlcans One store and ons
hotel Are building. Postoface and
school house, also. Hogs worth SIG
per hundred. Beef rather cheaper
here than in Dakota. Eggs, 3 cents
pei: day. silver, that's worth half in
gold. Winter crop of corn from knee
high to five feet high. Just begin
apiece. Mexican wages low, $1.25
ming to tassle. E5:
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Medina Oaxaca, Old Mexico,
Ion 211Q1A

Medina Oaxaca, Old Mexico,
{ 5,,,... Az. <... g.. Jan. 81, 1910.
To. the Independent end Its Many
Readers: .s... s.
1 promised you that t.'1s would write
from Old Mexico. We left Kansas
City jan: r.: oyer. the Rock Island
railway, by the way Of Wichita
KAN, and Forth Worth, and San
Antonio, Texas. by Lerado. crossing
the Rio 'Grande.; Arrived inxM Mexico
City, Saturday a. m. Stopped over
unit. Monday night = and saw 1.-THE
sights. Was down to See the. bull
ASAt. $3.50 tn ~ ~
We arrived at this place Jan.e II: :
There wasfa week ofi:rainy weather
after Isarrived. two or three Inches.
! something unusual for this time 4:of
the year, About the. 21st.: OF TsJan. ,
Old Mexico had the coolest weather
in twelve years, the Thermometer
dropped to- A degrees.
This place Is being settled BY
Americans. 1t is on the Vera Cruz
and Isthmus railroad, and about $50
miles southeast of,Vera Cruz, and in
4 very rich country. Mostly covered
with heavy underbrush and short
heavy timber, forty to sixty feet tall.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
PAT HYLKN1]D RESIGNS
Minot's Chief Of Police Quits Job--Dan kimball
Former Chief Elected To- i'll Vacancy

Pat H. Hy.and, chief of police,
asked the city commissioners to. act
upon his resignation Monday night,
and this being done 1t was accepted
by a majority OF the board consist
ing of President LeSueur, Emerson
and Mus Vandenoever and Kelly
voted aga:nst'ths acceptance. 81,
It was then moved by Vandenoever
and seconded by Emerson that D. H:
Kimball be. secured to fill the vacan-
cy, all of the members Of the board
voting in favor of the motion, with
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

The Noah case should never have
been sent back fol, re-trial. The muir
derer himself claimed that he was
guilty to the charge of murder in the
first degree, and was at one. time
only too anxious to pay the death
penalty. He is degenerate of the
first water, and hanging is none too
good for him. Our supreme court is
rs particular as the cd New England
judges were hundred years ago, and
pay too much attention to technicali-
ties. The only reason in the world
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
KID TRAILER IS Gull TY
Williams County Horse Thief Convicted--HoW the
Horse RustIers Carried on Their Work for Years

y, The case Of the State VS.. KID Trail
er, an, alleged horse thief, has been
eceupying the. attention. Of the district
court ali week. Monday, was, spent
in selecting jury. 1t was feared
for time that q dozen men salts
factory to both sides could not be
secured from the present jury.
The case was concluded late this
afternoon and went to the jury. A
conviction is expected.
States Attorney Braatlein Of Will
liams, assisted by q. r. sinkler Of
Minot, prosecuted, while Attorney
Besse Of Wllliston and john E. Greene
Of Minot. appeared for the defense.
The case was one Of the most holly
contested ones ever heard in this city.
Kid Trailer is unique character.
He was captured northwest from viii
liston sixty miles, during the early
part of last July, by Sheriff Olson and
seven deputies. He had driven a
NUMBER of horses, beloved to be stol:
en- ones, to a rancher's corral, and
crawled into a vacant shack to sleep.
A neighbor came to the shack for
some feed early in the morning and
found the Kid, who informed HIM
that he had placed some horses in his
pasture. The Kid was invited to
breakfast and accepted, He left at
forwards, on horseback, but did not
take his horses, but returned that
evening for them. The man who in
vited him out to breakfast, suspected
that something was wrong, and tele-
phoned to Williston to Sheriff Olson,
who went out to the ranch. in an auto.
The sheriff and seven deputies hid in
a coulee near the pasture;and when the
alleged desperate came along. they.
hau him covered with Wholesalers.
There was nothing left to do. but, to;
give up, which he did without fight.
He was heavily armed, having: Win
chester and a big revolver OF >two. he
had been confined in the Williams
county Jail SINCE ..r,,~ l.. :
Z Slim Bear. a. horse, thief, who has
already been found guilty Of stealing
horses, was one Of the witnesses for
the state. He; has been sentenced to
q long term in the ;penitentiary, but
Is promise dhis freedom on: parole as
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Shou d Noah Have Been u,ven New Trial ?

why Moan was granted a new trial
was on the ground that the clerk
failed to insert the name of the crime.
Of which Noah admitted he was guilty,
stating merely that Noah admitted
that he was guilty of the charge fled
in the information. The supreme
judges could easily have read the in
formation. The Independent wants
every one to have a fair trial, bu.
in our humble opinion we believe
that he was given as fair trial as
any living man could have had.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

soon az these horse stealing cases are
concluded Slom Bear claims to have
been mixed up with Kid Trailer, KY
Mathews and other. alleged horse
thieves, and has thus turned states
evidence. His testimony was very
damaging. and if the Kid is sent up,
he can blame Slim Bear Bears wife,
comelE little bIack-eyhd woman,
also testified for the state and her
testimony corroborated that Of her
husband in many instances. Another
OF the states witnesses was Old Man
Knapp of Williston, an old character
who has been mixed up in number
of deals. Knapp is an Old soldier.
The trial has brought. out some very
interesting facts concerning the man
ner in which horse rustlers in the
west have been carrying on their
business. They have been banded
together, but have learned never to
ask one another where they secured
their horses. For all they know,
rustler might have bought his horses.
The rustlers pick up lunches Of hors-
es at some ranch and drive them BY
night, resting during the day time.
They have stations where they know
they Will be- protected, and try: to
90 from lone station to. another,
usually distance Of sixty miles, in
one night: AS they have been oper-
ating close to the Montana, North
Dakota and Canadian lines, it has
been hard matter to catch them.
Ky Mathews, another alleged horse
thief, will be tried in this city next.
Slim Bear has turned states evidence.
on Mathews, also. a,'7sS
Slim Bear, .s:it lis said, was once
mixed up with the famous Dalton
gang that operated in southern Kan
sas. and northern Oklahoma.
j Sheriff. Small ,of Valley. county,
Mont. >, who has had much TO do with
horse ;Tustlers, has. been attending the
triel. It is said that he once. arfsgted
Kid. Trailer and that the Kid escaped
from him. II, the Kid is found not
gulity, which 10 not very likely, the
Montana authorities want him turned
over to them. = H.
Later-The jury found KID Trailer
8UllIy. .r,s4,.,.. - 81. 7gs.s.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Burlington, N. sD. !,

.I0hnCnn n
Mr. and Mrs .1amas Inhnaonn diaJ =
tho family residence last satnrdav
The deceaseh was horn in Minnasot,
twentv.n,na Years ago and has haa1
an valid slice birth All that science
and loving care could accomp,ish has
been aone during his lifetime to build
up up his strength and al make lis exist
ence here d a: happys one. !ghe,dunera]
was held Sunday from the family req
idence. and the remains inferred in
the local cemetery.
Mrs. .Chas. Warren. who has been
seriously iii during the past two
weeAs, is recovering rapidly. DR..
Christie is the attending physician.
r.. IA. Madison went to Harvey Wed.
.nessdayy On business, returning Thurs.
day, - III n, Co., *, -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

the exeettion Of Lesueur. "
). 70 att appearances Hy!and has been
a good chief of police and it is quite
generally regretted that the city has
lost Us. services. :.
The. new. chief of police is well
known here: He was chief of police
of this city for a number of years,
until four or five years ago. OF late
he has been acting in the capacity of
desk sergeant, withss headquarters at
the city hall.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

Al. Campbell is recovering slowly
at Dr.. Offerman's rooms. Al has had
a hard time of it, but is able to walk
with the aid Of a crutch. F. r.
Roach, after taking course at the
doctors rooms, Is back . his Velva
home feeling q we'll as ever, and his
wife arrived rscsahy. aad Is taking
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
Negro Murderer Guilty

VIM. ,Goffy charged with the murder
OF Mrs: Georgia Bell, in Last Grand
Forks. was found guilty Of nranslapgh-
terein the first degree, at Crookston,
and sentenced to Serve fifteen years
in the pen. The prisoner seejneo
well satisfied with the result and
said he guessed Ehe could ,sleeR now,
in comfort. When the verdict way
read, Con bTodfe down and 'et cried :ss'The
man and; sthe 1omsn.. lsaiyed
together in Minpt about a year ago !,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
PUBLIC SALE.

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