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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
Cnrr-I,urn..

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,1
Alexandria, Va. March 31.--Miss
Mary j. Burns and Edward j. Carr,
both OF this city. were married last
night at the parsonage Of st. Mary's
Catholic Church. The ceremony was
performed b. Rev. L. f. Kelly, assist
ant pastor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
west virginia. and j. A. Chapman. Wiz
orrnn,zipg Damnsk FACTORY.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.1
Salisbury, n. c.. March 3l.--Headed
by number of Salisbury business
men. a movement has been started here
to organize a damask factory at an
initial cost of $4,000. a large amount
OF the stock has already been sub.
scribed. and It is expected that work
will begin on the building at an early
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
Gorncll-.InhnsOn.

Especial TO The Tiros Dispatch.l
Alexandria, Va. March 3i.-Miss
Susan Johnson and William u. Cor
neil of Alexandra county, were mar.
ried this afternoon by Rev. w. l.
Langford, pastor OF the Second Baptist
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
COTTON DAMAGED by FIRE.
Bales Caught from Sparks from Pass,
ing Trnin.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
wadesboro. n. c.. March 31.-Liles-
vile. five miles east of this place, had
another fire last night, Fifty bales of
cotton on the depot platform. consigned
to sprunt G Sons. of Wilmington,
caught fire from passing train and
were badly damaged. The loss is esti-
mated at $1,000. This is the third fire
within ten days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
nesIdence Destroyed by Fire.

Elizabeth City, n. c.. March 81
Louis Haynlan's dwelling house, at
Nixonton, was destroyed by fire TINS
afternoon. The building was party
covered bv insurance Mrs. Hayman
and children were here visiting at the
time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01

Mrs. John Grant Armistead, who has
been spending some time in this city
ms the guest Of her parents, has re-
turned TO Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
,>yrAL DEBATE ro-NlGHr.
international Arbitrs,ion to ne he Dis

cussed mt Itandoiph-nlncon.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Ashland, Va, March Sl.-The Wash
inrton Literary Society of Randolph
Macon College holds its annual public
DEBATE in the college chapel here to
wight The question for debate is,
"Reso1ved, That nations should disarnl
and settle international disputes by
International trIbunalts..' The repre-
sentatives for the affirmative are III. d.
y,pis and TOR the negative, B. B. Bane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
woman Hnnes Her.elf. .

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.1
Gladesboro, Va, March 31-Mrs
Ettero Webb, wife of Allen Webb, com
nitted suicide Monday morning by
hanging herself. She leaves her hus.
pand and six children, one of whom !!
only q few months old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
Stanton, after spending several weeks
In Richmond with friends.

Miss Marie Lebby, OF Charleston, s.
G., is the guest OF Miss Lora Crump,
at the Chesterfield.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01

Miss Lucy Catlett has gone to Baltl-
more to spend few days as the guest
of relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodward, OF
this city. are visiting Mr., and Mrs j.
S. Cochran, in Stanton, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01

In ana Out of Town.
Miss Mary Beirne is, the guest OF
friends In Washington for week.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
CROWD At FIGHT
CRIES, "FAKE!"
Billy Papke Knocks Out Joe Thomas
in 18th Round After Much
Sailing.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2O.-If Billy
Papke is anxious to meet Stanley
Ketchel again for the middleweight
championship, he will have TO show
more than he did last night when
he knocked out Joe Thomas In the
sixteenth round OF what was schedul.
ed To have been 20-round fight In
the Dreamland rink. Fight fans who
witnessed the encounter left disgust.
ed. There were boots and catcalls for
both men for their Indifferent fight
ing
The fight seemd 10 the outsiders TO
have ben so arranged that Thomas,
should last for fifteen rounds. Both
Thomas and Papke loafed through the
first fifteen rounds. AS early as the
seventh there were cries OF fake, but
Referee Jack Welch refused to put
an end 10 the fight. The men were
stalling palpably, rushing into clinches
wherever possible. In the sixteenth
round, Papke came out OF his lethargy
and put Thomas to sleep without
trouble. though Thomas did seem TO
drop more from exhaustion than from
punishment he received.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
BY PAL.


A fine lot OF publicity getters have
been turned loose on the public In
cident TO the thrilling preliminaries
to the Jeff-Johnson fght.o Sorrowful-
ly we read that Jeff's training camp
resembles an Old Mans Home, that
Jeff is sore and cross because he real
ICES he cannot get In condition, that
his trainers are quarreling, etc.
sad. sad tale. sadly told. with the tear
ducts opened and operating at full
speed.
In sorrow we pick up another pa
per oh. ioy, We learn that Jeffries
takes 10 his work like prima donna
TO scrap with her manager. We
have a column interview with Hon.
Joseph ChOynski, an ancient knight OF
the maules. in which the Hon. 10
seph expresses his surprise at JEFF
fries splendid condition. II am In
good condition myself" We read the
Hon. Joseph quoted. but Jeff's work
and his speed surprised me. He is
indeed In grand shape" Next We
hear from Billy Papke and then Sam
mle Berger. Oh Ia, la, la-as they
slip YOU over in Paris.
Then we turn TO the next column
and we read where Jack Johnson.
dusky disciple OF Swat. has announced
in clarion tones there will be no fight
July 4 unless he is consulted concern
ing the referee We read further and
learn Johnson is fat, Billy Roche, who
admits he knows something about
lighters, casts his critical eyes over
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
MAY FORCE CUBS
LEADER TOQUIT PLAYING FIRST

Bad health. II Is feared. will com
pei Frank Chance. boss OF the Cubs.
to retire from active playing and take
up the role OF bench manager. Chance
has been III since the beginning or
the present season. and his physicians
say the strain of managing the team
aud playing the game has caused the
breakdown. u
Under Chances leadership the
Cubs have won three pennants In the
National league, and the worlds
championship twice The White Sox
beat them for the worlds title one
year. and this probably was the hard
est setback Chance received while at
the head of the Cubs. lie has been
prominent factor In the greatest
baseball machine ever set In motion,
and It Is a question whether the Cubs
can keep UP the gait with their leader
out Of the game and on the bench.
Chance started out as catcher. and
Is native OF California He went
TO Chicago when the late Frank Selee
was managing the team and tn the
beginning worked back Of the bat.
lie was injured so many times that
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

BIG FIGHT BEING BOOSTED
WITH BUNCHES OF BIG BUNK

Johnson and discovers the negro Is
slow and fat. and is going back. The
eye examination by the way. was
made In the depot at Los Angeles when
the colored population OF that city
was welcoming Johnson. We also
learn from scare headlines that John
son will not be permitted TO speed In
his merry automobile because he
might meet with an accident
Bunk. That's what Il Is. In the
Back Bay districts OF Boston the resi-
dents may not know just what bunk
means, hut We folks know H. simply
means that the philanthropists who
are TO stage the disagreement be-
tween the colored gent and the white
crouch are determined the public
shall not forget the date OF the en-
counter. and with the aid OF manufac.
tured news are keeping the papers OF
the country filled with a line Of drivel
which is disgusting to any true lover
of boxing.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
TEAM is STOPPED
AND BLOWS, TRUE TO FORM

Connie Mack today gives thanks 10
severe cold which kept him at home
where he was not compelled To look
upon the slaughter.
5llrs Way Down East Habit.
oh yes, and by the way!
Bill Donovan was chased.
II Is a habit OF Bills in the east, Du'
most generally when the race Is al a
bit more crcitical stage.
Bill generally has been chased sew
eral times for loud talk from the bench
before his first appearance OF the sea.
son. his kicking apparatus rounding
into form in advance OF that deadiy
but obstinate pitching arm.
IL Ban Johnson Is lenient. Bill may
so in and win game from the Atm
letics. which. at least. wouldn't hurt
any. even at this time.
IL Ban isn't lenient Bits oratory OF
Yesterday may lose us one.
DO We Walk ~ No?
It's Plank today. He once had II on
us. but doesn't appear from here 10
be so much this year.
Here's hoping, anyhow.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

Thus came the story OF that Detroit
fourth inning over the wires whleh
carry tidings between Philadelphia
and Detroit.
Philadelphia had blown.
All that was necessary was to catch
that team OF Mack's and the rest was
easy.
There was, OF course. much Joy at
this end of the line.
Down in Philly 1t was different.
The bugs that fled into Shibe park
10 cheer and TO witness the slaughter
OF the hated Tigers. left as the score
board boy was chalking up that big
seven, having quit with the team.
They don't sit in hope until the end
OF the ninth down there.
They did once upon a time but the
present Mack crowd comes from be
hind too seldom TO make II worth
while.
Mr.. krause Passes.
There had previously passed from
the picture one Mr. Krause, who had
been on ice since May 6 by way Of a
special grooming for the occasion oil
the Tiger appearance in Sleepville.
II Is a habit OF these same Tigers
to resent thing OF this sort and
three and two-thirds innings did for
the erstwhile terror to our boys VINO
bat on the opposite side. .
Somebody has got to explain to us,
by the way. just why Mr.. Krause was
beckoned TO the bench when he was.
The top OF the list, outside Of Bush,
hadn't been hitting him, Jones, Cobb
and Crawford having already tanned,
but with Cobb coming up, Dygert was
sent out as Offering No. 2.
Cobb danced with glee as a right.
handler appeared TO appease his hun
ger for a niece OF the batting feast
and whizzed one safe into right for
his first hit OF the day. Captain Davis
must have been up in the air with his
mates, who figure in six errors, the
most of them costly.
Thirteen, and Then
Don't tell Connie Mack, l3 isn't q
lucky number.
Up TO yesterday II had been lS
straight wins for his team and then
the comet struck.
or course, our Mr.. Mullin had lit
tie something to do with 1t, happen
ing 10 be at his best and allowing the
Athletics only three safeties In the
seven innings in which he officiated
George was the only, Tiger up TO this
period who hadn't made a run. When
he had tailed, on his three-base hit
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
Vanderbilt Race Lono Grind.

NEW YORK, May 2O.-The grand
prize race OF the Automobile Club OF
America for the Vanderbilt cup, which
will be held on the motor parkway on
Long Island Oct. 10, will be over a
course 1892 miles in length. At n
meeting OF the Motor Cups Holding
company. held today II was decided
to increase the length OF the race from
27S.3 miles TO 1892. or 80 laps around
the course instead of % laps
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

Delehanty fouled TO Thomas.
Moriarty singled again. 7. Jones
singled TO center. George reaching
third. Stanage singled, scoring
Moriarty. Mullln famed. Tom
Jones scored on a peculiar play.
Stanage started to steal and Barry
threw the ball, hitting Stanase on
the head. 7. Jones scoring. D.
Jones walked. Bush singled,
Stanage scoring. krause was
ysnked and Dygert substitutes.
Cobb singled and D. Jones and
Bush scored. Cobb stole. Cra"-
ford singled, scoring Cobb. Dele
hanty singled, scoring Crawford.
MorIarty popped to Thomas'
SEVEN RUNS
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
JACK THoNEY
Slated for Patsy DonoVan's Job.

JACK Thoney is said to be slated for
the position Of manager Of the Boston
Red Sox. succeeding Patsy DonovaD,
whose work has not been at all salts
factory this spring, according To-
stories which leak out from Boston.
John I. Taylor. jr., owner of the Red
Sox, some time ago denied that Dono-
van was TO be deposed, but 1t looks
now like Pat would be dropped into
the discard. Thoney, by his speed,
has won the nickname OF Bullet" He
is a fine outhelder and a fast and dar-
ing man on the bases, but has never
been exceptionally strong with the will
low. However. he knows the game
thoroughly. Thoney is one of the
most unfortunate players in the bust
ness. having been put out of the game
several times by accidents. An acct
dent to his throwing arm this spring
has kept him out Of the fight up to date,
and II is doubtful IL he will ever again
play regularly. But his knowledge of
baseball should make him valuable
man 1T the head OF any club.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
QUERIES ANSWERED.

Sporting Editor Times: The News
gave the score OF Thursdays game
in Philadelphia as Ia 10 in its sport
ing extra, and The Times gave II as
IA 10 2 Which score was correct?
II. l. w.
The Times was correct. as usual.
The score was Ia 10 9 The score in
The Times may always be accepted
as correct.
and Barry's wild heave. Mullin gave
way 10 Browning. who went, In cold
and who allowed the Mack boys their
second tally.
IL didn't matteT-which is Joke.
Back OF George, the Detroit players
felded brilliantly, pulling of three
double plays.
And hit--say!
II was lovely billiards.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
sweeping Def BY DrisooII.

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Jem Drlscon.
OF England. tonight challenged Al.
wolgast for the lightweight champion.
ship. Driscoh is ready to post a s. 600
forfeit to go as side bet. He Is Will.
Ing 10 make 1873 pounds ringside and
will be ready to fight wolgas 10 or a
rounds four weeks before he meets
Abe Attel
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

ribs husky young fellow hail. from
New Zealand aud H. the champion
scuIIer of the world. He probably
viii visit this country before long Co
try out any of the American cracks
ut the rowing game. Arnst won tb..
title la 1907 from VIM. Webb, aI.o a
New Lenlander, and he has held IL
since against the best OuFsmen OF
Englhhd and the British colonies,
where rowing ~ fur more popuInr
thnn 10 o. Ia this country
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

And we have the Hat you want
and Furnishings at prices you'll
be glad TO pay.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
Mnfr's League Games Saturday.

Mnfr's League Games Saturday.
The following games are Oh the bill
for the Manufacturers league, Satur-
day, May 81:
McCord Mfg Co. vs.. Timken-Detroit
Axle Co, Thinker grounds, Fort and
Waterman. at o'clock. Umpire,
Brandon.
Hayes Mfg. Co. VS. Gear Grinding
Mac. Co., Papkes grounds, at 2
o'clock. -Messerschmidt
Roberts Brass Mfg. Co. VS.. North.
way Motor & Mfg. Co, Schaefer's
grounds, at 8 o'clock. Umpire, Nc
Nell.
Kelsey Wheel Co. va. Burroughs Re-
serves, Roesink's Mack-ave. grounds.
at 3 o'clock Umpire-Gallagher.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

Yesterday Results.
Saginaw 2 Lansing /.
Battle Creek IL. Jackson 3.
Bay city :, Flint 3.
Adrian l. Kalamazoo 15 innings).
TOdny's Games.
Lansing at Bay City.
Flint at Saginaw,
Jackson at Kalamazoo.
Adrian at Battle Creek.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

necessary with our Clothes.
The fabric, the style and the
price, which is marked in PLAIN
figures, do the selling.
Slightly woolens fashionaoiy
tailored in suits to your order and
to your liking $50, $22.5o, SIS 10
$40.
Worsted pants to order 81 the
pair and up TO SO.
Ready to be worn Spring SUITS
full OF style and service SIS,
$3.50, SEQ.
Fancy and Wash Vests, 81,
S1.5o, s. and more.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

Busfness-llke Printing No fuas ana
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. IL
John R.-st. Main itSs. OF City SsSg
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
THE RIG-LEAGUE RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit Il. Athletics 2.
Boston 3, Chicago o.
Washington 8, 81. Louis o.
New York T. Cleveland Go inpings)
Today's Games.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
w. l. Pet W. l. Pct.
Flint. 2 .65I Jackson. 400
s 3 b25 Lansing. 4 900
B. Creek 3 oil Saginaw. 3 80
Bay city. 4 8 .57l Kala'zoo. .2JO
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

In only one round OF their ten-round
so, did frankie Smith, the san Ffar-
oiaco lightweight make any shovtry
against Matty Baldwin. at the Madison
Athletic club, Harlem. He hoOr,d
Baldwin in the seventh. with "A Jeff
ewing Baldwin outpointed and out
fought him.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

When Jim Corbett reaches the JET
fries camp, Choynskl Will have more
Jim says he will be In fun charge OF
the Big Rear.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.

Yesterdny's Results.
Boston 6. Ptttsburg 9.
Cincinnati !, New York Z.
Chicago 1. Brooklyn 2.
st. Louis 3. Phlllies /.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

About 200 track stars OF the big prrn
schools 81 Michigan are ready for the
lnterscholastiC classic at Ann ArbOr
Friday afternoon. Central High viii
take an awful chance. sending ne men
70 the Friday meet -. T.. = will SeI,d
six. and Eastern lIigh Ave -
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

ID. >. pounded cut four runs in
the hfth inning OF It's game with To-
ledo University school. Thursday, tic
ing the score, and then coping with
one In the ninth. Toledo started out
strong. with two In the first and two
in the second Tully held the visitors
cafe after that and also started the
batfest that tied the score
The Detroit times., 1910-05-20

Anthony }. DrexeI BIddIe, million
ARE boxer, teaches a bible class In
philadelphia every sunday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

A car load OF nax sent to Mime
apo,is from Valley City was sold for
ss.372.1s. 1t was sold for @2.2s nu.
The sum received would pay TOR Ivy
acres Of land at $21 per acre. s$
The census jobs over the state are
said to be going begging. Only three
took The recent examination at Botti..
neau. The average North ;Dakotan
is too busy with his own work. we
nay have to send back east Ter -.
sistance. y
A well is being sunk right IN the
center Of Mohall In the hopes OF
strfking gas. P. MAfphy has the
contract and has the hole several
hundred feet deep already. Mohall
does not intend to take back sat
for Lansford. IS; 80, III
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

The mistake 81 q sanborn druggist
BY the name of Bennett caused the
death of Mrs. John McFadgen, wife
of farmer living near that place.
The woman was ill and the husband
went to the doctor for a prescrlp-
ton which was filled hurriedly. Half
an hour after the mans wife took It
she died. The husband who took
some of the same medicine became
very ill and died. The druggist has
been arrested.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

me faFmets along one Of Eek
mans mail routes contributed sixty
bushels of oats to the carrier for
his "hosses." The carriers do not
receive very good pay anyway, and
appreciate any favors that are done
for them.
Portal was visited by an $4,000
fire Sunday morning, which destroyed
Firms general storei Hr. McKech.
.ney's office and the detention house.
Portal realizes the need Of better
fire protection since the recent big
blaze. }itsi. 4,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

Senator Purcell and Congressman
|Gronna and Hanna have gone on re-
cord as being willing to give their
hearty support to the bin which pro-
poses to. do away with the printing
of return envelopes by the govern
ment This news will be hailed with
Joy by the publishers over the state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

Charles Botsford, q wealthy paper
and Irvine wholesale dealer died leav-
ing his fortune for the education c1
young men who would pledge them
selves never to uuse tobacco or liquor
as long as they live. The Fargo Cox
lege received portion Of this fund,
and it might be well for some Of
our young mon readers to, ,lsok into
this further.
The Great Northern proposes to
paint it's passenger trains white as .
matter of advertisement.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

Olaf Olson Of White Earth got into
quite an argument with John Bar
leycorn when he lost $50. He claims
that he was robbed. Nj. s,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03
PUBLIC AUCTION

Three bay mares. >
One grey mare.
Four grey geldings.
One black Professionalism mare
colt
One buckskin saddle pony.
= 49, ~ Gown. '"
head. Fine and dandy. All giving
milk. ~
One full blood Jersey.
One red poll with one Jersey cross
One black COW, Jersey with Dur
ham cross. NJ
One Angora goat. Good to keep
with the horses. ...s. -
Machinery. 49,. ~.
One Van Brunut drill. single Is
disc, light running and nearly new.
One Mccormick mower. new.
One Ideal Giant Dasri1y Newer.
Good shape.
One Dssrins "a foot hay rsks aud
good enc too. ..e
one wide tire Mandt wagon nearly
new.
One wide tire Farmers low wheel
handy wagon.
One Monitor bob sled. Light run.
ming. -...'..... .........
one Is inch walking pillow.
Good as new.
Ono hand garden cultivator.
One 3 section harrow. A good enc
to. .
One harrow cart. ''' i
One disc. A good ono.
One Clipper tanning mill. Coed as
new.
One grind stone.
One big hand sled.
One seyths.
Hay and manure forks and sSovels.
Meat and hog hooks and scraper.
One large steak knife and steel.
i hog and water trough.
Barrels, nails and limo.
About so Stark A. Mills grain sacks
nearly new. -
L. heavy brass trimmed work har-
ness. .,.
= / pillow harness. ..'
S..1 light work harness. r.
',,s 4 extra collars, nearly new.
Avv bushels Swedish select oats.
2 stacks wild hay.
/ stack millet hay.
Household Goods
/ home comfort range good as new.
l Perfection Blue Flame Oil stove
new. .' 1.
/ heating stove.
II square extension table.
flgsNew Home sewing machine Win
complete attachment : ~ * q
= 1 A1orris chair nearly new. 49,
~ /, rocking chair, nearly new.
8 dining chairs. -.~ - ~,
l parlor lamp.
1 writing desk. -
2 iron beds: 4
/ pair steel bed springs, bug PROOF.
/ wire cot. 5
i carpet sweeper, new.
! kitchen cupboard new.
/ high chair.
1 20 cart, fur robes, almost new.
" g framed pictures. ,.t.r.s,
l ladies gold watch. 4,
ladies' and gents gold ring.
2 Star safety razors.
6 window shades.
nair lace curtains and brass roos.
pair goose feather pillows. Il,
2 small chairs. .E ...
10 gallon barrel ehurn. "a
1 dairy thermometer.
Butter jars, ladle, etc. ,..:.
sharples Tubular Cream Separat-
or, No. 3, new. -. .-a
- 1 Areator cream separator. -
Household scale will weigh ~
pounds.
dozen brooms, new. ..u.
:" 1.carpet stretcher. .
ice cream freezer.
E,rternrise sausage grinder NO.
IL. ~, ond
Pans, skillets, kettles, pals anu
fruit Jars, 2 gal. oil cans, Ten ga
,,i,t can. new. And other articles
FOO numerous to mention. Everything
must 70 to the highest bidder
sale begin at 10 a. m. Good 1ree
finch at noon. Fresh apple pies, GIN
ger bread and fresh doughtnuts. Dos
+on baked beans. A hot lunch.
Terms of sale: All sums OF $40 ana
,rder Cash. Sums over SO time will
be given until Oct LIST, 1910, on s~aA.
able paper, without interest II pals
when due. If not SO paid. interest
At the rate Of 10 per cent Will pc
charged from date Of sale.
F. S. Woodiwiss, Owner. !
:. F. H. Bradley,
Auctioner.
D. M. shorb. Clerk.
A car load OF dax sent to Atnne-
,po},s from Valley City was sotd ior
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

Theo. Kahalek Of Kenmare was
elected president Of the State Danny.
mems association which met at
jamestown last week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-03-03

The whtts Earth Record has.
changed hands, a. M. Young retiring
and the vacancy filed BY J. J. Moug,.
han.
The Ray Recorder received an un..
signed letter, which the editor could,
not read, and for those reasons, fred
it in the waste basket.