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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
DFCII\E or TEi TikING.
O., en- IN England Lovers Of the Beverage
Have Fallen on ENu DaNs.

certain family 81 lnvsu'Fa'" tea
drinkers used aiWavs 10 inquire On the
occasion Of ueS people coming 10 IA"
neighborhood. Do they keep good
teapot
Alas eNClaiiDs a correspondent Of
the L0dys Pictorial now seldom nova
days could IN. question h.. answered N
the ALTERNATIVES For NV own part, Icing
something 81 fogey, | look back with
keen regret Ia long past DAYS when tea
making was tea making. and every s.lf-
respecting hostess took the matter s-rl-
O'gly
in a silver kettle and another equally
fine follows az his heels with heavily
laden tray. though they offer me sand
witches in their dozens. cakes and bonbons
innumeraLle. nothing makes up for the
flavor. the aroma. Of the old bohea and
souChong
Then the fragrant leaves were five or
six shillings a pound. now people buy
some latter day mixture al nominal
price Then the hostess made the tea
herself with water from a kettle on all
adjacent fire: now II 10 left to the tender
merciea Of Jsames or the cook
NO one knows or cares whether II -
weak or strong. or how long II has been
ORA wing before its arrival Ia the drawing
room. and even then tho dispenser Of
hospitality has 90 be- reminded more than
once before she tears herself away from
some more congenial occupation Shades
OF our grandmother! IL II any wonder
the tea when you get Il IL undrinkable'
either hot water bewitched. scaldng 20
the tongue. or n stewed decoction tasting
Of the teapot and warranted TO iniure
the strongest digestion
For the golden age 81 yea making we
must 90 back many years 10 q time whom
tho mistress felt some pride in sitting
behind her own tea urn. position the
eldest daughter alone presumed TO Occupy
N her absence. and incidentally. Il may
b. remarked. there - no occupation
moro becoming to a charming woman
than that Of presiding over q well APP
pointed tea table.
1T Ia 20 be- feared that nothing less than
some commercial catastrophe bringing
the price Of tea up 90 alarming figures
will ever convince middle class house
keepers Of the waStefulnaas 81 an I'M
considered teapot We may be very sur.
that IN the days whom DR. johnson used
as boswell Tolls We 10 urlnk enOrHots
quantities Of tea AZ all hours " was no
vapid mawklsh fund he enjoyed. hut a
stimulating beverage. pleasant and eH-
hllaratIng. or ha would hardly have lived
IA spit" ~ n naturally feeble constitution
90 tho ripe age OF -
If statistics are Ia 10 trusted English
p"opl" are tho greatest tea drinkers Of
Western Europe Wa regard our yearly
increasing consumption of tea with com
placency and rejoice 20 think what n
sober prOpla We beS>oming and how
much hotter It ~ for the national well
heing than an excessive uae 81 alcoholic
drinks This ~ all very agreeable and
very wi~a but I would like also To nut in
n plea for hotter tea. for a fair priced and
moro carefully rnads beverage Depend
upon a. even morn tea would he drunk.
ev~n fewer whiakia ~ and sofas irnbilod
" zach lady saw ~ u that really good tea
vac served m her house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
PANT WADE or sMOkE.


Take a small quantity Of Pntsburg
air. wash thoroughly aud turn loOse again.
advises writer IN Success u0gaSiAs
Strain the wash water and add CERTAIN
ingredients which = Pennsylvania man
claims to know about The result IL a
paint which IL said TO 10 durable and
cheap and especially adapted to tim roofs
and iron work The same air may be
recaptnred and used again. bur the smoke
IL ruined forever
The system II said TO he in slccsssful
operation In PeBnsylvsnia factory
where the smoke Is passed through an
atotniLiug spray %N tons Of coal OF the
nice siuudgy Kind will 10 properly treated
yield five barrels Of paint besid..s doing
lie regular work
An Interesting possibility In this dis
covey IL Q byprodlct In the way of sweet
smelling fresh laIndered air. excellent
for breathing aud unsxc-llsd for hang
ing clothes in.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
ENGLAND'S NAVAL MARVEL
"LET I'm an cow" THE CHlI-
LFNGE on THE LIONS now.

Cruiser Just Launched Ought to whip
Any BatIIe-hIp AnOat Her speed M
Knots and Her Guns Capable ~
FtrIng SlN Tens % Metal 81 Once.
I.oNDoS. Aug v There was no gloaiir z
IN the London newspapers over German
when the colossal cruiser ttlerhip Lion
Was laur ch-l AT Devunport. Perhaps the
only boast Was that Of the painter who
scraWlcd -OmHcs veri a"t- in Zig letters
ou the bow Of the vessel The phrase
may be frecly rendered "a let EN- all
come
Tt. Lion. a. has been oAGIel to THE
SUN - naval marvel She helps further
To cim the rapidly disappearing line Of
di-tir otion he;w the armored cruiser
and The hartI-ship Although classed a.
cruiser the Lion in armor and gun
power ought to lie able 10 Wye out aTy
hatt ls~hip now afoA' A. for speed
she can outfoot aay Iattleship. for her
engines ought to develop Il speed Of thirty
kn OTIS and over
The Lion will be able TO take her plao.
a. flagship - the home feet before De-
csmber. 1911 HaT complement will he
80 fficers a. 4 men While the Admiralty
has issued no official figures Of the Lows
might aud her construction was carried
IN with secrecy II II believed that her
displacement when really for her nag
Will he %. ScO tons. that she will he able
To- GOT thirty krots and better out Of her
turbine srGiues Of 10000 horse power
aud that she will carry ~ her armament
eight ~ 5inoh an twenty -four ainch guns
Her protection will CONSIST OF q belt
of SlmJ@on steel -. inches thick, but
this will not he CARRIED 10 the extremities
uf the ship. where reliance will be placed
upon a minute watertight subdiv vision
~ the hull
England's first modern Armorsd cruis
-rs those Of the Greasy type were Of
~ 40 tons ard ~ knots speed and carried
two Q 2 inch and twelve 9 inch guns The
enormous development that has been
made since then by successive types
will he seen nv the follow I'M table
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

Mis- ka,rert." GORE HarTi.. Who ~
- - 20 - marry 'r- ao.or Known as
I'lr Ff'rvmD~" Who Be- &c. reality John
Blrrym.ra R.vrl 70. O., rau liter - Nr
=. ! Mrs ~ ~ Hl-rEs Ii"r Iar".t-
try. ic,r trnarg'-l l,l some wears
Nj Uar-ls W., Ni.s Kl''y Bra liter
ct Mr. frr.c.' liI~rimg. Wru VA. MI -
Nav BIZ ~ al "a i"suty Of q former
ta' .ra'i.r Nj. Ham, s.l her hus.
Haui "'1'-i arI w"ro marri-d OIL he
eve. ing 81 Mr- Hartman marriage
TO h-- tint bI-Ia .l RiclAru St,vs-s
80 ilY..k,.. 7!p ,i". .on" v"sr- ago
T. D. q c'I7pu- g.i.,i '". %" 'u'' v
brow n'i,c 'f. uo't..'- ct tts n",.'"v,
Nlr c.'.' 20 mat. n-r 1"'.Vr uu ~" r'gl"
Alter her diy"rr, from r"r Nusha'
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on the oressona stage
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Mrs Harris. who hal appeared profe~-
sionallv 49, al elocutionisi deoided to
become an actress Sh. obtained an
Introduction to John Drew. who was
~ the time appearing IN Rosemary
l. hAppeuel that Ethel Barrymore
Who was then playing her secoud pro-
fes-iCnal role that 81 little mAidser.
yar' wanted vacation Mrs HarTis
was engage ani acts.4 the part IN chicago
during the engagement IL the company
there. After that effort she decided
that shs did not care for the stage az 4
career and r"'urI"i To- private life
Nov her daughter h. 80 marry the nephew
.IUr'IrI.s
MIR Bray grarImuth"r - the bride
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The advance IN gun power is Il anything
even more striking The following table
shows the armament. the weight 81 metal
thrown in one discharge Of all guns 81
inch calIbrs and over and the weight
II metal similarly thrown with all avail
able guns bearing "n the broaalside.
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Aerial Postcards

'-..' -r.' r..Ssr~s L,rSou Gi,gs
rA'" '. soon '.' aerial postcards q
go -'a '" .t..... np.r'rs IN the line aud
.e. .o-. cards arc dol ghi,.d
n. ..' '..' '... r' long 'lay viii h.. sbie
q ." '.".T .''..- . .,tr'e aHri.nne r
,-.i TO-. '..". 'h" r.p4l, rs On" ~ their
song no % a"rrp'anc IN" now
Iru''! Request iha' the per
-. 2 ...s ' '' 'l" ground wilI b" 80 good
no r"sf post oflrs " hence
-#HfIrl - IT, do finatton
W. ..-r-s'd '1r NJ mention 81 n.
60 '. 'h- message eft tho
"a. a1i ''" situation. appro1i-
,s,+ ." terur'4us a. Tis lime Of
vL .'". graph q The monoplan"
Il ..'H IN Pc other side
ga .H' %" .Uozf has baen made
Al, inafH and Telegraph
&c. ... -'0Uii 10 created for
t.sf4 90. HIf 80 FAR have moi
"A A. ' ."rruf has UNDER
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Ia the twelve years that have passel
since the completion ~ the Greasy type.
therefore. displacement has been more
than doublei and speed has increased
by ~ per cen; but the weight % broad
side fire has been increased almost ex-
acfly eight times. 20 say nothing Of the
far greater ranging power of the - inch
ard - inch guns compared With the
were arnei
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
Short Site Stoies

Tommy Poole, supposed to be en-
gagged as a special agent in the CEN
sus bureau, doing work in this state.
is losing no opportunities to- fix up
the political fences for some of his
friends who are out for office. Tommy
Is the smooth one.'
Editor Egan of the Tagus Mirror.
who recently made "a trip into the
Canadian Northwest, wrote a NUM-
her of articles about that country.
which were not altogether comph-
nneutary. A reader of the Mirror ct
Medicine Hat writes Egan that he'd
rather be hitching post at Medi-
cine Hat than be an editor at Taguls.
The Tagus Mirror does mot take
kindly to the. report that a Ward
county official is to invade Mountrail
county and do some missionary work
for some of the candidates.
Walter Maddox of Plaza has de-
caded not to run for county commits
sioner of Mountrail county, and has
withdrawn his announcements.
Charles Duncan Of Tagus met with
a horrible accident. He slid from a
load of hay to the ground, striking
a fork handle which made am ugly
and dangerous wound.
: Billy Sunday, the evangelist, spoke
to great crowds at Jamestown.
The Mouse River Loop Gas and
Oil Co., struck another big gas well
near Lansford last week. This is mot
an uncommon occurrence in that sec
tion of the country, and soon there
will be gas to brn-tor all Of us
The Independent wants to congrat-
llate the Lanstord journal for get
ting out such an excellent, newsy
breezy paper. The Journal ought to
be appreciated by all LanaEordttes
Griff Cofnaa, the well known Tague
baseball twirler, may locate at Ber'
thold and Join the team there.
J. W. SchnftzIer. formerly editor
of the Mohan Tribune. will start a
newspaper at Frodd, Mont, where
he is interested i'm q bank. A man
ito run a newspaper successfully ought
ITO OWN bank or two.
A magician who showed at MOhan
stung the few people who paid ito
see his bum entertainment.
The Mohall Tribune, is publishing
a page in the interests of the mer.
chants AIT Lorraine.
Mr.. Cook Is editing the Columbus
Reporter. One cam rely reasonably
well on his statements.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

There is one strip of road, about
sixteen miles southwest OF Mlnpt'
along the old Ryder trail THAT is a
hoodoo for automobiles and otner
conveyahces as we'll: Theautodst VINO
goes along THAT strip of road, ougnt
to be sure to have his rabbit foot
In his pocket. The residents of that
country believe THAT am auto spook
Ss getting In his work. and If acci-
dents dn that vicinity do not cease
pretty soon, you will see some Of
sahem taking DO kh'e tall tima'er. . East
Friday might, wtthtn q few minutes
three automobiles Within q mile Of
each other, were laid up hor repairs,
end the accidents were all OF such q
nature nhat the machines were all
put out of commission dndefinteN.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
RooTLEcGING.

w. L. Wilson who was arrested
recently charged with booteggfng.
was given a preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge Davis Tuesday morning.
Two piggers got theirs before
Judge Davis Monday. Victor Lind
blom and G. l.. Tremley were charg-
ed with conducting pigs at Tolley,
and plead guilty Monday morning.
Each was sentenced to serve 30 days
in the county jail and fined $500 and
H1th ,Sss .dosaa attached- In re
euenf nhat fine and uosts Are not
)paAd they will be hled - q hem
asainst the puogaies i'm 'Ran'uh the
pigs were run.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
Items of Interest
Boiled Down for
Busy Readers

+ The Lidgerwood Broadax has in
5creased Uhe subscription rate to $3.50
= year.
Several of the papers about the
5state are installing Junior Mergen-
fhaler typesetting machines and re-
sporx THAT they would not go back to
Ahst method of the olden days.
Farmers report THE land in perfect
shape for seeding. and this week will
homple4 most of the seeding of the
9oQd hand. The darmers will busy
themselves for the remainder Of the
season with breaking sod, and a large
spep ntage of the land mot yet broken
out will be turned over.
Two years ago when former Senator
Hansbrough was a candidate for re-
Al46taon, he was confined to his bed
ma hospital, the nesult of an opera
H1H. Senator McCumber, who is like
wine a candidate for reelection is
nov dangerously ill from THE effects
of dh operation and grave fears have
been entertained that he cannot re-
cover. The Senator's political friends
and enemies unite in Wishing his
speedy recovery.
The barn at the rear OF the White
Earth hotel, owned by c. Hanson,
was burned together with two va1u-
able mich COWS, five hogs, hay, feed.
etc. LOSS $3.50. For time 1T looked
Is tho the hotel would go up in
emoke.
Jesse F. Anderson, a homesteader
1t Powers Lake who WAS working at
Gut Bank, Mont. at his trade. that
nf q car repairer, died suddenly of
,hsft .fatlure. -, y
The six months old daughter of
John Arrison of Ross died.
The Williams county bar associa-
tion endorsed Judge Fisk.
Mrs. and Mrs. H. W. Willis have
returned to Lansford from their south
ern trip. They spent several weeks
at Hot Springs, Ark, where Mr.. VIII
lis took treatments Tor his health. He
lis much improved.
E. A. Laing, has disposed Of his
implement business at Glenburn. Mr..
Laing built up a very successful ,busi-
ness. He will not leave North Da-
kota.
J. C.. Clarke. managing editor of
the MountraM County Promoter. is
publishing one of the best papers in
1.-THE western part of the state. Clarke
evidently is a business getter and
seems to have Dose for news.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
A TRUE KENTUckIAN.

H. H.. Kemper Of Iryington. KY. Is
visiting at the home of his brother
tnnlaw, DIR. Hardawayl. Mr.. Kemper
ia thinking seriously of locating IN
Minot. Like q true Kenfuckiam. MI.
Kemper owns several hne Saddle
horses, which he will bring to Minot
Il he locates here. and will possibly
hiring others ito accommodate those
Who are anxious to buy horses OF
Hhas kind.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
An Auto Spook at Work
Three Machines Put Out Of Commission Near
Each Other. Out on Ryder Trail -
During Same Night

One outfit put up for the might at the
home of VIM. Giles. Another stopped
with another family in THAT vicinity
because of a broken axel. The third
secured the services Of Andrew Eidahl
who hauled Hhe machine clear to Ry-
der, requiring his time for the entire
night. Andrew is the only fellow
who can see any luck In such accd-
This is not bad strip of country
either but There have been more run
awags chan one coald shake 9 stick
at. Mem have been Thrown out OF
buggies and well nigh killed. Road
Boss Swemson is sure that something
is wrong and there is rumor that he
will quit the job before the spook
gets him. E@ q
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
Fair Will Be Held In September
Being Made for the Bsgest Event
- Ever--larger Premiums Than Usual---
Koell Working on List

The Ward county fair will be held
In M1not SOME time in September
this year, it lis said. The manage
ment had intended holding the fair
in July, butt the association could
not possibly get Things in shape by
THAT time. After this year, they hope
to hold the fair meetings in July.
BY holding the fair in September
this year, the farmers will have am
opportunity of displaying some of
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

thinks that (his grain, when once in
the ground, will overtake much of
that Gsown several weeks ago, Mr..
Oen owns a fl farm of several hun
dred acres six miles southwest of
Minot. He has farmed i'm Ward coun
ty for more than rwenty years and
does not know what a crop failure
is. He has always raised good crops
and attributes his success to the fact
THAT what he does, he does we'll. He
has many thousands of fine trees and
there is not a prettier farm home in
this part OF the state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
SUBSCRIPTION $500 PER ANNUAl

the grain in the bundle, besides gar-
den vegetables and fruits. The prem
dunn List will be out soon, it is be-
ieved. J. A. Roell has been Sc
cured to preparee it this year and he
may have assistance. 1t is the idea
of the management to- give larger
premiums than usual on the more im-
portant products and breeds of live
stock, and it will pay the FARMERS to
compete.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

Frank Thornton and wife Of Ben
con, Mimi, visited at the Axel Roise
home over Sunday. .5..rs
Olaf Muus came down from White
Earth Monday for the new 30 horse
power Buick auto which he bot from
D. c. Dorman. Altho Mr.. Mus had
never had any previous experience
with an auto, he mastered the ma
chine in few. minutes and that af-
ternoon steered the thing to Velva.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

Mrs. s. P. Carson, one of Ward
coumty's oldest SETTLERS, died at the
Northwestern hospital "Wednesday,
April 20, after short Illness from
rheumafjsm and complications. The
funeral was held from the Lutheran
church Friday afternoon, Rev. Mr..
Larson officiating. The renains were
inferred i'm this city. .-.e.
Mrs. Carson would have been So
years OF age July II next, She
Mna married to S. P. Carson, the
we'll known Berthold rancher, twen-
ty-flve years ago, and one year later
accompanied him to Ward county.
They luved on homestead west Of
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
Oen Has Not Seeded Yet
Prominent Farmer Will Wait Till May l--Has
Farmed in Ward County For Twenty Years
and Never Saw Crop Failure

Ole Oen, is one farmer who will
not lose any sleep worrying over the
fact THAT he might have sowed his
grain a little early. Fact is Ole
hasn't sown kernel of grain yet, or
hadn't the first of the week, and says
HE does not intend to SOW much be-
fore the first of May. Mrs. Oen is
not shiftless farmer by any means.
either. His Land is practically all
plowed. and !he will have several
hundred acres of grain too, but he
has done very little narrowing. He
will lose no time from now on, and
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

Three plain drunuks we're arrested
over Sunday, and lodged In the city
bastile.
C.. A. John son, candidate for gov
ernor, spent last week in Bottneau
county. We note that Mr.. John
sons picture looms up in nearly every.
newspaper In that county, and he
says he will carry Bottineau county
with . big majority.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

She caruies her census book with
her and many believe her to be- a
woman book agent, and decline to
answer the door bell. She has often
been compelled ITO phone to the homes
in order to gain admission. Minot
people cam do considerable towards
helping the good work along by not
barring their doors.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
PRINTED ABOARD SHIP.

Thru the courtesy of Mr.. Shepherd
son of T|hos. Shepherd the advertis-
ing specialist, WE we're shown copies
of the daily paper published aboard
the Lusdtania. THE fastest steamer
afloat. The paper is printed in mag
Akdne form. and is called 1.-The Cum
ard Daily Bulletin One department
lis devoted to wireless messages, a
summary OF the worlds latest news
being pubhGhed daily. Announce
memt 1s made Tint passengers who
80 desire may have morning papers
helhvered 1o Them I'm Thedr stsatsee-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

f.. j.. Halo, formerly in business
"a Minot passed thru the city Mon
day on his way Ito Stanley, where h;c
will be engaged in conducting a biz
sale for two weeks for the Flick Whit
tier Sales Co., with which he is as
sociated. Mr.. Halo just closed "a
very successful two weeks sale at
Fargo.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
MRS. S. P. CARSON DIES
wife Of Well Known Berthold Rancher Passes
Away After Short Illness From Rheumatism
Buried In Mjnot @t~ !" = t@

Mlinot near the big bridge until 1891,
when they went to Ada, Norman coun-
ty, Minn. They resided there until
recently, when they came to Minot
ito spend their declining years.
The deceased was a woman known
for her kind deeds. Many an early
settler cam remember of navors shown
them by Mrs. Carson. The ranch
home was always a place OF welcome
for acquaihtances and strangers as
we'll. The latchstring always hung
ON THE outside of the door. The In
dependent joins the many friends In
extending sympathy to the bereaVed
husband. p.4.E
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
Minot Has But Two Enumerators
Mrs. Phelps and Vim. F. Gull Counting Noses.-
Woman Has Hard Time Gaining Admission to
Some Homes--Think Her Book Agent

MINIS. Phillips and VIM. F. Gull
are the two census enumenatons who
are busy counting noses at this time.
.Minot should have two more enamer-
ators and it Us possible that they
will be secured before the census
ds somQ2eted. Aims. RhilEps reports
that She has had q hard time gaim-
ing admission to many of the homes.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28
LOOKS LIKE Drummer.

It is reported upon very good am-
thority Hhat A. J. B1Hnner Will be
re4appoinbed laoatmhasher OF E4inpt.
Both Congressman Hanna and Sena-
tor McCumher are said 10 be favor
able to his appointment, and this be-
ing the case. There is mo reason why
lMr. B1wnner WIN not be suooenseul.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

sooms by applying to the hedrD0m
steward. The Shepheh boys came
over on the Lusftania recently, when
that vessel made the fastest trip on
record, going from Liverpool 10 New
York in four days and ten hours
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

A. L.. Brush of the Brush -McWil-
1iams land company. arrived i'm the
city from Los Angeles, Calf, where
he lis now located, and will spend
some time in lNsnpt HttmlinE to mat
ters of business.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

The trustee for E. M. Mitchell is
determined to close out his stock of
shoes, olothimg and gents furnishing
i'm a hurry. Get hustle on you and
get some of Ahose snaps. tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

The Mccoy Drug company has par
HdallM occupied the extra room IN
the Leland block formerly occupied
by the Leland Cafe. The room at
the present time is used for only
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-28

The Case agRtns+ Florence Grovsr,
eaRneed VIM Auatucttng a hDuse Of N
lame tn thts city. was Discharged
Friday mpauinB by Judge Murray. who
considered chat tnsufacier. evidence
bad been Ishown to warrant his btnd-
ing her over to the district court.