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STORES. LOFTS. ETC. NORTH OF MARKET

$15o-Loft. 26x137:6 IT. I'd door: passenger and
freight elevator: 125 Geary st. mr. Grant ay
S125-.3iezzanine floor 125 Geary ST mr. Grant av
$100 (may be less)-Large ground floor space
$75-Elegant. large light I'd floor; 450 Mkt ct
$50-Store. 1922 Fillmore Clay
$3S-Store, NE. corner Union and Larkn sts
$30--Large store, 1760 O'Farrell nr. Fillmore
$30--Space in new market; unsurpassed location
S30-Store, 419 Pine mr. Montgomery
$25 and $50 stores-o024- -26 Hayes mr. Cole
S20-Space in new market; unsurpassed location
So so to $30-Large- light sample rooms
$40-Store and fat Of r., 1892 Folsom mr. 18th
SOUTH oF\MARKET AND MISSION.
s3o$35--6 r.; sunny modern nats; 1881 Noe
bet. 18th and 18th.
$25-5 r. and b.; garage: modern bungalow: 407
Diamond mr.. 21st: panoramic view.
So. 50--1 r.: e46 Cha ttauooga near 23d; upper
$2O-5 r.; 4S9 Sanchez 18th: upper.
$20-S25- r.. and b. each; 146S Folsom mr. 10th
SlS-6 r.; 297SS2 25th st. cor. Florida.
$f6@i r. and b.. 1861 oath Harrison.
1880 r. and b.: 154A Langton Folsom.
Large. light lofts: rent low; elevators; GIT
Mission cor New Montgomery. opposite site
for new city hall.
S2s MoNTGoMERY ST..
MILLS BUILDING.
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PHONES:
1nr-CYAS 11oo --c

e2s MONTGOMERY ST. Mills BLDG
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SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS
WANTED

Two reliable stock salesmen; give age, expert
ence and references; important opportunity for
men of ability. Box 49, Gail office.
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BERKELEY HSKP. ROOMS

PRINCE st.. 1907. Berkeiey-3 neatly furnished
house keeping rooms; modern; Grove and
locals: adults.
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wANTED-wsgon boys. 1s years Of age: hoy
living with parents preferred. Apply srperin-
tendents office. to il q. m. HALE BROS.
Inc, Market and 9Th SITS, S. F.
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SALESMEN wanted-No experience required;
hundreds Of positions open paying from 500
TO 800 monthly and expenses; our free book.
"A Knight Of the Grip will show you how
to get one of them: write (or call) for II to-
day. Address National Salesmen's Training
Assn: 1o19B Metropolis Bank building: San
Francisco. Branches-New York, Chicago,
Kansas City, Minneapolis. Atlanta
for s1-50 312 Bacon building. Oakland.
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International President Joseph Nalen-
tine Of the iron nolders union VIII
leave san Francisco for the east next
E-tursdav morning. Valentine has spent
some time on the coast. and has become
thoroughly familiar with the trade con-
ditions $ they exist here.
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CARPET CLEANING

AAA--U. S. GARRETT CLEANING CO., 220I Bush
ST.; most superior cleaning in the world' can
give beating. steam compressed AR. vacuum o'
celebrated earthquake. which removes the dIrt'
dust grease. restoring natural colors IKE new
West 1926. Spas; laying and rehtting-
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Mail 10 the labor council yesterday
brouEht contributions from many parts
of this country and CanaCa TO the
strike fund for Los Angeles The do
nations are confined to no part OF the
country in particular. but from nortn'
south. east and west organized labor is
sen.ling in money 70 finance the hght
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BERKELEY APARTMENTS

TREEHAvEN APARTMENTS, Ridge road near
Euclid av.. BERKELEY-UP TO DATE
HOUSE KEEPING APIS, WITH EVERY
MODERN CONVENIENCE; GALL ANY TIME;
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
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ROOMS and BOARD OFFERED

ROOMS and BOARD OFFERED
AAA-THE WEMPE, 419 Oak st-Sing1e and
double rooms. with board. $50 per month up.
CALF. St. 1541-St Margaret's. Club. for girls.
teachers students. bus. women. tourists; sunny
rms: fine 3D.: rates FIX. 1922. H. C2j69.
CALIFORNIA St, 2523-Nicely furn sunny
rs; excel board: phone, bath: $50: 2 $50 mo-
FAMILY occupying pleasant bungalow IN Berk-
eley would rent I or . sunny rooms with board
to couple two ladies for the winter. Ad-
dress box 2579. Cal Office
FOR list of inspected DOMO DIREC-
TORY: time. II to q S22 Croker bldg.
PINE ST.. 2S6o-First class and board;
private home; convenient cars; meals; s25.
West 1851.
ST. FRANCIS Girls Directory. Central av. and
Waller ST. San Francisco beautiful home.
where old ladies', young girls and little chill
dren can board very reasonably.
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At recent meeting of leather worK-
evs, ,,nfon on horse goods No. 81. Will
liam T. Ward was chosen a delegate to
+he international convention, which VIII
be held in Chicago, beginning Novem-
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DRESS MAKING

DRESS MAKING. designing. cutting fitting and
ladies' tailoring thoroughly taught: Y
branch of Vienna Tailoring Institute: a tailor
shirt waist pattern cut TO your measure 23c-
branch of Elite Fashion and Patterns see erin
cline models. 305 Grant av.. ph. Sutfer 14a4
McD0WELL'S Dress Making and NiIlinerv
School. l2f Geary IT. near Grant av I. evening
classes; patterns cut TO order Douglas 4731
MADAME JELLINGS. formerly Tbs v57--
house-Suits gowns. style. 1T ana v1ork v,,s-
anteed.S Phone Park 6044 s
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Three KILLED.
Bulgarian Workm Were Victims Of
Crash Between Trains.

Hettnger, N. D., JAM ia COLI
sion between work train and an ex-
ira freight occurred Monday evening
on the Milwaukee road east of Het-
finger. AS result three Bulgarians
were instantly killed and five more
are in the hospital. The work train
loaded with men had been shoveling
snow was headed east about 6:15 D.
m. when it collided with the extra
west bound freight. Neither train had
the right of way but both had been
warned to look out for the other.
The engine of the freight had snow
pillow and both engines were throwing
considerable snow. The engine trains
crew saw their danger in time to
jump and were uninjured landing in
the snow. Both engines were demol.
ished and also the cars occupied by
the men on the work train.
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LOSS Or $4,000 IN
GLADSTONE FIRE
Two Firennsn Had Narrow Escape for
Their livts in Fierce Fiaht
q
90, s Against Flames

Gladstone, N. D., Jan 1.-THE Glad.
stone Hour mill was Quilted complete
ly by fire which started between IL
and l O'Clock while the workmen
were at dinner. The machinery and
stock was also completely DESTROYED.
The building waA a stone structure
and during tho IRE fell outward, par.
TALLY buryt6s two firemen, John
Hughes and William Hiser. Both we're
extricated. however, after a narrow
escape from death, with no more
serious injuries than numerous bruis-
es The Dickinson fire department
came down by request on a special
train, as adjoining buildings were en-
dangered, but the fire was finally con.
fined within the main building of the
mill. The loss will reach $4,000 with
less than one third insurance The
mill was the pioneer flour mill of
the western part Of the state and was
erected in 1884 by Robert Lee
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LIVED AND DIED.
Morton County Men Friends In Lite
Die on the Same Day. ..saG,..

Mandan, N. D., Jan 12.-Compan-
ions and neighbors in life, Carl A.
Bruins and Murray Fraser, residents
OF Morton county since 1883, died on
the same day at almost the same hour
and they were also buried the, same
day. Both had known each other for
over a quarter of century and both
knew that the other was sick, and it
was just few hours prior to their
deaths that each of them had inquir.
Gu as to the condition of the other
Carl Bruins was a. member OF thu
General Custer detachment in, 1876
and it was only by reason of the TACT
that he was detailed to remain behind
and care for the fort that he was not
killed in the famous Custer massacre.
Murray Fraser was also one Of the
pioneers of this section, having been
engaged. the rauching business in
Oliver, Mercer and Morton counties
for many years -
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man who claims to be Daniel Blake
Russell sat in his chair facing tho
woman, smiled and was apparently
only amused at the woman's insist
ence.
About three years ago." testified
Mrs. Rosseau, Il sent to my son
lock Of my hair 1t was wrapped up
in piece of paper, and l wrote IN
the paper, You Mother" Mrs Ros.
seau was shown a lock of hair which
the claimant has said he received
from his mother, Mrs. Daniel Russell
of Melrose, just before her death.
That is the lock of hair l sent to my
son." said Mrs. Rosseau. He sent
me lock of hair in return; this 10
the lock of hair" said the witness,
opening an envelope and taking out
the lock Of hair, which she showed
the court.
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Mary Puchinsky
Wins In a WalkSky

We learn from the atate press that
Miss Mary Puchinsky of Hoople is
the first woman in the state to get
a marriage license without the as
sistance Of gentleman OF course
we understand that Mary needed the
assistance, or unwilling acquiescence,
Of gentleman a little later, but we
fail to see why the gil's lonesome
daunt should occasion any comment.
With that cognomen a girl might con-
quer forces heretofore considered i'm
pregnable. To what mighty heights
could not a defenceless clerks cour-
age mount who would turn down
Mary? Place US in his position and
she wins in a walksky.-Tolly Jour-
nal.
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NORTH DAKOTA DEBATE LEAGUE
Final Contest for state Championshjp
Will Be Held In May.

Grand Forks NJ D., Jan. 15.-With
seventeen of the stongest high schools
in the state, entered and other coming,
the debating contest for the Herald
cup promises to be warmly contested.
The various schools will be matched
in the most convenient fashion and
the winners will be paired of again.
The number will in this way be re.
duced to two schools and the debate
for the championship will be held at
the university in May, when the IN.
nual state high school athletic meet
is held Receat eotriee IN, IL con,
test are ToWner. OakeaL Cavalier and
|Cass3lgteA =
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Mixup In
County Lines

Shafer, N. D., JAM 13.-The recent
discovery of an error in the bound.
airy line as established between Nc
Kenzie and Dunn counties is occa
sioning considerable confusion among
residents of the disputed territory and
the matter may yet have to be taken
into the court for final determination
The error in the boundary line is due
to the fact that whereas the official
map On which the division is based
indicated that the Missouri river in
tersects the land in township $50; ii
really intersects in township 1853.
About forty homesteaders living north
of the bend of the river are affected
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Woman Claims Russell
Is Her Son
Mrs. Sarah Rosseau, Aged Woman, Says Daniel
Blake Russell, the Dickinson Rancher Is
Her Long Lost Son

Boston, Masa, Jan. 12.-Mrs Sarah
Rosseau came face to face yesterday
with the claimant to half the Daniel
Russell fortune of 100000, the man
whom she claims is her con, James
Delbert Rosseau. This is the firsttime
the gray-haired woman of seventy
years has faced the man who claims
to be Daniel Blake Russell Of Iucl;ip
son, N. D., since the trial opened on
September 20.
Look at the claimant" said Law.
renee Proctor for William c. Pussell
OF Melrose, who holds his fathers es.
tate Mrs. Rousseau, who is that
man." asked the lawyer.
THAT man is my son." said the
woman, James Delbert. He is not
Daniel Blake RUSSELL He may deny
his mother, but his mother does not
deny him; know my SON"
During the dramatic moment the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
ELEVATOR BURNED
At WEST EMERSON
Friction Of 4 Pulley. Started Blaze
That Caused Loss Of Building
and its Contents.

Pembina NJ d., Jan ia fire
caused by the friction OF, one of the
pulleys in the elevating machinery,
totally destroyed the large grain ware
house of the Northern Elevator COM
pany at West Emerson, Just across the
international boundary, north Of this
city today. The elvator contained
ABOUT four carloads Of wheat and
smaller quantities of other grains
The loss is total and 10 estimated to
reach close to the $4,000 mari. The
good work Of the 6remen saved ad-
Joining buildingA
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Elevator Burned

Willow City, N. D., Jan. 12-The
Acme Elevator company's warehouse
at Belmare Siding five miles north of
here, was destroyed by fire-several
thousand bushels of wheat in the ele-
vator and car containing 500 bushels
being totally destroyed. The origin
of the fire is unknown. At the time
the blaze started the agent was at
tending dance at Omemee. He can
not explain the origin of the fire un-
less it was caused by an overheated
stove or friction in some part of the
machinery which had been in opera
ton all day.
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Did The
Professor Err ?

A -.linot business man comes forth
in one of the local newspapers and
tickles himself with half column
of Websterian pyrotechnics wherein
he blazons forth to the world the
opinion that if some one would just
build a little shanty where the boys
could enjoy an occasional frolic at
hand ball. it would help nightly to
raise the city out of the state Of
demnition .bow-wows into WHICH 1t
has sunk. Those who know the
temper of that burg best are of the
opinion that the professor choked on
the prefix and meant to have said
"high-ball. Baden Correspondent in
Donnybrook Courier.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20

Tie string about yard long to a
common door key and take the string
in the right hand, holding it SO the
key would clear the floor about four
or, five inches. II you can hold the
string steady enough the key will
begin to swing back and forth In q
straight line. Let another person take
your left hand in his and the motion
of the kept will change from the PEN
dulum like swing to a, circular swing.
II third persons will place his hand
on the shoulder of the second person
the key will stop Try it and then
see If you can explain.-Ex.
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lnsurgent Slate

Valley City, NJ D., Jan. 1O.-Tha
organization Of the Gronna- Marshall
forces in North Dakota will be ef,
fected in conference in Valley City
this week, at which there will he
representatives from practically
every legislative district in the state.
l. he plan to be followed out this
year by the two senatorial candidates
Marshall and Gronna, will be much
the same as those carried out by the
former in his campaign of two years
ago.
The leaders plan, it is said, to put
an entire state ticket in the field.
Practically every place has been filled
only the lieutenant governorship and
secretary Of state being open, The
ticket go far as made up follows:
Congressmen-U. L. Burdick, Mum
ich, and A. c. Hanson, Fargo.
Governor-James Buchanan. Buch.
anan.
Com. Of Insura1boe-Walt Taylor.
Valley City.
Auditor-D. X. Brightbill. Cando =,
Treasurer-GL l.. Bickford.
Atty Gen.-Andy Mile.
Supt Of Public Instruction-A, +
Woodg
Com. Of Agriculture and Labor-A
MacD Donald
Railroad Commissioners-O. p. n.
Anderson, w. H. Stutsman and W. H.
Man, the present incumbents '"';t',.
Evidence Of the work that Is bsin3
done to line up the ticket il shown
by the fact that Andy Miller. NEa
was tentative candidate for u g.
dictatorship, has withdrawn. ~:
Friends Of the late Senator join
son will receive no sympathy II tto
hands Of the organization, both Judge
Lauder and B. G. Skukasori, 'cahU.
dates for congress, being turned lokn
by them. The MarshalliG roniia, caDi-
paign is to be against the Joh15on
men as we'll as the M"Cumber Eng
erud men.
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I we are pleased to learn that Mrs
C. N. Cosgrove OF Hurd N d. FORM
5erly Miss McGrath, tho far famed
Alice" and popular school marin OF
the: Valley has secured a patent on
her pretty oosntry home near Burling.
ton. Most people supposed that her
homestead would be held up for coal
because OF ito desirable location In
the valley among timbered hills.
.Fairview" as Mrs. Cosgrove has
named her farm 10 really an ideal
summer home a. to location, scenery
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SOME GOOD SHORT YARNS

The kev. j. HI Inglis, at news
boys Christmas dinner in Denver.
amused his young audience with some
striking instances of overfeeding AT
a Christmas dinner he said, Il once
pressed a third piece of pie on lad
who thought q moment then nodded
and said: I guess l can manage it
If l stand up Another lad at this
same dinner ate so much that he
couldn't walk. When it was decided
that he would have to be carried out
he issued the warning: All right
carry me, but don't bend me- l ask
ed a third lad as the fruit and nuts
came on, if he had made a good
dinner. No sir,' he answered, press
ing his hand to his stomach, it don't
hurt me yet
Collector Loeb, at dinner in New
York, said of customs criminal: He
was taken aback when we produced
our proof-as much taken aback az
the Washington father. A Washing
ton father took his little boy to
church one Sunday morning. A mis-
sionary preached, telling about the
nuae heather in the tropics, and at
ter the sermon a missionary collec'
ton was taken up. The little boy no
ticed that his father put in sus'
pender button. He said to his tath'
ier on the way home: Didn't under
stand the preacher to say that those
savages went naked, father? Yes.
my son. was the reply, I'm glad to
see that you are 70 attentive Then
father, said the boy, why did you put
q button in thep late
"Clyde, Fitch could have been a
great playwright" said a noted &C.
,tress sadly. But he loved money more
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While Herbert and Albert Draegert
were hunting rabbits near Charlson,
Mckenzie county, Herbert stumbled
just as his brother shot at rabbit,
and the load from the shot gun enter
ed the lads head, causing q wound
from which he died Z short time later.
~he reaidsd ct WILLOW CITY until
tNo yoaoD a0n.
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than art. AS he once pointed out
quantity he treated as Hogan
treated his dead wife. Hogan, he said
had beer saloon. A boy with a
banjo entered the place one night
AIN began to play and sing. Hogan
went up to him and murmured: Make
it a bit quiet, sonny I've just lost my
wife and she's lying up stairs So
the boy made his music very solemn
and subdued, and the crowd that had
gathered, seemed to find the proceed
ings rather slow, stopped ordering
and began to file out. Hogan hurried
around from the back OF the bar and
bent over the boy again. Sing out,
sonny he said. Put as much ginger
in it as you've a mind to. After all,
she can't hearL'
1t is not often that the German
emperor allows himself to be snub-
bed by one of his own subjects, but
an actual instance occurred last sum-
mer. His majesty was on board the
Hohenzollern, and approaching a GER
tain German port on the North Sea.
The imperial yacht took on a pilot
and thus authority posted himself at
the wheel. The emperor who regards
himself as a perfect master Of steer
ing, stationed himself in the vicinity
of the pilot and suggested giving him
| a hand at the wheel. The rough sea
dog, not recognizing the emperor,
turned around NTH a snarl. Are you
polit or am p he >growled. Amazed
Wilhelm II retired crestfalled to his
stateroom. But be- thought better Of
1t, and In q few minutes returned to
the bridge and in great humility laid
q box Of cigars beside the pilot, with
the remark: CHOU art the pilot =,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
Eccentric Woman
Freezes to Death
Mary U1stad, Maiden Lady, Perishes on a Long
Walk From Edmore to Her Farm--Refused
The Offer Of Ride

The dead body Uad who all the although
mlez cold after going
Edmore the number the butcher and receiving
prairie
Wheeler
hauling
ideas filed brother Ou Ulsad in and
with him. She
New Years tatedEd
day o walked Herald.
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"AEce" Gets Patent To Her Land

and hsalthfulness, and 1t has been
a life dream of the owner. to some
day erect there a benevolent insti'
tuition Of some kind in memory, Of
the homestead act and a. a fitting cul'
mination Of a life of usefulness
an undying devotion to the cause OF
education, moral training and JUS
,itice. It rs expected that electric
cars will soon pass along the line
from Minot this putting Fairview in
direct communication with Minot.
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Narrow Escape
For Hor11estea

Fire completely destroyed the house
of homesteader near Montrose by
the name Of Jensen, last week. The
fire in the kitchen stove was not burn.
ing we'll and Mr.. Jensen poured a
quantity Of kerosene upon it from a
can, causing an explosion He was
severely burned about the hands and
head and extinguished the flames on
bis clothing by rushing outside and
rolling in the snow His wife was in
the other room at the time of the ex.
plosion and she escaped with the lit.
tie boy by breaking a window.-Cros.
by Eagle, -,...-,,.
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Needed to Help.

From Judge. IS
The old colored woman ambled in
to the police court where her son
was to Be tried on the charge Of petit
larceny. She had been talking to a
police court lawyer the evening be-
fore, and catching sight of her the
limb Of the law hustled toward her.
well, did you get up that S for me-
he inquired eagerly. They are going
to try Hamp's case in a few min
htes. cir
"Well, nav, sab, didn't git de
money, mister. Times is jes SO hard,
l done colluded ter let Hanp go on
en- be convicted without de sistance
Of counsel
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Economy The
Watchword

The State, too, has received the an.
nouncement Of James Buchanan, can
dloate for governor. He sends it in
an unsealed envelope, with a 1.cent
stamp attached No announcement
fee accompanies Economy seems to
be the watchword of the gentleman,
but the newspapers of the state we'll
developed trait. Mr.. Buchanan's
obituary will beat him for the gov.
ernorship when the fight comes on
WilliStOn State -
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Woman Asks
$4,000 Damages

An action has been commenced in
the federal court by Mrs. Peter Arts
gard against the 500 railroad claim
$4,000 damage by the loss of her hus-
band who was killed in the round
house at Portal, where he was en-
ployed as a wiper. A brick fell from
the wall striking him on the back Of
the head killing him almost instantly.
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Big Price For J
Isolated Tract

An isolated tract of So acres locat-
ed in township 152, range 80 near
Plaza, was sold Saturday morning at
the local land Office for the highest
price that any Of the tracts sold SO
far. There were three bidders from
Minnesota and a number from this
section of the state. A North Dakota
man landed the tract at Sll.75 per acre
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ELEVATOR BURNS.
Fire Caught From = fPotbox-DujG
Contained 5000 Bushels of Grain,

Deyils lake, N. D., Jan. 1.-THE
farmers elevator at Olmatead burned
Tuesday morning, between s and 7
o'clock The fire, it ID said, 'sSianehe
from a hotbox. &E - -.
There was about 5000 bushels Il
grain in the building The bpndh6
and grain belonged to local ozsans
ization Of farmers and was locaaed Oh
the right Of way Of the Farmers Graau
and Shipping company, near IL Boo
|crossing.