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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17
Hail Insurance Company In Good. Shape

his genial presence and. wise: counse
will he greatly missed. The. officers
for the ensuing year ara. as follows:
President. NJ. Smith,, Grand
Forks.
Vice Presidential. NJ. Clark, New
Rockford.
Secretary and RESPONSIBILITIES
e. Boise, Jamestown.
Directors-C. ]. Chrtstianson, Rog
ers; Paul Johnson, Mountain; H. F.
Shipley, Hampton; O.. j.. Magnuson,
Wilton: E. E. H.. Chase, Hebron;
A. J. Field, Williston: Evan Griffith.
Kenmare; e. N. Campbell. Ypsilanti.
All present were much pleased with
the years very successful business
and the reports received from the
various parts Of the state chow great
satisfaction on the part Of the men,
bers and indicate the probability OF q
large increase Of business the coming
season. ~
B. F. Warren. tho local agent for
Minot and vicinity, takes great pride
in presenting the above report:
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The annual Meeting Of the Alliance
Hail association was held at tina home
Office of the company, in jamestown,
January 5th. The secretary's report
showed q very large and very sue
cessiul business for the past year.
Over 5000 policies were issued amount
ing OF $5,277,207 II. The losses were
very heavy, amounting to $244,546. 50 !.
The losses we're pad very promptly.
an 80 per cent payment being made
several weeks before due and the bal
ance Dec. 1st. These figures show
q very large gain in the amount Of
being $1,300,OOO more than
that OF any previous year and clearly
entities the company to the claim Of
being the leading company in the
state.
The onieers and directors vere all
reelected, with the exception Of Mr..
e. l.. Bickford Of Tower City. re-
Gently deceased. Mr.. Rockford has
been for many years a director, of
the company, and all deeply regret
ted that he has been taken away and
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The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean an
nounces that its policy has changed to
that of an Independent Republican
newspaper.
Thomas Butterwick, student at
the state normal at Valley City, died
from injuries received while coast
ing down a steep hill. His remains
have been shipped to Iowa. He was
brother OF l.. l.. Butterwick, who
was at one time employed in the Of
fees of A. w. Tracy, the real estate
man.
A man, who, according to the Ken
mare Journal, insisted on staying in
Kenmare, was adjudged. insane by the
insanity board.
John McDiarmid, young Newport
farmer, was brought to M'not, where
he was adjudged insane by the board
of insanity. He is not violently in.
sane, but feeble minded, and rather.
foolish. Several years ago he was
confined in the jamestown asylum.
Miss Blanche Lynch has gone to
Minneapolis, where she is studying
music. M So Lynch has remarkably
sweet soprano voice.
Mrs. Clifford WEIGH has arrived
from Spokane, to visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Odell.
Minot defeated Kenmars at basket
ball Friday evening, in very fast
game, 80 to 10, while our girls defeat
ed .1her visiting diesa.teamrye 40 1.
lAts.%the ~conclusion OF: the games, q
banquet Vas given tn- honora=ofs the
|visterssat the Catholic chssrehs base.
:ment. IAN ~interesting :: progfam s'of
tossts9Has rendezed. y.
Eight Young linen, MI die ayeeasting
|downz.ar,steep, {" illshatrXalley * CITY,
were very badly injured, when the
young man steering the coaster, lost
control of 1t, when it was going at the
highest speed. In fraction Of a Sec
ond, the coaster had struck a tele-
phone pole and every one in the party
was. rendered unconscious. Six were
very seriously injured. several sus-
tanned bad fractures and cuts, and one
Of them, ,Thos. Butterwick, was so
badly hurt that he died shortly after
The coaster was reduced to small
bits, and the impact was so .forcl-
Bile, that a dent two inches deep was
made in the pole. Coasting is rath-
er dangerous sport.
Judge Goss, who is holding court
at La Moure, N. D., for Judge Burke,
went to Fargo Saturday night and on
account of fierce snow storm, was
unable to get all the way back to La
Moure for three days. The Judge
does not fancy residing in coaches for
the better part Of week.
~. fire at Morstad's harness ;Tshop
Wednesday noon did small amount
of damage and called out the fire de-
partment.
The, Interstate Land Co. is doing
a brisk business in Canadian lands.
Last week the concern sold e ght
sections of choice land. to: parties
from the states, -. !
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edole Leo of Plentywood, Mont,
Monday. -
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John p. DWELL fell from q hay
stack at his farm northeast Of the
city and broke his breast bone. Ea
is getting along nicely. 80
President LeSueur has been invited
to speak at a meeting at Grand Forks
on the commission system of govern
ment. Grand Forks will soon vote
on that proposition.
Eleven contractors from North Da-
kota and Minnesota bid on two small
jobs at Lansford Tuesday. The con-
tracts were not let that day. A new
bank will be trected, the bids rang
ing from $6,275 to $4,000. A brick
block is to be built, and the bids
varied from 4,400 to $500. Four
Minot contractors bid on, the jobs,
viz: d. A. Dinnie, II. A. Hurd. L.
P. Stromswold and Emmett & Bartet-
SON. :..s =. ri",,
| The Clarence Woodwork (, farm
house, a short distance south OF Ia
gus, burned completely Wednesday
morning. The fire started from ali
IotcEucdlCO SIOSC. SOSlk "A%AHpAAS WV
occupied the residence, lost all of his
household goods, there being no in
surance. The farm house was werth
$500 and it WAS insured."'s ..,-,.-.
H. E. Smith sold his farm north
Of the city to John Lee, q neighhor,
for $1,000, and will leave soon for
Canada. This makes Mr.. Lee farm
I,of5s56v acres. and be. is rapidly becons'
ing one : of sour~ largest and best far
liners. pMr i Smith has, been suceess
i,ful. '.'!!5.8 - -. :.
:; John Lee, from north. ,of the CITY
4returned. from Fargo,.whers he vtstt
ed relatives. His n'eces. the Atsses
ETryhus, came" back with him for a
visit. -! '... :''
Fred Hockspier, former Sswye'.
tie, Is back from Swift Current, 6ask. I,
where he has fine claim. He has
been doing tire ghtinE and ts proepsr-
Eng. "''H NJ ''' -
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;SEN APSl In FARM 81
frank w. Youneman Has Few Good Things in
8SH#a Farms--Read This Carefully and See II You
MIDI Can Use Any Of These BereainS

YOUNGMANS AID $500 acres, on
crop payments; 80 acres broke. two
mics from G. N. Ry. town west;
$l5 per acre buys it; ought to- bring
$40. See Youngman.
YOUNGMAN'S AID Elf you. haven't
what you want, come and see me
and I'll get it for you. Have pretty
and nice farms to exchange for city
property. We are doing . splen.
did business and pleasing our custom
ers. See Youngman.
YOUNGMAN'S AID 1O-A beautiful
quarter section, six niles from
Ainot; rich dark loan. ono "a
slopes gently to the Mouse river and
i cuts OF aQuarter' acre: ,aome fins
trees: you can pillow 1t oil with Z
steam pillow: the owner has put the
price down wheresit should sell at
once; $50 per acre: adjoining land
held ct $35 per acre. See Young
man. I'D.
YOUNGAAN'S AID It'll per acre
for 100 acres, three miles southeast
Of Mlnot; It's worth more for pas
ture; go acres pillow land; good We
ter. See Younxman.
YOUNGMAN'S AID 12-4S0-acra high
=. ly, improved farm, three miles from
Norwich, y, You can look far and
= wide hafQse you find nicer invest.
uaant: it pays 20 per cent on rent
basis and has for six years; nice
buildings. See 'YoungmaR.
AID 13-Look over my
list Of good things when you have
time; something good.
YOUNGMAN's AID 14-Ons-haN Sec
ton. nine miles north of Minot;
$500: 100 acres broke; house and
pasture; ans we'll. See Young
YOUNGNAN'S AID 1870 acres extra
fine land. level and reckless. five
miles northeast Of Palermo: 135
acres plowed: very easy terms on
this bargain. SEQ Youngman.
YOUNGMAN'6 AID 16-S40 acres in
Yekowstoue valley: all fenced with
cedar post and three wires: fine
tract, nine miles from two rail-
roads. Will exchange for house
in Minot; price $40 per acre., See
Youngman.
YOUNGMAN'S AID 17-345 acres, Vel
lowstone valley; beautiful piece Of
land, two and half miles from
station; SIS per acre; will exchange
for house and lot. See Youngman
town places to exchange for farms
1O5 Reishus street.
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Insurance Rates May Be Higher
Property Owners Must Be More Careful In Burn.
inR Papor--All Must Provide Safe Places

Unless the conditions "a hinot are
improved within the next thirty days
there will be . general raise in fire
insurance rates by all of the COM
panies represented here. was the ul-
timatum delivered to President Le-
sueur by three general agents Of the
large fire insurance companies. The
agents have been making tour OF
inspect on and the complaint comes
as result of their personal investi
gaticn. Is. ......
81 found in one Of the alleys OF
your city,, said one Of the agents, "a
bonfire Of paper burning within eight
feet Of a gasoline storage tank. One
gust sof wind and there would be but
little hope for your business section.
In the same alley on the same after
noon a janitor Of one of the blocks
bore out barrel OF loose paper and
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-17
Bowbells Matter Se,ttl e d
Typographical Error Will Not Keep, RnWbelIs
Pormanentlya Out Of Burke County,
Cases To Be Re-0pened ~

The fact that q stenosrapher some
time duEins the past, year. struck a
figure 1" instead Of a "9' seems to
have given some one considerable OF
"a fright, but every assurance is given
today that their fears are all without
foundation.
1t was because in certain findings
in the Burke county case, the range
had been described rs range 81 in
stead of range SO. that some one be-
came fearful that the city Of Bow
bells, which has ambitions of becom-
ing the county seat Of Burke county,
had ben left out of the newly Great
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FOR SALE-One pair iron gray
mares, three years old. weigh 3,47O
pounds; one safe with foal Gegis-
tered), one black mare, five years old,
weighs 1850. pounds, safe with foal;
one bay mare, four years old, weighs
1850 pounds; two black stations, two
years old, weighs 100 pounds each;
one bay stallion, three years sold,
weighs 1,75O; one,.roan colt, nine
months old. Stuff is all recorded and
bred In the purple. These horses
win be sold reasonably; don't delay,
They may be seen at HcGregor's Liv-
cry barn, in knot. W.. j.. Carroll.
owner. Minot, N. D.. 2 II ct
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"a. S. az =. Favor
Cooperative PLAN
County Meeting Held at Minot and Important
Matters Considered-NeW Officers Elected

Tho Ward County Union Of the
American Society of. Equity at their
meeting held at. the. Wheeler. hal,
Thursday elected the. following. off,
GERS: .. Biz.
President-M. p. Inhnson, Denny
brook. r.E
Wee Prssident-E. G.. hcIlroy,
Glenburn.. .a.,..
Secretary-Treasural-T. H. Squire.
Kenmara..
The outgoing officers are President,
e. G. McIlroy, Glenburn; vice. presi-
tary-treasurer; H. E., Thompson.
ThofsoR.
Plans were: discussed that will
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"Poison carrots"Weds !.

Grafton, N. D.. Feb. ED. H.
Pierce, formerly editor of the Graf
ton Record and widely known in
newspaper circles all ,oyer9the north
1yest: as tho Hits, &; MIS-. .: man. was
married here yesterday ;tos Miss Janet
sAnrchie. : This H.. Mr. Z Riarea's busy
week as be . Also received s bis ap.
polntment as psstmaster2 a day. Or two
ago. e. = 4
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started ito burn. it within q few feet
Of an old Christmas tree which lay
propped up against window leading
into q store room. j.. These are but
samples Of what l found. Hardly an
alley in the entire business section
is in a safe condition..
1T is true that Minot is about to
install a new water system and it is
likewise true that you have an ex
ce.lent and well equipped fire depart
ment, but these risks are too danger
GUS for us to assume under the pres.
ent rates. a. .
President LeSueur informed the
chief. of police last evening that all
Of the business men must be W armed
to discontinue the burning Of refuse
in the alleys ercept in closed recep-
tacle made out OF sheetEiron or SINH
lar metal. -, = Il ~
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all probability be the cause of = teer
operative packing house started i 1t
some good point IN the Northwest;.
An active campaign will also -
started to have all farmers elevator
companies take on the cooperative
plan,. and to assist in establishi1g'
equitable prices for all farm prod
ucts.
Mr.. Carl Rakow Of Wksstland.
N. D., was in attendance and da very
enthusiastic and instructive, meeting
was held. fasting until midnight.
The members are very jubllant over
tthe progress sthey are making. The
sentire county was well repreeanted.
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New Jury Panel

The new panel Of jurors drawn O.
as to allow those living In Burk
county 70 return to their hsmee is a
follows.
Theo Nockelby, Maryland.
Angus J. Mccormack. Roosevelt
]. H. Humphreys, Tatman.
G. D. Lambert, Surrey.
Simon Cook, Rockford. =
P. F. King, Donnybrook.
R. d. Johnson, Ham.et. (
Louis Kellarman, Grover. -
James Fennell, Brillion. :;
Willis Gettle, Cameron.
Charles Larson, Norway.
Samuel Benton, Shea.ey
John A. Lunden, Lund.
J. B. Seth, Hamlet.
Leon Vadnais, Spencer.
John Haaland, Maryland.
Henry Kingsley, Clay.
John s. Johnson, Ryder.
Jermiah O'Leary. Gleaburn.
Ed Aune, Minot.
Rasmus Jenson, Plain.
J. E. Christensen, forming.
Robert Waldref, Heckle.
T. o. Senness, Orlien.
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NOME MORE GOOD THINGS IN
FARMS ~ FRANK W. YouNGMAN,
THE REAL ESTATE BROKER, 1o5
nEisHUs ST MINoT.

YOUNGMAN'S AID Have for sale q
beautiful heavily wooded park down
the Mouse river . few miles, Of 40
acres, all level, of which II acres
y in garden. Would like three
or four good Mtnot families to 60
81 with me and buy a portion; q
4th or 9Th each for Q beautiful sum-
ner home. There would be two or
three acres for fruit and garden.
and six or seven acres beautiful
timber. tie larger kind. and enough
q it to build each family bungalo.
All kinds Of heath and amuse-
nents. tennis. boating. fishing. bath
ing, flower gardening, and 20 on
what real pleasure for the whole
1 family, children Fifteen minutes
BY auto, railroad station within
. walking distance; three or four con-
genial families look this up: ten
acres would cost you $500; eight
acres, $3.50; I'VE acres, $500. Come
and investigate. See Youngman.
YOUNGMAN's ADJ -TAasyaors y, Gar
II don and poultry farm; nice water;
nees-.six-room house and, hran; Ill
fenced; fruit trees and shrubbery:
easy payments- North side. See
Youngman.
YOUNGMAN's AID 3-24o-acre, highly
improved farm. two and half
miles southeast OF Ninot, John
Ehr's farm. This probably the most
beautiful farm around Ainot, an
ideal homo: price. as per acre. See
YohngmAn. - ~.
YOUNGAAN'S AID $50 aces choice
farm. nine miles north Of Surrey; ,
sets Of beautiful buildings; 40 acres
under . high state OF cultivation;
good water: 50 acres pasture. 70
buy this IL like buying gold dollars
for IS cents. See Youngman.
YOUNGMAN'S AD 6-160 acres one
half mile north Of Surrey; $4,000;
80 acres broken. See Youngman.
YOUNGMAN'S, AID 6-Beautiful 40
acre farm up the Mouse river, near
Foxholm; everything you could ask
for; $4,000 buys it, on easy terms (.
See Youngman.
YOUNGMAN'S AID 1870 acres; 80
acres broke; good buildings; water;
$3.50 buy the $40; $500 cash, bal
ance as you like; twelve miles from
Minot. See Youngman.
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ed county. A mere >apHl6cetion to the
supreme court. asking that the srrar'
be corrected will bring about the De,
sired result. and Bowba'ls, which has.
been out OIL Burke county since the
morning papers, Of the state were is
sued, will again. be official on the
Burke county map.
The ballots. pleaa!ngs. and in fact
everything having bearing upoH the
question is in. perfect form, the only
mistake being made geographically.
and having no more effect upe4 the
case than would the mispsRiAg OF
one of the simplest words In the
English, language. ..~.
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A wedding that will come as some.
what of a surprise was solemnized
at Ryder, February 3rd, when Martin
E. Frettum and Mrs. Donna Coons
formerly Of this city were united in
marriage. The wedding occurred at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hulet' north OF Ry
der, and vas . very quiet ahaar
Roy. Guam eaasiakN1s I
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W. W. Todd, a prominent attorney,
is in the Williams county jail, charged
with forgery in connection with re-
linquishment. He was arrested in
Oregon and brought back, but has
been unable to furnish bonds. Todd
located in Oregon several months ago,
where he is connected with a prom
inent law firm.
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r: j., sHt&glasa -. rstnEned Monday
smssning from Ras1p IS wsFees he sPenl
aatsfAsy Asa SpRdayas pm \: business:
Mr.. .IIigatas, rspoF that Nicholss and :
Shepard, tAe .ahg mach snery IL h!oNase
that he represents. ares plannips S;tt
build a branch. house in, Ainot and
that the actual operations will com
.mence in q short time. Mr.. Higgins
has but recently accepted q position
with this firm, but he . confident that
this year will be q banner enc IN tn'a
territory.
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Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 12-ln q
decision handed down by the supreme
court this Afternoon, the DISTRICT
court is reversed and the action
brought BY .Gilbert Holtsn against
John A. Beck Tor the possession Of
the Office of sheriff Ct Mclean county
is dismissed. Tho effect OF the, de-
oision Is to colnrm, Beck IN hts Of
Ace Of sherif and knock out Ho.ton
who wis ;appQtR ~ ae.a1ty ;eoS
zsjestoners % the 4reQRA that q "a
carey, e1ietet.
Back, 49, elected ;sAerr sse1 Mel 4eaa
sasnty At tn lat sisatase eRA a
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Netice. tor Bids.

- = Notice tor 6loS.
Notice is hereby given that the
board Of county commissioners OF
Ward county. North Dakota, will re-
ceive sealed bids. up, to. two o'clock
p. IA. on the 18th day of March, 1910,
for an electric light plant for the
Ward county court house, Jail, hospi-
tai and Nurses home. s..,.. g,
Bidders to submit plans for the com
plete installation Of the plant WITH
the exception of the wiring only.
Rights reserved to reject any or all
bids.
Bids. to be accompanied by certi'
fed check Of 500. 90 as a guarantee
to enter into a contract.
J Given lby order Of; The board 'e'
county commissioners this 18th day
of February. .;1o10. ~
s.haUls A. LARSON,
1saz4s County AH.adi l I
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Minot Ladies Guests Of Honor.

Minot Ladies Guests Of Honor.
One Of the most handsome func'
lions of the winter season was that
gwen last evening by Mrs. B. J.
Ness in her apartments in the Gram
Locke block in honor of Mrs. VIM. E..
Brownlee and Mrs. Patterson of Nj
not. Musical numbers en'ivened the
early evening hours, after which sew.
eral games of bridge were played.
Tempting refreshments were served
in the daintiest manner by the grac-
ious hostess, Terminating a most en-
joyable evenings entertainment
Devils Lake Journal.
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J o h n A. Beck Wins. Out
Man Elected Sheriff Of Mclean County Holds His
" "> " ~ Office

the same time, Sheridan county was
separated from Mclean. Book was
a resident Of NcClusky, 60 it was a.
legged in the case, At the time he ran
for office and was elected and the
county commissioners At their meeting
in January declared tho slice vacant
on the grounds that Beck wss net q
resident Of Mclean county at tho time
he was elected. Holtan was appoint
I'd sAaztf AN eEonght ~ action
AGAINST. RSsk 70 ,AsterpAas Ais s.iGt1
H. smes. The. eistrtet 'eeaet ilKAaNsgeall
= .Asetasoa eessan HslAesss ~
psintns1t,s u
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ToScAs CASE

The case against A. Toscas the
Greek Interpreter who is charged with
an implication In the alleged pass
frauds will be tried in this city on
February Goth. The case viii be
similar to that at Grand Forks in
which the defendant was bound over.
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The Arcade is especially good this
week. Marzella and her seventy live
birds will appear every night this
week. These birds are exceedingly
we'll trained. They talk, dance, turn
back springs, and dive through barn.
ing hoops. The birds seem to pos
sess intelligence almost human. No
one should miss this act.
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Sam Bader of the firm Of Bader 4
Rozen. is expected back from the
East this week, where he has been
buying a stock of clothing for the new
location which the firm will soon oc-
cupy in the Tompkins block.
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l.. G. Waldref of Minot, a brake
man on 1.-The Maxbass-Towner line
slipped and fell while the train was
sw itching = at Upham, and several
wheels PISSED over the back part of
his foot, tearing off his heel and a
portion Of his foot. He was brought
to Minot, where amputation of the
foot may be necessary.
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Woman Attended By Midwife Dies

Mrs. Carl Kruppe died at the North
western hospital recently. after hav.
ing been attended in confinement sev-
eral Gays before BY a midwife. Her
baby lived but short time. The de-
ceased was thaawife Of = farmer, who
recently moved to H4net. Mrs. John
Weston, who attended the woman,
was arrested and taken before Judge
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reaehers' Examination

i: A regular teachers examination Will
DO given March 18th and 18th, At the
school house IN Mohall, and the court
house In Minot. All teachers holding
permits or conditional certificates will
take this test.
Work will begin at $3.50 Friday
morning; all applicants should enroll
at that time.
RI e. G.. WARREN,
Superintendent Of Schools.
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MINOT MARKETS
DIRECTED EVERY THURSDAY

FOR SALE-Short horn bull, young
shorthorn bull, a full blood Bates, OF
the milk strain registered S15sSo,r
named Champion, 20 months old and
a beauty; price, 125, what he cost me,
is worth more, but have rented n5
farm and sold my dairy. Frank ~.
Youngman, los Reishus strest.
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Davis, and upon har promise never to
attend another case without the as.
sistance OF a physician. was given her
freedom. Many poor people do not
know that If they do not have the
means Of employing . physician. they
can have the service Of tia, countx
physician and the use of the hospital
when necessary.
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E. A. Madsen of Burlington passed
through Minot Tuesday en- route TO
Minneapolis, where he will spend
few weeks on business.
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Mrs. Smith. postmistress at Olive,
passed through M'not Monday, on her
way home from Kenmare, where she
visited a sister.