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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
ROOSTER COSTUMES
READY Eos USE
'CHANTECIFR" OUTFITS WILL, BE
SHIPPED TO AMERICA IN
\ FEW DAYS.

PARIS, Dec. S.--The $500 rooster
costume that Maude Adams Will wear
In Rostaaos play. "Chantecier," AS
Well as about seventy other costumes
Ter the American production. are now
completed ana will be shipped with
in a few days. The costumes were
MADE hy the firm that made those
for the 81 Martin production. hut are
said to be mus finer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

FIG STONE GAP, VA. Dec s.
Airs Anne Cr.s~etl Prescott died sua
Genly Tuesday night. having predict
az her death several days age
The body ~as shipped 10 Mount
t leasant. Pennsylvania
she is survived by her father. broth
err. son. daughter and husband t. j
Prescott, comptroller of the Ston*gn
Coke and Coal Company and Nentx
interests
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George ". Edwards.

CTLPEPEK. VA. Dec. s.-~c.eorge
". Edwards, died here yesterday Of
pneumonia, after one weeks Illness
aged seventy years, Mr.. Edwards for
the past twenty aNe years had been
an enploye Of the Southern Railroad.
and fer the past ten years the bag
gage master at Culpeper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
OBITUARY
Joseph, n. Mauxy.

Mr.. Joseph y Mauzy. retired
farmer Of McGaheysville. Rocking
ham county, died suddenly Tuesday
night at st. Luke's hospital from
heart failure.
He was active In public life In the
State, serving as steward In the West
cru State hospital at Staunton and
acting as county assessor FOR long
time. He fought through the Cieil
War AZ a member OF Sixth Virginia
Calvary.
His wife. who was Miss Margaret
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
PLEAD "WE,T"'
CASE IN LYNCHBCRG

LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. S.--John
Lee and Randolph Harrison. promi-
nent local attorneys, last night adj
dressed an immense audience, num-
bering about $500, at the city audi
forum on behalf OF the .'wets" Many
persons were unable 10 gain admis-
sion into the big auditorium.
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WINCHESTER. VA. Dec s.--iun-
ter Anderson, aho had been In bus
mess IN Richmond until recently.
came hefne. neer Winchester To die,
and passed away from tuberculosis.
aged th,rty-cisht years. lie leaves his
parents and i brother. Rev. Courtney
Anderson.
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Yancey. Of a prominent Valley fam
lily. Gied in 1898. OF their eleven
children, nine are stu living, az fol-
lows: Thomas K. Mauzy, travelling
salesman. Of Sta unton: Mrs. Edward
Eteilers and Mrs. Prentiss Weaver. Of
Island Ford. Roc bingham county;
Fey. J. Layton Aauzy, distinguish
ed Presbyterian minister. OF St. Louis.
No; Charles II. Mauxy. OF the Rock
ingnam National Bank, If Harrison
burg Mrs. J. II. Dyer, or Winston
Salem. ". G.. Mrs. Howard Hop
kins. of Washington. II. c.. Hal
Mauzy. Of ct. Louis Mo; end Miss
Margaret Many. OF McGaheysvliie.
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Mrs Annie L.. Smiley

SALEM. VA. Dec. s. Airs Annie
r. Smiley. aged sixty-,hree years, died
TUESDAY morning ut Ia oclock at the
hofne ~ her daughter. Mrs. Jessie
Msrtin. at Edgewood The funeral
viii be held Thursday from the home
and tnterment VIII he in East Hill
1 cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
SEABORN WRIGHT TO
FIRE FINAL VOLLEY

SUFFOLK. VA. Dec. s.--The Anal
volley in the local option campaign.
so far az the s'drys'' are concerned.
Will be fred on Sunday. December
is. election eve. when Seaborn
Wright. of Rome. Ca, will make two
speeches.
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Oldest In,iab itant Dead.

SUSQUEHANNA. PA, Dec. g.
The oldest inhabitant OF this county,
Alonao Boydan. died early to-day.
He was eleven months more than 100
years old. Until taken III with pneu-
monia week ago he was able to
work around his farm and to read
without glasses.
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W.tsogi--Stsntor.

HAMPTON. VA. Dec s.--Curi
Spencer Wilson ard Mss Elizabeth
Eiva Stanton we're married Wednesday
afternoon at . o'clock n the home OF
the bride. near the city. by the Rev,
john Anderson Jayne. pastor Of the
Church 81 Christ
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STAUNTcN. VA Dec. s.--Mrs
Susan Carpenter. OF Cumberland, Md,
died here Tuesday night, while on
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Louis
Hawking aged sixty-two years Be-
sides her husband. five children snr-
yiye
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
MAY SOON ERECT
!. NJ. c. A. BUILDING
PETERSBURG VISITED BY STATE
SECRETARY ACkLEY, WHO Is
LOOKING OVER FIELD.
LARGE FUND ON HAND
EAGLES ELECT oFFItERs--kEV.
PEMBROKE REED ACCEPTS CALL
TO 50. JoHNs--IiosrITAL
DIRECTORS MEET.
LARGE FUND ON HAND

fSpactal Ia tFh,. Richmond ytretnian)
prIrttfSIttlt1t. Va Deg s.-kay
rep,,,rnke ~ naaa a. ,ferkley. Va.
,ss a,s,ea,,tt.'t ta,s eatl rs,eI,tYv ex
t@naaa NV ~ re,o.s r@,iseo,,..I caurca
of reterst,urg 10 BECOME as it, rec
for AR ,,ead win f.uter upon the
fta..ba4.vc 81 mo ,s,tias an pscent,er
Is no nos 1sasn ,,aetor aY II PauPe
,,hure, -, ,{..rat,e,, for sor,a time
aratarn ara vas turned IN
on ,gearfsttav afternoon about
o'clock. due to thu t,lfrnlng OF a bail
of cotton on Sycamore street at the
stor. of Arlington X Green the prop
erts OF kosers q Met abe IL Is
thought the cotton caught hfe from
cigarette.
Elects ofhecr~.
The following officers have been
elected b. the Petersburg Aerie, oraer
ef Easlea far the ensuing term:
Worthy president. William IL Raj
ters worthy Vfee-presfdent. Joel r
Brown worthy ei4aplaif ia mes NJ.
Saunders. Worthy treasurer. George r.
%ewsan; worthy inside guard, John
Sherer. worthy outside guard, W. Lee
WheeifUasr. Trustees James *.
Wells Charles l. Se4ier Julian 7
Ieneh4 Physician, i,r ". T. jones.
sans R,rs ucmo,ed
%,
80 49,, ~ - a,,..,it
i'm hA - 20 ats.-
oeth s'z4s.'.A -, a5lsi ~.
= - " 'i@T No. - 80 = -,
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t.l1l = =. ss'lpps'S - 80 - =
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mr. W., t,fe, ftr.,,.s,,tf,, Inc ma.
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Special to The Richmond Nirginian
LEESBU RIG. VA. Dec. s.--NeHs
has just been received here Of the
asath In Oklahoma on Monday OF
Walter J Tiffany. son OF II :. Ttrany
Of Aidaieburs, this county. He was
swef1tS tour years old, and death was
due TO typhoid fever. He Mas a re
oent graduate of the law department
~ the University NJ Virginia. he was
"a brother u Mr., Harry Tiffany. Of
i.eesburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
POULTRY PRIZES Will II
BE AWARDED T01

HARRIsONBURs. VA. m
Nearly 500 birds are enterGM 4
second annual exhibition uk
tuai Poultry and Pet GE6
citation, which opened NG6f
the Sublett Warehouse hun
hibitors are present ffnn vi
States and among Tho ea3
coop which recently capfuf1 !
prize at Madison HQuare
r. l. Simmons. IN exD +
Judge. OF Charlotte. N a. {
the fowls and = number ~
be awarded The MinneIN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
Roll OF Oak Grove.

The honor ron ot OAK Grove school
for month OF November Is as follows:
la graue-~kalpn -,narews, Julian
hague. haymouu Trayior, bernard
oeiteft, rstelie Hague, Mary Hines
Annie Lowmau.
lB gradc--oscar Good. Lawrence
Mays, George Nunnaliy. Thelma Al
ley. Ethel Atkinson, bernice Cheat
nam, Ruth Gooue. barbara Pierce.
"a grade Harold Payne, Edward
BEDFORD, Eugene Rudd. Hazel Cheat
ham. Margaret Eldridge. Edeiweiss
Dobson.
2R grade--Nirginia keams
"a grade~--Nernon Parseley.
3ss grade--Eugene Dobson,
4A grade--Julia Goode Lorena
Moody. May Nunnaily
Az grade.~-Lola Cheatham, Maude
Goode. Vera BEDFORD. Louise Rudd.
IA grade-Annie Brewer. Hugh
Winston. Walter Guy. Louise Parsley.
5B grade-Elsie Schminke. Pearl
Nunnaliy. Carlton BEDFORD. John La
than, Virginia Bailey, Sarah Jones'.
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lanes q Inffx

Mr.. James G. Torty. of 1922 Beecr-
IL street, died Ut his residence We'd
nesday morning. in tho twenty ninth
year of his age. He leaves his widow
and 81 son. George.
The funeral viii be held IN the
Randolph street Baptist church al )
O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
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WiIner--W

LYNcHBU re, VA. Dee. AT the
parsonage Of Franklin Street Baptist
church the pastor. Rev. ". 7. Wing
field officiating. Miss Mary Wiley was
married 10 Mr.. Tom Walker Wilmer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

In marriage to Mr.. Alvin Vincent, O.
this city. The Rev r. w. Long,
the Christian church. officiating. IG7
Lohengrin wedding march WAS pla1s
ed by Mrs Cola Gill. They wer4 ON
tended b, Misc Lindsay DonAhue 4l2
Andrew Pugh. sSa
The bride wore a beautiful b1N1
travelling suit and white satin Ma1o1i
They left Immediately for Meaningless
They will be at home December ~, ss
Personal Notes.
Mt. and Mrs. James Ryland haNG
returned home. after an extended a.
through Florida. Texas and the SoG10
II. c, Beattie. Jr,, Ii visiting TT
aunt Mrs. Brazeale, in News
News. ssS8
Mrs. W. NJ Bridxeforth. OF -
porta, is now In South Richmond, =
will be the guest OF her mother W
January.
Miss Matte Ellington has retux1
from Crewe, where she has been
several days to attend the wedd1
OF Miss Elicit ssi
The regular monthly meeting ~
Foreign Missionary Society, Of the n
catur Street Methodist church win
held Thursday afternoon ct
church. The meeting is one Of NM
Importance and all the members ~
society are urged to be present. sa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
WEATHER CoNDIrIONS.

Most OF the interior Of tho country Ia
occupied this morning by a condition
of high atmospheric pressure that is
nearly all districts between the Rocky
Mountains and the Atlantic Coast. Tie
only exception to this rule 10 an area
OF cloudiness and precipitation in the
Lake Region This high pressure Will
drift slowly eastward during the next
Sc hours and will be attended by fair
weather In this section
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
Mrs. Mary Tcmple Williams

Mrs. Mary Temple Williams, wild
ow 81 Or James f. Williams died
"Wednesday afternoon. in The seventy
eighth year of her age. at the home
OF her nephew, ". n. Fish hurne. 3Ia
East Franklin street.
The funeral vii! be performed IN
-. James Episcopal church at 70
O'Clock Thursday.
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The Weather

RICHMOND, VA. Dec s.-Forecast
for Richmond ard vicinity: Fair and
continued cold to-n night and FRIDAY
WASHINGTON. d. G. Dec. S.~Fors-
cast for Virginia: Fair and continued
cold tonight and EridaY
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Gln--vinccGlt..

large company OF friends wit
messed very pretty wedding 1T the
home OF Mrs.. Gill Noyemher 30. when
her only daughter. MastA Exa given
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

These were the words OF JOSEF
Hankins. a printer. about so years old,
who appeared before Justice Crutch-
field III the police court Thursday
morning To answer the charge OF
breaking into The establishment OF Mr.
e. E. TAYLOR. OF 1915 Ross street. and
stealing beef hide He was sent to
the grand Jury.
Hawkins pleaded guilty from the out :
set and was deeply repentant--,,ot tie
surfaee-tear Kind of refnersa frequently
seen IN the police court, but deep
sense of his sin and n sorrow rarely
witnessed in the petty thief. He was
well dressed and has been working
steadily. He was reared In Richmond,
he SAYS, but has lived In a. number OF
cities. following the coll OF his trade.
The man is unmarried.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

A FOR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
yir9tnaan Want 49,, with hTiag you
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

EHE RICHMOND vIR0IN1AN WANT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08
USE Of WH|skEY
CAUSED HIS Ruin
SAD STORY or RESPECTABLE
MAN BROUGHT TO DISGRACE
BY DRINKING.

~ was crazy with drink when |
did II. | didn't want tire hide, and
I didn't need the little for which
X could have been sold. Whiskey
has t,,xf ruined n,e -
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An Advertisement

Christmas Mor is1' ; S;
delight after another each present
Excitement and pleasure shines in
the watchword and Peace EARTH good
will to men" is the keynote of this day of days
every expression the holiday spirit is manifest
trinkets
much promoted by love and
Each and there's happiness
joy for all.
happest is when the whole family
which the happiness of Christ
morning will be continued for
you a time wanted just such
Piano, INNER PLAYER Victor and
Cable Christmas Sale and select now
in years Richmond has the
had complete varied
choose. New Pianos from $4,000 Used
splendid condition, from $500 INNERPLAYER
marvel of the Victor Talking Machines
Small Musical Instruments of all kinds Violins
Music Books Albums Music
from which prices
on term
Cable packed from cellar roof with musical
bid NOW and
ma ready for Christmas morning
Cable Piano Company
213 East Broad Street.
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Held Missionary Meeting.

"Wednesday night at the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church q special mission
AIRY program MAS arranged fer thc &C
easion. II beng the missionary even
3Ag An Hum mated map MaR pre-
pared the points where the South rn
Presbyterian church has missions be-
Jug designated by burning tapers. TIE
n1asttrs was coniuctet. entirely by lay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

\ charter has been granted Bow
man Hros Inc. II Petersburg
tai stock. minimum. 100000: max
srn,tsn. so.oee: objects pac King
house and storage plant. President
John c. Bowman, vice president, q.
II. Bowman. secretary. +. Il. Bow
man, all Of Petersburg
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

Public Auction. .e
! will sell at public auction on
southeast quarter. Section %, Town
ship 1856, Range 81. one and three.
fourths mile west and one-Tourth mile
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south Of Surrey, and Ave and one-half
miles east Of Ainot, the following de.
scribed property on Friday, Feb. 18th
if stormy. it will be the day follow
ing).
IN Horses4 Head.
One bay team of mares.
One black mare.
One grey gelding.
cows-7 Head.
Two Jerseys, giving milk.
Une RED shorthorn. fresh by day
OF sale, coming four years old.
One red COW, four years old, will
be fresh in April.
One red COW, three years old, will
be fresh in spring.
One red COW, three years old. Will
be fresh in spring.
One good shorthorn heifer calf.
Machinery. =
One 12.inch gang pillow, best ever;
gooo as new. 4s
One gang disc pow.
One new l. d. gang plow. o.. ..
One 14.inch J. 1. Case gang pillow.
One l6-inch Good Enough Sulky
plow. .a.. ".-
One farmers handy wagon. H..
One walking pillow, 16-inch.
One Corn Queen corn planter.
Two hay racks. t
One Chatham Tanning mill.
Two harrow carts. .g~r
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Will Manufacture
Belt Shutters

s. H. Elicit and family will move
in from their farm near Mohall in
about = week. Mr.. Elliott's son
John has patented continuance to
be attached to an engine. in front Of
the boiler, which enables tho engineer
to throw the belt from the Ay, wheel
in an instant. A rod runs back to
the cab and BY giving 1t a pull, tho
belt 10 thrown easily from the wheel.
There was always more or less dan
ger in throwing of the belt in the old
way, and besides in case of an acci-
dent to the machine. the new method
enables one to stop the machine a.
most instantly. Besides, 1t 10 adjust
able, so that the belt can be kept
away from the cogs, resulting in q
saving from torn belts. The Elliotts
have used this arrangement on their
machine for the past two years, with
marked success. At the time that
John invented it, 10 was but eighteen
years of age.
Mr.. Elliott has sent for a car OF
material and will soon begin the man
ufacture Of the belt shifters in Minot.
Mr.. Elliott has been quite successful
in disposing Of the attachments, in
three days having received orders for
$1,000 worth of them. They will re-
tail for $40 each and are no doubt
worth more. n
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One float.
One hay rake.
One homemade sled.
One new Junior Garden drill.
Cne bone grinder.
One tool grinder.
About seventy-five posts and so0N.
barb wire.
Household Goods.
One center stand.
three bedsteads.
One new Perfection No. Boil stove.
One blue flame wicklesssoh stove.
One kitchen table.
One kitchen cupboard.
Fruit Jars, cream cans, etc,
Other articles too numerous to mem
ton.
About fifteen tons prairie hay, some.
oats hay, good COW feed.
Some oats in bundles.
Some potatoes.
Some oats in granarT. Il
About six dozen chickens. ..
Sale begins at 10 a.. m; free lunch
at noon. .s .G
TERMS OF SALR-All sums un,
der So, cash; sums over $40, credit
till oct. 1st, 1910 Notes draw 10
per cent interest from date on, good
bankab,e paper. s per cent discount
for cash on SUMS over $40. David
Frantz. owner; Chas. Moore, avg
tioneer; J. NJ. Meyers, clerk.
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From
Old Timers

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Parker Of Cui-
Ebertson, Ment. are visiting with John
Anderson and family. Just north Of
Minot. The ladies are sisters.
Mrs. Parker will be remembered
a. Capt. Rose Jarvis Of the Saliva
ton Army. who did such excellent
work here in Minot ten or fifteen
years ago, when there was so much
to be done. in Z religious way. and
churches wsrs not - A1merou1 40
they are At the 1rsssnt time.
Mr.. PASher ID an sld:siner, having
ssms to Mtnot abost twsnty-siEhs
years ago, ana has ridden in the sad
die al through this western country.
After their marriage ten years ago.
they proved up" on . claim near
Berthold, selling out and moving to
Culbertson about three years ago.
Fortune has smiled upon them, a. 1t
has upon 80 many Of tho pioneers.
Last November they started on an
eastern trip. which incls q. vtsjt
1T: the old .boyhood honSs6f NJ. Par
ksr 1t .AsAtah,la. OAia. mn MAsrsh his
axAa father sAad ,oeber AngsD3aEs i've
'Fhia5 ,alao Waited at ;5iBram1t1a1fd Ont, !:
BtE6&le. Niagara: .Fallsl 1'idsaos am
no Twin Aitiss,- Th41lsAaAe had a
must enjoyable time They spstarned,
from Berthold this morning, whore
they went to spend Q abort time with
al neighboTs.
After assisting in the Salvation
Army meeting In Minot this (Thurs-
day. evening they take tho Flyer"
westbound, for their Montana home. ]
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

, q rs go - F % u
Mr.. and le1s ~, T.. PSaee. Ars.
10. n. Bic6.tl ~ So lanl Win.
Lrth and family spent Sunday at tho
home Of Jack Mortelle.
Mr.. George Spooner and Miss ID
Jackman were married at Denny.
brook few weeks ago. these young
people have a large circle Of friends
which wishes them happiness and
success. They will reside on the
homestead Of the former.
John Holcher was Kenmare caller
last week, also Fred Pontius.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Quinn COT
Coulee were callers at Jack Mortells
one day last week.
Mrs. Fred Pontias has been on the
sick list. but at present 10 improving.
Miss Agnes Leiphold expects to 60
to Carpio soon to visit with her par
ents.
Mr.. A: Thompson drove to Coulse
last week and brought his daughters
home, who are attending school there.
They were surprised in the evening
BY q large crowd, who gathered in
and danced until the wee hours. it
being Miss Gladys sixteenth birth
day.
Word was received from H4. Fred
Bickneil Of Lethbridge, Canada, the
last Of January, that there had been
no sleighing yet, but We N. D. PEG.
pie cannot complain, - eur winter
has been nne % far.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10
SOUTH HILL ORANGES.

We saw Ed Norton walking down
the street Monday morning with a
branch Of an orange tree loaded with
fine big yellow oranges. Many thot
that they had grown on the south hill.
and they might have. at that. the
weather has been 50 balmy. but Mr..
Norton assured US that they had been
brought back by him from southern
California, where he had been visit
ing at the home Of his mother-in-law.
He had cut the oranges from the tree
the mor1ing he started away and The
leaves bad scarcely WfthaV4.
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ATTENDED AUTOMOBILES SHOW

o. n. Champlin, the big Surrey
farmer, returned from Grand Forks
Monday, where he attended the auto
mobile show. Mr.. Champlin vas
much interested In the various kinds
of machines. aud rumor has it that
he will buy three or four to use In
experimenting the work on his big
farm. Be that as it may. Champ"
has made enough ~uoaSy On ne farm
- that he CA we'll sAas1 u ~ ths
best Ia thSsGaehA.
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Four stray calves wers found
around an old barn near Maxbass.
nearly starved to death, The own
er was too lazy and careless to care
for them himself,
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4 . . y = d VI y H
pensas and tazes paid. 1.573.73
Indiv. deposits subject to
check ................... 31.911.58
Time certificates Of deposit. 22,107.71
Cashiers checka outstand-
"a aug, '..".,..... ...... 7.6O
Due to other banks 54,O26.s
AO0i .....S....,..... .ttV,6OO.6Z
State of North Dakota, County OF
Ward, S.:
!. John Werner, cashier Of the,
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true, to
the best OF my knowledge and belief.
JOHN WERNER,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 4th day of February, 1910.
MY commission expires Jan. is,
1913. 4
H. q. sORENsoN,
u i Notary Public.
y; Ward County. N. d.
JOURGEN OLSON,
H. +. HOGY,
Directors.
Correct Attest:
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TO FORM PARTNERsHlP.

{ is rumored that a partnership Is
about to, be, formed between r. T..
Frost, the Minot architect, whose
work is so well known here, and Jo-
seph Shelly, who has been here for
some months as supervising engineer
Of the Great Northern. They will
open an office in Williston. Both of
these gentlemen are so thoroughly
known to the people Of North Dakota
that there is little question of their
meeting the success they merit.-Wil-
liston State.
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Tea' L. YER and Kidney, 3 o.. ..25c
Threat GaTgle, 4 o.. /. ;. ....... &c
1'oothsche Drops. lie
Toothache Stopper. .l6o
veg. Comp. [formsrly
hesperance]. ~ 90
White Liniment, 4 o.. ~. .a5c
Wins Of Peruvian Bark,
~ y" 800. ....,...... ..S1.W
Witch Hsael Ont, go. Csc
WsEm Candy, lss. .25c
Worm Syrup. 2 o.. &c
Pounds Absorb. Cotton, l OF 1oc
Pounds Absorb. Cotton, 2 az. .l5c
Pounds Absorb. Cotton, 4 O. Sc
Pounds Absorb. Cotton. 8 O.. .4Oc
Pounds Absorb Cotton,
l6 OF cartons. ,75c
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

The Westhope Standard is trying
to get creamery installed at that
place.
Vic Corbett. the Kenmare postmas-
tor. is asking for re-appointment.
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aoAlps NOT GOOD.

had the effect Of putting the country
roads in not the best Of condition.
They are badly cut up in places. and
loads cannot be- hauled with as much
ease, as usual; N
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-02-10

Report Of the condition Of the Ger
man-American State bank at Bur
slington, in the State of North Dakota,
at the close Of business Jan. 31st.
r, Resources. Il
Loans and discounts. !346 .939. 81
~verdrafts, secured and IN
secured 1896
Banking house. furniture
and fixtures 5000. 90
Other real estate ~. $3.50
Due from other banks .... 5,468. 81
Checks and other cash
items -. 49,. sss.6s
Cash .................. 1,663.O9
Total 80. .$7O.6O6. 81
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in. $4,000. 90
Undivided profits less ex-