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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-10

TUESDAY
Breakfast
Fruit
Poached eggs on toast
Coffee
Luncheon
Potato and egg salad
Hot rolls Tea
Corned beef
Boiled potatoes
Glazed carrots
Cabbage
Strawberry mousse
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
Corned beef hash
Popovers
Coffee
Luncheon
Bisque OF clam
Lettuce salad
Bread and butter
Dinner
Broiled chops
Creamed new potatoes
Baked cabbage
Compete Of fruit
Crackers
Coffee
THURSDAY
Breakfast
Fruit
Omelet
Toast Coffee
Luncheon
Cold corned beef
Potato salad
Dinner
Vegetable soup
Macaroni au gratin
Asparagus on toast
Rhubarb pie
Coffee
FRIDAY
Breakfast
Fruit
Baked hash
Popovers Coffee
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-10

1 Use a wire-covered asbestos mat for
" your iron stand, A rub over the
wire scours the iron. while the
asbestos protects the ironing board.
y. w.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-10

Luncheon
Stewed carrots and peas
Bread and butter
Fruit Coffee
Dinner
Halibut a la fiamands
Potato croquettes
Baked cucumbers
Mocha macaroon custard
SATURDAY
Breakfast
Cereal Bananas
Cream toast
Coffee
Luncheon
Strawberry shortcake
Cocoa
Dinner
Salpicon OF fruit
Fish I'm ramekins
Boiled mushrooms
Cucumbers
GOoseberry tarts
Coffee
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-10

June
Menus
Two Weeks Bills of Fare
For a Sensible Moder-
ate Family
BY HELEN LOUISE JOHNSON.
SUNDAY
Breakfast
Strawberries
Parsley omelets
Crusty rolls
Coffee
Dinner
Consomme
Roast chicken
New potatoes
Asparagus on toast
Coffee ice cream
Supper
Cold sliced tongue
Lettuce sandwiches
Baked rhubarb
Cup cakes
MONDAY
Breakfast
Nuggets
Toast Coffee
Luncheon
Strawberry shortcake
Dinner
Chicken croquettes
Creamed potatoes
String beans
Fruit Coffee
TUESDAY
Breakfast
Fruit
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05

committees. Their advise has no
authority effect. being merely sugses-
tive. ~ :.
A committee Of employees was
also selected. It Is composed Of GIL
bert Of Cass, chairman, Gibbons Of
Towner, Weloh Of Burleigh, La Moure
Of Pembina and Martin Of Billings.
No regular employees have as yet been
selected. ,.'
A resolution was adopted reiterat-
ing the belief Of the members Of the
senate in the republican state plat
form Of 1910.
Another resolution was adopted
strongly favoIdng an economic con-
duct Of affairs during the legislative
session. a.. ........
Following the proceedings Senator
McCumber and Congressman Gronna
addressed the members Of the senate.
The remarks Of both gentlemen were
WEN received and warmly applauded.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
CHARLES CAMPBELL
PER|SHFS IN THE storm
s4usky Young esLacs Farmer Becomes oe~''-
dered While On His Way Horne-Eody WAS
Found Near sled-Horses Game Home

Judge Murray and Joe Rowan drove
to Des Laos Saturday, intending to 20
out after the body, but the roads
were SO bad and the weather So cold
that they left the team and came back
on the train. Nick Rustad went out
for the body and in making the trip
froze mis- face badly. Mr.. Murrays
face was also badly frozen.
The body was taken to Des Lact
and then shipped to Mtnot, where the
remains were inferred.
Campbell has q sister, Miss lda
Campbell, Of Fredertckson, New
Brunswick, whom Judge Murray Wir
ed. She wired bask asking for 1ur
ther particulars and asking the name
Of the Priest. a.
. Campbell was q good sort Of fel
low and we'll Mixed BY everybody. He
vas a man with . strong oonsdtutton,
and his friends would have selected
him as the last man to perish In 8
storm. He had been quite traveller
having apsnt some time in A3as,h.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
WILL HAVE PERMANENT
FARMERS CONVENTION
Mjnot Decides TO organize Permanent Society
At The Time OF The Farmers Institute
To &c Heio here soon

Halvorson, l.. d. McGahan, r. W..
Youngman, l.. P. Weatherwax, Fred
Whitman, John Ehr, A. LeSueur aGd
others.
Mr.. Youngman believes that the
farmers are all right, and could well
be left alone to work out their own
salvation. He figures that what MI
not needs is an awakening along com.
mercial lines. He wants the city run
so that people from the outside towns
will come here to spend their Uoney.
Mr. Weatherwax pointed Out that
Minot ought to have Eore factories.
He said that in the east there were
many cities no larger than Minot with
several canning and tile factories.
w. C, McHugh told of the monthly
market says at his old home town,
Watertown, Wis. The farmers brot
their products, horses, machinery, etc.
to the town and they were sold to
each other, no auctioneer being en-.
ployed. Mr. McHugh believes that It
is a mistake to hold a public auction
on market day for very often a horse
worth 5000 will receive a bid only
$50
John Ehr advanced quite an idea.
He said that while the farmers would
appreciate a good dinner and the in
stitute, what they needed just now
more than anything else was a chance
to buy seed grain and feed for low
price. He thought that a committee
! ought to see the heads of the railroads
and try to get freight on such reduced
! to the minimum, This no doubt Will
receive further attention. ~..
The smoke talk was one OF the very
best that the club has yet held, In
the absence Of President Sherman,
L. J. Whiting acted as chairman.
Secretary Ellis announced that he
was disappointed in not bet1g able
to give the musical entertainment he
had promised, but said he would
surely have afine entertainment for
the next meeting. J
The club decided to hold the ~
cond "Get Together" dinner two
weeks from Wednesday night.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
IHElWARDCOUNY LEGISLATORS p.
sign Up WITH THE INSURGENTS
OsNsS - ''sss. 80. '''O~.s~~s's~
Every Member Signs Up With That Wing In The
ORGANIZATION of the House and Senate-Wal
Will BE On Appropriations Committee

mittee on appropriations. The west
ern part of the state will get such re-
cognition as they never received be-
FORE
the following Is a list IT the In
surgent senators signing up:
Dlken of Traill county Gilbert OF
Cass county, Johnson of Sargent coun-
ty, Whitcher Of Barnes county, Elnng-
son of Steele county, Syvertson Of
Rolette county, Duncan Of Benson
county, Gibbens Of Towner county,
Steele Of stutsman county, Welch Of
Burleign County, Garden of Bottineau
county, Wallin of Ward county, Put
nam Of Eddy county, Bessessen Of
We1ls county, Davis Of sheridan coun-
Il, Kretschmar Of Mcintosh county.
Welo Of McHenry county. Thoreson
of Barnes county, Plain Of Cavalier
county. Gronvold Of Pierce county,
Williams Of Mclean county and
Steele Of Renville county.
Bismarck, N. D., Jan. The
senate caucus was carried out accord
ing to programme with the Insurgents
dominating every movement.
IT was determined that Leuton-
ant Governor Burdick should name all
the senate committees, but an advis-
ory committee OF hve was selected
to assist him The committee was
composed Of Steele Of Ward, Steel Of
stutsman, Bessessen Of Wells, Simp-
son Of Stark ana Talcott Of Cass.
with their assistance the presiding
ofilcer will name all the standing
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05

Charles Campbell, aged 80 years
and single, was frozen to dea.h ten
miles southwest of Des Lacs last
Thursday night, while enroute to the
farm home of Mrs. Boucher, by whom
he had been employed as farm hand
tor the past four years.
The man had taken load Of hay
to Des Laos that day and started home
towards evening. The ma nwas within
three fourths Of . mile Of homo. and
only 200 yards from a house. when he
became bewihered in a storm ano
lost his way. He had unhitched Ms
horses and it is thought that hs tried
to mount one Of them, but be was
to- far gone. He was found lying on
his back. q few feet from the hay
rack, Saturday morning. by friends
The horses had gone home AMI An
alarm was given for the miss1ns man
Tracks In the snow told OF the
mans predScameot. He ha4 walkea
IN q circle for long time. bsfore e,>
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
!. n. tANLEY Of MANDAN WILL
If SPEAKER Of THE HOUSE

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 81. M. Han
ley Of Morton county will be speaker
OF the next house Of representatives.
This was decided in eliminating eau
Gus held here this morning to deter
mine the nominee. The result was
attained on the fifth ballot, the vote
being between Hanley and Hommes,
who was the last man to be eliminat
ed.
A general caucus will be held this
evening to ratify the work Of the elm
mating caucus this morning.
On the first ballot Sorlie was elm
mated.
Ployhar fell on the second
Frame was the third to get the az.
Price of Fargo lasted the fourth
round, when he received solar plex,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
THE WORST BLIZZARD
seen FOR many YEARS.
FOR Several Hours Elements sRaaed-Some DAM
age Done In Minot-Trains Were All Late
NO Men Killed Near kenmare As Indirect Result
Of storm-Nasty Wreck On 500 At Mnot

1t is feared That there were n1rl.
ber of deaths from the storm in the
state.
TWO MEN KILLED At KENMARE.
AS result of the storm, two men
employed on the section at Bowbells,
were killed near Kenmare by the
Flaxton train Tuesday evening. They
were M. O. Olson, the section fore
man and Chris Nhrud, laborer. They
had gone on the line to inspect the
wires. which had been blown down by
the storm. and did not hear the ap-
proach of the train until it was righr
on them. Their mangbed bodies were
discovered lying near the track We'd
nesday morning. Both must have died
instantly.
Olson leaves a large family. The
bodies we're taken to Kenmare, where
they are held, pending a coronors In
quest If one is deemed advisable.
WRECK ON 500 AT MINOT.
AS a result of the storm, there was
a nasty little wreck near the 500
stock yards, just east of the city about
645 o'clock Tuesday evening. The
Bismarck train had just arrived and a
switch engine had been attached to
the train to take it to the round house
spur While the train was still on
the main track, No. 105, due in MI
not at 2:O5 p. m. came along at the
rate of IL miles an hour, and crash
ed into the switch engine and the
Bismarck train. No lives were lost
and in fact no one was injured. The
switch engine was driven into the
baggage car, knocking that car on it
; trucks. The water tank Of the Bis
marck train was also thrown OF the
! trucks, and the engine OF No. 1O6 Wal
considerably battered pu. The storm
was coming right in the face of thu
engineer of No. los and he did no
see the switch engine at IN.
The Great Northern wreckinG crew
was called out but it was not unit
four o'clock Wednesday morning .ha
!. the wreckage was cleared. Tho pa
sengerv Of No. los were hauled to th>
Leland in buses and they rsmafnes
until tho train was ready to 60 ol
the next morning.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05

At the Smoke Talk at the CONNER
cial club rooms Wednesday night, the
business men of Minot decided tnat a
permanent Association, similar to the
Grain Growers convention which
meets each year at Fargo, should De
organized in this city, the organiza-
ton to be perfected at the time OF
the Farmers Institute to be held with
in a few weeks, exact dates to be
given later
The consensus of opinion of the 70
men present, was that whatever Minot
could do for the farmers in the way
way of educating them along agri-
cultural lines, would indirectly bene-
fit this city.
A committee consisting OF E. 8.
Person, Leslie Miller and Martin ia
cobson was appointed, to attend the
Grain Growers convention, which
meets at Fargo Jan. II, 1S and 10, and
ascertain points of value concerning
the organization. 1t is quite likely
that an experienced organizer will
be secured to be with US at the time
of the institute.
There were several lively discus
siCns pertaining 20 the farmers 1nstl
tute, and how =, should be conducted
A motion was passed for the Chair
man, l.. J. Whiting to appoint a com
mittee of five to have complete charge
of the arrangements for the institute
and that committee is empowered tt
appoint sub committees.
Minot intends to give the farmers
a. good time. They will likely D|
given free dinners and perhaps al
entertainment for those who desire u
remain for the evening session. tn
Institute may last two days. It ma
be possible to secure, Campbell, tn
dry farming expert. He expects to b.
in North Dakota about that time any
way, and whether he comes on tha
date or not, the Commercial club II
making an effort to meet his require
ments, SO he can give one day Il
Minot.
Short talks were made by d.
Person, W. C.. ,McHugh, Halvor !
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
CHAIRMAN AGAIN.

The county dads are in session this
week AmundsOn was reelected
chairman. The board is doing routine
business and will probably order a
few bills paid for gasoline for the
county's electric light plant
The matter Of the selection of the
official papers for Ward county will
come up at this meeting. The mum
ber will be reduced five to three in all
likelihood. The Independent vii
not be one of them though we will
continue to print the proceedings.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05

Senator John Wallin and Represen-
tative John J. Lee returned from Bis
marck this afternoon, the legislature
having taken an adjournment until
Jan. IL. during which time the various
committees will be arranged. The
other Legislators are not expected
home.
Speaking Of the prospects f0r legis-
lation in the present session, Mr.. Wal-
lin said: Everything looks Ike
clear sailing, and think That there
VIM be trouble whatever in getting
through all legislation recommended
II tho Republican platform. The Sen
ate and the House were both organic
ed largely insurgent. Two years ago,
there was no such a distinction and
much good legislation was retarded.
81 think that there will be no
trouble in getting the Minot Normal
school appropriation bill through,
Ws may get all that we ask, but We
wfn ct very respectable appropria-
tion.
Gov. Burke delivered his message
wednesday afternoon and Il was =
aood one. He strongly recommend
"a IN his message the passage Of the
llinot Normal school appropriation
Ain."
The Iegislators from this district an
slgnsd up with ths Insurgents. It
Ioon @ though they will be we'll
taken care q on the various commit
see. Il u quite certain that 0enators
Walain and Lands vim 30 On the COM
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05

The first real blizzard of the year
scurred Tuesday when the elements
es.samed to have been twisted all out
Of shape. .--
The cold snap broke Tuesday morn
inb, when q heavy snow started "
1all. continuing for several hours. A
brisk wind came up filing the air
With the fine snow and making tramc
particularly disagreeable and consid'
srably belated. -..
The trains were all late. Scarcely
4 farmer came in from the country
.nh business men were content to
rsmain at their places OF business and
dean up the odds and ends Of the
year. -..-.-.
THE DAY MOST PECULIAR.
For a variety Of weather, last
Tuesday beats anything we have
ever seen. Early in the morning, the
thermometer stood 20 below zero.
The temperature rose at rapid rate
until at noon the thermometer stood
30 above and the snow commenced
to melt. The elements soon became
to shape themselves for a big blizzard
which started in the afternoon, last
ing nearly all of Tuesday night. Wed
nesday morning broke clear.
The entire Northwest was held IN
the throes Of the blizzard, Tuesday
night, and it is easily the worst storm.
OF the kind that has visited this sec
uon of the state during the past seven
ar eight years. While the seorm was
nost intense for several hours, 1t die
not last q long as the old t1mers
which usually held out two or three
days.
The snow was . Ane as powder and
when one IVES compelled to faoo tne
:seosm, his brsath vas nearly taken
away. The wind seemed to come
rom every direction. twisting In an
unmerciful manner. Trafhc was ex
treneiy dimeslt sad many wsre near
y carried frDn thetr feet.
ososiderAbls lAmAge was done e
eroperty. i aumber of Dla*s Elasl
wa1dows were blown in. one q the
Daston stsfS. ~ one ct the Lelana
hnkn&
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
COMMANDERY WILL GIVE BALL.

Invitations will be issued within a
day or two for Masonic ball to be
given under the auspices Of De Molay
Commondery, at the Masonic Temple
the night of Jan. 13. All Sir Knights
will appear in uniform. All Masons
and their ladies will be cordially in
vited. The committee on arrange
ments is Major Person, G. A. Fisher
and A. J. Brunner.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
ROBBED GROCERY STORE.

Fred Ossenbrink's grocery store
was broken into one night recently,
the thief stealing SO five cent cigars,
some chewing tobacco and some small
change in a drawer. He left the ten
cent cigars, and molested nothing
else. He gained entrance by forcing
a stick through q window.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
EAUCHALD BUYS
GORDON STOCK.

GORDON STOCK.
The stock Of Gordon Bros. which
was in the hands OF a Trustee was
bought by Fauchald Bros. last Fri
day morning. There were five bid
ders for the stock, when It was plac-
ed OF sale Thursday afternoon, but
three bidders soon dropped out
Finally the Trustee offered the
goods at lump sum, AMI Fauchah
Bros. were successful, paying be-
tween eleven and twelve thousand tor
the same. or practically sixty cents
on the dollar.
Gordon Bros are back In business
at their old standin the Optic block,
where they viii do tailoring, shoe
repairing, and loan money on ard-
cles Of value.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
KELLEY QUALITIES.

Sheriff Kelley qualified for office
Tuesday and took charge Of affairs at
once.
Treasurer-elect Weatherwax will quail
ify sometime this week, as soon as
his bond is filed. Surveyor Frann,
has now qualified and the other offi'
GERS are all hold-overs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
scHALABERG IS DEPUTY.

ScHALABERG IS DEPUTY.
Sheriff Kelley has appointed John
Scnalaberg his chief deputy. The
deputy at Kenmare has not been ap-
pointed as there is some difference
of opinion on the part of the citizens,
to whom they wish appointed. Kelley
win appoint the man they select.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
FIRE At PETE eEERTELsoN's

FIRE AT PETE BEERTELSON'S
STORE.
A bad fire was narrowly averted at
Peter Beertelson's big store at Ken
mare, the first of the week. Commis-
sioner Sanders tells us that for time
it looked as though Pete's Emporium
would 20 up in smoke. The fire lad
dies got out in extra good time, how
ever. and saved the store. Quite a
lot of the stock was damaged by
water.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
SURREY BOY IN SERIOUS

.. '. nu... CONOlTtON.
Milo Burns, the ten year old son
Of J. H. Burns Of Surrey, who was
operated upon for appendicitis Z few
days ago, submitted to a second opera
ton this morning. The little fellow
is In very serious condition and It
is feared that he cannot get wen.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05

On the fifth ballot only Hanley and
Hommes were the contestants. The
result was Hanley 68 and Homnes Is.
There appears to be little or no Ill
feeling over the result. The nomina-
ton of Hanley was brought about in
a perfectly legitimate manner and it
is thought the new speaker will give
the utmost satisfaction.
Hanley is very satisfactory to the
stalwarts. He has always been class
ed as stalwart till ,nls fall, when he
made the announcement that ne was
an insurgent. He has never been re-
garded as a radical.
His selection delights the militia
boys, as he is prominent in national
guard work.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05

The Minot Hide and Tanning Co.,
is doing a land Office business this
week. They are shipping three cars
Of hides east besides unloading car
load OF salt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05

John Drummond Of Burlington has
returned from Grand Forks where ho
spent the holiday at the home Of nis
son, W. II. Drummond.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05

The Secretary Of the Ward County
Agricultural Fair Association announ'
ces that the annual meeting will be
held at the Commercial club rooms In
Minot, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon Of
Feb. 8. Officers or the ensuing year
will be elected, and other business
will be transacted.
The management desires to wei
come the farmers especially and they
will be given the privilege Of the
floor for the purpose Of discussing
plans and premiums for the 1911 fair.
New members will be received up
on payment Of $500 to the secreeary'
The annual dues are $1.O.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05

Mrs. Alex Scarlet Ii reported Ii
at her home on Belyea avenue.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
WILL ELECT OFFICERS
FOR THE FAIR.

Annual Meeting viii be Held ae Com
morclal Club Rooms Feb. 9. Farm
ers Especially are Invited.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-26
CAME BACK HOME
TO GET BAGGAGE
FRANK PLuMMER TOOK BUT TWO
BATHS AND THEN HAD TO
COME BACK TO FARGO TO GET
HIS 5AceAeE-WILL LEAVE
FOR HOT SPRINGS TODAY.

Such a simple thing as baggage
caused Col Frank Plummer of the
federal court to make a trip clear back
to Fargo from Boulder, Mont. Hot
Springs. Frank has found the missing
suit case and will leave again tomor-
row afternoon for the west, where he
will again take up the baths for his
rheumatism.
Plummer surprised his friends yes
terday afternoon when he appeared on
the streets of Fargo.
The colonel is an extensive traveller,
but a somewhat unlucky one and the
same jinx which hoodooed him some
years ago, when he left San Francisco
for Australia via Cape Horn and wound
up in Liverpool-"having passed Aus
tralia in the night"-seems to be still
pursuing him.
Frank checked all his wearing an
parel and worldly possessions when he
left here to Helena, but on arriving
there, much to his surprise the bag
gage was not in the Helena depot. He
went on to Boulder, leaving directions
to forward the satcheI when it arrived
at Helena. But after waiting a week
and until it required close inspection
to determine where the formerly white
shirt left off and Frank began, he re-
turned to Helena with his check and
blood in his eve, where he made anoth
er demand for the missing baggage.
The intelligent baggage man at that
point, instead of sending a tracer for
1t. gave Frank letter to the baggage
man at Fargo, and armed with this
Frank returned yesterday 1t took
less than two hours for the N. p. bag
gage man here to locate it, as having
been put off the train at Garrison, BY
some mistake, so the missing baggeg
some mistake, so the missing baggage
will again return to Boulder to finish
his course of treatment.