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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-05-04
Farm For Sale

arm F or SIG.
Owing to age and poor health, !
want to sell my 160acre farm, SIT
uated in the Mouse River valley, 3 l.:
miles west vf Minot; ordinary goct
house, good barn and various Other
buildings; also two wells. Some fne
timber on part Of land; easy terms
part cash. For further particulars In
quire at p Questad, Minot, y. D
Box SO. 20 t4'
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my premises 1t
Sawyer, three colts, one dark iron
gray mare, two years old, with spot
in face, weight $50; one bay mare,
two years old, weight 1850; one bay
mare, three years old, tail has been
chewed off and not grown out en-
tirely. Take up and notify me at my
expense. Edgar Bailey. til
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FOR SALE OR TRADEr-For stock
A Diamond pillow with breaker and
stubble bottom, run three yoArs
one Milwaukee mower, run years
one Mccormick hay rake. run three
years, one Acme harrow, run three
years, one hay stacker. J. E
Christensen, Minot, N. D., X. ).
Box 75A J ii II
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GOOD JOB.

Want 12O acres plowed and put into
flax and wheat, 40 acres wheat and 80
err. miles north Of Carpio. VIII pay
acres max. This 10 the Johnson quart
cash for the work and want it we'll
done. Apply. Frank W. Youngman,
107 Reishus street. Real Estate Brok.
or, Minot. This will bo Z good Job
for a farmer living close BY.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-05-04

The new hotel at Boulder Springs,
the most popular and up-to-date resort
in. the state Is enjoying large patron
age from Minot and vicinity. Every
body who has visited this resort Is de-
lighted with the place and accommo-
dations.
The delightful spring weather, pure
mountain air, and course Of mineral
water baths, will tone up the system,
cure your rheumatism, nervousness,
stomach troubles and other ailments.
A week or ten days at this we'll
known resort will convince you.
Rates. including III expenses, $3.50
per week End up. Boulder Springs,
Monta1a 4 "a chg
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Want to sell my 30 n. p. gasoline
traction and Peerless separator: good
condition; engine now last season.
Will give good terms to right parties;
also take good team IN part payment.
Call or address o. NJ. ChaDplin, Nj
not. ! 10 II
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The Van Brunt Drill pays for ttssl
every year o. the average farm. u
less horse desh. loso oeol and biESe
Yields than when other D1lls ~
u0oa.
Sold BY the scoheld Implement Co
linot. N. D. ,s~1" 3ll1.
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FOR sALE-Bu6 Orpington, DIT anl
Partridge Wyandotte. Rhode island
RED and buff and Brown Leghorn
eggs for setting. Address p. W
Myers, Minot, or phone ~.
O0oH
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rAKHN UP-at may home, N. w.
Sec. r. 1851, on Thursday, April
%, q light roam gelding, weight
about 1000 lbs.. ago 10 or IL, brand
Cd. A on right shoulder, and A. B
connected on lett shoulder. Had
halter on. Ma1e reached and short
tail. F. 8. Woodiwiss, Norwich, N
d.. r. /. 427 t 3 chg.
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WHEAT FOR SALE.

have $500 bushels of old blue
stem wheat at the Farmers elevator
ct Burlington for sale. viii soil
this for ssed. and Arst come first
served. We also handle corn. oots,
and al kinds Of feed. n. T. 1ogy,
Burlington. N. d. 3 ee tt
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TAKEN UP-At my home three miles
south of brady a dark brown horse,
with white star in head, heavy
name, weight 100 lbs, age IL or
IL years. Peter Riley, brady, N. d.
20 t.
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north of Minot, last Decem
Der, buckskin mule, punches O
bleeding warts on several parts OF
body and head, weight about no.
lbs. Notify James Johnson. MinoI
N. D. 70 t !
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The selection Of god seed gzai1
Is Of sreat importance. Of sQsal i'm
i'otsncs IL the selection Of Q good
grain drill.
tsuy . Vaa Bruat: the hight draft
cr,il. 81 sizes, sold On easy tsRDe
~ the Sconeld Implement Co.. Ninot.
:. y ! n L.
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I have one Maxwell Runabout for
sale. II you want It, call on r. r.
Warren, The Insurance Man. or write
Box 1853, Minot. 4 - tt.
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MONEY TO LOAN-Will make . foU
loans on farm and city property Or
easy terms. Lot box ee7. nilot
N. d. II II.
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FOR SALE-5 we'll trained work oxen
cheap. Would prefer the cash. H
w. Book, Sawyer, N. D., Sec. =.
Twp. 1853, Rye. 81. r.. 81
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Hotel anc
livery barn ct Surrey, N. D. Onl,
hotel and barn In town For fur
ther information call on or address
8. NJ Yoder, Columbus, y d.
-, -" -.@.. 3 80 II
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HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
My half section hrm for sale. six
miles northeast Of Minot. All cul-
tivated. good water, etc.,, and all per.
sonal property. Adam Blocher, Nj
not, N. D. r.. /. ( 1Stf Il.
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
Came to my place last November,
one grey mare. weight about LOCO :,
Owner can have same BY paying all
charges. Joe Zitko, Minot, N D.
Sec. s, Twp. 156, Rye. 81.
1 II IL.
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Money to loan by private party on
real estate F. T. Elliott, Minot, N
D. tt.
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VIII trade farm machinery for good
team OF horsos; must weigh $50 or
5000 pounds: soul1 an youlS
Chsmplin Implement Co. 10 Il
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FOR SALE-Full blood Bn1 Orping
ton egss. 81 90 setting Of IL Or
q. 90 ! hundred. I. r. Zook, MI
not. N. D.. r. 4, Phone, Rural
On. I u ~
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WANTED-To buy, . team Of horses
not too old, 1air chunks, for cash
j. F. Cline, Mfnot NJ d., r 8.
t1s @
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Two sows with young pigs for sale,
cheap If taken soon. J. 7. Louder
hack, Minot, N. D., R. No. 2 Sec.
81. 157- SO. Il.
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STRAYED-From my place, Twp. l52.
Range IS, Sec. %, on April Is, one
roam mare, branded, weight, about
900 pounds, halter on. Finder please
notify at once, Martin Frettem
Ryder, N D. 2 q t. chg.
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FOR OALB-Four yOung C1ydeodalo
stallioaS: these horses aFo oil REG.
istero4 ana have be0n raised her4
s1l AZ n nA0v ways Gupss3oe to
horses shipD0l n. AAlrsos W.
01SH, Brook3a1k ?. O.. n. Dsk.
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Try The INDEPENDENT WANT ADS
They Bring You Results

l.ecent analysis Of Granite 6prtna
Water shows that produc. - - Va,
Above SO IL per cent pure. 4.
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to work on farm,
single or Married. l.. G. Heath,
Riga, N. D. 1 ID tt.
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Chas. Kelley, who bought the VIM.
Scheineder farm has finished sowing
wheat and oats and is now breaking
for dax. Charlie seeded while other
folks slept.
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l make a specially Of washing lace
curtains; satisfaction guaranteed
NJ. j. Jarrett, phone 464. I 30 t3'
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increase the laying capacity OF y',ui
hens BY fesdiRx oyster sAells, ~ Jl.3b
per 100 h. oack, and none meal al
500 per 50 ID. sack RoeI Hardware
c..
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Just received a carload of the finest
large box elders that ever came to Mi
not Trees taken up with balls of
dirt on the roots. Call Minot Muir
sery.
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GOOD LARGE PASTURE.
Running water, trees and good
grass, three miles from Minot; will
stock and return same G.. D. Shaft.
ia
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We want to lend out in
the next few W. e k S
$4,000 on farm securi-
ties; good terms Call
or US. We can save you
some money. Dakota
M ontana investment
Co., Citizens Bank Blk.
Minot, N. D. If
Mrs. Louisa Birch, died at her
home in this city Saturday. Altar IN
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ESTRAYBD-Two 0ows, one black
and one red and white spotted
weighing 200 and ITS pounds. N
+. Milen, Surrey, r. l, Sec 34-156-S1
q 2.
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EGGS FOR MATCHING.
Single Comb White Leghorns, pure
bred; $1.O0 per setting Of thirteen.
A, L. Robb 81 Mill stseet. 331 to-
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STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CcNVEN-
TON.
N. D. State Sunday School associa-
ton will be held at the First Metho-
dist church at Fargo Nav 1e, II and
IS.
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Masury on Z can means quality.
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Mr.. Farmer:
If you have a little change ycu can
buy suit for yourself or boys at less
than wholesale price. VIII CLOS. out
these goods at once. Can re seen at
corner of First and Reisnus streets
225 mems and boys suits.
100 pairs mems and boys l,au:s.
10 dozen overalls and Jackets -
eweet1Orr & Co. Make Best IN Earth
II pairs corduroy pants.
A few rain coats.
Is pairs Kakhi pants, ETC., etc.
Come in at once before sizes are
gone.
This is no fake: goods are first class
and wholesale prices.
N. W. LAND CO.,
Cor. LIST and Reishus SITS.
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SALE OF LAND.

Notice is hereby given, That under
authority of an order of sale granted
by the Honorable N. Davis, Judge Of
the County Court of the County of
Ward, in the state of North Dakota,
dated the 9Th day Of April, A. D. 1911,
the undersigned, the administrator Of
the estate of Hulda Newman, late of
the City of Minot in the County of
Ward and State of N. Oak. deceased,
will sell at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash or its equivalent, sub
ject to confirmation by the fudge OF
said county court, the following de-
scribed lands, to-wit:
SW IA SW IA Sec. 20, NE IA
ME IA, Sec. 81 and N IL NV IA,
Sec 80, Twp. 1853, Rye. 80, in Noun
trail County, N. OAK, and Lot No. 2,
Subdivision of Lot No. II, Block No.
IL, CT North Minot, Ward County, N.
Oak.
The sale will be made on or after
the goth day of May, A. D. 1911.
All bids must be in writing, and
may be left at the office of Lewis &
Bach, Minot, N. Oak. or filed with
the Judge of said County Court, or de-
livered to the undersigned personally
CHARLES B, BURKE,
Administrator of the Estate Of HUI
d. Newman, Deceased.
Postoffice Address, M1not, N. Oak.
Dated May End, A. D. 1911.
5 t3
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-17
Death of John ". Gato.

Paris, Aug. 9.-The doo+L
morning of John W. Gates, tho ulS
lean f1nanciar, called forth moH amer
p~resstons of regret cabled FROM ex-
lca. MRS. Gates and son Charles Hl5 q
Gates. were with thte financinr ~, w.
ne died. Gates associates CIV "Iea
heath ought not to affect tho MS
market. Gates estate is estimo+ 0.OeK
between thirty and forty milIjon at
lars. Gates body will be nlooo. uol-
a vault, where it will remain ID
taken aboard a steamer for the T Tn4l
ed states; it probably will be t oLl,
10 America on the Kaiser WilSo Hrl
der Crosse, which sails from rLnl
Dourg next Wednesday. wy"
Gates had been in Paris ahc,,+
months. Two weeks after srrir s"O
ne suffered pains in the throat ans
an abcess affected his kidneys E uHl
nght1ng spirit and courage came tn 10
MS aid many times during the noOt
two weeks at critical stages. Tbo
immediate cause of death was boort
failure, following congestion of tba
lungs. =" LIE
Several times he was renortod r.
be at the point, Of death. but with tho
ald OF powerful stimulants, rallied
Inc pneumonia and kidney troubles
mad am%eliorated, somewhat Mondav
but early Tuesday morning. there was
a recurrence of the congestion of tho
kldnneys which was followed by a fur
attack Tuesday noon.
tuesday night Mr.. Gates suffered
a general relapse and gradually sank
unCl1 death interviewed. Mrs. Gates
and his son, Charles G.. Gates. had
been at the bedside almost constant
~ since Mr.. Gates illness was pro
nounced serious.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-17
HER $4,000 ANKLET ON VIEW
LenOx Hotel Guests Catch Glimpse of
Mrs. Hans Winterfeldt'S Novelty.

LenOx Hotel Guests Catch Glimpse of
Mrs. Hans Winterfeldt's Novelty.
Lenox, Mass, Aug. 8.-Mrs. Hans
Winterfeldt CT 524 FIT havenue, New
York whom some call the best dress
ed woman in the metropolis, is spend
ing a part Of the sur:nler III tie Hotel
Aspinwall. When asked 10 give her
openicn on the status of dress among
Lenox women of society she said:
81 haven't seen a really fashionably
gOWned woman in Lenox. In my op-
inion. the women of Lenox are at
least two 5~s behind the style, as
set by the P~arisians."
Mrs. Winterfeldt is the possessor
of the famous $4,000 anklet which
has been the talk of two continents.
It consists of a rare collection of dia-
monds and rubies. Her presence
caused many guests of the hotel to
Finger in the corridors Saturday and
Sunday nights in anticipation of see
ing the new fad of a bracelet at the
ankle. They saw it.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-17
UNDERWOOD FOR presidents.
A Friend OF The Distinguished Ala
bamian Would Have Him Promoted

A Friend OF The Distinguished Ala.
bamian Would Have Him Promoted
Editor Daily Herald: When the
National Convention conyenes some
time next summer to nominate a can
didate on the Democratic ticket for
President of the United States, the
great State of Alabama, standing at
the head of the roll of delegates, will
cast the solid vote of that common
wealth for Oscar Underwood. the bril-
liant leader of Democracy on the
floor of the House in Congress, and
it behooves the great Southland TO
Eollow where Alabama has blazed
the way and lend her undivided aid
to this powerful champion OF the
principles of democracy.
1t is time the South should again
assert herself as a powerful factor
in the government of this country.
The timeworn policy that a candidate
for the presidency from this section
of our country is persona non grata
to the balance of the nation is with
out n serious foundation in fact,
The truth of the matter is that to
the South the country is turning with
hopeful courage for a return of her
statesman to the helm of our ship of
State. In the Southland, the purity
of the principles of democracy, as
established by the founder of our
government, has been preserved with
a fxedness of purpose and a fidelity
to the people of the country as no.
where else in the United States.
Why, then, when we have presiden-
tial timber of the calibre of Oscar
Underwood, do we not assert our pol
itical independence and match the
intelligence and ability of our states
men against that of any other section
of our country?
In Mr.. Underwood, we have a re-
t~actful, conciliatory and
powerful personality-a champion
who has made the impress of his
on the nation from the Statue
of Liberty to the Golden Gate and
from Key West to Portland.
Mr.. Underwood has been my friend
and neighbor for twenty years, and
it is gratifying to note the kindly
manner in which you have spoken of
him in the Herald before now.
Yours truly
". A. Chenoweth.
Etowah, N. G, Aug. 9. 1911
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-17
WOULD REFORM The RACE.

Movement On Foot Among COIOred
People to Reach the Worthless and
Vicious.
There is On foot. among the better
class of negroes in Raleigh a plan to
reach those of the lower classes who
are living worthless and vicious lives,
and lift them to a higher level of use
fulnesss, that they may join in making
tae race of a higher standard.
Concerning this spirit of reforma-
tiCn, which, it would seem, has spread
Ito all the colored churches Of the
city G. Tudom Taylor, one of the
-egro leaders, said:
AS if from the depths of the seas
Genes a huge and lamentable cry Of
the poor and l~ong-suffering colored
people here. who have been for some
time enduring the immoral careers of
the lower classes of their race. They
are clamoTing for reformation right
at home. Then let the good work
spread abroad over the entire State.
THE better and upper classes of
5r.OIed people here have been for
some weeks wrestling with this same
Lnotty proposition, and from their
deliberations m a deep cry of APP
peal
10 speak the truth, it really keeps
the negro preachers Of the third
Lass churches preaching and yelling
ell n damnation' all the time in
)Tder to hold within bounds the aver
2ge negro attendant, and put him half
-traight for the remainder of the
week, until he can hear the word
again.
Tine better classes of colored peo-
sic have here gotten together and
are determined in their efforts to
aaleigh' a place where purity pre-
|ails. Colonel James H. Young,
Of the body, says that he is going
TO use every effort at his command
% assist the movement. Young is a
colored man of great weight in this
State, and much depends upon him.
Or. King, the colored Episcopal cler-
gyman here among the colored peo-
pie, who has already shown his metal
N a dignifed way, is another wheel
horse to the reformation movement
for a greater and purer capital city
IF the North State.
"Of course Nit is a known fact that
the EpiscOpalians have gained an in
road into the colored population here,
and they are-that is, those of them
who are under their administration
Secoming to be men and women Of
9kich5 the race is proud.
These colored men have before
them a strenuous task, one of which
from it's very nature would put one
u shame. They have the barbed-
wire fences to break through, and the
outstanding of the picking of it's
1erce throng in order to get at the
core of the intricate situation."+
News and Observer.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-17
Laure1 PARK street Railway Earning

The Laurel Park Street Railway
Company's earnings this year, 3to
August 10, have been ffty-three per
cent greater than last year to same
date. The street a line mas handed
approximately forty thousand pas
seHgers.
This very interesting statement
proves that HendersonVille has the
crowd and that Laurel Park, is es-
sential to the towns continued pros
peTity and growth as a resort.
In every ems of the word, 1.-THE
most beautiful natural park in Amer
icap is the playground of THE Resort
OF the South. 1t answers every pur-
pose OF a great central city park
with this adYantage-the taxpayers
have net n cent there invested it
costs them nothing for its upkeep,
and its enjoyments and pleasures are
theirs absolutely free.
1t is largely a matter of guess
work, this estimating of the number
of people visiting Hendersonville
from yea to year.
Of course, the postofhce receipts,
the Southern Railway business, the
bank deposits, are more or less true
indications of the size eff the crowd.
but none of them are quite as reliable
as this official statement CT the Laurel
Park Railway that they have, to date,
carried ffty-three per cent more pas
sengers to Laurel Park this year than
during last season.
Undoubtedly. before the season OF
1911 is closed, the street car COM
pany's receipts will show a still
greater gain than this remarkable
increase-how much greater it is i'm
possible to foretell.
But the excursionists will soon be
ON their way here-thousands of
them. HendersonviIle will get It's
full share. Most of them will visit
the park that has made Henderson
vile famous and when the record
breaking eason of 1911 is a matter
OF history it will be found that posi-
bly, n hundred thousand passen-
gers have been carried on the only
street a line in Hendersonville.
Just how important a part Laurel
Park played in drawing this vastly
increased number of people here is
not known-certainly.
Certainly, however, the ~far-fung
OF this beautiful estate has had
no mean influence en- the present
prosperity of Hendersonville.
The thousands annually visiting
here find their chief enjoyment in Wis
iting the magnificent estate, whose
beauties and charms are theirs with
out cost through the generosity of it's
owner, Mr.. w. A. Smith-public spir-
tied citizen CT Hendersonville.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-08-17
Big Deal at Brevard.

Yesterday the Franklin hotel at
Brevard was sold for $37. 100000 tt
Messrs.' Cleveland and Williams. of
Greenville, s. G. This deal has been
pending for some time but the parties
could not come to- terms until yes
terday when final arrangements we~a
made.
1T is not known positively what inn
provements are to be made but it is
certain that this popular hosiery will
continue to do an immense business
not only with the summer visitors
who yearly throng there but with the
commercial. travellers and transient
guests as well. For years this hotel
has enjoyed a wide patronge from
every section of the country and the
change of ownership will be read with
interest by numbers who have enjoy
ed the hospitality o fthis excellent
place.