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Holbrook argus., 1911-01-31

C.N. Shaeffer, of Babbitt Bros. meat market, made a brief visit to Flagstaff Sunday.
Holbrook argus., 1911-01-31

Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Bishop and son, of Belen, N. M., stopped in Winslow Tuesday to Thursday enroute to California.
Holbrook argus., 1911-01-31

J K. Vaughan and son Gilbert, of St. Joseph, Mo-, were guests of MT and Mrs. w. A. Parr Thursday. Mir. Vaughan having accepted a position expects to locate here permanently.
Holbrook argus., 1911-01-31

MT. w. H. Walker left here last week for Los Angeles for medical attention at the Santa Fe hospi- fo1
Holbrook argus., 1911-01-31

Mrs. Bingley returned last week from an extended visit to Southern California.
Holbrook argus., 1911-01-31

Miss Genevieve Stewart, of Hoxey, was a dinner guest Thursday of L. H. Ball and family.
Holbrook argus., 1911-01-31

Mrs. Hattie Penrod and daugh- ter Dorothy left on No. 10 Sun day for their home at Ft. Apache after a few days visit with her folks, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Tender son.
Holbrook argus., 1911-01-31

Miss DOtty Stevens and sister of Fort Apache spent Sunday visiting with Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Henderson.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-01
sHR1NERs, TRIBUTE TO scHIEY

READING, Pa., Oct. :. - Rajah Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, this afternoon paid the first public tribute to the late Admiral Sehley. Following the memorial exercises the Shriners marched to Penn common and planted a weeping willow tree in memory of the admiral.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-01

 Cole 6, Geary 4, Jones &, Melczer :. State Senators (R) Denison |, Joslin l; (D) Cunniff s, Rutherford 4, Wood 12.
 Representatives-(R) Bradbury g.. Bradley ?, Hughes l, Reissman l; (D) Hall II, Linney II, Moore II, Wren g.. Superior Judge (R) Parks l, Smith l; (D) Hawkins 10, Talbot l. Clerk of COurt-R) Watts 2; CD Farley 12.
 Sheriff-(R) Keeler l; (D) Mer- ritt 12, Thompson l.
 RecOrder-(R) Ebel l; (D) Col well 13.
 Treasurer (R) Gentry l; CD Rogers 13.
 School Supt.-(R) Persons l. County Attorney-(R) Mitchell 1; D) O'Sulivan s, Russell 5. Assessor - (R) Campbell 2; CD Bethune TO-
 Road Supt.-(R) Bennett l; CD Clark 3, Conard 4, Woodruff B. SurveyOr-(R) Waara ?; (D) Lin ney II.
 Supervisors (R) Harrington l., Heap l, Smith 1, wingfield l; (D) Broaded :, Francis 4, Mason f. Sehuerman 6, Stephens 10, Stewart 3.
 WHITE CLOUD Seantors-D) Ives I, Ling ?, o. Neill l
 COngressman-D) Hayden ?, Win sor l.
 Supreme Justiees-D) Cunningham l, Franklin ?, Pattee 3, Ross g.. Rouse l.
 Governor (R) Wells l; CD Hughes l, Hunt l.
 Secretary of State (D) Robin son 3.
 Auditor-(D) Thum 3.
 Treasurer-O) Johnson 3. Attorney General-(D) Bullard 3. Supt. of Sehools-(D) Case 3. Corp. Commissioners-(D) Short 3, Cole 1, Geary 2, Jones 3.
 State Senators - (D) Cunniff 3, Wood 3.
 Representatives (R) Bradbury ?; (D) Hall 3, Linney 3, Moore 3, Wren l.
 Superior Judge-D) Hawkins ?, Loy l.
 Clerk of COurt-D) Farley 3. Sheriff-(D) Merritt 3. Reeorder-(R) Ebel ?.
 County Attorney-D) O'sullivan 3 Assessor (R) Campbell l; (D) Bethune ?.
 Road supt.-CD) Conard l, Wood ruff ?.
 surveyOr-(R) Merritt l; CD) Lin ney 9.
 Supervisors-(D) Broaded ?, Fran eis 3, Stephens 3, Stewart ?.
 OAK CREEK
 Senators-(R) Cameron 6, Smith 5; | D) Ashurst :, Ives 1, Ling ,, O. Nein l. Pickett l.
 Representative (R) Williams 6, (D) Hayden 6, Winsor l.
 Supreme Justiees-(R) Doan 6, Doe 6, Kent ,; (D) Cunningham 4, Frank lin l. Pattee 6, Ross 4, Rouse ?. Governor-(R) Wells ?, Young f; (D) Hughes ?, Hunt 5.
 Secretary of State-(R) Cleaveland 6; (D) Osborn 3, Robinson 3. AuditOr-(R (R) Mauk 6; (D) Gala ghan f, Thum ?.
 Treasurer-(R) Fisk 6; CD John son 6.
 Attorney General-(R) Christy 6; (D) Bullard 6.
 supt. of sehools-(R) Jones 3, Phil brook 3; (D) Case 6.
 Corp. Commissioners (R) DePass 6. Pool 6, Sturges 6; (D) Short g. Cole 3, Geary f, Jones 6.
 State Senators (R) Denison ,, Joslin ,; (D) Cunniff 3, Rutherford 6, Wood 3.
 Representatives (R) Bradbury :, Bradley 6, Glenn 3, Hughes 6, Reiss- mann ?; (D) Hall ,, Linney 3, Moore $, Wren ,.
 Superior Judge - (R) Parks I, Smith 6; (D) Hawkins l, LOy 4, Talbot 2.
 Clerk of Court-(R) Watts 6; (D) Farley :.
 Sheriff-(R) Keeler 6; (D) Drew 4, Merritt 3.
 Reeorder-(R) Ebel 6; (D) Col well 6.
 Treasurer (R) Gentry 6; (D) Rogers z.
 School Supt.-(R) Persons 6. County Attorney-(R) Mitchell G.; l LnN O,Srlliran 9 Russell 2
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-01

Reeorder-(R) Ebel 3; (D) Col well 16.
 Treasurer - (R) Gentry 3; (D) Rogers 17.
 School Supt.-(R) Persons 3.
 County AttOrney-(R) Mitchell B; (D) O'Sullivan :, Russell Il.
 Assessor (R) Campbell 3; (D) Bethune r.
 Road Supt.-R) Bennett ?, Chil- ders l; (D) Clark l, COnard :, Wood ruff 6.
 surveyOr-(R) Merritt 9, waara l.; (D) Linney 1S.
 Supervisors (R) Harrington 3, Heap l, Sauer l, Smith l, Wingfield l; (D) Broaded 10, Francis 9, Sehuer- man 9, Stephens IA, Stewart l, Ma son ,.
 HUMBLE BEE Senators-(D) Ashurst l, Ives l, Ling ?, Pickett l, Smith 4.
 COngressman-(D) Hayden ,.
 Supreme Justiees-Franklin 4, Pat tee 3, Ross ,, Rouse 3.
 Governor-D) Hunt I, Weedin 4. Secretary of State-(D) Osborn ,. Auditor-(D) Callaghan 3, Thum ?. Treasurer-(D) Johnson ,.
 Attorney General-D) Bullard ,. Supt. of Sehools-D) Case ,.
 Corp. Commissioners-O) Short 4, Cole 3, Geary 4, Jones 3, Melczer l. State Senators (D) Cunniff f, Rutherford ?, Wood 3.
 Representatives-(D) Hall I, Lin ney 4, Moore f, Wren 4.
 Superior Judge-(D) Hawkins ,. Clerk of Court-(D) Farley 4.
 Sheriff-(D) Merritt ?, Thompson 3 Reeorder-(D) Colwell 3.
 Treasurer-D) Rogers 3.
 County Attorney-O) O'Sullivan ?, Russell ?.
 Assessor-(D) Bethune 3.
 Road Supt.-D) Clark 4, Conard l. Surveyor-D) Linney ,.
 Supervisors-(D) Broaded l, Fran cis 4. Mason 4, Stephens ,.
 WILLIAMSON VALLEY
 Senators-(R) Cameron ?, Smith l; D) Ashurst 9. Ives 1, Ling 6, O. Neill I. Pickett l, Smith ?.
 Congressman-(R) Williams 1; CD Cobb l, Hayden 10, Winsor l.
 Supreme Justices-(R) DOan l, Doe ?, Kent l; (D) Cunningham 3, Frank lin 3, Pattee 9, Ross g, Rouse I.
 Governor-(R) Wells l, Young 1; (D) Hughes ,, Hunt ?, Weedin l.
 Secretary of State-(R) Cleaveland l; (D) Osborn 4, Robinson 9.
 Auditor-(R) Mauk l; CD Calla- ghan 4, Thum 3.
 Treasurer-(R) Fisk l; CD John son s.
 Attorney General-(R) Christy l. D) Bullard :.
 supt. of SehOols-(R) Jones 1; CD Case :.
 Corp. Commissioners (R) DePass l, Pool l, Sturges l; (D) Short 3, Cole 6, Geary 3, Jones ,, Melezer 3, State Senators - (R) Denison | Joslin l; (D) Cunniff 6, Rutherford 4. Wood 6.
 Representatives-(R) Bradbury l. Bradley l, Glenn 9, Hughes l; D) Hall :, Linney 6, Moore :, Wren s.
 Superior Judge - (R) Smith l; (D) Hawkins 10, Loy l, Talbot 3.
 Clerk of Court-(R) Watts l; (D) Farley 10.
 sheriff-(R) Keeler 2; O) Drew g, Merritt 5, Thompson l.
 Reeorder-(R) Ebel l; (D) Col well 10.
 Treasurer - (R) Gentry l; D) Rogers 14.
 School Supt.-(R) Persons l.
 County Attorney-(R) Mitchell l; (D) O'Sullivan g, Russell ,.
 Assessor - (R) Campbell l; (D) Bethune :.
 Road Supt-(R) Bennett l, Chil- ders l; (D) Clark l, Conard 13.
 Surveyor-(R) Merritt l; CD Lin ney 7.
 Supervisors - (R) Harrington l, Heap ?, Wingfield l; (D) Broaded 6, Mason 3, Sehuerman ?, Stephens ,, Stewart s.
 THOMPSON uALLEy
 Senators-(R) Cameron ?, Smith l; (D) Ashurst 6, Ives I, Ling 3, O. Neir 3, Pickett ,, Smith 5.
 Congressman-(R) Williams l; D) Cobb l, Hayden 12, Winsor l.
 Supreme Justiees-(R) Doan l, Doe l, Kent l; (D) Cunningham ,, Frank lin g, Pattee 9, Ross 12, Rouse ,.
 Governor (R) Young l; (D)
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-01
THOMPSON uAILEy

Senators-(R) Cameron ?, Smith l; (D) Ashurst 6, Ives 4, Ling 3, O. Neill 3, Pickett ,, Smith 5.
 Congressman-R) Williams l; D) Cobb l, Hayden 12, Winsor l.
 Supreme Justices (R) Doan l, Doe l, Kent l; (D) Cunningham ,, Frank lin 9, Pattee 9, Ross 12, Rouse ,.
 Governor - (R) Young l; D) Hughes ?, Hunt 10, Weedin l.
 Secretary of State-(R) Cleaveland T; (D) Osborn 6, Robinson s.
 Auditor-(R) Mauk l; (D) Gala ghan 6, Thum ,.
 Treasurer-(R) Fisk l; CD John son 12.
 Attorney General-(R) Christy 1; (D) Bullard 10.
 supt. of sehoOls-(R) Jones l; CD Case 12.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-01

Senators-(R) Cameron 16, Smith 15; CD Ashurst II, Ives 13, Ling 9, O'Neill 6. Pickett l, Smith 3.
 Congressman-(R) Williams 16; CD Cobb ,, Hayden 13, WinsOr 6.
 Supreme Justices (R) Doan 12, Doe Is, Kent 13; CD Cunningham 12, Franklin II, Pattee F, Ross 19, Rouse 14.
 Governor-(R) Wells 15, Young 4; (D) Hughes z, Hunt II, Weedin l.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-11-01

Senators-(R) Cameron 3, Smith I; (D) Ashurst 6, Ives l, Ling ?, O. Neill ?, Smith 3; (S) Johnson 3, SimOntOn 3.
 Congressman-(R) Williams 3; CD Cobb 9, Hayden ?, Winsor ?; (S) Halberg 3.
 Superior Judges-(R) Doan 1, Doe 3, Kent ?; D) Franklin ?, Pattee 3, Ross :, Rouse 3; (S) Grove 3, Morton 3, White 3.
 Governor-(R) Wells 3; CD Hughes 3, .Hunt ,; (S) Galentine 3.
 Secretary of State-(R) Cleaveland 3; D) Osborn 4, Robinson ?; (S) Newsholme 3.
 Auditor-(R) Mauk 3; CD Cal laghan 1, Thum l; (S) Milton 3.
 Treasurer-(R) Fisk 3; CD John son 6; (S) Martin 3.
 Attorney-General-R) Christy 3; 'D) Bullard 6; (S) Morrison 3.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-03-17

grand daughter. Mrs. Graham's cid
est child, . bright little tot of five
years.
G. H. Gilpin, formerly engaged in
business at Davenport, Wash, and
now connected with . furniture manu-
featuring establishment at San Fran
cisco, spent several days in Oroville
during the past week. For several
years Mr.. Gilpin has owned two lots,
including the corner, opposite the
Peerless hotel to the west, and while
here sold them to F. V. Covert, the
consideration being $1,000. This is one
Of the most desirable business corners
n town, and eventually Mr.. Covert
will put up business block on the
property.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-03-17
ESTRAY SALE

Notice 10 hereby given that Vester West
brook on the 18th Of October, 1910. took up and
now keeps ct his ranch miles NV of Huntley
and 10 miles sw Of Anglin, Wash, the follow
ing eetray COW: One animal; age years; color
red; branded ? on left shoulder; has
horns and IL Wild
Said estTay viii be sold to the highest bidder
for cash at the place kept. as above specified.
on Saturday the 26th day of March, 1911. at the
hour of O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day,
unless the owner thereof. or his legal repre-.
make out his title and pay all charges against
said estray. This sale 10 made subject to the
provisions OF section 2. chapter %, laws OF 1909
10, 1911.
J. ID. HUBBARD,
Auditor of Okanogan County.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-03-17

DRESBYTERIAN CHURCH services every
1 Sunday evening at $ o'clock. sunday school
At 10 =. m
REV H. NJ. COURSE, Pastor.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-03-17
CHURCH NOTICES.

CATHOLIC CHURCH services will be held
~ in Oroville the first sunday of every month
sunday school at 2 p. IN every Sunday.
REV. A. COUFfRANT, $. j.. Pastor.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-31
North Lennon NeWslets

Tie new township board organized
Wednesday. electing G. &. Schhee-
berger again to be chairman. 7 h g
nen officers al qualified
The township board has O. K'd the
preilminaries for the esty bIishment OF
several roads Of importance, and
work VIII be taken up promptly. look
Inr TO the improving of the anne
One Of these roads bepins At the
northwest corner of Section 3, running
south to the state line The second
= gins At the northwest corner of the
northeast quarter Of section 2, run
ping south. Another runs west three
miles. beginning at the southeast cor
ner Of section t.
Everybody is again busy getting
ready for q crop, and there is good
deal or seeding.
G. g. Schneebergar ia setting posts
for fance. 50 the neighbors' COWS
will know where the line is.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-31
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Adams County. y orth Dakot

iudi,or- Walter +, Kelley
Treasurer Norman Burnson.
Register Of Deeds Otto \. Jacobson
Clerk Distrig, Court 4. 9. Brown.
Sheriff 6. w, krausc.
States Attorney Henry Moon
County Judge Jacob Souderall.
Supt. of Schools Rose G: Wagner
County Surveyor Howard II. Horr
Public Administrator J. u. Barone
County Commissioners
lst Dist, Edmund Ward, Chairman
Postofice, Orange, N. u.
2nd Dist Edward Ramstad. Hettin
ger, N. u.
3d Dist, Joshua Davis, Reedcr. \. D.
Coroner NJ. J. Mangan.
Justices Of the Peace
w a. Greenup.
j. f. Paul Gross. North Lennon.
G. II. Hawks.
c. +. Thomas.
ConstahIo> - Henry Eyers, John
Jackson, A II Olson. Herman Nogcl.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-31
tiilsrap Township Election

The election for GiIstrap town
ship resulted as follows: Super
visor, 1 year, c. Il. SeibschIag; ;
years. J. W. Rynder; clerk, Jas.
K. Pew; treasurer, Leonard Neff
assessor, Oscar Corum; justice of
the peace. B. T. Larson; consta-
bles. E. W. Cornish, Clyde Mar
tin; poundmaster, Chas. Martin.
There were 81 votes cast.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-31
L. w. Dousman left Tuesday
evening for St. Paul, Mimi.

L. w. Dousman left Tuesday
evening for St. Paul, Mimi.
G. W, Hoisington has enlarged
the Grand Leader store, ey sec
oriag the adjoining store room
to the east, and moving his gro
Gerry stock into the same.
320 ACRES excellent land in
southwestern Morton county, for
sale ON 10 year payment plan.
Interest, 6 per cent. Write Box
125, Lennon, S, y. 43-3t
Sheriff Geo, Krause and Dep
uty Schiong of IIettinger, were
in the city Wednesday and Thurs
day, and transacted business in
the cast part Of Adams county.
GEessrs. Dousnan and Eddy
have decided to dissolve the law
partnership heretofore existing
between them. the dissolution
taking effect tomorrow. Mr..
pousman WiIl retain his Offices
at tie Lennon state bank, Mr.
EDDY taking Offices at the place
just being vacated by the Rope-
co Candy Kitchen.
County Surveyor =. II. Bore
son last week completed his sur
vey Of the road leading south Of
the Grand river bridge through
the bad lands 70 q point some
four miles south. where the pro
posed highway strikes the road
followed by the telephone line.
The bridge is due south Of the
city along the section line ran
ming to the west The groauC
south Of the river is very rough
and broken and no attempt il
made to follow section lines. In
stead. a fire gradual incline has
been found along a hogback
/ which makes the ascent gradqa
and gentle. When the bridge
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-31
HORSES FOR SALE

have a carload Of fine farm
and draft horses for sale at my
barn near the Evangelical Luth-
eran church. at the south end OF
Main street. These horses are
mostly all mares. weighing from
1900 to 400 lbs. each, we'll
broken and ready for spring
work. Prices reasonable. Don t
fail to see them.
G. t. Hawley, Owner.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-03-31

II ]. Nichols, the Cation town
site man, spent several days in
Lennon this week attending to
business matters.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-21

finally arrive in California, where he
will probably locate. Dos Laos loses
one of it's best farmers and best fam
lilies.
Jacob Frost, president Of the Frost
school district, says that an error
was made when it was reported that
school had not been held in that dis
trict for but three or four months OF
the year. He states that Ut no time
has there been less than eight months
school in the district.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-21

providing any Of the papers are WILL
ing to give the publication free. The
Optic has started the publication in
installments, and the Reporter states
that it is getting ready to publish 1t
also. ...
The directors Of the Humane soci.
ETY. have selected Prof. s. H. Wolfe
as secretary Of the society.
Col. Scarlet has been appointed
by Judge Leighton, officer Of tho juv.
emile court for the Eighth judicial
district. He'll fill the position with
credit, all right, Ill right.
Amos Hermanson was delivered
over to Sheriff Kelley Monday to DO
gin serving ok months for piggiug.
He was found guilty in November,
1909, appealed to tho supreme court
and Lost. II neemanson does not pay
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-21

The Independent understands that a
newspaper, The Telegraph, will he is.
sued from Sawyer this week. Saw
yer has had no paper since the Clip
per suspended nearly a year ago.
The Elks will hold q business ses
sion Saturday evening, and hereafter
regular meetings will be held the sec
ond and fourth Saturdays Of each
month.
John Nybakken was the first to pa,
the county for the seed grain furnish
ell him last spring. He paid Auditor
Larson $37. 6S.
The city commissioners declare that
they are ready and willing to have
the report Of the Kansas City electrt
cal experts published, concerning {
municipal lighting plant for Ninot
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-21

ahead, dumping the contents of the
wagon where ever wanted. Eight OF
these racks will keep the largest ma.
chine running full time thruout the
season, and by use Of these racks,
causing a steady feed, 300 to 700
bushels more of grain can be thresh-
he'd in a day than by the old method,
and at the same time, the thresher
has only the spike pitchers to teach
how to pitch instead of eight or ten
green hands, then too, all the grain
and foul seeds are brought to the
separator and dumped, instead Of be.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-21

One OF the hardest problems which
has confronted the farmer Of tho
northwest, has been the labor saving
question during the threshing season.
This has been overcome to q great
extent by the invention Of the side
dump rack, by Mr.. H. F. Hilborn, OF
Mohau, N. D., and is conceded oy
the leading machine men of the coun-
try as one Of the greatest labor saw
ing devises of the day. The rack 10
very simple in construction, and Is
very easily operated by dropping the
lever to the ground, the team pulling
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-21
his fine Of $500, hs will have to serve

his fine Of $500, he will have to serve
six months longer.
Atty. Ben Combs fine e. M. F.
alto was burned about noon today in
the country between Grano and Don.
nybrook.
Jos HUFF appeared before Judge d.
Wis this afternoon and pleaded guilty
TO stretching q wire across the road
near Foxholm Snday night. He vas
fined SIS with 325 costs. Sentence
Wa suspended and young HUH givoa
nix months in which to pay tho dns.
John c. Lowe, court stenographer,
had been admitted to tho practice Of
law in this state by the supreme
court. Mr.. Lowe has Just returned
from a long auto trip, going into Ne
braska.
Presiding Elder J. G. Moore OF
Grand Forks district of the M. E.
church, is in Minot this afternoon.
The elder is one of the most popular
ministers who ever resided in this
city and he always finds a host Of
friends here who Welcome his return.
Rev. Mr.. Hollet, pastor of the NJ.
E. church at Williston, is in the city
today. He accompanied Rev. T. A.
Olsen to Valley City, where they at'
tended a meeting Of the board Of con.
troll Of the NJ. E. church of the state.
Rev Hollet is one OF those whole
souled gentlemen, whom is does one
good to meet. A minister can often
do as much good out of the pulpit
as in it, and Mr.. Hollet is one OF
these. 81 /,
w. A. Miller, bus driver for the
Leland, was bound over to county
court under $500, furnishing bail.
Miller is charged with assaultins
States Atty. Nash at the G. N. &C.
pot while Mr.. Nash was about to
board the train for White Earth, for
J a chicken hunt.
Ben Boo and Freda Doe, his wife,
residents Of Velva, are suing the
North Dakota Drug Co. for $4,000,
alleging that an error was made In
a prescription which was procured for
Mrs. Doe. 1t is stated that as the
result of the error, Mrs. Doe was con-
! fined to her bed for six weeks and
will never fully recover. There are
two separate suits, one brot by Mr.
Doe for $1,000, and one for $4,000
by Mrs. Boo. Attys. Sinkler & Heder
appear for the plaintiffs.
C. o. O'Connor, who pleaded guilty
to conducting a pig in the basement
Of the Northweste Supply Co., build
ing, was sentenced by Judge Davis
to servo 80 days in the county Jail,
and pay a fine Of $500 with $50 costs,
in default of which he must servo 60
days additional. The flowers will be
blooming in the spring, Ira! la!
when Mr. O'Connor breathes the air
Of freedom. g..
| D. s.. Waterman Of Des Laos was
in the city today. He informs u
that he will leave in about q week
for the west, where he will spend at
least year. He will spend the win
ter in Washington, Oregon and will
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-21
Hilbourn Dump Rack a Great
Labor Saver
Ill over the field.

ing scattered all over the field
These racks are not an experiment,
but were used last year by Mr.. Hill
born, who is large thresher at Mo.
hall, and the machine was kept busy
all the time by the steady hauling Of
grain to the separator, and no time
wasted by shutting the machine down.
The Hilborn dump rack has been
demonstrated at the Fargo, Grand
Forks and other different fairs this
past summer, and has created much
interest among the farmers and ma
chine men of the northwest.
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i. !. j. j. !. i. !! ]. !. !. !! i. + j. ]. .,
Time Required to Ripen
Field Crops at Fargo.
BY Professors Laid, She2perd
and Ten Eyck.

+ + i. 1. i. j. f. f. i. f. + j. + :. !. !! :.
The urgent demand for information
concerning the length of the growing
season and the latest date at which
it is safe to plant different crops has
made the publication of the data con-
tanned in Bulletin 50 imperative.
The writer's wish to call attention to
the fact that the exact degree of cold
which will injure wheat depends to
some extent upon the stage of growth
the plants have reached, and, possibly
upon some other minor points In
the spring season Of growth the order
of tenderness seems to be wheat, oats,
barley, fax, millet and corn.
K. Flax differs from the other plants
named, in that if it 10 cut off by frost
at point below where the first
leaves, called seed leaves, come out.
it loses its power of growth. 1t is
frequently frosted slightly after it has
reached a height of two inches or
more without being appreciably in
jIred
/ The temperature which registers IS
degrees Fahrenheit has been taken as
representing what is commonly known
as killing frost" Experiments made
upon the station grounds at Fargo
during the past eight years show that
the shortest time which has elapsed
between killing" spring and fall
frosts is 121 days; the longest tim
1855 days; the average length of time
| 1876 days.
The latest spring date was June O.
and the earliest fall date was Sept g.
The earliest spring and the latest fall
dates were April IS and Oct 9.
| The average date for. the latest
killing" frost is May TO-. while the
average for killing fall frost is Sept
%. Upon percentage basis The
above figures indicate that crop
which would be destroyed by tenn
perature of 26 degrees Fahrenheit
would have the following percenta re
of risks of being injured by frost:
Twelve and one-half per cent risk of
being killed by frost Sept. 8.
Fifty per cent risk of being killed
by frost on or before Sept. 10.
| Seventy-tive per cent risk of being
killed by frost on or before Sept %
to rs.
Eighty-seven and onehalf per cent
risk of being killed by frost on or be
fore Sept. 30.
ic1, NJ h1tv
killed by frost on or before Oct o.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-21

Geo. W. Newton, A. P. saocum's
fast four year old, won a notable race
at Iowa City the other day, time,
2:08A. The horse has been taken to
Sioux City for tho races.
Robert Gillespie has been appointed
a member Of the special assessment
committee by the city cimmisslolees,
filling to vacancy of VIM. b Dunnesl.