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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14
Woman's Jewels.

There are So many jewels that
may hc worn day and night; s."
many gems that are always and only
your own, that you need not grleNr
for those that show their brightness
only by day.
There is the pearl of Considera-
ton. that you may wear just over
your heart; there is the moonstone
OF Hope, that may glitter over your
brow, filling your eyes with bright
ness: there il that brilliant stone OF
sympathy, the emerald, that makes
YOU put out your right hand OF help;
and there is the beautiful one OF
Loving Kindness, the amethyst,
that makes the left hand help the
right. But, above all, over. shadow
ing all, pinning down your tresseS'
is the diamond of true Love-loVe
which endureth all, suttereth all,
'hopeth all.
Are these not better than Jewels
dug out of the earth? For indeed
these Jewels come down from the
heavens above. Selected.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14
,MITII, nrceasen
ExecutriX's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters tesla
mentary were granted TO the undersigned
by the Probate Court of II Francois county
Mo, dated the Ith day oi November, 1911,
on the estate oT
ERNEST ROsENSTENGEI., Decd.
AiIpersons having claims against said cs'
tate are required to- exhibit them to tho
eNeCutriN for allowance within six months
from the date OF said letters or they
may he precluded from any benefit of said
estate, and II not exhibited for allowance
within one year from the date or said
letters they vii he forever barred.
LAURA RO~EN~tENGf =.
nov. -, lHlI.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14
Executrix' 8 No

Notice is hereby given that tiers tesla
mcntnry were granted to the Undersigned
hy the PROBATE Couitot st. Francois county,
Missouri, dated the 18th day OF october,
1911, on the estate OF
l.. J.. pERET, Deceased.
All persons LAYING claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them TO the
Exccutrix Tor allowance within six
months from the date OF said letters, or
they may he precluded fr'm any benent oi
ance within one years An the date OF said
letters they viii be fc er barred.
HARRIET Fret, Executrix.
october &c, 1911.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed, administrator OF the estate OF
lAlIN PEIOk. Deceased.
VIII make final settlement OF said estate at
the next term OF the Probate Court OF st.
Francois county, Missouri, To he begun and
held In the Court House In Pennington. In
said county. on the second Monday in
January 1912.
X. NJ, TALBERT, Admir-.
November 2S, 1911,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14
An Apt Description.

Ever see q mermaid JIM" asked
Dusty Rhodes, as he threw himself
down on the sands alongside Of .
brother hobo,
"Yass," said Jim.
what did she look like" asked
Dusty.
"Oh. d'no-rather like lady cut
ducollety, with a hobble skirt around
her propeller" said Jim.-Harper's
Weekly.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14

Administrators Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that letters of al
ministratinn were granted to III" under
signed by the Probate Court OF 81. Francois
county, Missouri. dated the 9Th day OF NO
Nember. 1911, ON the estate Ut
ABARII.LA SMITH Deceased
NJ persons having claims against said es'
tate are required to exhibit them to the
administrator for allowance within six
months from the date Of said letters or the!
may be precluded from any henefit or said
estate, and II not exhibited for allowance
within one year from the date OF said let
tiers they will he forever barred.
j. u. SMITH. admir-.
November ., l"ii
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14
zoe Acres -Eight MID. snnlh Of Nd

iug,on, SIS acres in cultivation, Is
acres under fence black oak and
walnut soil, ) room house, good
double log barn; on railroad. Price
$4,000, half cash, balance ON long
time. 4 bargain
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14
100 Acres

Vile, abou, IS acres in cultivation,
room house, good barn Price
5000, half cash, balance on long
time.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14

3 Acres New 5-room house and other
Improvements. On car line acres
of ground, Price SLIou.oo, $500 cash,
balance on time at 3 per cent,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14
LUClLE.'S
DIARY

iting Mary Townsend decided TO give
a bridge luncheon In her honor.
",vc ,osdn.t have a cotarar" eaid
IN mothor who nc usual Objected IN
the score Of eyrepso to NV entertain
Iny 81 ,ylsb IN have tust n ouIet IN.
formal mn oooir ,,i rsoIIv ,bink
TINT Corst, r,r,to,s J.ltcinua cooking
ia more elegant than ANYTHING we
could cot fror, n cn,arar"
op,t ro,ri, ,rt,rl,d going o,,t IN
,.,,,. t..,a I,,..',.. Az. -, " ,ra,,at
"a II, 90 -. ,,.,,tl ,,o, 49,.
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-,
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',I,' s.p ~ w 80. -. d" 'o'' -
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WIN. :" 49, r''. ,' ,,'., Nv
"'- '''''
much 81, r,r., v,,la ,,r door C,r.
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NV" ',''' ''.'N''' ,''''''N "'o''''
''N ''' 81 away "''"'' '''' ~ WI,
"'''',''"N '' ''"' ""' on" quo
,,i.o, s,r ,h, ,,ros.n,
49,, 10
-. ., -.
nm W. ~ '''"'' III NV
''"''''' ''"
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~" - "''n ',,'' ,,''.'''''r,I NY Wv"
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"" o, wa ''' '"""','" wv Wv ',''',' W.
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80 h.,,.,n o., .o....,-,,,-n al, -
H.. .,,,.. r,n hara .an,a ha,I
aa,,.. na.,.t,' n.h,.h - a,,z .,i,a
pottorn tohrocI,,h wonder I, Won viii
land ,ho,r =, ma for a Iuue hr,lgo
rrrha,r I am go,rg ~ gIyo ,or Miss
Van Ran,s,Ioor "
nrl, .r, ,,, ,,,i,,,. 60 o,,or,oi, ,,r
,.-," ,.lol r,,rc., az, courso ,,r
,.,v t,I. ,r,.. ,,,lrry I'm hn o,,J -
rl, Won fl. .,,, wo,. c,, sb,lI h.
., rr,,..I -. mao, Misc Van Ran.s,.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14

40 Acres =. miles southeast Of Farm
tngtou Oh good road, one mile from
railroad, go acres IN cultivation, guot
land, red soil, spring at house dnC
spring at barn; good story fran,
house, good barn and good fences
some fruit trees. Price =, 900. term.
reasonable.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14

66 Acres-Onc mile from Libcrtyvillc,
considerable timber Price $500;
half cash, balance on time.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14
N Rcd Ea0|e
Offered by
Merrill Pipkin,
Pennington, Mo.

81 Acrcs-5 miles east OF Bonnie Tcrre
within half mile Of rock road. All
good land aud all under good fence,
and in cultivation except about b
acres IN timber. Plenty ui stock wa
ter. tno good springs l.room house,
AMI barn, Price $1,000, terms reason
able.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14

There is Birthday Gun IN
Charleston which Is very popular
socially.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14

40 Acres Three aud onc.halt miles
Northeast of Bonnie Terrc, unim-
proved. Price $500; a bargain.
$50 hcrcs-near Libertyvillc, IS acres
IN Cultiuation--12o acres can be Cul-
tivatcd-a few fruit trees, two-room
house and pretty good barn, water at
house and barn. Price 5000, one
half cash, balance on long time at
- per cent.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-12-14
Pennington, Mo.


r, NJ
rarininSton' Ao'
50 Acrcs-2l. miles northeast of Farm
iuptou. 6s acres in cultivation. all
under fence. rs acres in Young timber.
one and one halfmile from rock road;
40 acres Of good orchard. Good land,
L,rr Ir;rr' - nnH
81 Acres miles east OF Bonnie Tcrrc
Good lad aud an rrje, .onJ G.urr
r,I ~ ,,,I,i,.,,;," -, .Lnm, =
Irrre in ,inLcr. picn,y N stock wa
ter. t"o good springs, l.room house
AMI barn, Pricc Siloo, terms reason
able.
,
. ""'eS NV" o-'ooih Ho"S' an" "'''''
III pro, .'i''I',s' va ''' ''", 80
~ t''""'' ! '''' - '""'""' Ga'' ''''''
FOG Acres Eight miles south ol Farm
ington SIS acres in cultivation, IS
acres under fence, black "nk and
H H"t'T 1tt', ,u'''' ,;r. n'l' &c.
,o.,,. raj, ,,.,, hai,n., 80, lou,
-, L,r.,,;,, 40
I2O Acres Seven miles from Liberty
Vile abou, rs acres in cultivation,
room house. good barn. Price
5000 nan cash, balance on 'ohg
U'l'e'
ec ncres p,,. mil. fr,,,, ;l,,r,.,.,lI,
.n,1;Irr,lrr ,;,,,hor r,;c. SEC,
b,If c,sh I,1,,,n,'' -, ,;,,,,
40 ACres-Thrcc aud onc.half miles
Northeast of Bouuc Tcrrc. unim-
proved Irl'' $500 a bargain
$50 Ncrcs-uear Libertyvillc. q acres
in cultiuatiou--r,o acres can he cul.
tiyatcd-a few fruit trees. two-room
house and pretty good barn. wafer AT
house and barn. Price 5000 one
half cash. balance ON long time at
u prr cent.
%oo A.icH-hear L'pef'FNilIy' none IN
cultivated a good deal of timber.
Price 5000. onc.half cash.
-
100 aCt.r-" iiliics east OF harrington
on ~ MARY t'''t' no acres III 'u'-
t'N''ioh' - acres IN Eoo' 'ii'lDri' ne"
GOOD hurn ,n>,0 fee, rI.pty rf VA,
Ter. good Land. Pre- S2.;oo. half
cash. balance long time
40 Acres 81 inileS southeast Oh flfih-
'hE'oh on goo" toa"' one illIe rom
| ialii"a" J" acres III cultivation, good
'aha, re-" HnII' spring al mouse ana
house, GOOD barn and good fences.
some truit tree. Price - 6no term.
reasonable
u" va" ""hi {" =" /" C"''f""" II 5"
| mere - u b"fEHH. 200 acres OF hht'
-. -.r'.. =, ,,,,i,;,.,,;,,,,' ~
,,l,,,.',.,t. .,.,aJ ,,;ra &c..
| -. 49,. 81 i,, -,
n 49, ,,,,, ,,,,I,.. ,,,, ,,,,,d ,n,,.n H.
,,,nJ nn r,ilr,',J Spr;rc Z, 900
,,'r,,,, r,,sa,,'iIo wal ID a.,
i,nI - (, Tranro;s cnr,,,.
iSo Acres l"2 acres i" V"i''EatiVh' -
acres III go"I 'iiiipet' Soou riCh SU'I'
ni'cs hof'n Oh fathihSIoh anu
ti'lc% rom mines AZ bes'oSe' an uh'
"er renee new Groom ho"se' also
ne" p'th' ItiSe N'Ho'
1877 .4S hcrcs-S miles north OF Farm.
ington, about los acres i'll cultivation,
about Is acres in timber, good soil
all but icw acres can be cultivated;
groom frame house, cistern, plenty
Of water for stock at barn, nearly all
fenced. Price $1,000; terms reason
30 AcrcS-g miles north OF Pennington,
miles east of Lead Belt. all fenced
and nearly all IN cultivation; good
rich soil all can he cultivated; ne
buildings, Price $500; terms rca.
,a t,,.---.
90 n,tes-a,'on. : n'''es a1n'.i u ra' III,
lng.on, VI e'''le 'p"u' " "lIeN III
,uI',' "''oI, '1le" ns"r; .'',p.'
80" anu Eoou' "pIs'o'! '''n.
mouse, ; I"'hIs; Pleh'y VI Ma'eI' p''n
anu otnel u"ii'inEs. 'te T4'o'"
o"e nan CASH. ''''"ve o' '''ie'
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

perjonlid bat ont beften bic Ausftel.
lung Der Soponer eefaneH, rDetl tie
obne Srooitionen lit. Bon Der Belt
rotte big Az elmer mooeruen 0uorou.
tGneitotbon lit Nues Oertreten, mas
Dos mooerne, riidiihtglos iOrti&re'.
teuoe Sopnn 1orufteriiirt.
QIber Die fubttIe, Observation-Disclosures
Gorihuns fOnnen lie uns niht nod-
MAIDEN In6 Oo m0dte ih aui Elm
urtbeiI Oes @eb. &atbs 8rof. Cart,
uer (Syena) 5uriidgreiien, bob 0os
@ebengnertbeIte Der gIltsitelung Die
Observation-Disclosures bon Sienens
& SaIsfe p6ren. Das mub man
aud oIs 9oie ioeen: mas man IN bic
fer ge3iebuns bier iiebt. srenst on's
Habelbafte, ans Munoerb1re. GS
fin0 bier eIeftro . me0iSiniiHe unb
@ontgenapporote unO meiter Soon-
opparnte ausgeitelt, Oeren Br15iiion
nerbliiffenO wirft. Die Iufno6mer
linO ollie in Rrontenbduiern genloht
- nur elm 9eiipiel. Das Bilo eines
an 9ungenent5inoun9 @rfronftea
5eigt ben einen 9ungenfliigel oolitdn-
Big intoft. nabrenO DER onOere I'm.
Ourdiidtie lit. 8botogramme BON
Rrebserfrdntungen 9laienleioen, in,
neren Rnohenbriiden ergeben Elm ID
0eltIihes 8ilO. oaB es aud Der 9nR
ponit1noie %erfennen tann.
Inter allen llnit1n6en oeigt ole
Misunderstanding, bob bic Merid-
belt unO tbre @iiienidoft erbobcnea
Sauptes unieren gebsimen uno I'M
beimlihen @i0eriad1ern detroit ert
gegen geht, DAB Elm 9eiuh aer5ten.
SDgienifern uno 9oien mirflif ats
&er5 gelegt neroen fam. un0 Dab
0iemono sic a~usitenung obne gro
ben unO rodbaItigeu Nusen o~erlni.
Re miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

Grnft 9oiiort heintIih ole aiinite uro
Runitariffe ser giihue, nno trat balo.
IN sem beritbmten Observation-Disclosures
llronio~ olf. Damn ging er non
@reslou. no er an is. October 1861
ais @ieafrieO b. gsorner I'M gBrlnsen
.Sombura" gum eriten W1ale Dor
Sos or6sere pubIifum trat. Bern.
6omburo paren Die udditeu Stu-
fen. n Sombure, am StoOttbeater
rm,ktp Or unmittelbur rad Q@piion
Sic Ronen BEG groBen @borotter-
InorTpielers agiren. uno beiudbrte
III e~ing2euling - ~gldn8eno. Sem
Soh eben Sic GbarofterOariteaung
ioo nun felt; oie idorfen 3iige ieines
@siftS. Sic @nergie ieines ihonen
Spoors, oie 8uht ieiner @ebdroe
6rd11aten i'm gu &onen. Die Sage
un0 6ron5 Woor. Benn Elm Rtne'
motoarop6 unO elm 8bonogropb urs
Ieine oomaIigen 2eiitungen Batter
feTrhoIten f6nnen. fpiirOe uns Seuti'
oen oieIe S%6auipielfunit Oieneift g.
mos al 0eflumatoriid unO potbeti'b
erihetnen. God monen mir n1d]t
pergeHen. OoB Ons geflomatortihe
i'm @eifte ser Generation BON 1860
ur0 1870 lag. unO Dab ieoe 3eit oos
Geft bot, lire eigene &unit 81 boz
ben. unS non Dem nahfolqen0en @e-
ihIeht miBoeritonoen 5u merOen.
Bon Sombure eing 8oiiart Oann
1864 nod Miinhen. Dem er tortan
treu blieb. Mit Oem iimplen 6ran3
Moor I'M Photographed ling es an,
uno alma BONN gIorreih hiriouf gum
@eoiiieur (1872). Sberregiiieur
Q875). f6riglihen Brofelior 1882.
@eneroI0ireftor (1893). SntenOort
q895) big gum BON @oiiart $685.
gur einmoI qeb0rte er Der Tater-
ftoof Berlin an: 1888 i'm neuen Sci
Finotbeater, 0os er nit einem etfpos
onernboften .Rathm" eroffnete.
@ber ser Bropbet qilt INNER nod
nidts i'm eiqenen 2onOe. uno Die
gerIiner bIieben fiihl. Die Iesten
ssyobre braften Damn Oos yGrin3re-
eententbeoter~ in manherlei@aitIpie-
len biz nod amerifa bin, unO ben
IubeItan0. bier unO ga ourd einen
gfesitotionsobeno unterbrphen. Gin
qroBer &iinftler. sen mir Seutigen
nift mebr 10 reht oerIteben Ser aber
ben geIten ieiner 3eit Iihm genug
aethon bot.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
@riftt ale nuO bic brfttn e 0alttt.
Sreun0en

gutter Osutidp ssftirs smpfsblsn mir ouBr Dem
uSOurnOI" Die fOIgsuOm OeutIdm rntaboltuuss'
idriften
,,Dies Smcb 9eb6rt Der &0msfrdM"
erfbetut pS&sntIit.
,,Das 8mcb fir Mne",
% petite per Sabr.
,,Sarteml0mbe"
wU&sntf6e Ubu f4tasiss auSsote.
utteber &anD mmO N1eer',
t4ta is cher mOuoaib.
uNfecl0m's 1lniDerfmm",
pSbenti&
,,Oie sSOcbe",
wSGentid.
,NMmOfcbau 5~tUeier Meltem'',
ciew gOf) mOnatlt6.
llnb nod uieIe auOsrs dbuIide.
PrObsbefts srbdltIid in Der Office ODER uou uniersn
ouoersrDO nombaft semo9ten SOIettoreu.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Sic Serri6aftsiDabl Oes 9ienitmaO'
dens.

Gin darufter5tiides 3eitbtloden
ee5t Der gtraBburger 8oit Don elmer
Sougfrau in 9eioelberg 6u. 9ort
IieB elm 9iewItmdOden Oieier Gage
in einem 8lotte folgenoe AnSeigc
einnal erideinen: mSidtiges 4lein-
md0hen, % Sabre alt. oos gut bir.
gerli6 fofen fam uno ale Sausor.
belt oertebt, orei Sabre lang in elmer
Beomteniamilie in g. mar, inbt quite
Gteae ouf /. .Nidr3. @efaaige An.
TRACE nit 2obnanga6e unter @biffrc
.... 8oitlagernO erbeten. Niht
tpeniqer ais 45 Qnerbieten liefen EN-
Oupon mur0en 40 ais ungeniigenO
BEL @eite gelegt, tbeils Degen gu ge-
ringen 2obns, tbetls Degen nid 6u-
fo9en0er Sta0toiertel ooer aus anoe-
rem @riinOen, pie @obnung in ei-
mem oberen Stodtperf Ii. NJ. SIM
Mntr1ee, ielbitneritdn0lih nit bod.
item 2cbnangebot, fanen in Ole en-.
9ere @a6I. Die fiinf Oamen erbiel-
ten nun Elm 9leidlautenOes S6rei.
ben, porin oas WlGOden onfiinoigte,
bob tie fth am n1Aiten Sonntug BON
2 biz A ubr Dorlteaen iperoe. Nnh
sriinoIi1er geodforiHune iiber Die
Mr6eit in oen ein5elnen &1uiern, iiber
Die 3obl Ser 8emobner, iiber Don8eit
al 8eit ~eintreten0e 2obnerbobupeen,
tber @eiAenfe an beitimmtn Sabres.
seiten, iiber- Sonntagnnhmittngsous.
ednge unO Sommerferien un6 ion-
itiges, ftelte oas Iteqeniuhen0e M60.
den oie@emiiiensfroee: sic berIange
az erfobren, OBJ man fte ottnebne,
mern fie fib enti1l0i1e, 5u5uIagen.
DEM, bemerfte iie, iie babe fiinf an.
sebotene CUTE Stenen, BACON noble
fie ii1 Ole bette o~uSm1bIen, miiHe fih
aus Oieiem @runOe nlio Oie gntIhei.
Hltng p~orbebalten. Gags 0ornuf err
bielten bier &~ousfrauen cine Yoft.
tnrte nit folgenoem 8ortlnut: SD
beonIre, Sbnen m~ittbeilen 81 miiIfen
OaB meine Bobl nidt auf sic gefal.
len iTt.~
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Nrtbte ben spieR nm.
ana eta bsut@a eaaptmana SAT nttvHte
ietweM cnRtsv.

@eIeeentEi6 6es @yer3iereng elmer
@rennOfers Romposnie in 8reslau
ipielte ii6, Dem .Breslouer Gene.
raj : au5eieer Oufolse, na6Itebenot
beitere 8egebenbeit ob: Die Som.
pognie mar gum Dienit angetreten
Der giuiGbrieIGreipinige W1iiaer oIs
obne @run6 febIenO gemeI6et nor
Oen. WnGoem Der geitrenge Saupt'
mnKu ii1 iiber Die 8eIteQung oes
@inidbrig ; Greipiaigen gum Dienii
~Dergewiiiert uno feitgeitent bate, OaB
0ieler taee 6upor Ieinem Yuber &c.
0eniiGer Don MISUNDERSTANDING
uiHts gt61Ibert babe, tonnte er nur
annebmen, BOB Der Serr @inlGbrige
Die 3ett perihlnfen babe, ouniaI p.
Miiaer - i'm 8iDfIoerb1ltniB Ran.
0r0nt Der 9beoIogie - es NIT Oet
8inftIibfeit niht 10 eennu nabm
Chen 1T Der Rpmpagniebef i'm 8e.
griff, iiber Dos MusbIeiben 0esSnum-
ielieen Die n0fbigen Rederden unitel.
len gu Iaifeny Ga bemerft iein ihar.
fes Muge ben neutrality-suspicious.
Wfiiuer, tpie er 0os 9bor BEG Raier,
nenboFes paIfirt unO iia anididt, Die
&oierne ~ errei3en, Inn ihneaitens
ben @reroieran5ue an3ulegen. S6on
ert0nt bns Commando: nMntre.
tenl" un0 bnIO Oaruuf .Stiage'
Itonoen! Iugen re1tsI~ Dem Bferoe
ole Gporen eebenO, erreiAt Der
@nltptmann nod redaeitie ben Gin
Observation-Disclosures, Der be~rftelnert
tDie cine 8iIOiauIe unO i8meren Ser.
gems oos ionit 10 iibIiGe uDrei Gage
Mittelarreit" errportet. Statt oeiien
nber perbeugt iih Der u9duptIingA
nrtig Dor Dem .~oerIorenen S46fhen"
uno begriBt es iaIlitirenO NIT ben
Borten: rMeloe gang geborfamit,
&err Yoftor, ole @emein0e lit ihon
onqetreten. - Bon 0ieiem Tnge nb
mar itber llnpiinftIidfeit 6es @inidb.
rig Greitpiligen Weiiler nidt me6l
I'll fla9en.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Der Febsisiabriss gORart.

ernft DON goiiort puroe am IL.
Meoi 70 Sabre alt. Ser @eneralin.
tenoont Ser bnpertideu Sofbiibnen
ut, mas nift oagamein befannt
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Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

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3elepbOnirt 1900, 1901 O0er 1902.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-01

Miss Lillian Smith of Berthold, who
attended the teachers examination in
Minot last week, returned home Sat
urday. She was the guest of Mrs.
l.. L. Oeth on Lincoln Ave., North
Minot.
Alfalfa is going to be the great
hay crop of North Dakota. Sow the
seed the last of May or early in June.
Corn or potato ground is best Sow
not over bushels per acre and with
out nurse crop. Sow with drill
two inches deep, also put on 200
pounds per acre of soil from an alfalfa
field to introduce germs-harroW in.
When weeds get bad or when alfalfa
is eight inches high, run mower over
it. Leave good covering to hold
snow for winter protection. Disc
lightly the second spring and heavier
each succeeding year Try a small
piece first.
Wayne Hurry was down from Portal
between trains on Saturday and
brought with him new map just is
sued by the Grand Trunk Pacific
Railway company showing their line
entering Portal, as it is to be when
construction work is completed. Way
ne also informed The Tribune it is
understood at Portal that the COM
pany has an option on a half section
of land some ten miles east of Portli.
in the vicinity of Scout Hill, and on
the American side of the line'-Bow-
bells Tribune.
The editor OF the Donnybrook
Courier states that a Ward county
man advertised for wife. The wo
man arrived but the man failed to
appear and the lady was directed to
a married man Of the same name The
trouble it caused can be imagined be-
fore matter could be explained.
Teu nolHerl is lne owner OIL iCll
handed" hen. She has just Matched
out a chick with four legs two bodies,
four wings, one head and although it
is Leghorn it speaks the Plymouth
Rock language. Fred will educate it
to play baseball and many other
useful professions. Watch this
rooster grow!"
rooster brow" -Maxbas Monitor.
In Minnesota an editor was fined
$4,000 for calling an attorney "sny
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-01

ster." In a similar case in North d.
kota the editor was released because
he was able to prove it.
In driving thru the country the
other day, We noticed quite a num-
Der of farmers down the valley har-
rowing their wheat to kill the weeds
and conserve the moisture.
The Flaxton Times complains be-
cause Ralph Abbott charged Burke
county $25 a day for thirteen days
spent in transcribing some records
from Ward county, and wonders i.
it's fact that he is really going to
settle in the west.
While at Sawyer the other day, we
met J. l.. Mckinnon, one of the pros
porous merchants. He says business
has been little quiet, but the condi-
ton are perfect now and everybody
preparing for a big acreage and g.
bumper crop.
Many woman has driven her hus-
band to drink and he didn't stop at
the watering trough either, observes
the editor of the Grano Tribune
H. H. Thomas, of Flasher, where
Little Mac gives thanks every time
it rains, was in Minot greeting old
friends Friday He owns several
farms in this vicinity which he was
looking after. He is now in the real
estate business at Flasher and is
doing we'll
The Wahpeton-Gazette publishes
seven insurance statements
Chas Davis of Bowbells is exhibit
ing hens egg that measures seven
INCHES around one way and eight
inches another 1t would fill a pretty
fair sized basket.