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The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31

The Bank of Paris has increased it's capital stock from S50,000 to $100,- 900.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31

Clifford Howard, a small boy, was kicked on his head by a mule at Star City last week. The little fellows | skull was fractured.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31

Farmers in the vicinity of Trull, Union county, will pay more atten- ton to peanuts than to cotton this year. Comparatively little cotton will be planted in that vicinity this spring.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31

Frank Emanuel, wanted at Piggott on a charge of embezzlement, leaped from swiftly running train near Cabot last week. Although the man was handcuffed and the train was making thirty-five miles au hour, he was not injured. He was captured few hours after he made his escape
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31

Seventeen thousand strawberry plants were set out in the vicinity of l Horatio last week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31

Gus Hall, aged 22, and Mrs. Sudie Collins, aged 49, were married at Clear Lake, near Corning, last week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31

Banjamin Slayton, blacksmith of Gurdon, has invented set of blow attachments which comprise all the different kinds of blows used for breaking the ground in the spring or fall
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31

The First National bank of Fl Do rado will build a $20,O00 home soon. The contract for the building has al ready been let.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31

A residence on the Thomas farm, few days ago.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31

There is a movement on in Fay etteville to secure a flower as the Of ficial flower of the city.
The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31

The residence of J. B. flight at Waldron was destroyed by fire last week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25
WORKS WELL IM SMALL CITIES
 

Splendid Results of Commission Plan
 4.,.t. -,, In Texas Town. ss, ,a
 J Denison. Tex. affords d good. exa1Q, pie of the working sof ths fnuinisSl2p plan of government ill a,.Snlo Il city. DeniSon used to be a typical frontier town. wide open as all ontds"rs. IL iS asserted, that. it 4Was q badly governed city where pure politics Was unknown and .where -lllhlic spirit WAS dormant
 No street ,'npd l- p;iyrd without the consent .,at the property. owners. and as they fsaMd etns trust their funds with the s.,Xissa s.,Xissains7 ;goyernnlent the. streets went up4naNtd. ssm .as .srtsos 4a,, ssW,hepys sl ll..lllSnn got a chanre to say whetAsr itisgeteGre,l agc continuation of ths atsssswsal .a el4.4us H. the illsta llation of new one th" verdr' was s.rspG,p s.rspp il fta ia
 vor ot the rhAngt. The first thing done was ta elsct trustWorthy men 10 mapass, 4lhs afsairS; i3,f thy, sitx The sWake44sd 44scsd- pYhlir ss:lliiit heg;ll 1g sht,w itself iR,aI kiads 'af plans ieF fniproxe !ast HeRit s,Iht7z zWNidy t."prn !saq el!esmaeqf tssft taYns sundsy. the Ss;lsIn sitAy rr.slnle nly the streets <WSsYrrse, pmMd. d, Stlt suIlporttn1lg municinas. W;a'er system, was rstalalTIra ed and in. other W.ys the. citizens proved that They could make a good government when they were permitted to use the .pr6rer Kind. "f machinery
 In Denison. as in nearly all other . S!sa II cities, there are only three comnilss16n CTS, ,ope, of whom bears ths Ii.le.Sr mayor and draws a salary 6f eSl.SU6. Whjle ,,tae other two get l:5o0 each. xllatIfeEs ogcia!s are chosen . bthe s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25
ALANN*V T es4 HiAA yN suSEd03 NEWSPAPERS TO
 ADVENTIST

The Rice Electric Display company
 of Nemaaak ,lsss1la4diAssS AsS 9As direct contracts for s40,0oo worth of news napers nal 1s'g7bsa1c4e gg7bsac4e to5fbsa,had ssss' papers tbron o ehodt' theaS eeaoh6try ilufmg4'ehe next five %sssseska.s ad tee+sshas a contest n. eonniesstiaa aii i wsifdif the Chariot afaet'
 ,.n 5aappsfd a5, prnadw sNs NsiNssssw 'YA+4ke rf tlle contest, cont sjHgsd5o sig sd5o ii, ,YparHteg prHeg 6ffsfsa. rns. axnensss if, in connhSectiSnh nSsstfiSt with the contest will be aboat ssseW9o' sssW a,la9' The F tal publicity investment of the com many. therefore, reaches about seoooo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25
HENBERS RS0Na -BR0VVNs sGOtLES|
' AfItarlpAA &iaShsiic.t .snoF1S

!. F7ssV ''@" AfltaelpAA &iaahsi tsn'os''A x idea, shoas shhat fei boslts Ie4Z y4i szaisu .sa A and healhul sskadephia, cspenajt, D huinxs' Good eahipmeit Modern n.pf5Se n1d 7tsaslRt r roundings Excellent Faculty of symp tnerc, sehoiarly chIis!.Ssseasfvgq Etfsyea's era'ao'y. a1vts rra.7-srf be.t oss ssE:ss! H: aas2 s s+l As ssas. tonii So"i :;sMA :; MAH1Ee1 47.r xr-5aa!, .!I ,.s., :, f : =:=23Hss4 aAs:s's:s; :: s';, ,,
 For, Catalogue, address GEO. H. CROWELL.s sPh. D., President, Ark adelphia. Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25
How tee Gisaasd x s pp
 c,e+ar TeY,S Ci+v

Sister Texas City. ''''''''' "Folrowfny tartvpStt,n- ;fht!- Houston, the city. or .Dal.as took snp the comlqlSs- ,i5ha forfiss,d yoIaffast.lit Ana m,lat l1 SD complett!Y democlatie that its. ensAA77 mes cnalssrd n3MfH' @stEy "popnhs ric" Dallas incotimi'at9d info its char Ter the la'iM'v, sthts ret"irnd nm ana ;3e rts.ail hat lNe ii,'N torih "i gov erument haS. f>Norl~ai wrlA 1T 'h" f"1r years II has been III operation m Dat taS lS 4sm,,t, lnA S,,t,i, aiT t,.,' an,sisitS \ nuari.to debt ut $2ul taHi wa> lniler- teu from tllr -oid r..@.lttw~ This h;lS been wiped ont rou:a.lely. and the sinking tnu.t;> required a> H~ ">;aha '",~~'rhN' ~s'tASala, .s 1T S ~G q !sJ," s]'"' tnlS il wilt h.. s,-u ina' .;l tess 'hau amounted ,o @i:,+ ,Ha, ln i.aiN tv pr,sits sut.Spy -yatA -wiFfrwfks syStn' anapaa,4pa S& {os,rf'tsnd ,I I.Sr ufsh'~ are n..I,s SWefltd with ea|n >ncrtea Ing vear.
 The forw.i I'd artries: otT the9city have been so rapid under the quirkenin. in- tiurnce ot good government conditions that palitS%an siht. sstinnty iu which It Is located are preparing to build 'he lars.'st caRcutvl N@d.~I lYgHs tY"r'd al |; cost ot several million dollars. bond, issue, ot -sl.aN Gsl s9as leen ,pu thoriZed by the people for ruGlfe m pr"vements.1alMg gn- well deyelorcd gro grain for the physica! development, o' II~'ff}t tls*essaR heen Atif Ans.sa .\s.eeN sewerage system is being undertaken and fMiiaS ritizaHs are 'FIprmr1rr-fu. anot.iet doubling ot poaulat tion m the deSs'u,i,ts she.iu. sui, bsfimfs { .oE
 The, ciy nall finds many opportnni, ties tos fl ffiaiip Srss 7uatselirVs refarifntsta stRlYgsasoGntip sinalGscS ways | was deSlrabie that q new ilinlcfpff build ;,iW heaaatsssds eassi -io sdo, 1hi> sJt ,was necessary to dispose of the old one! -So 'ttp, aaassir sept thse ei,'mmissieners. ro-operating with The chamber of com 'fbtrce. anasFestadssume set l.onis cap. ,itaiists. in d hotel proposition and land. "a lnsa'w SfOOG.eOOs h6feln ssrkey nsoid .,ss .nId eity, ball ana made new one possible all in single deal. At tffe sams. tsme theyewere trying to sserprf the location of great Methodist uni. versity 'at Dallas. .~and in this also they were successful
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25

ldr and daT reaaetian
 leNSlS.OOO, # is claim
 foaadE hnd Streets l nave bden
 ltesahtA sahtA $l.btS}9Ieasss ?a3 ?annHaF nnH3aF ex,
 he .sf9yt ssff9ytfb boaHHkske oaHHksk ebihg9has been.
 aiia 4ae edhlrl4fssaonetslp ps'ia n a4S4tt Al, Fss1tia. expelase ei c:hstfig G r,ulgicsWoThTsy 1&9s1stitrtoolarrly t8 dpftigfYti isa,fc n ln tire lWay'ot saagl- bA ftss9.lts9t4sHsf st* rog g1tgt1 Maves4inE24G oinr11ssiDn ptan in ref f8.t .t'1n l9es,Ts rne first3 seas3.s steport uader the new pian9siibwtai aC4srvins of $17.!hW tu trunntug exprllses. ,When tae eommissioIrttppk hold tt1eafitHrnefal sE;,tus dt @t hes citys was very 1tf di itw IL hNd feac hed both its debt limit and tax rate limit and was steadily falling bthind in it's payments. Appeals were bting made to the legislature for ant ek,ensipn ot the tax rate limit. but4 rsis,,atensa56 iAas now bsedaiisI ttihec- essary, ln4qdditipn 4tbs city has $ yoteds s}. uCtnSe, tItA rev ehue itoh ehS S" ' loonsz Adinetsfio taongersz zneededs b'rhes csnmissiot,s aln:iess Beef, f,ehting bigS battle against the gas and electrira light 'mfionlor1ofYiess i,ll 1fYis ffo ff oBtaih H%er fates for the city aud for private consumers ,iIgf hts Ay,f
 tAission to resort to municipal owner ship if necessary. rheFe Yhs terceT Political opposition to tie a6rnn1ssion44 M the expiration of itsStiFstItf X V was r,seectFs yparty lines in Havs .sfhll. which was formelry a f"l"h!lc K z E., ''ts ttsslkfISsss11tssE "~@ 4rats, two Republicans @Gd :0mIS f}: ftees. na:l,RI3;a alqu9l. 9l...:.. ,:.. rducrd the 'a9aR3 and 'ne dss'!s While making certain big llnfT"Ttg
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25
gff 5ands fana oopyin ( slrest fotisgs eqwbina ltol khe

e aM asfifsgaespt F ,,mnanhooaS7ss9NAlg sNlg yisof fAiluressHeEsipgt gtogether..g ,,ss,.s
 F L,aht4ilnlkl l, think aFFoYe it ,to. my fellow man tto send them a copy in co9fidence tll so that any man ahywhere who Is weak and 'discoufaged with repeated fail 9ddres may Stop drugang ihimsHf with ,h harmful ,patspt medicines, secure tna Slsssa,n sugaildig yp9froTcHz s5cHE LING, remed ever devised. and so cure snimsslf 1ats Sonis >quiet and quickly.
 Iust drop me aVtsmAke a this: Dr. x@ En- Robinson, 4xt, Luck building, .Destaifssgfich., and fswill ssnd you Ia coSyYSS~ ,thM, splendids, recinf in .
 Slain ofdinASy enivalppe frss ofacharge' A grAtsmaXy doctors would charge 8 to, $5 fop- merely writing out a prescription like fthis-but I send 1t entirely Etee.S 3flil 4 4t3.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25

nlaced Slue .t s.---''|< fsai-.-,s- .-.9.'. ':;4ii
 ra1E:: a1::. ..sfv pL1sgSs, : ], : Goxteirlnlnnent tili nlll-nnent b9 4 sing r6fTpa Fean,G ratssian < cleo ted < aR :, larses aNesotheF slee-, tive offices, .. 2. Sobo1ny tteya cah bIaan C DsIttAernserees ii .Srnocomntaln. ;s.-s < s.:,, No iesl .Ls1qtion-na pulling and nauling
 CD nsprc tfo IS re" spSfasibilits 31,i, - - n Each ehotive offs ger 1sa,Shiniggy mark for criticism: hEnce ,seKs1tfve@ sp,tonsive | agovernsalent ,ae ssra ' A shertf ba lloi., X, Every citizen easily masters his job: on election day. makeS supa hts sasanF ticker -ands knows what he is doing ., ''' Politicians out Of buslness-no need for them .3..-l 3i.4 ; ! .s No confusion. no obscurity. no chance for rascals to slip through at election time without detec- ton. ed. :. ,..., ..., 'Ne.s..asttsAa-bAtlal- NOminations al! bs , petition ta
 The people. with out any moral revo
 iuti0n or sacrifice OI earnlhg power, slt- ting bly, ir the boss caalr
 Officials give good government because
 that S the way tO keep popGlar
 !nl'la'ive. raferen- dutiI anu rarau tor emergencies
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25

TOD IsGA2E i; Z57s 5es 4.
 --s s1&@ { I .s<x .= 'F s- fa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25

noI made. a
 gH 3ands fan oopyin 97 surestt fotisgs eqpbins !iol She
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25
ERNEST BUSHEY. sTsf7s,

dangerously injured.
 Turpin and Hdassy wsre nolding the nozzle of a hose close to the fire line when nyem@a felt srysnisk them sa aeatls GTapts GTaaptsMa. va. hRnrt Fl ,Ias ln Ese same aAlapss-,GIRs five figesysaa.s was eontroisiea U sse st. ter asvas.asng ag..ar area i nn.Mss!axa 2t tWe saa a half telocks,yad .a9ins se8aas 8as saeeo,So sss ,o danaags ye.s [. sbAaE .o NB ss.arvst
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25
irAsdreadful, iNeund.
YEEE rra.,,,

from a knife, gun, tin can, rusty nail. Fireworks, or of any other nature, de- marlds prompt treatments with Buck lens Arnica Salve to prevent oiooa
 poison or gangrene. It's the .qnlcKes' surest healer for all such wounds as also for Burns, Boils, Sores, Sk1n Eruptions. Eczema. Chapped Hands Corns Or Piles. 25c at all druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25

JAss pl,.A Asspris t,c:lly YlP -sstr'n" ] bstriatasa saoSak statpes Ersettey pn1 n gnlSassl| gnlSasss kalso ltjatsaa zAsss Jn Gat Hy2eli. g i.o1 1ilea lfaI kcomInFspnias sgeFss eiesteeGs rom ] i5s1 5i1l] NcitN atsaEaEegsEi laa ets .Id9 lqas1ss qs sss g. s ariess tttwjss ssWaHa sIolitiGss.ss saaE d Nhe raV&sAte et tAes-ex persnent 2 Yafats N fts] gfa. ifykxvTjn ttlsg extyemest flttder ,ytlsssA tlss old syAtAnisH oust oh tn,d athoutr ting. ..a Y
 eraGe9nNbnnipat as,Negnne at. E. Ehes sritsy. was sfShHng .1os lpset expenses. claims agnins&Ihtrpe Tha wkeda a t,0slt. ats29s per ceRA IiiscoHHt. U Ishei assAv pi ans h.,ss Deerl- .t N oEres q bout four yeafss | eara.... ly a HaIt million oft indebteG Gpess h as beena pUfttE ssfIe s.and .ene-hatt smilkUpstf have pttsn s,tiegoted st0 .municip;tIs siin fl proccrsthltse atile stax@rare has. lbeep ttse
 duced sF mills DusthRz dollar sshe price, of gaesJhas been fortnight dowpsfroan $1l50 iRSf. thoasunda tpet to: S1.I5&tlfeGI cost ofafare sfiEt1tsaS has @been rpd,lceGs 2 from $sib' to4S7 7lp per year.s new sbrttgtas+ have Uaf Ia puilt5and otd Onesimploveo4G
 the wfittrwofk se sG;i vt,. 2bppn sp,Irn ha ttasl by Hirv. titvgstr1aift' is srestereds fife protecti1fT fi.ts1 been 4tmpfoveei.s t1Irees new seHodihs,,lsta s4ia xe Sbaeal built. a. fifteen Sere park swas purchased. # he
 pavingk t'e3fer.. 'niclldrihgs seiisalHse;l rpcl1.
 froh vHy ifr.iirs:4a ai,ds1prt,>parafs anda
 progresE resulted. and gener:.!iy@'net'
 results Syerre ak satisfactory ,sS in i;afi'
 weston. I This is all the more na riSS;is
 ble for Hthe re;,son that 'there was ht-s
 tie chaSre in ath9, persorneIset tae 1saty'
 governpent. The rlayor as,nd saniss9 #
 the couhcilmen. as tRAl -'c'0f{Anllss,eaerS are calfa.4 were :sena thaetl oS3er ttronl 1 the oldkegima. Hwas-the new system.
 theret0Aea dhatr wrought thevnlisasle.l a 2 :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25
WCl5

tss1eE.lsM wcY{5 .f<
 Denton. Eek: -3une .24s--Two fire men lost their lives here early today in the last moments of a long and finally si3ccessful afight2 toNsave the south side tpf gthisg city from destFruc- ton by fire. The dead;
 JOE TURPfN.& Jtt,!Ft 84tA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-25
NEWsAND oL oaPLAN COMPARE,
p.a,rslet csiuama Shows Advantages J
 N .commisson System .- '.- = -'' | |

hft-sa-- city GHsrr, Pfn' 2 E of lRH,s.: aMard tl q. aI1 U: =ernneA. l.v glilil,:e l.a lE1 '.. at |; lures s'Holef tWo :. s s!1s*ss3 ds-.5.., : ... :. :.
 THE l IF Td.a PLAN, ] '.'', ..GovsI 5qent oy a *or, bn1a minor : eiec,i veHaffsGiersstaffd ffd & 7 deba(rHg ysociety3 called M;:aoYneilsi
 Each Joh hcer has p6~ersA 5fbek rhe ; ofhpA aaaass sCl;esJ cai:s s'soi asz7t,. sI sis and l $ $ oalanaeA :';.aeh otaa ficer; ;-l.,if3 -lD.,ifa3nss rife ne xtS ifsssy ifsssys5SusWrnsEas4iifsiss E.; :. :. :,
 NeAa a4sx-thpsss. to3 hold tht ramshackle e.'TTnnW9Aszta has to ga sfiax 'peliacs" .ae the asacAtfieea of his earniaga power pe- fore ne eounts. .
 CrtfsR nship Is, a lea learAsdMsrofession. fl Go vel nMe nt by politiciA,s ,s,lnslead of governReTt VI BS' the peopieR Rlfsarchy in-z stead soR democracy
 PeltAh theers cleo sive--toY many off, cers ele&tive--result- Ing ana habushi ball. lots. E ' r...-..
 Good p ficials get ting no ereaii,.;zs.:..s,.-'..
 Bad officials safe Ky lost in the snuff fie and getting no personal blame.
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.eMocT b1G
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Citizens Hospital Assn.

Citizens Hospital Assn, . .'e'
 City. <. >'--' z... Gentlemen:-I desire to sincerely thank youE association for.the prompt and efficient service rendered me byy ore of your physicians at the tiste ost stf' 'mSs S4f ffeceht misfortune n in inslhi!a!sg MX fingers. svx' os uas4allse..., sssaT-
 Whisa thsoaccident svssE no&a oey'a serious nature; the attention given could not havsSbeehfl betted.
 ',sT ,ST. Havs. s.peen.4 member soif todt As- saaatiess ppiy, ,1typ weeks and fb!s aas.usperssion sW1lk bes .a .saYiqg spf saD. .S01oee Asofess .m,e s~ss f.oax
 Your Association s~tlttdp nh anntoad good in this community, as it will be the means of giving many a person in moderate>' cffcumstances. medical and Hospital attention. which they could not afford to pay themselves. I. also appreciate your request to consult your physicians at any, time I am feeling 4unwell. a which vxill save many a case of severe sickness; aaWishias ,thsv Citizens n Hospital As s9ciattan othe: success you so deserve, l am, ~;lst&s@s. g.-s;t t >.,,S
 Yours very truly.
 ]. A. FRAZIER.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-12
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that a cer-
tain mortgage executed and delivered
by August A. Litfn and Martha Littin.
his wife, mortgagors, to J. J. kann,
MORTGAGE, dated the 18th day of No.
vember, 1909 and filed for record IN
the office of the Register of Deeds Of
the County of Ward and State Of
North Dakota on the 18th day Of No
vember, 1909, and recorded in Book
1872 of Mortgages at page 113 be fore
closed by a sale Of the premises IN
such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed, at the front door of the court
house in the County of Ward and
State of North Dakota at the hour CT
2 o'clock D. m. on the 18th day II
November A. D. 1911, to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage or
the day OF sale. The premises de-
scribed in such mortgage and which
will be sold to satisfy the same are
described as follows, viz: The south
west quarter (SWA) Of Section TWEEN
ty-one (21 in township one hundred
fifty-seven $50 north of range eigh-
ty-two 1927 west, And whereas it was
provided in said mortgage that in the
event of default being made in the
payment Of any part of the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage when due then
and in that event the said mortgage
might if he so elect declare the whole
amount of said debt so secured by
said mortgage due and payable; and
the said mortgageEs having failed to
pay the sum of $3.50 due December
/, 1910, the said MORTGAGE does here
by declare the whole sum secured by
said mortgage due and payable.
There will be due on such mortgage
on the day Of sale the sum of @222.15
plus the sum of $12S.39 for and on
account of interest paid by said mort.
gagee upon a prior mortgage upon
said premises, making a total OF
934sy54 together with the statutory
attorneys fee and costs OF sale.
Dated October 4, 1911.
]. J. Kann,
Mortgage.
NOBLE, BLOOD & AnAMsoN.
Attorneys for Mortgage,
LeSueur Block Minot, n. Oak.
10 t6
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-12
CLEAN MONEY.

North Dakota is good state IN
which to live. Health and wealth she
gives for modest, effort. Money made,
from North Dakota's broad acres does
not hear the faint of human suffering.
No overworked. underfed, uneducated
children are forced to work to gain
North Dakota's dollars. No sweat
shop women and consumptive men
are driven long hours to earn divi-
dends for North Dakota's business
men. Human suffering is not part
Of the gaining of competence in this
great state. The broad spirit and
freedom of the prairies is ours. Clean
vigorous work, under blue skies and
in the open fields brings health and
wealth and the pleasures of life TO-
North Dakotans.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-12
DIED FROM
HEART FAILURE

Williston, n. D. Oct. 10.-The y.
year-od son Of John Sind, living 70
miles northwest of here and little
east of Squire, attended church 50
cial in the neighborhood last Saturday
and while there borrowed bicycle
which he rode a little about the Place
When he got off his companions no
ticed that he dropped suddenly to the
ground, and as he did not get up they
ran to his assistance and were as
tonished to find he was dead.
Less than a year ago this same
young man was driving with his H.
year-old sister to the church where
the girl was to be confirmed, when
she suddenly fell forward dead. Heart
failures seemed to be the cause in
both cases. The loss to the Sind fam
lily has cast a gloom over the whole
neighborhood and the family has the
sympathy of all, as the children were
promising and loved by all who knew
them
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-12
THE VITAL
ISSUES

| do not care a tinker's cuss about
those vital things. concerning which
The statesmen fuss and crow and flap
heir wings. / saw my little pile Of
wood, and pay up as go, and I'LL
the worlds serene and good and ]
am shy of woe. If men would cease
to fret so hard DER public ills and
crimes, and tinker round own
back yard, theyd have much better
times. 1t is a narrow. selfish view
folks who're always in a stew don't
seem to do much good. I think that
l do just as much to help the world
along when I NOW weeds and sing a
Dutch or Alpine yodling song. I do
as much when l produce my little
roll Of bills, and pay the milkman for
his juice, the druggist for his pills.
I've often noticed that the men who
paw the air and bawl, are slow in
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-12
How Mako Droodor.

TO" "ONO OVOOO0Ts
A California man designed 4 brood
~ and any poultry farmer who II
handy with tools can make one fol
himself The lower edges OF the sides
are out away to permit Of the. pass
ing of air 90 the occupants of The
brooder do not suffocate In eaoh
side. too, there Is \ kttle door that
can be opened to permit OF the In
gress or sgress of the baby chicka
The roofs are hinged, and in each
side 10 a hinged towering" board, ~
1t 10 called The under side Of this
board is covered with tufts IF feath.
ers and the little chicks enter by the
door. or are lifted in through the toy
and snuggle into the feathers az they
would snuggle under tho wings Of the
mother hen. A glass window in the
end Of the brooder enables the owner
to look in without lifting either Of thu
lids.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-12
THE RASPbERR|ES
ARE NOW RIPE
Second Harvest Of Berries Now On
Vac earta Brings Fine Sample 20
This Office--Strawberries and Black
berries In Bloom

Vac Barta, who lives three miles
north of Minot, brot sample Of some
fne red raspberries which he picked
from his patch on Oct. Z. They are
of the second crop. He reports his
stra wberries and blackberries in nIos-
som, and brot1 In blackberry plant
to prove his asserti~a. He does not
expect the other. fruit to ripen Vac
has picked several quarts OF rasp-
berries however, and considers then
a rare treat for this season Of the
year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-12
Aa'yot |. Na|veIscn

Two small boys, eleven years of
age, were arrested by detectives at
Howe's siding for placing stones ard
large piece of iron on the track.
When the dangerous obstruction was
discovered, it was believed that band
its were attempting to wreck No. 1873.
The detectives measured the logs
nearby. The lads tearfully explained
to Judge Pollock that they just want
ed to see the the engine knock the
stones off the track.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-12

Many Prominent Citizens Under Ar
rest Charged With Violating Prohi
bition Law-Say Elevator Gave Bee"
for Each Load Of Grain Bought.

Fessenden, n. D., Oct. THE Ell
forcement of the prohibition law
reached it's climax yesterday whe1
Sheriff Lyness of Fessenden, went tO
Harvey with a posse armed to the
teeth with writs and warrants of az
rest.
The injunctiOns were against the
Bank of Harvey, the Fisher Grain Ele
vator company, and the Renlreea's
grain elevator Many alleged blind
piggers were arrested, among them a
woman named Mrs Wibery, who was
however, releas ed upon her own re-
cognizance, she being old and Grip.
pied. The other piggers are profess
SIGNALS.
The Bank of Harvey is charged with
selling bills of lading promiscuouslv
for quantities Of liquor, kept at the
railway depot for that purpose. 1t is
claimed that the elevators gave bot.
tie of beer wrapped in sack for every
load of wheat they purchased. The
town of Harvey is up in arms and
claims that it is the spite work II
other nearby towns to close up the
town of Harvey and thereby reap a
benefit It is questioned If bank can
be closed for being thus indirectly in
connection with illegal liquor sales