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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-21
kow w powiecie Cook. oraz $500
robotnikow parkowych.
Opisuie wiasne samobojstwo.


Detroit, Mich, 21 kwietnia. -
Charles S. Brookes, do niedawna
.Chicagowianin, napisa} bardzo
ciekawa powiesc milosna, romans
konczacy sic samobojstwem. Bo-
haterem romansu jest on sam. Po
napisaniu romansu, Brookes ma
kresli} jeszcze kilka slow, ably po-
wiesG jego podano gazetom /
sam sobie zycie odebral.
Murzyni chca kupic kolej.
Dallas, Tex, 21 kwietnia. =
Brooker Washington, murzynski
znany pedagog i finansisci mu-
rzyiscy maja zamiar kupic kole)
zelazna International and Great
Northern z, rak kuratora sadowe-
90 dnia 15go maja. Mowia tu, re
Washington bedzie operowaf ta
koleia przy pomocy sluzby mu-
rzyiskiej wylacznie.
Fart kollegiastow.
Sellnis Grove, Pa, 21 kwietnia,
- Clarence w. Waychoff, 2o-let-
nj uczef uniwersytetu Bucknen
w Lewisburgu ma 20 ran ma gio-
vie prawdopodobnie umrze,
Rany zadali mu uczniowie W ce-
remonii ,,wkupienia sic" Ucz-
Movie zwiazali. go, zakneblowali
mu usta = a potem rozpoczel1 2
MIN swoja dzika ceremonie,
Zabrali go ma cmentarz, tam
nusiai caiowac wszystkie nagroD-
ki, sadie urojone kwiaty' kopac
dolly rekami, grae role ducha
Hamleta, a wreszcie opetani stu
5fr,cl.<. ..sc,an;a M strOnicy Steil,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-21
Z Anglii.

Londyn, 21 kwietnia. Izba
Grnin obradowala wczoraj az do
godziny 3:25 W nocy mad wnio-
skiem reformy przywilejow lor-
doskich. Opozycya wniosla szereg
caiy poprawek dla powstrzymania
toku obrad, ale wszystkie one 20
staly ubite i przegiosowane. Po-
miedzy ministrem Churchillem a
Earlem Wintertonem przyszlo do
gwaltownego starcia; minister a
pelowal do Izby, by ME pozwolila
pontiac swej godnosci nieprzy-
zwoicie haiaSliwem zachowaniem
sic Wintertona,
= Bawi tn w przejezdzie A
merykanin Boutell, byiy posel "a
merykanski w Portugalii; wraca
on do n. Yorku, poczem ma sic
udac ma inne wybitniejsze stano-
wisko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-21
q Mexyku.

Mexyk, miasto, II kwietnia. =
Przywodca rewolucyi, Madero o.
giosii przez swego peinomocnika,
ORA Gomeza, ze tylko ustapienie
prezydentury prezydenta Dia-
"a moze bye podstawa rokowafl
.pcsoj jowyeh.AAtadere- bedzie cze-
kali do piatku popoiudnia, a jesli
do tego czasu Diaz ME da zape-
wnien przez rewolucyonistow
zadanych, to walka rozpocznie
sic ma nowo i nastapi atak ma mia
sto Juarez, pod ktorem wlasnle
Madero sic znajduje. Odpowiedz
ia ma bye tez decyzya rewolucyo-
nistow co do zawieszenia bronl.
w okolicy Durango rewolucya
sic szerzy po farmach i miastecz-
kach; jest tam juz 1000 ludzi pod
bronia; mozliwem jest, re zaata-
kuja oni miasto Durango, stalice
Stanu; garnizon rzadowy jest
tam bardzo nieliczny. Pod lzucar
rzadowi zadali dotkliwa kleske od-
dzialowi rewolucyonistow; po-
dobno so pablo zabitych, a 200
rannych; miasto zajeto.
Mexyk, miasto, 21 kwietnia, =
w Izbie posiow Kongresu mexy7
kanskiego minister spraw zagra-
nicznych de la Barra oSwiadczyi,
re pomiedzy Stanami Zjednoczo-
nymi Mexykiem panuja serdecz-
ME przyjazne stosunki, ktorych
zajscia pograniczne ostatnich
dni ME zdo}aly zamacic. 0 per-
traktacyach pokojowych z rewo-
lucyonistami minister ME wspo-
minal. to znaczy, re pertraktacye
tie ME sa oficyalne. Wiesc o upor-
nem stanowisku Madery, donna
gaiacego sic rezygnacyi Diaza,
wywolala niemile wrazenie; oczy-
wiScie do zadania tego ME przy-
wiazuja zadnego znaczenia.
z Chin.
Pekin, 21 kwietnia. = Tu w
Tiensinie aresztowano znaczna
liczbe Chinczykow pod zarzutem
spisku rewolucyonistycznego. =
WSr6d aresztowanych maja bye
wybitne osobistosci.
- Wicekrolem Mandzuryi Ia
mianowano generala Czao-Er-
Hsuena, nieprzyjaznie usposobio-
nego wzgledem Japonii ! Rosyi.
Oznacza to moze zwrot W polity-
ce chihskiej wiecej stanowczy, niz
dotychczasowe prady polityczne.
z Austryi..
Wiedeh, 21 kwietnia. = Cesarz
Franciszek Jozef ma bye chorym
cd dluzszego juz czasu ! ME O.
puszcza on swoich komnat. w
stoIicy panuje tel przyczyny sill
ne zaniepokojenie.
- Donosza Insbruckn, ze "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-21
H1In5YT T1TyuUMroN c1s 4 -cIOAM CrFnn~Neohl

Il 1,owo badac sprawe wyboru
orimera, wsdluzszej movie "a
znaczyl wczoraj, re pierwsze Sic
{. wn odbyte ma ostatniej sesyi
Kongresu juz wykazalo naduzy-
cia wyborcze. Senator Hepburn
Idaho, czlonek starej komisyi i
sprzymierzeniec Lorimera chciai
powolac nowego senatora do po-
rzadku lecz mu sic ME udaio.
Wczoraj odbyla sic konferen-
eva Lorimera Cullonem lecz ME
wiadomo jaka sprawe omawiano.
Trust cukrowy.
Waszyngton, 81 kwietnia. =
Posel SABBATH Chicago przygo-
towuje sw6j atak ma trust GU
krowy. Wczoraj wniosl on rezo-
lucye, W ktorej sic domaga sledzt-
wa. Trust podobno w celu pre-
prowadzenia swych niecnych "a
niiar6w oszukuje wiadze rzado-
we ma towarach sprowadzanych z
zagranicy podajac ich wartosc nj
zej niz sic rzeczywiscie przedsta-
via. w ten sposob Rad tract ma
Gle
Sekretarz skarbu ] prokurator
gcncralny maja sic postaraco ma
teryal dowodowy.
z Kapitolu stanowego.
Springfield, ILL.,, q kwietnia. -
Wczoraj przyjeto tu uchwaie W
legislature stanowej ma mocy
ktorej przeszlo 5000 robotnikow
stanowych, powiatowyeh miej-
skich przejdzie pod kontrole sitiz-
by cywilnej.
Uchwaia dotyczy s,soo robot
nikow stanowych, 1000 robotniT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-21

tDokonczenie ma strongly 5tei).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-21
Kobieta brorii cleminsona.

swej zony,zachodzi teraz czynnik
kt6ry prawdopedobnie zmusi
prokuratora do wznowienia pro-
cesu. So,
Oto rriejaka Anita Schmidt re
St. Louis nadesiala prokurato-
rowi komunikacye, W ktorej
twierdzi, re owej nocy, kiedy u
maria iona Cleminsona, byla w
towarzystwie dra Cleminsona
cd 8mej wieczorem do godziny
4tej rano, a wiec ME mogl DIR.
Cleminson popeinic zbrodni, "a
ktora zostai skazany.
Pisze rowniez owa kobieta, ze
chciaia wystapic jako swiadek W
ostatnim procesie dra Cleminso-
ma, lecz sprzeciwii sic temu sta
nowczo sam Cleminson, ktory
ME chciai okryc hahba jej nazwi-
ska.
Schmidtowa gotowa jest przy
iechac do Chicago skoro tylko
otrzyma Cleminson nowy pro-
ces.
Niezgoda wsrod sufrazystek.
Liga sufrazystek p. n. mo
Vote-No-Tax League miala
wczoraj swe roczne posiedzenle,
ma ktorem pokiociiy sic urzednl-
czki ligi, a Gala afera zakonczyia
sic podziaiem ma dwie frakcye
Jedna kieruje amazonka, nleJa-
ka panna Margaret Haley, ktora
lax prawdziwy politykier poke
rowala wyborami i doprowadzisa
do zwyciestwa swej zwolennlcz-
XII. Me podobalo sic to zwycie-
zonej kandydatce jel przyla-
ciobkom, ktore poczely przeciwna
strone wyzywac cd umadrycfl
nauczycielek' it'd, az nareszcie'
wystapiwszy z Ligi, opusci}y sa-
lie zamiarem zorganizowanla
novel Ligi Sufrazystek. Me do
syc ma tenn, ale wmieszano jesz-
cze do sporu burmistrza Harri,
soma, ktorego przezwa}y niekto-
re sufrazystki spiochem fleg-
matykiem dlatego jedynie, re ME
bierze icll Ligi ma seryo dopo-
modz i'm ME chce do zisZczenla
ich marzen. Zamiast mieszac sic
do polityki, ma ktorej znaja sic
iak koza ma pieprzu, uczyni1yby
lepiei owe panie-sufrazystki,
gdyby pilnowaly kuchni.
Strajk ze sympathy.
Zaledwie uplynai tydzieii spo-
koiu. gdy znowu rozpoczeli woj-
ne wkladacze rur, ktorzy cd xii
ku tygodni ki6ca sig plumbia-
rzami. Tym razem wybuchl
strajk w gmachu ,,Heisen" przy
ulicach Harrison Dearborn,
gdzie re sympathy ola wkladaczy
rur porzucilo prace okofo GOO
robotnikow. Sa miedzy mimi mu-
larze ich pomocnicy, ciesle, in
zynierzy, lackownicy i zwykli
robotnicy, ktorzy chca Emusic
strone przeciwna do oddanla
kwestyi spornej sadowi polubo-
wnenlu. Przy piracy pozostali
plumbiarze, elektrotechnicy / ro-
botnicy przy zelazie, lecz zdaJe
sic, ze wkrotce trzeba bedzie "a
przestac przy owym budynku
wszystka prace, powodu "a
strajkowania inzynier6w budow-
niczych.
Plumbiarze ME chca zadna
miara zgodzic sic ma warunki
wkiadaczy rur. Powiadaja oni, re
dopiero wtedy pogodza sic, je-
zeli wkiadacze rur do ich unii
przystapia.
Zarowno architekci jak i kon-
traktorzy domagaja sic sadu po-
lubownego, gdyz obawiaja sic,
re dalsze strajki beda uchwalo-
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-21
Telegramy krajOwe.
Sprawa Lorimera.

Waszyngton, sl kwietnia,
Senator Works z Kalifornii, kto-
rego postepowi republikanie po-
dali na prezesa komisyi malaceJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-21

Konstantynopol, 21 kwietnia.-
Powstancy albahscy zadali znowu
:iezka kleske regularnym woj-
;kom tureckim; staio sic to W po-
,lizu Czarnog6ry podobno ma pla
,u boju pablo przeszio 1000 lur-
cow zabitych. Powstahcy oblega-
a obecnie miasto Turzy, zajste
aiedawno przez Turk6w J najpra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-21
okolicy spionely tam lasy ma zna-
cznei przestrzeni; szkody spowo-
dowane maja bye olbrzymie,
z Niemiec.

dowane maja bye olbrzymie.
z Niemiec.
Berlin, 21 kwietnia. L Wa
szyngtonu nadeslano juz oficyal-
ny plan wizyty eskadry amerykan
skiej w dniach 21go do 30 czerw-
ca = W Kilonii innych portach
niemieckich. Ces. Wilhelm miai
bye ,,zachwycony' ia wizyta /
zarzadzil, by naprzeciw eskadry
amerykanskiej wyiechaia niemie-
cka. Cesarz sam uczestniczyc be-
die W przyjeciu ma pokiadzie
swego jachtu ,,Hohenzollern" po-
czem uda sic W podroz do Nor
wegii.
- Prasa niemiecka wciaz oma-
via obszernie ustapienie p. Hilla
re stanowiska ambassadors amery-
kanskiego W Berlinie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-21
TeIegramy zagraniczns
z Rzyrnu.

q ~
Rzym, 21 kwietnia. = Telegra-
my prasy zjednoczonej podaja
dis, re Papiez Plus X. czuje sic
niezdrow z powodu dose silnego
przeziebienia, a lekarz jego, DIR.
Petacci, kazai mu sic szanowac
inie obciazac praca. Jednakze Oh
ciec sw. trybu zycia ME zmienii
i DO dawnemu udziela audyencyi
odprawia co rama Msze sw., a
po nocach pracuje do pozna.
= Przybyi tu ksiaze Artur
Connaught, jako Przedstawiciel
krola angielskiego, ably powinszo-
wac krolowi wloSkiemu z okazyi
jubileuszu Wioch zjednoczonych.
Przywitali go ma dworcu krole-
stwo wloscy, ma ulicach miasta
zgromadzona ludnoSc owacyjne
wznosila okrzyki ma czesc go
scia. Przed palacem krolewskim
lud dlugo wiwatowal ma Geese kro
la Anglii, tax re ksiaze widziai
sic zmuszonym wyjSc ma balkon /
dziekowai "a te niezwykla serde-
cznoSc przyjecia. Ksiaze przy-
wiozi krolowi osobisty list cd kro-
la angielskisgo, W ktorxm tenze.
Wlochom j ich monarsze serdecz-
ne wyraza gratulacye.
Sytuacya W Marokko.
Paryz, 21 kwietnia, = Do tu-
tejszych pism donosza z Marok-
ko, ze polozenie tantejszych
woisk suitana Mulaja Hafida jest
beznadziejnie fatalne! Dowodca
tych wojsk, kapitan Bremond,
pomimo, IL mu sic udaio W otwar-
tel bitwie pobic zbuntowany
szczep Cherada, jednakze pozniel
zostai otoczony przez Przemozn2
liczbe nieprzyjaciol, obecne po-
iozenie lego jest take, re podob-
no niema dian ratunku. I Fezu
donosza, re W mieScie tenn zapa-
nowai spokoj, gdy sic wiadzom u
dalo zaopatrzyc je W zywnosc.
Madryt, 21 kwietnia. = Wiesci
tn nadeslane Marokko wskazu-
ia, ze konczy sic tam prawdopo-
dobnie panowanie suitana Mulala
Hafida, a Hiszpania, idac "a przy-
kiadem Francyi, bedzie musiaia
zaiac sic swoimi W tym kraJu
nteresami. Podobno stosunki obu
tych panstw powodu sprawy
marokkanskiej mocno sic zao-
strzyiy, Hiszpania czyni Francye
,dpowiedzialna "a zajscia i bum
~ Marokko, mozliwem tez ma
ovc, IL Hiszpania odwroci sic zu-
oelnie cd Francyi, zblizy sic do
Niemiec, ktore dadza jel lepsze
gwarancye pokojowe W Marokko.
Wynika tego, re Niemcy musia-
" czynic rzadowi hiszpansk1emu
3ewne propozycye antifrancuskie.
y takiem ulozeniu sic kwestyl
marokkanskiej jawnie pisza gaze
~ hiszpanskie, zaznaczajac, ze
.zas Jest uregulowat postanowie-
MIA konferencyi W Algeciras G-
,sos). ktore widocznie ME wy
,tarczaia do utrzymania pokoju
81 Marokko, a Hiszpanii tenn sa-
mem ME daja korzySci zadnych.
sprawa Gala grozi powikianiem
niedzynarodowem.
Walk W Albanii.
Konstantynopol, 21 Ewietnia.-
Powstancy albanscy zadali znowu
:iezka kleske regularnym woJ-
;kom tureckim; staio sic to W po-
,lizu Czarnogory; podobno ma pla
.u boju pablo przeszio 1000 lur-
cow zabitych. Powstahcy oblega-
a obecnie miasto Turzy, zajste
riedawno przez Turk6w J najpra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-21
NiedyspOzycya Papieia.
Angielska wizyta w Rzymie.
Sytuaya MarOkkO. = Hszpania przeciW Francyi.
NiepOwOdzenie Turk6w W Albanii q Anglii
Walk W Mexyku. Stosunek do Stanow Jedn.
Spisek rewOucyjny w Chinach.- Cesarz Austyi chO-
ry.LZ Niemec.
zadania Opisue wasne
mobojstwo. - Zabawka stu
POwiesili murzyna teatrze
kaptOlu stanowegO. -Sprawa Lorimera

wdopodobniej zajma je W niedale-
kiei przyszlosci.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16
POINTERS IN FARMING.

Don't forget that getting the soil In
proper physical condition nrst. before
YOU do your planting and seeding, ls
more important than any subsequent
effort.
Pack the under furrow and keep
loose the surface Of the ground.
Thereby you will keep the soil in pro.
per physical condition, admitting air
and keeping in the moisture and al.
lowing the moisture to be fed evenly
to the roots.
Do your discing early. Do not disc
too deep. Double discing is advan-
tageous.
The idea of blowing too deep is a
wrong one. Whether you pillow your
ground 6 inches or 16 inches, a rain OF
3 Inches for instance, will go down
into that shallow plowed ground, TAX
ing finely titled soil, and water there
distributed will come up to the roots
at the same rate in either case.
The alkali salts brought to the sur
face by evaporation of moisture cause
the forming of hard crust which is
difficult to plow. 1t is vital thing
not to allow that crust to form. Pre-
vent it by admitting the chemical
action of air and moisture.
It is not advisable to use a plank
er or a heavy roller for packing.
Either packs the soil too fine and
gives the surface a greater chance
to get hard crust.
Harrow after every rain when crop
begins to climb out.
Too much seed makes grain too
thick. Do not waste an unnecessary
amount of seed grain and then reap
decrease in yield accordingly.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16
NOTICE or MoRToAoE FoREcLo-
SURE GALE.

f.
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage made, executed and
delivered by Charles G.. G. Willis of
Sawyer, North Dakota, g Mortgogor
to E. H. Johnson Of Minot. North Da-
kota, as Mortgage, dated the 23rd
day of November. 1909, and filed for
record in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds ~ tte County Of Ward and
State Of North Dakota on the Nth
day of January, A. D. 1910 at the
hour of 1000 o'clock A. n. and duly
recorded In Book ISL" Of Mortgages
on page 1918" will, by reason Of de-
fault having been made in the pay
ment of one Of the installments So
cured thereby. to-wit The sum of
Thirty-four ia .Oo) Dollars due on tho
23rd day Of November, 1910, and under
and in virtue Of tho power Of sale IN
said mortgage contained, be foreclos-
ed by a sale Of the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described
at the front door of the Court House
in the City of Minot in the County
of Ward and State of North Dakota
at the hour of 900 o'clock In the
afternoon on Saturday the 18th day Of
April, A. D.. 1911, to satisfy the
amount due upon such mortgage on
the day Of sale.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described as
follows, to-wit: The Northeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
and the West half Of the South East
Quar.er of section Twenty-Five (29)
and the North-W West Quarter of the
North East Quarter of Section thirty
two (32) Township one hundred and
fifty-four $50 Range eighty-one (Sl)
containing one hundred and sixty
(16O) acres, situate, lying and being
In the County Of Ward and State of
North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date of sale the sum of Thirty
five Dollars and sixty-nve Cents $35. ).
65) the amount due upon said first
installment covered by said mortgage
for principal and interest together
with costs Of foreclosure and attor.
ney's fees This foreclosure In NO
way to effect future installments 50.
cured by said mortgage and not yet
due.
Dated at Minot, North Dakota this
10th day Of February. 1911.
Z. n. JOHNSON,
Mortgage.
HALVOR l.. HALVOR0ON,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Residence and Postomce address
Minot, North Dakota.
- u.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16
HOG PASTURE.
BY J. II. sherperd, ND. A.C.

oy y n. SneFpero, N y. Az.
believe that every farmer who
starts to diversity his crops, should
adopt what is called a minor rotation
or in other words, he should build
fence around some small pieces
of ground handy to his building to be
used in time as q hog pasture, place
for growing potatoes and perhaps fol
a special patch of seed corn. A pig
that is fed grain all his life usually
fails to pay expenses One which 10
given the run of such pasture until
he is up to 100 pounds weight along
with some grain feed will be produced
very much more cheaply and econo-
mically.
Alfalfa may prove to be a practical
hog pasture for this part of the state.
II 1t does not you will be able to grow
a good pasture by sowing a mixture
Of two pounds Dwarf Essex rape, .
bushel of barley, bushel of field peas
and little millet seed per acre.
+. At the Wisconsin Experiment Sta
ton as result of trial with hogs,
they found than an acre of rape pro-
duced as much grain on pigs when
used as pasture crop along with
grain as Sc bushels of corn would do.
1t will thus be seen that the small
pasture or minor rotation produces
vast amount of value as measured
in grain feed.
In addition to this feeding value
Of rape for hogs, they were found TO
be stronger and gained more rapidly
after the rape feeding was discontinue
ed than the ones which had been on
grain alona. This is doubtless the
result Of being more vigorous and
healthy. They found that the hogs
fed rape and grain considerably out
gained the ones fed on grain alone.
Big MONEY IN HOGS.
A. NJ. Hagen sold three hogs to
A. N. Baumann. last week, that
brought him a check for $128 80. a
nice sum of money for three porkers.
The weight of the three was 1925
pounds dressed and skinned. Gene
Hagan has been fattening them up
this winter on his farm. -Westhope
Standard
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A dispatch from Duluth says that
the leading flax crushers and seed
men Of that city will assist the North
western farmers in securing first
class seed for planting this spring.
A distributing bureau will be estab
lished at Fargo with Prof. H. l..
Bolley at its head. .. y
The report now Is that the deal
to unseat Cowan was originated with
the railroads and that they are the
chief movers in It. Unfortunately Mr..
Cowan has no one but himself to
blame for this predicament. A virtu-
GUS honest man would have had NO
trouble. ..
The most common cause Of insom-
MIA IN disorders of the stomach
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets correct these disorders and
enable you to sleep. For sale BY all
druggists.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16

Do you know that Of all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous? It is not the cold Itself
that you need to fear, but the serious
diseases that It often leads to. Most
Of these are known = germ diseases.
Pneumonia and consumption are
among them. Why not take Cham
pertains Cough Remedy and cure
your cold while you can! For sale
BY Ill druggists.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16
WHEAT FOR SALE.

have $500 bushels Of old blue
stem wheat at the Farmers elevator
at Burlington for sale. l will sell
III 1ue Esd. ana hrst come first
served. We also handle corn, oats.
and all kinds Of feed. H. T. Hoy,
Burlington, N. ID. 8 ee tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16

You can depend On perfect At. style
and the best OF workmanship X You
have your clothes made at Schiewek's
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16


strom, former Minot tailor, now 10
Gated at Everett, Wash Mr. Lid
strom likes the climate Of the west
and says he spent the most pleasant
winter OF his life.
Judge BUTTE of the Second Judicial
district, Judge interim during the
Cowan controversy. began term OF
court at Devils Lake Monday, the first
held in that city in fourteen months.
Many alleged piggers are to be tried
"Wfll Lorimer consent to banquet at
the same table as Teddy now asks
the Rugby Tribune.
Devils Lake will vote on tue com-
mission form Of government soon.
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean for
March 3, was dated Feb. 81 The T..
ter Ocean editor explained that the
mistake was real, too. A, little error
like that should never " noticed.
The North Dakota Farmers Instr
tute annual No. 10 IL now being dis
tributed. It is book Of 1868 pages.
Crops and crop production are given
the most space. Many Of the arti.
Giles are illustrated. Copies Of the
annual may 10 received BY sending
ten cents IN stamps 10 T. A. Hover
stad, Agricultural College, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16
MEETING OF WARD COUNTY
SCHOOL OFFICERS.

oST1OOI OIVBS6ro.
A meeting of the Ward county
school officers will be held in Minot
March 81 and %. Enrolment Will
take place the first day at 1880 p. m .
Topics for general discussion will be
School Houses, Sites and Equipment,
School terms and compulsory atten-
dance, duties of the teacher and
school officers, the new school laws.
Joseph Kennedy of the state univer
sity will deliver an address on Our
Rural Schools
On Wednesday DR.. A. j. McCan-
mel will deliver an address on '''Medi-
cal Inspection in our Rural Districts
Other topics will be discussed as
follows: State Aid for country
schools, annual reports and school
records and consolidated schools
All sessions will be held at the court
house. State Superintendent F.. j.
Taylor will be present
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-16
MRS. THOMAS HEckER DEAD.

"no. 'Om 40 n6NN cN OeAO.
Mrs. Thomas Hecker, wife OF a
brother of George and VIM. Hecker
of this vicinity, died Thurs
day at Darlington, N. D., very sud
denly. She leaves besides her bus.
band. three sons and three daught .:s.
The remains were conveyed to the o,n
home, Sterling, H., for interment
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-02-09
BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES.

New students since last report are
Ebert james, Zalma, Bollinger Co. !;
Barney Hamilton, DeLassus; FL
mer Ferguson, Pennington, all hav-
ing enrolled in the bookkeeping and
banking department, while some
special students have recently en-
rolled in the Night School.
Last Friday was the final examin-
alton day and the following received
first honors in the different subjects (:
Spelling, Misses Price and Doughty ;
arithmetic, Mr.. Thurman; English,
Mr.. MISSIONER and Miss Doughty
penmanship, Miss Glover and Mr..
Hodson; letter writing, Mr.. Hodson
and Miss Price.
President Moothart made his reg
ular inspection visit to the Dexter
and kennett schools last week.
Frank Lewis, one Of last year +
graduates is now stenographer for
President Ozment of the Civil Ser.
vice College, Wright Building, st,
Louis.
Miss Blankenship entered the col.
lege bank last week to become the
successor of Mr.. English.