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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-19
NAMES OF CONTESTANTS
ANNOUNCED TOMORROW
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Open to All Residents Of State

OF the contest, NEW Subscribers are
those who were not taking The yff-
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Candidates. can nbyiate n great deal
Of work and worry for the Office force
by being careful. to mark on each sub
scription blank whether subscribers
are OLD or NEW,
Rolling In Votes.
Tie campaign departments teie-
phone number is Monroe 22S and II
iie.re Is anything pertai ling % the
campaign tfsi 10 NOT entirely clear to
you, 'phope or write US and We win
be more tran glad to furnish s+su
tho information desired. There is
a great deal 10 be gained In cam
p;tirn of thts kind both In pleasure
and experience. Get your friends TO
Zip the voting coupons from each
issue of The Virginian" and each and
every coupon viii count ten votes. You
witt be surprised TO see how rapidly
the votes will roll up for you.
There is a ballot box in the Office
of The Virginian' on the first floor,
where votes may he deposited for
any OF the contestants whom you may
see lit to favor with your votes. If
you cannot bring the ballots TO tho
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to whom they are intendede.
Fair Field for All.
All men, women and children re-
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pete. nor win any favors be extended
to one contestant that will not be
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BLOODHOUNDS TO
CHASE MURDERER

(Soecial 10 The Richmond Sirgtnian.
WYTHENILLE, VA. May Is
v"se Harris Ere. shot and killed
his wife. paisey Harris. on the pub
lic read between Austinyilie and
Ix:trheas, this assssraaa7ss. .ksss sasssst;~ 4
shotgun.
The murderer has escaped
The sheriff will go 10 the scene with
bloodhounds.
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GO ON PILGRIMAGE
TO OLD JAMESTOWN
OVER zoo TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THE ANNUAL A. p. V. A. EN-
eIRsION TO ISLAND.

Over seven hundred persons took
advantage Of the occasion and ac-
coinpanied ~ Association for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities
on It's annual pilgrimage to James
town Island yesterday. The weather
was ideal and the tsip, which wac
made On the steamer Focahontas, was
pronounced the most successful In the
societyss history, Mrs Granville
Valentine was chairman o. arrange
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Dcnocrasic Convention, Norfolk
Use ChesapAake ard Ohio fast
trains Leave Richmond . A. AZ. and
x n. N. 33,As round trip. Special
coaches Tor DELEGATES. May asd.
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se;ontinusd onS Tifth pas~p
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II became known tonight that Gov
ernor Eoss has received letters threat
ening him II the death OF Rfcheson
IL executed. The governor is said to
ave pat the matter in hands OF the
Stat. police.
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-22
CHARGE BURGLARY
John Heiko 10 Dismissed on q Charge
Of Burglary by Judge Murray.

John Heiko, charged with breaking
into the barn OF J. G.. Kadoun, q
farmer living southwest Of Minot, and
taking his horse which Kadoun had
locked up, was dismissed by Judge
Murray Wednesday afternoon.
Kadoun stated that nine Of Heikos
horses had been trespassing on his
fax, that he tried to catch the horses
but failed that he chased Heiko. who
was ON another horse, unttl Heikos
horse slipped and fell, that he then
knocked Heiko down, took the horse
away and locked it up. He said that
someone during the night broke into
the barn, sawed the manger and took
the horse, a lock and some chains,
and that he, Kadoun, traced tracks to
Heiko's place and te next day saw
the horse at Heiko's place.
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PRETTY VALENTINE PARTY.

A pretty valentine party took plaGe
atthe home of O.E. Medhus, Wed.
Mar. "A. The hostess being Mrs. o.
E. Mediums and Miss Pearl Zorn. The
parlor and dining room we're decora-
ted with red and white crepe paper
from which hung red and white
hearts. The party commenced at 800
o'clock The evening was spent in
playing games At about 1O:3OAthe
refreshments were served consisting
OF ice cream and cake, candy,spop
corn and oranges. and . while later
the guests departed for their homes.
All report fine time. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner, Mr..
and Mrs. McCallister, Mrs. Campbell,
Misses Clara and Hattie Foss, ida
and Clara Ripple, Helen and Ven
Haiti, Hazel and Louise Clines. Lau-
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GOV. BOND BITTEN ~ CUR.

a rhisty little fox terrier brit 8. w.
Bond quite severely on one of his legs
Friday as the Governor" was walk,
ing along tending to- his own busi.
ness as he always does. The dog
has the very pernioious habit of at
lacking pedestrians from the rear,
Sneaking up on them no'selessly and
after sinking his needle like teeth in
the calf of ones leg, 1t knows enough
to rake itself scarce. The dog has
"ttacked no less than dozen persons
lately, Mr.. Feehan losing part OF
his trousers leg. Mr.. Bond notified
the owner Of the dog that something
had to be done and started an acton
in Judge Murray's court to make his
threat good. The dog ought to be
muzzled, have it's teeth yanked out or
sent to the happy hunting grounds.
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[AF0LLETTf'S CAM
PA|CN MANAGER
SPOKE IN MiNOl

"LaFollette will remain in tie pr s-
ldential race until the gavel falls III
the Chicago convention announcing
| tnat he has been nominated tor presi.
dent of the United States" said Wal
! ter NJ. Houser, national campaign
manager OF Senator LaFollette, who
: spoke at we'll attended meeting at
courthouse Wednesday on How and
Why LaFollette became a candidate
[ for the presidential nomination."
MIR. Houser, who is very effective
| speaker, told how he figured that La
Toilette would win. He stated that
the south, which usually sent solid
delegations in favor of the administra-
ton candidate, this time IL split up.
owing to the influence Of Roosevelt
friends in the south. He said there
will be contesting delegations from
every state south Of Mason and DIX
les line and that these contests Will
be decided by the Republican nation.
al committee which is about evenly
divided between Roosevelt and TAFT
followers, and La Toilette will have
four or five votes In the committee.
This means, he haid, that there will
be no solid delegations from the
south.
"LaFolette will hold the balance
of power in the Chicago convention,
and you know what this means"
about a year ago the Progressives
Of the United States were consider
ing whether they should make . ma:
tional campaign" said Mr.. Houser.
after learning the progressive SEN
timent all over the United States was
strong, the leaders. including such
men as Bourne, Bristcw, Clapp, Cum
minis, Poindexter, Works, Gronna, Pin
chot, Garfield, Merriam, Rogers and
towering above them all Roosevelt.
decided it was best to make q cam
paign. They looked around for q
candidate and on account Of his sue
cessful advocacy Of progressive pFin
ciples in Wisconsin. they picked La
Toilette. LAFollette protested, main.
tanning that the burden was greater
than he coud bear. But the leaders
insisted, and Theodore Roosevelt sent
a message to Larolletts by GIBSON
Gardner, asking him to become can
didate, to get into the race at once
and that he would do what he could
through his connection with the Out
look and the publication of articles
favorable to LaFollette's candidacy,
to promote the LaFollette campaign.
LaFollette then decided to become a
candidate and whom he did %, he
served notice on the Progressive
leaders that he was in the race to
the finish, and there would be no
compromise.
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MCCOY BACK FROM NEW York.

MCCOY BACK FROM NEW YORK.
Paul v. Mccoy returned Sunday
from New York City where he spent
three weeks buying the various lines
for his department store. He haa
added number Of new lines includ.
ing corsets, kid gloves, etc., to make
his stock of ready to wear merchan.
disc for ladies' most complete. The
stock is arriving this week and will
soon be on display.
A carload and half OF new fixtures
arrived this week and when they are
placed, Mccoy will have some store.
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Good salesman acquainted with re-
al drug trade In North and South
Dakota, to handle, on commission
the best line Of American perfumes
manlfa ctured; state age and give ~.
erences. 'Adolph Spiehler, Inc, Ro-
chester, N. Y. II
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ra Begger, Rachel Irving, and the
Misses lNerud. Messrs. Donald Brown,
Roy Campbell, Ray Faulkner, Earl
Campbell, Henry Smith, Edgar Camp
tell, Erwin Fowe, Pete Arnes, Carl
Hougland, Floyed Wright, Lee Brun-
dage, Roy Faulkner and Joe Hiatt.
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FIRE AT LLOYD MINE,

rye bunk house at the Lloyd
mine near burlington was destroyed
by fire Sunday night. Many of the
miners lost their clothing and other
belongings. H. Graves, the foreman,
worked like an old fireman to keen the
re from spreading.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-22

FOR SALE-Two Hart Parr gas trac-
tors and two John Deere engine
gangs. with all equipment, incluA-
Ing breaker bottoms. Outfits guar.
anteed In perfect rsantns eonAt-
tion. Win seh at low price for oash
or part cash, and balance fall 1912.
Address J. j., Independent.
l.25-techg-
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FOR SALE-Pure bred 8. G. White
Legorn eggs for Matching. .. n.
Will. Address 800 Mill g.. Minok
or call at Minot Flour Mill. 2-l5.t4s
II you are going to have a sale let
A. H. Thomas, auctioneer. Deerine,
N. D., do it and 1t viii be Q success.
..- ~ 1-15-t8
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POPULAR BURLINo.

..E. TON COUPLE WE'D
James Casteel and Miss Amanda
Rohwedder of Burlington were mar
ried at Burlington Wednesday after
noon of last week. That night the
7rrl neton friends gave them q SCR
enade that will long be remembered.
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cnolcEsEEp OATS.

Limited quantity of the celebrated
Regenerated Swedish Select seed oats
for sale. Nice pure seed. Sample at
Farmers Elevator, Minot. Vac Barta.
Minot, N. D., R. /. 2 % IT,
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Peter IIdvedsen, charged with sec.
ond offense blind plugging, will be tried
Monday, .a...
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DRAFT HORSES FOR SALE.

DRAFT HORSES FOR SALE.
VIII sell nine head Of horses and
mules, consisting Of I'VE 4-year olds.
weighing 1900 lbs. each; two Swear.
Odds, Weighing 400 lbs. each: two
mules coming years old, weight /,
900 lbs. each. A flne chance to 70
cure some choice work horses. Sec.
32-156-Sz. Adam Blocker, Ninot.
N. d. r. d. 1. eix miles northeast
of Minot. Z % ~
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will Sell on Monthly Payments
GOOD homes at SNAP PRICES. I
to 8 rooms. Phone 465. N. W. Land
Co.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-For real o..
tate, one imported Percheron stall
lion, six years old, and q good foal
er and licensed for North Dakota
Inquire or write to Henry Detmers
Valley City, No. Oak, R. F. D.
No. Q, tie
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FOR SALE-One two year old Jersey
pedigreed bull. R. Stredwick, To-
gan, N. D. It'll
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Thc southeast
quarter Of nine, one nifty -four, eigh-
ty-one. Mrs. T. E. Tenney, Saw
yer, N. OAK. 3 Is t2cH
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TAKEN UP-6 horses, black and
enc black colt, and one dark ,ay.
Branded either. circle E or clrle
z, not sure, all young stock. Come
to my place miles 8. e. of Mtnot.
Address N. e. sangstad, r.. r, NO.
4, Minot, N. D. '1-S-2-15
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FOR RENT--SE IA Sec. II, T. 1856,
r. "a, 3 miles east Of Des Laos.
Write H. J. Halvorson, Box 3OS, Mi
not, N. D. 1.l-1-29s
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FOR SALE-Complete set of timers
tools. Ben Elzenhofer, Minot, ND.
... Il t4s
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WANTED middle aged woman to
keep house and care for an aged
couple; good home and fair wages.
Apply Mrs. J. 3. Murphy, Minot,
N. D. 2 "a
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FOR SALE OR TRADD-One Nor
man Percheron Stallion, weighe
1900. Enquire Of G. 9. Alny.
Burlington, N. d. 41kaAs
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FOR SALE-One 11.3 horse power
gasoline engine and good pump.
Write U. G. Abbott, p. o. box 7s3,
Minot, N. D. 216319~
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POSITION WANTED-On farm by
married man. Call or address A.
care Independent. 2 ~
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FOR RENT-Quarter of land miles
east of Minot; 1855 acres roken, fair
buildings; will furnish seed If de-
sired. John Hagen, Minot, N. D..
R. 4. 2 % t2*
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WANTED-A middle aged woman for
light house work. Work easy and
1a1r wages. Address Mrs. c. W.
Woods, Coulee, N. D. 2-15.tas
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FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rocks
Cockerels. Cockerels are out of Geo
Greenhouses premium chickens last
year. Fred G. sorg, Norwich, N. D.
~ A~' Az ~,
route q. 215 t.
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FOR SALE-Four full blood Buzz Or.
phington BOOSTERS. Call or address,
Peter Christensen, Minot, Boz SIS.
Z "A Z H.
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WANTED-Man and wife, without
children preferred, to work on farm
and board men, also sxporieneod
single man for farm; no drinker
need apply. Good wages for
right kind Of men, G. r. Eaton,
Surrey, N. D. 3 Is t.
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FOR RENT-S SEA Section 11-154-84,
nine miles southwest Of Minot. $50
acres under cultivation. Splendid
opportunity for q good farmer;
$4,000 worth Of grain raised on this
farm in 1910, from 40 acres. Ad-
dress w. H. s., care Independent.
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WAN.TED-A middle-aged woman az
housekeeper on ranch south OF Ross.
Apply at ONCE Of Independent or
412 S. Belyea avenue. y
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WANTED-Man and wife, without
children, to live with family and
work on farm, i've miles northeast
OF Minot. Thomas L. Kelley, box
745 Minot, N. D. 3252 -.
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Oyster shells viii double the layine
capacity Of your hens. Get Z sacl
now 1t $50 Per 100 ~. Rosll Hard
ware Co. Ii 1e Il
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WANT TO BUY-A quarter or q halt
section of good farm land. Geo. A.
MCGEE, Minot, N. D. 21tf
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FOR 9ALDETen fullblood 0hrop
Ghire rams. Address W. 0ibe,
Brookbank, N. D.
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FOR SALE-Good paying business.
Small amount of cash viii handle
1t outright. Owner leaving city.
Will take team Of mares Of coWS
as part payment. Address n. B.
care of Independent Fl -4tog
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Buy your lumber from the Bovey-
Shute Lumber Co. The stock is clean
and complete, Limo. cement, plaster
and roofing, our speclalttss. c. H..
Rudd. Agent. Z u 4
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FOR SALE-White and black Orping-
ton eggs, $3.50 per 13. Indian Run
ner Duck Eggs, 10c each. Chinn,
1850 West 33d avenue K. Denver,
CoiI 2 ~ t.
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FOR SALE-Partridge and Buff Wy
andotte and Buzz Orpington and
Buff Leghorn chickens. Address p
w. Myers, Minot. 1-25-tl0.
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A. H. Thomas, Auctioneer. Deer
ing, N. D., will cry your sale very
reasonably and guarantee sattDnDc-
ton. Give him . trial. 2-15-tS
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FOR RENT-NWA Sec. p, wp. 154,
Rye 80, six miles from Minot, GOOD
buildings, 100 acres broke. Geo. A.
MCGEE. ass
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FOR RENT.


Very choice 800 acres 10 miles n. g.
Of Minot, Z miles s.. W. of Glenburn,
6 miles west of Deering, good build
ings, we'll with wind mill, pasture
fenced; 300 acres under cultivation.
See or write Brush cWilliams Com.
pany, Mmot, N. D. Money to loan
on Farm Lands. 2 % t.
FOR alphabetically new SIS De
Laval cream separator for $50 eaAh
or $50 on time. I. M. Questad. ct
Leland Department store, Minot
3 % II
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FARM enc, REQ Sam.

FARMERs' FEED BARN.
have leased the A. MACDONALD Nv
cry barn Oh NORTH Ramstad street,
and invite the farmers to patronise
ne. a. catering 70 your trade,
prices reasoaAbls. J. b. Roed.
Ii . e
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TAKEN UP-One bay mare, abo0t
seven or eight years old, white right
hind foot branded n. J., connected,
on lift shoulder; also one dark
buckskin or mouse colored geldinG
abut two years old, no brands. Came
TO my plaos, Mex Of Sec. 81, Twp.
156, Rge. 81, about i've miles south
west Of Mmot. on Or about February
10th, 1914. Can OF address Ole A.
johnson, Minot, N. D. : Is y
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WANTED-Waitress at once. sher-
wood hotel Mohall, N. D. 2 Fl ~
TAKEN UP-One red COW with horns,
white in forehead, has been run
ming around all fall. Owner call,
prove property, pay charges ana
cost of this ad. Helmer Benson,
r. R. l, box II, Sec. 25-156-S2, nine
miles northeast Of Minot. Is tSs
FOR RENT-We have Is nice house,
for rent 2 to 10 rooms. Phone 465.
N. W. Land Co.
FOR SALE-A 80 horse S PASSENGER
Buick touring car, cheap for quick
sale. Write Edward J. Olson. box
128, Minot, N. Oak. II a.
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FOR sALE-$40O0 stock of general
merchandise with fixtures, at Lone
Tree; only store in the town, In
midst Of ideal farming community:
good proposition for party who
wants to engage in mercantile bus
mess. VIII sell for cash or win
consider trade for horses and CT
tie and some cash. Address Charles
R. scribner. Tasker, N. D. Is a.
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FOR EENT-3so acre farm, 100 aeFss
plowsd. running water, plenty q
wood and coal, good buildinGs and
pasture. Ideal place for mixed
farming. For terms cau or write
the Independent ONCE, Minot, ". D.
FOR SALE-Partridge and Buff Wy
andotte and Bun Orpington and
Buff Leghorn chickens. Address p
w. Myers. Minot. 1.25.tlO.
FOR sALE-Two Hart Parr gas trac-
tors and two John Deere engine
gangs. with all equipment, In clua-
Ing breaker bottoms. Outfits guar.
anteed In perfect running eo1At-
tion. Win seh ct low price for cash
or part cash, and balance fall 1912.
Address J. j., Independent.
l.25.tsche-
FOR sALE-Pure bred s. G. White
Legorn eggs for Matching. o. n.
Will. Address 800 Mil g., Minot
or call at Minot Flour Mill. 2-l5.t4s
If you are going to have a sale let
A. H. Thomas, auctioneer. Deering,,
N. D., do it and 1t will be success.
...- . 1I5-ts
FOR SALE OR TRADD-One Nor
man Percheron Stallion, weash,
1900. Enquire Of G. @. Any.
Burlington, N. d. 41kaAs
Will Sell on Monthly Payments
. GOOD homes at SNAP PRICES. I
to rooms. Phone 4e5 N. w. Land
Co.
WANTED-A middle aged woman for
light house work. Work easv And
fair wages. Address Mrs. C. w.
Woods, Coulee, N. D. 2-15.ta,
FOR SALE Barred Plymouth Roct.
Cockerels. Cockerels are out Of Go
Greenhouses premium chickens last
year. Fred G. Sorg, Norwich, NJ.
Route q. SIS IT,
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W'ANTED-Man and wife. without
children. to live with family and
work on farm, hve miles northeast
OF Minot. Thomas l.. Kelley. box
745 Minot, N. D. 3752 -.
WAN.TED-A middle-aged woman al
housekeeper on ranch south OF Ross,
Apply at ONCE Of Independent or
412 S, Belyea avenue.
WANTED Man and wife, without
children preferred, to work on farm
and board men, also experienoed
single man for farm; no drinker
need apply. Good wages for
right kind Of men. G. r. Eaton,
Surrey, N. D. 3 Is t.
ror o.,r - -,
nr,.~.a $500. 49, -. ~
o1' - s1to'
+, 80 - ~ f1''s' - oeo'
tOH SAHE-Ono IL horse power