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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1912-11-15

Oct. II. IS, %, Nov l, 8, 15
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
| Blue Earth.-ss. District Court
| Sixth Judicial District.
Charles M. Compton, Plaintiff, VS..
Daniel McAuliffe, Dennis J. Nc
Auliffe, Eugene j. McAuliffe, Dan
iel F. McAuliffe, Mary McAuliffe
! Wall, Katie McAuliffe Manning and
! all other persons and parties un-
known, claiming any right, title,
claim, lien or interest in or to the
real estate described in the com
plant herein or any part thereof,
Defendants,
The State of Minnesota, to the above
named defendants:
You and each of you are hereby
summoned and required to answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, which com
plant has been filed in the office of
the clerk of said district court, at
the city of Mankato, county of Blue
Earth and state of Minnesota, and
to serve copy of your answer to
said complaint on the subscriber, at
his office in the city of Mankato
in said county within twenty days
after the service of this summons
upon, exclusive of the day of said
service; and if you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint
Dated Aug. oath, 1912.
THOS. HUGHES,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Mankato, MINI.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth.-ss. District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Charles NJ. Compton, Plaintiff, VS..
Daniel McAuliffe, Dennis j. Nc
Aui&e, Eugene j. McAuliffe, Dan
iel T. McAuliffe, Mary McAuliffe
WaN, Katie McAuliffe Manning and
all other persons and parties I'M
known. claiming any right, title,
claim, lien or interest in or to the
real estate described in the COM
plant herein or any part thereof,
Defendants,
Notice is hereby given that an ac-
ton has been commenced in this
court by the above named plaintiff
that the object of said action is that
the adverse claims of the defendants
and each Of them, to the lands here
in described be determined, and that
it be adiudged that the plaintiff is
the owner i'm fee Of said lands, free
and discharged Of any claims on the
part OF the defendants, and that de-
PENDANTS or either of them, have
no estate, title, right, claim, lien
or interest whatsoever therein, and
that the premises affected by this
action are situated in the county of
Blue Earth ana state of Minnesota,
and are described as follows
The southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter and government
lot one of section thirty-five in
township che hundred and nine north
Of range twenty-five west.
Dated August "a, 1912.
THOS. HUGHES,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Mankato, Mimi.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth. Office OF the Regis
ter of Deeds.
instrument was filed in this office for
record on the 9th day of October.
1912, at O'Clock p. M, and was duly
recorded in Book GS of Mortgages,
page 223.
J. G. FOWLER,
Register OF Deeds.
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Court Seal.)
Benjamin Taylor,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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(5ortissuns folst.)
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Cine rsinaatiiae Gntiiihrunss'
seihi9te.

Cine rpmnntiihe Gntfiibrirness g<s
ihihte. bie i'm tiiriiih itaIienifhsu
Rriese einen allsemeinen 6iniersrunt
bat, nsant jebt bic Runbe bur4 BIZ
italienifhen BlGtter. Sn ben eriter
Sasen bes Jebruar tam In UsniIanf
in snns erIh0pftem 3uitdnbe Elm jlina
ges UlGbHtn an. bcs iih Oiuieppin1
Serainnii ncnnie. iibsr Brinbiii aus
aouftantinopel sstommen iein iDDlIt'
unb an9ab. bas Dpftr einer Gntflh'
rltng 5u ieiH. Die junge Dame. BIZ
firh bei einem Better melbete. tit, tDi'
gte fogts. bic SCOOTER eines @ouurter.
nebmers. Der in iungen Jnbren aui
Jtnlien mad Ronfinntinppel dusgel
lpnnbert mar. Rad ibrer GraGbIune
perbiente ne ii@ NIT &tt6eEbeitsn If,
,ossb Hnb mar n &sae es3ttaaksl a.
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Grans.isestbnms Mebertrasn1lea


Gam. .. Cooper an 2aura Wrigbt.
cine Got on 5adberrp Strabe; 81.
2llma Orr an ais5ie Orr, z Cots
in @eitipn 80, MiIlereet 3p.; 81.
Gliiabstb 3. Baltimore an Geo. s..
Dupis, so CUB an gxitnut Sir..
WobiIonpille; 81.
gkitsr u. griit an Clifford 4mann,
eine Got on Drain Gtrobe. Wsabiion.
pilIe; 81.
Sobn airbp an Gam. 8. COOPER,
cine Got au Gairoisip Mpenue; 81.
Gli5ubetb 5ritIh an DIibtr ).
9imbermaH, 80 Jub an 5ubion QD.;
81.
Genspispe q. gopb an 8. 9. Dad.
Dub. 35 SUB an ainiep Mp.; ST..
9icior M. 5erttDig an aoeline g.
8arbes, 25 s5ub an Wariban 4D.; 81.
Sobn 5. Grimes an 0iocn 3. gions
mini, 25 5ub on goone Strnbe; 81.
Jba W. MuIforb an gli 3. Brotpn.
90 Sub ON grops Mp.; 81.
u. 4. 45amouo an Urtp. IBfnfels
man, 33B CUB an 1epiti atDenus.
ST..
Dm. 8. gufb an Wm. q. Buff, "a
CUB an Goro.er 4penue; 81.
Waorp 6. Goot an psttr 8. Shneis
Der, 2ots SO. 90 unb 81 in Dater's
/. unterabibeiluns, Spnnboe; ST..
llnion Sapinss NenItp 60. an Sns
rab u. 9empleton, Got 854 in Der
Nortb college 5ia ADDITION; $185.
9ermun Rottmnn on Delta 8Icnb,
80 Sub an Sba Girobt; 81
u. 6. pahoub an Jofepb W.
0arbeu. go SUB an 1nirfielb Mp.;
81.
6. j. gorbes an aulu Durham,
9beil bsr Got SO in WfilIs nnD Rline'a
llnterobtbeiluns. Daflep; 81
Wagbalena 6offmdnn an Nm
3offmann. aiD<i Qetl an 1iubsn Au..
IQIMwooh; 81.
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Wiorgen bes IL. globember ausgeeans
gen, um ,beim8ensrdlbirettpr Der Sts
tontdnifhen 8nnt4 Mrbeit 3u bolen.
glIs iis bel Der 8illa oorbsiging, in ber
Ser 5amm, bic Wittips zines Ges
ihirrbalters, tpobnt, Iub bisfe lie Elm,
einsutreten. Die iiinae Stnlisnsrin
nabm bort cine SafTe gbo.plabe an.
aaum nber bate iie bic 3ofie seIssrt,
ala fie elm untpiberiteblibes Shlofbe.
biirfnib fiiblse. Gie perluhte 5ipar
nod 81 fprsden, ober fhon batten iif
ihre Sinre umnebtlt. Man lub iie in
cine Drofhts, unb aIs iie fpieber err
tpatte, befanb fie iih in einsm Grns
iihen Rai,ni, beiien Guufel MIR ourd,
oas fhpade 2iht elmer 9erss burhs
brohen tpurbe. gei ibr ipad)ts elm az
tes, 3srIumtes Gbepaar. 2lufs tiefite
erihroden, perlanste iie. 5u ibren Gls
tern 5uriidgefiibrt 5u lperbsn, aber biz
beiosn 2l!ten fu6tsn iie 3u beruhiaen,
inbem ie ibr erildrten, man babe III
bisrher eebraft, nm iie Dor benz Ges
mebsl 3u reiten, bas eeaen ale Stali.s
nsr befhioHen rel. Damn fi.l bic Ges
minati nbermaIs in einen langtn, tie.
fen Sdlaf. Nls lie ertpdhts, berlanet.
iis nohmols, gu ihren Gltern 3uriids
gefiihrt 5u tperben. Gle ihrie UNI
beulis, perfpeissrie Spsiis unb Grant,
uno blieb 70 brei 9nos in Gefansen.
ihaft. Damn fpnroe Iie gum auttus.
miniiterinm @ asfiibrt. no Derfhieoes
ne 9eamie Deriutten, iie 3ur tiirti.
iheH Gran 5u ftempeln, bd bel eieier
bic 9roBjdhrigieit id,on nit II Cab
rsn einiritt. Sie rpurbe es3ipunsen.
| iih gum nobamebdniihen 9louben su
betehren. ipurbs NIT tiirtiifsn ges
ipdnoern teiIeipet unb bdnn nit 8s.
nal. in Elm berrffafilides 5aus e.,
| fiibri, no man iie nit bem Sohn be,
gBitipe Ger 6onnm permdblte. Rad
ibrer phantdiiepollsn Grabbing be,
fanb fih bic StnIienerin ipeineno ir
einem reihen Gsmahe, tpdbrenb cir
Smam in einen benohbarten 3immel
Dor oem Dtriobtsn sSerib unb leiner
9erpanoien eineu Cert aus pem So;
ran porIas unb bann bic reIiai0Ie Gh,
als ppllsosen srtIdrie. Dieter 1erit
lei niht in Il. perlisbt eefpeIen, Iono.rr
Die tiirfifhe 5anilie babe on ibr nul
ihren Orou iiber ben Griea auslaIier
tppIIsn. 4nfanss ipsbrte iih bic Ger
minati sesen ibrsn aufgs3pungener
0dityn. fhlieblih ab,r iteIlte lie lid
Iiebrtid. nm ibn in Siferbsit 3u ipis.
gen. gs tpurbe bann audi ibr. geipa.
dung semilbert unb iis ionnt. elm,
Streitisene, bic 5tpiihen ben Witglie,
bern Der ihr aufg.3punsensn sJamili
ausgebrohen mar, bdsu beniiben, nm
3u fIkhsn. Gie iebrte aber midi mad
Sdufe suriid, oa mon lie bier eeIu6
bate. ionbern Ilihte bel elmer bsfreunl
beten Gomilis porIdufise llniertunft
big es ibr eelans, un.er 1Gufhunt
Der pnBrepiIicn nuf sin.m Shiff,
aonftantinopel su psrIaiIen. Die gt.
idi6ie tIinst 5i romantifh, nm pohl
gu fein. ipirb aber Acknowledgement,
BON Der italienifden preiIe pbne Rid.
bait gdn5 ernft genommsn.
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aus BEN Nside Der ssram.

Rad Der jiinsiisn Satiitit aibt es
eesentpdriig 15,514.647 sSrauen in al
len ednotrn Der grhs, bic iraenbwelhe
Mablrshte baben, fpGtrenb Dor so
.Jnbren nod niht mebr aIs 100000
irstnbipie pnblbsrehtias oher pGbls
bar tpdrtn. Die omeritanifte 3eit.
f6riFt .Meftern Momon 9ote" fiigi
iibtr bic am.ritaRifhen ircusnIiirnm.
redtspGbGltniffs i'm Bsionberen nod
tin5u. bab es seeenpdrtig in ben Der.
Gtaoten feds St1Die NIT mebr ala
100000 ginpobntrn sibi. in benen
bic Grdutn stnau pie Wldnner Su al.
len Nemtern suseInfitn finb. Diele
StGbte iinb Spninne unb Seaitle In
Waihington, Genper in Colorado UNI
Gnllanb, Cos Mnssles uno San
iyrapcisco in aaIifornitn. Mit 2luss
nabme BON Dtnptr hohen bieis Gf1b.s
iibrigsns i'm 2dufe Des lestsn Jabr.a
bic Hefde Der 1rnuen eripeitsrt. Dis
Msrbertiie. bic Grdu Chapman Gait.
bie DorfiBtnDe hss Sntfrnationnlsn
sSrousnftimmrthtsbuHDes Dor Idng..
rer 3eii begOnnen bat. ifeini tbren Ct.
iten GrfDIg in 9lsgppisn boben su FOL.
Ten. Die UroitH Mespptens fpoIlsn iid
nGmlih 81 eintm Gtimhrehtsbunbs
suInmmenibum, Der ftinen SIP II
aairo bob<n foIl. Bon Roiro aus hcl
sJrau Gait ibrt Mtrbsreife fortgeieBl
unb tDil 3undhii Snoifn. Sapan uns
China auffu6en. nm BON bu hnlplI
uno bnnn Die Neue Wslt oufSnfunen.
Jn ben Der. Gtonten Iinb unttr ben
ipeibliden Gtubentell geaentuGrtiq 40
ipnge Gbinelinntn. bic fih oIle nuf ben
6rltlidtn Deruf Dorbereittn. 5bre 3il,
Iofune Dfrbdutfu re ber 7hdtfeteil
bsf erhen 9tnsiif6sn Nsr5tin 6rui
| ~ Oaasa aiue ~ ssseulsdstia Mil
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Geo. Milbep an 1rant Miloep
(Auit GlaimD, cine Got an 9arfielo
4penue; 81.
8eorge Wilbsp an GIi3obetb Wils
osp, cine Got an 0arfielo Mpenue; 81.
Sulia .. grunnon an Rpd:s
grnner BUILDING Co., eine Got an Of
Ter place unb McUeifIdn StraBs; 81.
Wt. y. Cooper an 5erefd Diertes,
AS DUB on OuiIoot Mpenue: 81.
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s Gineinnati, Is. Rdrs.

Reue 6ppptbefsn
0ueen 9. Ysiers on GclIeae 6itl
g. II. 9. Co.; $2500.
Bm. 3. 8ufb an Grcellent 6. IL.
3. u. Co.; $500.
Gbna s. WiegIure on Soutbern
Sbio 6. Ii, 3. Co.; $4,000.
Sean 6oliteab 0apibion on Wsitern
&c Soutbern 2ife Sni. &c.; $4,000.
Della glano an MuIic 5an 8. IL.
9. Co.; $1,000.
s. 2eo Ranssrs an Wsit Gnb gt.
Il. 5rfit Co.; $1,000.
Ssnrp SduI3 on griee 6iu electric
8. II. 3. u. Co.; $3.50.
Ibe gladffIseer on Souikrn
Sbio 6. II. 3. Co.; $500.
Jreo. Wintelman an Gan Mdrcp
9. u. 8. o.; $325O.
Jreb. WinteIman an u. g. QoG>
Dub; $1O5O.
G6as. S6uerina on qponbale u.
9. g. II. 3. Co.; $1,000.
Wclter SeIb on biejsIbe; $1,000.
Wm. punoorf an bieielbe; $500.
Wli6. 5lpnn an propibent G. .. II.
Z. Co.; $2750.
2ulu 3unbam on Speampre g. II.
6. Co.; $1,000.
Gaurd Wrisbt on 10. Warb 9. u.
Co.; $2750.
$oubsrt 9. Marfbaa an 9. 3. gras
sioni; $500.
SIipsr s. simberman on Glisas
beth GriiId; $500.
3ition %. Sern on Fundamental
g. II. 3. Co.; $1,000.
Sefferion .. Bdpborn an Soutbern
Sbio San. 8dnt Co.; $1,000.
9eorse 8. Dopis an Cottage 9. II.
6. Co.; S175O.
Clifford amonn on biefelbe; $3.50
Gliforo 4munn an bieieIbe; $3.50.
gliosr :. 3imberman on GpanIton
y. Il. g. Co.; $4,000.
aosllns 6. 8arbes Or glational
9. u. Co.; $4,000.
). 9iannini an eagle 9. II. 8. o.;
$500.
Inna 3. Rontin on bieielbe: $4,000
shereio Oiertss on Diners .. 600.
per; $1,000.
0iefsIbe an Wlpers .. Cooper;
$500.
Getilgte Sppotbeten.
5ubert g. WarfboQ en- gbDarh
Gorblp, gruIite; $3.50.
.. 8. @oitermann cn Z. @arb 6
IL. 9. Co.; $2100.
Warp 6. acouib on Cottage .. Il
8. Co.; $500.
6beiter U. Grit an bisielhs; $1,000
5arrp Suuer on gIi3abstl guroid;
1915.
Jrsb. aIeine an Gsprg DiItfie;
$500.
gictor 20. 6srttpis an grppibeut
Sdpinss .. II. z. Co.; $500.
Dtrielbe on aoeiins 6. garbss;
$3.50.
annd 9. Rantin on Sob W. Rafb;
$1,000.
5reb. S6nsibsr an George S9nei.
Der; $666.
5enrl gimm.r on 6. W. Span.
9enserg; 1915.
Spenc.r 2obee BAT :. 8. 8. 3
or %. Darb .. u. Co.; $4,000.
Sobn 8. Bill on 2nura g. Jrsnhi
s17OO.
Rofa Z. MiIion an SoutberT
ShiO Q. 3. Co.; $500.
W. 8. guib an Wal. 5ills IL
Woobburn G. 6. u. 3. Co.; $500
Selma &. pirrman an Garab r.
Dillon; $500.
g. .. pe.ers on College 5ilI g. u
g. Co.; $500.
Socob O. Grnf an Sobn 6. Rosers;
$12,5OO.
aouis Woltpn an Sen. &. Dupis;
$500.
Deri.Ibe on MiIfOrb 9. u. 9. Co.;
$4OO.
Gmpion RssDes an Geo. 5ebIeri
$50.
Gbas. !. Mbitater on yropibsnt 6
3. II. Z. Co.; $500.
Gbns. 6. Rerfbnn an 6. !. u. 8
3. WiI!er; $1,000.
Carl sfnelin an Cabinet 8. II. g
Co.; $500.
ameIiu 9. 1lpnn an Gait Gnb BaHl
Co.; S275O.
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g oghaff.

gtahent. .Moraens. iDenm ih ant.
stebe IT Nahhnr: ,sfidk ipdbr.
bas y INNER sibenoS 10 oeseu ietbs
ubr2~
GrtIdrunG
SIX asIIntr. sporum II htnn bis
WurIt 10 flein9-
.Gntf6nIbisen Gie - bie if isb1ns
|3agl u frek eebsn1sa nss1sHl
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Man er,Udbne Sas Cincinnati goHsrIatt-.
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to such an extent that we are bound
to have an assessed valuation Of two
million dollars to protect these
bonds?
Do you know Of anything he has
done in public ONCE that has been 70
your interest?
Did you know that these chosen
eighteen that he mentions were po.
litical enemies Of Peter Vandenoev
er's and wer6 unjustly assessed to get
even?
He mentions the Des Laos bridge
that was built before my administers
ton, but do you know that this hoard
discovered that 1t had been built with.
out the approval Of the navy depart
ment and that We had rid the county
of the expense Of about 5000 annually
for a tender for this bridge ?,g3 55t:sr @ai
~ He promises better roads leading "a
Minot. DID you fnow that the coun'
ty has spent more money in tho c1ty
Of ;Minot and on the roads tributary
to the city in the last three year,
than it has spent a the thirty years
previous. In this communication
Peter Vandenoever promises you
things that are absolutely impossible
for him to produce.
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HuRo ANSWERS vAhoEnoEvER.
Minot, North Dakota.
Oct. 40. 1919

Oct. 20. 1919.
IN the issue OF the Independent OF
october 24th appeared IN astsele vii.
ten ty Pete Vandenoever, promising
The citizens OF Minot better roads
and reduction Of taxes IL he 10 elect
ed county commissioner Of this dis
trict, and, at the same time. CRITICS
ing my administration. In the tirst
place this is only political dope-the
same that he has always handed out
10 the citizens of Minot every time he
mas run for Office. He harps on the
high taxes and the unjust assessment
OF 1910. Dear Reader. did you know
that Peter Vandenoever was 1t thar
time one Of the city commissioners
and was directly responsible for the
high taxes of that year. II he had
done his duty and protected the PEG
Pies interest, as he promises to 10
now, he would have attended to this
on the city board of equalization, the
proper place for these unjust assess.
ments to be adjusted. But did be
do, It? No.. Did you know that Is
per cent Of your taxes are special -
sessment, and that the county com
missioners have no jurisdiction over
them! Did you know that Peter Van
denoever was On the city board sad
permitted this enormous tax 70 d
levied against your property DIG
you know that - was On ~ elty
board WHEN thsy issued f1n1in0 Donaa
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In the agreement he mentions he
says it was lover my Own signature,
which was false. I do not deny max.
inging an, agreement, but in bis artl.
Gle he has left out the following: 81;
my opponent won out in IN honorable
manner, would support him."
Since making said agreement Mr..
McGahan has persistently published
in his paper that there Seemed to be
a lineup between Weatherwax and
Nedrud, and has maliciously STACKED
me in other ways. have It from
good authority that during the cam.
paign the bunch that went about tho
county to defeat me furnished plenty
Of Booze to the voters, TO do the
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same. which il very dishonoratle and
an unlawful way Of can1paisniny. 7>e
Perhaps Mr.. McGahan thinks thai
the above way Of winning . race 4
perfectly honorable. but there an
many others who win disagree with
him. SAE:&
Long live Ac0ahAnl
L. p. WEATHERWAX.
County Treasurer.
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in Kansas. hence their return to Nj
not. Two years ago Mr.. Heltxell
sold his farm ct Norwich, He hid a
carload of effects shipped up and in
Guided several bushels Of choice up
pies and pears. The Independent &C.
knowledges a generous sample.
The neltzells are firstclass citizens
and hundreds Of old friends welcome
them back.
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pRUCHER's NOSE WAS BROKEN

RED" Drucher, a local collector, II
under the care of a specialist because
of beating said to have becn given
him by local, policeman named F1l.
ton. 1t is understood that a warrant
will be sworn out Just as soon as the
extent Of his injuries can ba deter
mined I&s-fE% & 81,
1T is reported that Drucher had -
cused Fulton Of giving his s-year'old
step-son beer and this enraged the o..
fcer, resulting in Z terrible beating
for Drucher. This occurred Monday
and Drucher's face has been swollen
to twice its normal sire since.
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trouble was settled and the case d.
missed. There VA . dispute At
threshing bill. st. John and Geo Helm.
en- having agreed to pay share ese1
Of the expenses. Brennan says tha'
when he went 10 collect, st. John
aourished an axe.
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WEATHERWAx REPLIES
TO MeoAHAN
Mlnot, N. D., Oct. -. lol.

Minot N. D., Oct. -. 1918.
Mr.. Editor.
Dear Sir: noticed in a recent is.
sue Of the Democrat that its editor
gives me calling down. claiming
have broken my promise and charg.
ing me OF being a disgrace to the
church. am very glad that we have
SO great and good a man as Mr.. Nc
Gahan, who espouses the cause Of the
church. Surely Minot ought to te
"The Vest1buIe of Heaven" in the
near future with such a staunch work
er as he.
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NOTICE 70 voTERs.

Voters wishing to vote the Roo0e
welt Progressive ticket should DO
sure to make . cross at the fight Of
the names of the electors In the col
umn on the right hand side OF the
ballot. 5& -..
J. l.. sKRIvsETH,
Co. Chairman ProgresSive Party.
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HEckER hAsN'T 5rHRE0HEo
sN#t 4 oUoHEl

Will Hecker phoned from his Logan
farm Tuesday that Mondays storm
was the worst in nine years and squal
to the snow storm of September IL,
nine years ago. Mr.. Hccker hasn't
threshed bushel Of grain ana $50
acres are standing in the shock. Will
McDermid, a nedghbor, has as acres
to thresh, Mr.. Humphreys . quarter
section and others have fields Of tho
various grains left. They have hopos
Of the snow disappearing yet 90 that
tho threshing can be cleaned -.
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FoxHoLM MAN WAS ARRESTED

Henry st. John. q prominent Fox.
holm citizen, was served WITH 4 war.
rant Monday sworn out BY g, J.
Brennan. Sheriff Kelley telephoned
ST. John that he was wanted ana no
came dowasonsthe next traia. At the
hearing before Judge Murray, the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-31
mecov's SALE Is REMARKABLE

Paul v. Mccoy who has inaugur.
atd mid-season sale, is doing a phe.'
nomenal business at his Masonic tenn
pie store. Mr.. McCoy's stock Is
clean and up to date and he has
priced It right.
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Roy Pierce and Bin West returned
from Churchs Ferry. where they kill
ed 81 geese. bringing the evidence
home # @s &@ H.
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Mr.. Vandenoever misQuotes my ~.
tIcle In answer to the Berthold farm
er. and says that my administration
has been one Of hot alr, and In .
former communication that he was
ashamed to sign his name to accuse
me Of peddling in article frequently
quoted BY Jim-JamrJems. Il there %
a man in Minot who can handle eth.
er Of these articles better than Peter
vandenoever. l would like to ses the
color of his hair.
Now, Dear Voter, II you think that
can, and will, give you . more eco.
nomical and . better administration
than my opponent, Will certainly ap-
preciate your vote and suppork aAa
promise you that the once will have
my careful attention.
Yours to sefve.
II. A. HURD,
Candidate for reelection Commits.
sioner First District. s "
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-31
HELTZELLs RETURN
FROM KANSAS

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 8. Heltzell re-
turned from Hutchinson. KAN. Mon:
day by auto, having made the 1000
mile journey in I'VE days. They en-
countered the snow storm Monday
and their auto was-& stalled near Bal
four. Mr.. Hsltsel pought the Louis
johnson moderf residence IN East.
wood park Shd u already OCCUPYING
It. Hs wfll travel for TN Corn Prod.
uots O.. Z.
Mrs. Hsltssll's hsaith was ~ 0ood
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1912-09-26
APPOINTMENTS
Are Announced by West Virginia Com
ference Of A. NJ, E.. Church.

Clarksbprg, w, Va, Sept. 23.-The
Wfst Virginia Conference OF the ART
can Methodist Episcopal Church has
adjourned:. The Bishop made the fol-
lowing appointments: r. r.. Downs,
presiding elder; s. P. Boston, super
intendent, of Christian Endeavor So
cieties; W.. H. Davis, at Clarksbur : {;
). t. Gibbins, at Morgantown; T. M.
Mcconnell, at Huntington; B. F. New
come, at Weston; w. T. Wilson, at
buckhannon; L. A. Barker, at Keysec :;
A. J. smoot,. at ,Elkins; IT. G. Hollo-
way, at Franklin;. Alexander Son, at
McAlpin; A. Sanders, at owerd; J. Fl.
Pursly, at st. Adams; S. P. Boston, at
Ceredo; j. G. Young, at siabfork; c.
II. Sheen, at Charleston; J. E. Jones,
at Bluefield, and w. w. Maybe at
Wellsburg. ~. T s. 49,.
j. T: Farley, F.. s.2AlIeyrre! e, Fortt,
j. r.. Griffith, w. L. Brown and w. H.
l'ho Observation-Disclosures < to- tsthe
Pittsburg conference & ! s,j'>.:,
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and which may be, used to test the az
curacy of the statements made. =
Negroes Share in Worlds Life and
.. >'''r' a. @.. Work. ~.
On their face value, anu ,assumitlg
their substantial accuracy, these facts
and figures certainly afford most en-
couraging view of Negro progress in
the United States, despite everythin,
admitted to be to the contrary. ~
Surely every human being, regard
less of color, ought to want the ree-
ord to be as good as this year ,oox
states ii to be, when we are all re-
minded that the Negroes constitute
such large part Of the whole human
race. There are said to be 56O,OO0,-
900 whites, 703,00O,0OO of the yellow
and brown races AID no less than
2oo,6l2,O00 Negroes. OF the 26,612,-
900 Negroes on the western hemis-
phere the United States has $685.
1874 The problem they seem to be and
are, from the viewpoint of race antag-
-on1sms,- suggests some of its own So
lutlons, at least when the mere mass
OF the Negro population is broken ur
into separate aspects and considered