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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-29
. Decelves No One.

THE expectation that you actually
can be one thing ana appear to be
another is doomed to disappointment.
Hypocrisy is the saddest fallacy in
the world. The DISCUSSES OF the pre-
tender are 80 thin that the simplest
zee through them. What you are
speaks so loud as to drown altogether
any declarations you may make Of
what you wish men to think you are.
The deceiver deceiyes no one but
himself. Henry 3. COPS.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-29

state Of cultivation, on the Mouse
river, miles southeast Of Minot.
1t has 20 acres OF heavy timber
which Is worth the price asked Tor
the land. The owner is living ON
the place and cleared up $500 In
vegetables last year besides the
poultry. You can buy this at $50
an acre on reasonable terms. 1t u
complete little park home with .
chance to make splendid money.
This is cheaper than you can buy
the land in half section blocks.
See Youngman & Olson, 1919 3.
Reishus St.
YOUNGMA & OLSON'S AID Ii
We are offeringanother 40-acre tract
within IN miles Of postoflce. This
place has good buildings, 2 splendid
wells, barn and granary, good house
and vegetable cave. There are 20
acres under cultivation and 20 acres
pasture land. One should raise
from five to six Thousand bushels
Of potatoes on this year or make
an ideal poultry truck or dairy
farm. You could have both the ad-
vantages of the country and city.
Price of this Is $40 per acre. See
Youngman L Olson, 1919 8. Rel
shus st.
YOUNGMAN & OLsONs AID p
We have for rent half section OF
land, two miles this side Of Des
Laos, $50 acres under cultivation,
all level. See Youngman &, Olson,
1879 s. Reishus St.
YOUNGMANI &. OLSON'S. AID 80
We have for rent a farm of 24O
acres, 9 miles west and south Of MI.
not. This place is all newly brok-
en- and in high state Of cultiva-
ton. There are 40 acres of pasture
and some hay land. The buildings
are not in very good condition,
but should any one want to rent 4
we'll cultivated farm here is a good
chance. See Youngman & Olson,
1879 $. Reishus St.
YOUNGMAN & OLSON'S AID IL
We are offering a farm of 400 acres
which is splendidly equipped for
two families, say for instance, a, IA
ther and his married son, or two
brothers. This farm has 2 neat
houses and gardens and large barn
room, splendid machine hall, and
gnanary complete, ice house and
splendid we'll with wind mill and
tank. Ten acres of healthy grove,
Its acres under cultivation, 125
acres Of pasture and 40 acres hay
meadow, both tame and wild. This
farm win be sold very reasonable
and on easy terms. It has a CEN
trail school system where your chill.
dren are brot to and from school
tree and gives them the advantage
OF graded school education, while on
the farm. This is a splendid oppor-
tunity and would be q nice buy for
young man who had his parents
with him, or an elderly couple who
have their married son with them,
as all arrangements are complete
for a double home. For particulars
see Youngman 4 Olson, 1879 so.
Reishus st.
YoUNGMAN & OLsON's AD IS
We are Offering 160 acres, ia
miles north Of Minot, on the north
prairie. All under cultivation anil
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-29

The Ambrose Tribune ought to have
plenty OF backing It has six officers
and directors besides the publisher
Sawyer held a checker tournament,
M. n. Wenner, the chicken man,
winning honors with IL games, while
Ezra Lee took second place with one
game less.
Chas. lander Of SAWYER is the
spf0ud daddy Of dne nine-pound
daughter, his first.
A Mondak drug company In the Blu
ford Tribune advertises seven distinct
remedies for coughs and colds. We
presume that all are to taken At
the same time.
Old Bill Mummy commented upon
the patriotic spirit displayed by the
school board in not causing the stars
and stripes to wave over the new
school building On washington's birth.
day.
8hrunken seed as shown by a wr1n-
kled seed coat, is evidence that there
is not enough plant food stored up
and that the LITTLE plant is stuntsd.
The stork was busy at Burlington
last week. A ten pound daughter
was born to MI. and Mrs. w. ]. Ku-
YER md a fine son was left at the
home Of Andrew Lazarus.
Carl Herztg was married to Miss
Anna Schneider, a former Ward coun-
ty girl at Spokane, Wash, last week.
The couple will reside at Mr.. Her
zfgs farm near Burlington.
The Mountrail County Promoter
should have no kick a coming even
tho the Stanley Sun did land the Of
fetal business. There were just AZ
legals in the last issue Of the Pro-
moter.
There are q candidates for sheriff
In Benson county.
Can Grain Growers of North Dakota
be made to see the enormous loss
they suffer each year because OF poor
aeed7 ...~
Joe Olson, a Garrison brute was
arrested Or the charge Of striking his
wife across the face with a pail. IN
ffcting horrible cash. The charge
against him VIII probably be mayhem.
Garrison has band. Mr.. Hend-.
ricks of Ryder, the leader, once play.
ed with Sousa's band.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-29
A Good Pole Horso.

Prospective Purchaser-I want q
horse to use in my work.
Dealer-Well, what kind of work do
you do?
Prospective Purchaser-Wire repair.
Ding.
Dealer-Here she is. Just the horse
you want, young man. All you have
TO do is to show Maude a picture Of
IN automobile and she'll climb . tele-
graph pole.-Judga
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-29

Former U. S. Forester Pinchot will
speak n Minot on the evening OF
March 5, and will speak at Velva at
o'clock that afternoon.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-29
W|LhAN IS HOME
FROM THE |STHNUS

Fred j. whitman has returned from
Q ok weeks "trip to the south. He WIS.,
tied the Isthmus of Panama and says
that while the work is about four
dfths completed, it will be nearly two
years before the canal will be opened
for general traffic. Every intricate
problem of construction has been
solved by Uncle Samuel's engineers.
Me. whitman hunted deer with
hounds On the Isthmus, one member
Of the party securing deer. He went
to inspect land in that country, which
can be secured for a dollar an acre
He says that while the land is rich
and will produce all kinds of tropical
fruits. there really is no market avail
able and to his notion, he would moi
advise anyone to buy, even at thai
low price. ''North Dakota looks goot
enough to me-" he stated to an In
dependent representative.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-29

Younnman g. Olson, the Real Es-
tate Brokers, whose offices are at 1879
Reishus ST., offers some fine oppor-
tunitles for investment this week.
YOUNGMAN & OLsON's AID l.
It is time for farmers to make
ready for the coming summer and
II you do not already own a farm
or have not made arrangements 70
rent one for the coming years, we
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-29

Harry Norman and brother OF Elk
pansion, we're arrested for stealins
wheat from Staley Bros. Of Garrison
They paid for the wheat and the &C
ton dismissed.
An injunction has been placed or
all Of the New Rockford drug stores
to prevent them from selling liquor.
The limb Of a child Of not more
than years OF age, was washed UT
onto the bank Of the Missouri neal
the James Holley place near Under
wood. Officials are investigating.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-29

We would like you to
try the Sayer Paper Bag
Method.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-29

niles from LIES Laos. All under q
high state Of cultivation, fine build
ings. Price Of this for a short time
will be $4,000. This property is
unencumbered. The owner lives
west and makes this sacrifice Offer
to get the money. You can buy
this property any time in March at
the price quoted. It h cheap at
$35. 90 an acre and our price is
$26. 90. See Youngman & Olson
1919 s. Refshus st.
YOUNGMAN & OLsON'S AID -
Here is an easy little thing for
(baby) farm in splendid commun.
someone who wants neat little
ity of rich farmers. We quote you
40 acres complete with buildings,
some pasture, most Of it under cul-
tivation, for. s110o. This land was
never offered for less than $1,000
before. The owner lives west and
wants to dispose of it. This prop
erty is also unencumbered. This
would make a poultry, truck, fruit,
or dairy farm. Would make some
one a.nfce country home. 1t is 8
miles northeast of Minot. See
youngman & Olson, 1879 S, Rel
shus st.
YOUNGMAN & OLSON'S AID To-
Here is another pretty little propo
sition. A 4O-acre tract with cute
little house; acres under d high
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
Der Manu b1tffet nnS bridt &ippcn.

Nad) einem fiirdt)terliden @uiten-
anfan ipirte Elm Mann in Meenab,
@is., idretlfde 5dmer5en in ieiner
Settle, l1n5 iein Ioftor fano aus, sob
5mei &ippeu gebroden maren. @elde
Bein miir0e 81. Sings Meue g,1toed-
urtg ibm eeipart baben! Gin paar
Gbeeloffel po1f en6et einen alien Su.
item, mabren0 anbaltenoer @ebrna1b
bartnddfgen Suiten beieitigt uno mi-
oeripdnitige @rfaltltngen pertreibt
ooer idmade, mebe 9ungen beilt. SD
Bin iiber5elrgt, 6aB es cine @ottes'
ienoung fir Sic Meni@beit iit",
j6retbt 6rou @ffie @orton, Columbia,
Mo., ~0enn i'd CLAUDE, i6 mur6e beute
Sic Sdtpinoiudt baben, menu id Sie-
les groBartige Mittel ntdt gebroudt
bdtte" gs garantirt 3ufrie0enbeit,
uno Sbr fonnt cine freie @eriuds-
ilaide baben o0er cine so Gents ooer
$1.00 @r0Be in Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
@ams mno sol.
Ser @rreger Der Ma,l= muo &lamen'
iend)e 9efnnoeu?

Sic vMedleub. 9auomirtbld. Set
tuung" idreibt: Ser Erdparator an1
@pgieniiden Snititut Scr 2anoeslni=
perlit1t &oltpf, Milbelm @rugel, bat
nudj l1lngerenl plannaBigem St1oi=
Inn Sen grreger ser Mau= uno &lau=
enieud}e in &lltl,ren ge5iidtet. Der
@emeis fir nus @udtblm Ges Gre
gers lit Nurd) Multecfll1g gel lumber
SGiere gebradt. NllberSem lit eS ge=
IunNen, ans Sen ab1et0otcten &ultu=
rem eilwn Snpiitoff ber5lltellen, MEL
der %geimpften Stiersn cine Smmuni=
TIT gcgcl1 Ste Selid'e perleibt. Sic
Smpiung lit feine @eilimpfung, ion=
oerl1 cine 5dpubimpfung, fann 0aber
MIR bei e%eilln0en Sbieren cine porbeu=
qe1oe @irfung berporruf fen. Terll&=
DIE nit @inoern babeu ein p0Qig be-
frieoigenoes &eiultat ergeben. @s
miillen ieSoh nod meitere 8eriu6e
ougelteut per0en, l1m iiber Sic 5tarfe
Ser Smpflug u11o iiber Sic Galter Der
Smmunitdt p0llige @larbeit 5u idaf=
fen. - Ser 81. ST." i6reibt 0a5u:
~@ir baben iofort Geranloiiung &C.
nomntetl, inns bel 5uitanoi9er Steue
iiber sic a11gebli6e gnt0edung gu err
fl1noigen l1n0 baben bonn SDgieni=
1d)e>1 Snititltt i1 Moitod Sic Musfunft
erbalten, SaB 5tpar mie lit an0eren
miiienidaftlid3en Snitituten oud i'm
@paieniiden Snltitut 81 &oitod TIN
teri l1dungen iiber Sic 5eltde i'm @an=
&c fins, 6oB nber Sic angebliden @nt-
Sedl1ngen sen tbatldbltden grgebntl=
len Ser Inter l1dltngen ui6t entipre=
den"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
@nbet Sagb mad) reidem @Gbdjen.

Gnoet Sag6 nad REDEEM Mfdoden.
&dufig en6et sic Sago na@ einem
rei6en MG6d)en, menn ser @am et-
mem Srauen5immer begegnet, oas
electric 8itters gebrauht. SIRE itar-
fen Merpen Iaiien auf bellen bertrand
uno eIeides Semitic idlieBen. STR
Yfiri6enb1itben farbiges Musieben
uno r0tblt6en 2tppen fommen bon If.
REM reinen 8lut; lire benen Mugen
bon geiun6em S@laf; ibr elaittider
@ang bon feiten, freien @usfeln, al
les be5e1gt sic @eiunobeit un6 5tdr-
te, mel6e electric 8itters Ser 6rav
perletbt, un5 6os Greiiein bon l1noer,
oauIi@feit, &iidenmeb, &opfmeb, 0bn-
ma9t uno S6min6elmfdQen, sic So
6ur@ er5eugt mer6en. l1eberau iin0
Tie bcpor3ugte @etlmittel scr 6rauen.
@enn idma6 ooer binfaqia Deriudt
iie. 500. in Molitors Mpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27

nibt gut bruudbar, oa tie faum nod
bis 5ltrs @inter fire polle f0rperliGe
gntmidelung ourd)maden f0nnen.
Dagegen fins sic i'm @air5=Npril aus
ge%idliipften &iifen nod @ei6ledtern
getrennt unter5ubringeu. &ibiges
6ltter, n%nmentlid) Mais, ion iebt
nidt gefiittert meroen; oagegen lit
sen S6ieren 8udmei5en iebr 5utrdg=
lib. 8iel Grimes, tdgli6 mebrmals
friides @aiier, San0= uno 5taub-
bGoer uno gr0Bte &einlidfeit i'm
gtuue uno in Sen SuttergefaBen iin0
Gem @efliigel Elm unbeoingtes
@eoirfniB umo gum guten @eoeiben
notbig. Ml1d auf l~1nge5iefer lit gu
adten, meldjes ii6 bel ser &tte reid=
li@ uno iippig permebrt. 9ur@ ial1-
bere Setter, ialtbere Sibitangen, iau=
beren 6uBbobenbelag mir6 Ser l1n=
ge3ieferpermebrung iebr %entaeael1=
gearbeitet. @eid)fatter tpiro iett
iebr idnen in1ter un6 er5eugt Damn
0armfronfbeiten. Man %fiittert oaber
ME mehr bon 0emielben, als iofort
bon ihnen oufgefreiien miro. Mah
Ser Mobl5eit iino sic @efobe obne
@er5ug gu reinigen. H.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
sen, cab lib sic &olif bel rationeaer
RnhnnSI,,,,o ,Snr MfprNp Ipiht nprrnpi=

Sen, coB li1 sic &olif bel rationele
8ebanolltng Ser Yferoe leibt permei
SEN laBt. Denm es lit ni6t ielten
0ab 3ugluft uno unterlaiiene Mbrei
bungen Sic ltriaben ser &rantbei
bil0en. 3ugluft ioate niemnls II
einem 8%feroeltau berriden; ebenl<
neuig iollte sic Mbreibung i'm Stale
nod pollenoeter notwithstanding Ses
Yferoes %unterlallen merSen.
9cbufs @erbiitung ser aolif III
lerner iener lhroffe Iemperatllrped)-
lel 81, pern1ciSen; fein Efero ioQte
6ireft aus Sem Stane in Sic falte
Suit gebradjt mer0en. @or oem Mn=
lpanren off,e man 6aber immer erit
Elm @eilden sic 5taltbiire, oomlt
li6 sic Yfer0e an Sic MuBenluft &C.
m0huen. Iiele 2anoleute balten Sen
g erSen bein1 @inauStreten aug Der
Stautbiir lire &opfbeoefl1ng Dor
Sic Maie. Das gel6iebt inn Mber=
glauter, sic Yfer0e ooour6 Dor
&ranfbeit 5n ihiiben; in Ser Sbat
merSen lie geldiibt, in0em Sic Miibe
ooer Ser @l1t 0aS 0irefte @inatbmen
Ser fulten 9llft perbin0ert. Cine
meitere l1rlade ser &olif bil6et oas
6utter. Mandes 8fer6 fam 6ieies
un6 ienes ni6t bertrogen un5 es
muB 6aber beim Giittern ioldes SUIT
ter permie0en mer6en. Sober Subr=
berr muB in 0ieier 8e5iebung genau
gu beobadten uno feline 8eobadtung
praftiib 5u permertben beriteben.
Mu9 fem gei@nittenes &adiel ruff
nidt iclten &olif berpor. Mament=
li6 iungen Bferoen lit feines &adiel
febr fdaSlid, neil iie es ni6t fauen,
iottoern peridlingen un0 ii6 auf 6ie=
lie @eiie lei6t b%eritopfen. DaS &ads
iel muB 6aber getpobnli6 5mei &euti-
meter lang iein. Sir olte &ferSe,
0eren @ebiB nidt me5r 10 gut lit, cn,-
iid ieoo6 feineres @adie!
ml1B ieoem @fer0ebeiiter
no9mals duBeri tie goriidt bel Ser
Yferoebebanolung %angerotben peroen,
oenn es lit befanntlt6 leidter, &ranf=
teiten 81 perhiitcn, ols &ranf6aitcn
}u tei(en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27

ytorhl tern Fubl. 60 - Slaufs, gircuz
larez1r!e! e etc. $1,000; GountpzG6eds
etc. $14.4S; Statements. Gertififate etc.
5000; N:ieItafden $3.50; Sesaleiden
$6.16; Ge1nun9en, Nntpeiilngen etc.
$84.7 Is; Telephone Mietbe fir ecSun1i 1912
$500; Sobn Etermann. 3eugengebIbr
gtaat ge9en 6Srant @anbe $1.i2; q. 8.
Einault, 8e1i6tiguug Der 3eide bes d.
Sabnte $23.90; Yubltc 6erpice So. 2id)t
lno @as i'm Wei 1912 $42.19; Sobn g.
2au. 5eIepbone uno 66reimorfen $11.75;
=. S. Godo4, s,Sngenieureu 8puD 60.
Graben SEQ. 81 $500.
Security 8lant Bpof & 8riutiuo Co..
@etpDlbez 8rieftaiden $3.50; Bdnber fir
8u6iGreibmai6ine $S.25; 8ecorbz8uz
der l1nb 8la11fs SIS: 80; Etaatsqef4uaz
nib OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $1.4O; 5upz
plies uno 8lanfs $500; &ecorb 8uher
$53.75; SteuerzG uittungen, 5tatements
nn6 8leiitifte $4,000; E6rut. 5dmitt.
Sreimarfen unb Selepbpu $27.O5; @orl
S9mit, Ste%nographi1teu : 9tenfe fir
GonntD<M ntpalt $7.75; S6epoore 5h11z
mann, Nrbett an NteIrpie unD 5auf Gem
ter County Sabrpeg 5000; eSofepb Spoz
Den. Mrbett am @ountb @ege 5000; ST..
IS. 5tedling. &eparature1r Gun Gonrtbaus
$4,000; ct. glouo Sron @orfs ,Mrbeit
fir County $25.O0; @ermann GbieIen,
Begearbeit an Melroie 1nb @rope Sohr-
tpege 5000; 9eter Sbeis besg1. $500;
git. Sbomep, gommi1drbienite un6 Meiz
lengel6 $195:60; Simes 9rl1dgeie1idaft.
Noti5 fir 56anfli5ens $40; besgleiden
$4.40; Nptie fir @%runbbe11ber $4.4O;
fir @riidenorbeit $3.50; gerDffentIidung
Der gerbanbllmgen Ser @ountp<geboroe
$98.25; Sreb @obs, Mrbeit aur Yapnesz
ille un6 Chen @aIeb Sabrtpege 5000;
Saeob @eber, gommi11drbienff uno @eiz
Iengelo $4,000; SEQ @eber, 33eugengez
bibr Staat gegen Mrtbur 2preI 500;
q. 90. @euer, &er0ffertltrbung Ser S6nlz
be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50; @. &c. @e1b
Mfg. So. &egiiter l1nb Iertbud)z 8ecorbs;
S. S. @eiBer, Sriebensridtersgebiibr
Staat gegen Irthur 2prell; Glarf @tlcpr
Mrbeit am Melroie unb Sa11f Centre CO.
SSnbrtpege 5000. glrf Mntrug @ertagung
fine Sic
S. 8. @pipaltotpsti, GprIiter bes
8oaro Ser @pltntpz@ ommiil6re
bon Steurrrs @puntb, Weinn.
8etdtiet: Sohn g. @ou. @ountp<N ubttor
unb crofficio GIerf beg 8carh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
9ie aolif ser &ferbe.

@ie @olif lit eine Ser p%erbreiteite
&fer0efranfbeiten. IS ai6t iogar
8fer6e, mel6e 6apon 10 oft betmge=
iudt per6en, 6aB man lie einfa6 als
@olifer be5etdnet. Shon hauftg III
audi bon oielen &fer0ebeiibern 6ie
8eoba6tung gemad1t mor0en, 6aB
ltd Sic &oltf unter SEN 8fer0en ber=
erbt. go er5dblte elm 6ubrberr, 6aB
idmmtlide Soblen elmer ibm geb0rt=
gen Stute, tpel6e bdl1ftg an &olif er=
frantic, bon %6erielben @ranfbeit
ebenio bduftg beimgeiu6t mur6en.
ErotSem ober fann bebauptet tper>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
@interleger.

Sic @interleger inter SEN Stiff
uern laiien iebt nit ser @ierproouf=
ton mod. Sett int Sunni iebt al,f
Ser 3udter feline @luden mebr,
auBer ct miiniht int @erbite iunga
@iibnden 1tro &dbn6en fir sic Slide
gu boben. Mu9 &uiiden, sic nod SEM
10. Stunt oltsi6liipfen, iin6 CUR 3eit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
(Offi5ieD
y riSiuolnngcn bes 8parb Der Go11n'
tn=Gommii7Gre np1, Stcarns
Ennnfh. Minn.

GUILTY., WtGHI.
Office BEG County Mubitors.
5tearns County, sen is. SUM-, 1912.
5pe3ielIe 5ibuna. Sem
binterlaienen Nufrnf 5ufolge trat be1
8oarb 8uiammen S. s. &otpaIfopsti als
8oriiber, ale Mitglieber anipeienb. Mui
Mntrag tpurbe ser S6eriffsberi@t fiji
gintra9ung a11georonet; gein6. BEG Inz
breas @. &rdmer fir 8eritetgernngs<
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-28
Look Who's Here

Hotel Dacotah-L. Hill, Ardoch: l..
W. Dennison. Ardoch: Miss Lena
switzcr, Neche: |" J.. Palds. Jr.. Mi
not: ID. c. Greenlcaf, Minot; F. 7.
Cuthbert. Devil Lake; r. A. Lien,
Fargo; NJ. B. Eramham. Fargo: n.
j.. Tibbs. Devils Lake; T.. l.. Ebbi.s-
hauser, Minot: George A. Witty. Ant
Ter; S. j. Radcliffe. Larimorc: l.. NJ.
Gilbert, Crystal; w. j. kneeshaw,
Pcmbina; D.. A. EIogg. Grafton.
Frederick H"tcl-O. T. Molom.
Perth; S. j. Brown. Lakota; w. l..
Purdy. Fargo; r. Sommerfeld. Far
go: G. T. M~cConville, Fargo; c. d.
Mcintyre, Fargo.
Imperial llotcl-E. Jennings, Min
to; D. Hillett, GlaSston: r. G. Madison,
Devils Lake; Pat Cleary, Langdon; D.
M. Mcintyre, Fargo; E. C. Crarin, Ar
villa.
Columbia Hotel-P. H. Wageneeer,
Eau Claire; Robert Keen. Crookston;
A. o. James. Souris; Carl Erickson,
Reynolds; O.. NJ. Larson, Finley; A. ].
Young. Jamestown: A. B. Geoff, Ham
nah: A. c. Nuessle, Emerado; n. n.
Johnson, Fargo; w. L. Howe, aIimp-
den; w. A. Reynolds. Larimore.
Northern Hotel--I.ouis Larson. AL
varado, Mimi: II. NJ. Bray. Crookston;
Clayton Spratt, Grafton: Henry Naeg-
ell, Fairdale; c.. w. .Arhart, Fargo; +.
l.. Watkins. Bismarck: j. f. Fodness,
Aneta; j. B. Garwood, Emil Erickson.
Souris.
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of the city have already made him a
Grand Forks booster. He is meeting
the bushes smen and those interest
ed in the "Y" this afternoon.
The Grand Forks Y. NJ. c. A. has
been without A physical director since
the former director, Bert Wideman,
left over a month ago to live on his
claim near Roseau. Mimi. During the
hot months outdoor athletics take up
the time of the "Y" members to a
great extent. but as soon as the cool
weather comes the indoor work will
again be given much attention and
IL is the aim of the directors of the
association to have as good a man as
is obtainable here the coming winter
TO take care of the gymnasium work.
Mr. Thompson was invited to come
to Grand Forks and look the field
wei by the directorate of the Y. NJ.
c. A.
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RESTOCKING THE TOWN OVER
Physical Director Of Kansas Aeeies
May Take Position at Grand
Forks Y. NJ. C. A.

O. c. Thompson arrived from Man.
haitian. kas., this morning and is
looking the city over with the view
of locating here. Mr.. Thompson has
been director of student athletics at
the agricultural college at Manhattan
which is said to he the largest agri-
cultural school i'm the world. for some
time and has been highly recon-
mended for the position of physical
director Of the Y. NJ. c. A. in this
city.
Mr.. Thompson said this afternoon
that the general progressive spirit
shown in Grand Forks and the beauty
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Public ~Stcnographcr.

Miss K. S. Phillips, who for fifteen
Years has been public stcnographer in
several Of the leading hotels of the
south. and the past two years in Chi
Gag and New York, is pleased to an
''ouncc that she has opened a similar
once in the rotunda of the Dacotah
notel where h is equipped to handle
alctation and typewriting in n line,
insurance Gre. life and %accidentI
law, deeds. contracts: regular mercan.
'ile correspondence; addressing of en-
velopes. etc.
Prices will be moderate and salts.
faction guaranteed.
Everything strictly confidential.
Your patronage il solicited.
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Scul;ur Out Notices.

Bismarck Tribune: The railroad
commissioners arc sending nut notices
to the express companies doing bust
ness in North Dakota to the effect that
the commissioners at a regular SEES
sion TO be held in Fargo July 9, will
hear all complaints on the express
classification n schedule of rates on
express. and special rate on agricul-
tural repairs and the proposed gradu-
ated charges the commissioners are
to put into effect. The changes that
have been recommended by the COM
mission if adopted will mean the saw
ms of hundreds of dollars for the
farmers and business men of the state.
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Have a Smart DOC.

What Is alleged Ia he me of the
smartest dogs seen i'm this city in
some time. lis that owned by the blind
couple. who are making a fair amount
of money by singing ON the street cor
ners. The dog is a self appointed
guardian OF the sivhtlcss ones, and
X them across the streets In such
a manner as to help them avoid dam
ger. Bystandcrs ut the depot, who
saw the couple get off the train here
the other day. state that the mar or
dercd the anima. to lead them to a
hotel and that the dog without n
lhesitaacy started off up the street and
turned into the New York restaurant.
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Tonight at the library auditorium
viii occur one of the last rehearsals
OF the Grand Forks oratorio society
chorus. ard every member is request
I'd to he present on time. Next week.
til" regular Tuesday evening rehearsal
will be held and on "Wednesday and
Thursday viii nccur the rehearsals
With the orchestra.
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Thirty.two Office Seekers.

All candidates for county office who
filed their petitions with the county
auditor before I O'Clock yesterday aft
ernoon can have their names legally
placed on the ballot. There are in all
thirtN-two who filed petitions within
the legal limit.