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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-09-18

Event No. 14-Cowboys Bucking Con-
test.
Purse $3.50. First 5000; second 800;
third $50.
CONDITIONS third the con
testants entered to ride the first day /;
one third second day; one third the
third day Riders for each day to be
determined by lot. Horses to be fur
nished by the management and riders
to draw for mounts. Not less than nine
riders chosen first three days to ride
the fourth day. Each contestant to
ride any horse and as often as the
judges may deem necessary to determine
winner.
Riding to be done with plain halter,
split reins, one end rope free, with
chaps and spurs, no quirt, all riding
slick; no saddle forks over 10 inches
to be used.
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Event No. 16-Wild Horse Race.

Purse $25. First $3.50; secon,
$3.50; third So.
CONDITlONS-Ho in this race
will be furnished by management
Rider must saddle own horse. Eacl
rider will be allowed one helper. Catef
any horse, ride once around track anC
then into corral
ENTRIE ES-
GD Geo. A. Dennson.
(96) Chas. Lee.
(34D Arthur McSpedden.
$3.50 Ray Church.
(50 Earl Harm.
(9O Harry Agrett
(26) Jim Crouch.
(5S) Walt Scale
(50) r. M. Carry.
12) Jim Massey
(S5) Tony Locke.
600 j. H. Dickson.
(93) r. H. York.
(S3) Henry Nelson.
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Border Days. Great Wild West Show, Now In Full Swng
Cowboys Cowgrls Buckaroos, Reign Supreme With Us

CONDlTIONS-Rope and tie single
handed. Steer to have 40 feet start of
roper. To be roped, thrown and hog
tied within two minutes or contestant
to withdraw at signal from judges
best time wins.
Disqualified on second miss.
Lariats were donated by Portland
Cordage Co., of Portland, Ore.
ENTRIES
(1S) VIM. Brockman.
(32) Willie Williams.
90 Dace Hartman.
1888 r. II. York.
CD Bill Rookie.
(76) VIM. McCcddam.
(5S) Walt Scale.
(S) John Rookie.
600 j. II. Dickson.
(S3) Henry Nelson.
(6) b. G. Decker.
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Days event at Grangeville, opened with
glorious weather and immense crowds
The greatest force of cowboys, buck
aroos and fancy rOpers ever assem-
bled together Is in attendance; with
the Los Angeles Rodeo string of 80
bucking horses and scores of other
"had horses from different sections
numbering over 100 waiting to try
conclusions with the worlds best rid
ers.
EVENTS AND WINNERS
WEDNESDAY.
Grangeville citizens and band met the
Lewiston special and escorted the citi
gems to town, all participating in the
big cowboy parade, one of the best
ever Witnessed in the west or ON earth
for that matter.
In the cowboy standing race, Sid
Scale was the winner in splendid
ride ON two horses.
Bucking mule contest-George Den
nison winner.
Hovey Hill mounted the wild boar
and made a good ride of it.
Cowgirls pony race-Won by Bertha
Blancett.
Mexican steer bulldogging - Jim
Massey and l.. w. Minor injured and
Jason Stanley failed to bulldog his
steer otter a hard struggle.
Felix Warren made a gentle stage
coach drive around the arena.
Grangeville Bucking Bull-Lonnie
Collins, who was thrown last year as
high as the moon by the great bucker
rode him to a standstill Wednesday,
the bull taking it very good naturedly;
Cowgirl bucking contest-Won by
Bertha Blancett, who rode a vicious
animal to a finish.
Cowboy pony race-Ray Church and
Monte Jarret tied; Charles Durham
third
Cowboy bucking contest-Won by
Ole Johnson, who rode Speed Ball"
in thrilling exhibition of "buck"
thus qualifying for the finals ON the
last day. Jim Crouch made a splen-
did ride on Spot" These two horses
are among the best of the LosAngeles
Rodeo buckers.
Steer roping contest-Won by
George Weir; Lewis Jones second;
while Robert Gill made a splendid ex-
hibition attempt.
Wild horse race-Won by l.. w.
Minor; Art Scale second and Arthur
McSpedden third. The horses were
roped, saddled and ridden around the
track and into a corral.
Today will be a great exhibition,
with such buckers as Cyclone, ="
"Gavietti," 'Highball,' "Corkscrew, ,"
"Skyscraper," 'Wardiluppi." and half
dozen others of almost equal fame,
to entertain an equal number of the
best riders.
JIM MASSEY DREW THE BUCkiNG
BULL.
Jim Massey drew the ride on the
Grangeville bucking bull for today.
While the great bucker was not at
himself on Wednesday, when Lonnle
Collins rode him, it is expected ne
Will redeem himself today, and cata-
pault his rider as high as he pitched
them all last season.
INDIAN ENCAMPMENT.
large Indian encampment under
the leadership of Francis Lawler, OF
Nez Perce with the most gorgeous
and expensive Indian regalia in the
whole west it formed within the CITY
limits. annie Elk Tooth" with gar
ments adorned with elk teeth reput-
ed to be worth 100000 is here with
her tribesmen of Nezperces. And
yellow Bull' the famous old war
chief heads the Indians.
THURSDAYS GORGEOUS
PARADE.
This (Thursday) mornings parade
was a gorgeous one with splendid
iloats, alarge band of Indians, In full
costume, beautiful Indian camp
scene, with tepees, squaws. papooses,
pucks and dogs on a wagon with ex-
ended framework, packing outfits
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ENTRIES

ENTRIES
a. James Hayes.
(l0) r. IL. Upton.
(5) Walter Brockman.
(S5) Tony Locke.
(32) Willie Williams.
(58) Walt Scale.
(l1) Geo. Dennison.
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Event No. 12-Arena. Cowgirls Buck
ing Contest.
Purse $3.50. First 800, and fancy
box Chocolates donated by Washington
Cracker Co., Spokane, Wash; second
$50.
CONDITIONS-Hor Horses to be furnish
ed by the management and riders to
draw for mounts. Each contestant to
ride any horse and as often as the
judges may deem necessary to deter
mine the winner Riding to be done
with plain halter, split reins, no sad
die forks over 10 inches to be used
ENTRIES
(27) Nettie Hawn.
(29) Bertha Blancett.
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Event No. 11-Stake Race.

Event No. 11-Stake Race.
Purse $40. Four riders at a time.
ENTRIES
(23) Robt. Gill,
(8) John Rookie.
(78) w. S. Brockman.
(2D John Tyaeke.
(43) Jim Chamberlin.
(42) Vance Rookie.
12) Jim Massey.
(20) Dell Blancett.
(1) Bill Rookie.
(66) Roy Irwin.
(34) Arthur McSpedden.
(l0 Earl Simpson,
(33) Chas. Durham.
(9) Albert johnson.
(37) Allison Vaughn.
(44) Dace Hartman.
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Event No. 5-Hog Race.

Event NO. 0-dOg Race.
ENTRIES
Walter III. Hill (70).
Event No. 6-Cowgirls' Pony Race.
One-fourth mile.
Purse $25 First SIS; second $40.
CONDITIONS-Sam as Cowboys
Pony Race.
ENTRIES
(29) Bertha Blancett.
(2S) Tillie Baldwin.
(SD Myrtle eager.
(l00) Mrs. B. F. Ferris.
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Event No. Trick Riding.

(3) Johnny Baldwin.
(2S) Tillie Baldwin.
(39) Sid Scale.
(5S) Walter Scale.
(l8) Jason Stanley.
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Official Program.

Doc Denny, General Manager.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-09-18
JIM MASSEY DREW THE BUCkiNG
BULL.

Jim Massey drew the ride on the
Grangeville bucking bull for today.
While the great bucker was not at
himself on Wednesday, when Lonme
Collins rode him, it is expected ne
VIII redeem himself today, and cata-
pault his rider as high as he pitched
them oil lact caacon
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INDIAN ENCAMPMENT.

This Thursday mornings parade
was gorgeous one with splendid
iioats, alarge band Of Indians, In full
costume, a beautiful Indian camp
scene, with tepees, squaws. papooses,
Ducks and dogs on a wagon with ex'
tended framework, packing outfits,
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Event No. 4-Bucking Mule Contest

Event No. 4-Bucking Mule Contest.
Purse $125. First $75; second $50.
CONDITIONS as Bucking
Horses.
ENTRIES
(l2) Jim Massey on "Yellow Bell. "
(26) Jim Crouch on "Blondy."
(25) Jack Hawn on "Katie."
500 Il. M. Carry on "Kid.'
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Event No. 2-Calf Race.
ENTRIES
(22) Ross Frizzell.
(69) Harley Meader.
(72) Artie Cummings.
(7D Arley Gilbert.
Event No. 3-Track. Cowboys Stand
ing Race.
CONDITIONS-One- half mile race.
Each contestant to have two horses,
allowed one assistant, to start at gong
and rise within so yards.
ENTRIES
Smiley Corbett (14).
Sid Scale (39).
Walter Scale (5S).
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BRooA1HALL CABLES.

The wheat market opened with
shorts covering and prices Ia to SIS
higher, rejecting the strength in
America and the closing strength in
there was a further advance of 3-S to
5-S with shorts in May leading. There
were fewer and tirmer plate offers
with a larger business being done by
a large local firm. Spots were firm
with particularly No. 2 Manitoba with
cargoes sparingly offered at 1 1-2 to
Sd advance. Toward midday. there
high as The demand appeared salts
fed. The weather in France, Ger
nan and the United Kingdom was
better and the visible is expected to
show a liberal increase. At 1880 p. m.
the market was strong and 1-2 to SIS
higher than yesterday.
CORN-Corn market opened un-
changed in sympathy with America.
Note-Later corn prices were multi
ated and therefore we are awaiting
confirmation.
Paris-Opening wheat 1c lower,
flour easy 1 to &c lower.
Liverpool-"The visible supply of
wheat in Europe this week amounts t o
s7,2lS,.ooo bushels: against s4.4oo.ooo
increase Of ~2.S16.000 bushels. Last
week there was an increase of $780,
600 bushels and last year an increase
Of $780, 900 bushels, when the total
amounted to 93.SO0.0 0 bushels.
Buenos Aires: Wheat closed on Mon.
day firm 1-2 to 1 Ia higher with
shorts covering on the lighter country
foreign demand for good wheat. Fol
the day wheat was 1 is to . Ia high
err. Corn was net 3-S higher with the
unfavorable weather.
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The Markets.
CLOSING PRICES
Down TODAY
Opening sornewha Higher
Than
Visible Decreased.

=, Minneapolis. April 22.-Liverpool
wheat market closed 1-2 to Sd higher.
Paris wheat market closed 3-4 lower
to 1-2 higher. Flour unchanged to 1
cent lower. Antwerp wheat market
closed unchanged. Berlin 1-2 higher.
Budapest wheat 1-8 higher.
Buenos Aires closed $50 to 11-2
higher on Monday and opened this
morning 1-2 to 5-S higher.
The worlds visible supply Of wheat
as reported by Bradstreets showed a
decrease Of 1,191,000 bushels for the
past week.
Clearances of wheat and -four equal
ed 236,000 bushels.
The opening in the wheat market
at fractional advance and July
wheat in Minneapolis sold at 81 cents
which is the top price for some time.
The market met selling around the
high point and a break Of rs Of q cent
then occurred from the high point
with the closing quotations around
the low marks of the day. Consider
able selling vas induced on predic-
tions of unsettled weather in the win
ter wheat territory and some showers
were reported in Kansas during the
forenoon.
The weather in the spring wheat
territory was ideal for field work. May
in Minneapolis at 81 7-8@8S,
1-2@5-S lower. July wheat at 80 Ia,
1-2 cent lower.
September wheat at 90 81. s-s low
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THE WEATHER.

Bismarck. clear. light south wind.
Hankinson, clear, light southwind,
40 above.
Glenwood, Mimi. clear, calm. IS
above.
Portal. clear, calm.
Harvey, cloudy. calm. 35 above, 5
hours rain.
Enderlin. part cloudy. southwest
wind. IS above.
Chicago, part cloudy, IS above.
Springfield. clear. 60 above.
Bloomington, cloudy. 90 above.
Peoria. part cloudy, so above.
Terre Haute. clear, 60 above.
Kansas City, cloudy, 20 above.
Omaha, clear, 65 above.
st. Louis, clear. 55 above.
Forecast. p
Montana-Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday. Cooler in east to-
night.
Minnesota - Mostly cloudy with
showers tonight or Wednesday.
Warmer in northeast portion tonight.
Cooler Wednesday.
Iowa-Mostly cloudy with showers
tonight or Wednesday,. Cooler We'd
resday and in west tonight.
North and South Dakota-Cloudy
and cooler tonight. Wednesday fair
and cooler.
Kansas and Missouri-Mostly cloudy
with showers tonight or Wednesday,
cooler.
Nebraska - Mostly cloudy and
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FARM mi

100 acres 8 miles north Of Max, N.
N. This land Is little rolling and some
tiiiabie. 800 5000 per acre. speo''e"' az
l60 acres. s miles south Of Ryder, N.
D. Little rolling and some surface
5000; per acre. s''A''' Ill '''A''e
100 acres ID miles east Of Douglas,
~: p. All talahle. no improvements
800 acres 81 miles south of wheelock,
n. y. Little rolling. some stone, ali
tillabfe, two houses. barn and well.
acre.
1850 acres s miles south Of Glenburn,
n; T.. "A miles north Of Minot.. n. D.
no better land in N. D. $1,000 per
acre. No trade.
The above is a snap for any investor,
CHOW cL6THfNG a.. M1Nor. N. D.
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MALE HELp-coNr1NuEp.
HOUSES FOR RENT

HOUSES O RENT
r, .ssI- t~ q Z. 20 - r
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$12.50-7 room house. city water: Uni
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: 9.25-3 room house. city water free;
Fourth avenue
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WORLDS VISIBLE.
Bradstreet: Wheat decreased 1.191.-
900 bushels. Corn decreased $780,
600 bushels. '
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CARS RECEIVED.
Ch3Carn.
FOREIGN CABLES.

Paris wheat ga lower to 1-2 higher.
Flour unchanged to lie lower.
Antwerp-NNheat unchanged.
Berli.-1-2 higher.
Budapest-1-S higher.
Buencs Aires Opening Tuesday
wheat 1-2 to So higher. Corn 3-8 to
1-2 higher.
Buenos Aires--close Monday SIS to
1 l-2 higher. Corn unchanged.
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LIVERPOOL,

LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool opening-Wheat firm IA
to 3-s higher. Corn steady I'M
changed.
Liverpool 1880 p. m.-Wheat strong
1-2 to SIS higher.
Liverpool close-Wheat 1-2 to 3-4
higher. Corn 3-S to 1-2 higher.
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HELP-FEMALE

WANTED-NUHsE WHO CAN ACT AS
assistant housekeeper, must be neat
and Intelligent; to care for an aged
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WANTED - .sTENOGRAPHER AND
general office girl. None but expe-
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WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework on farm. Good wages.
Phone 1929 Tri-State. or write
Mrs. Lee Bryson. Fisher.
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EXCHANGES

LARGE WHOLESALE BROKERAGE
company would. consider good in
j. payment on drygoods and groceries.
: All goods shipped F. o. B. cars Twin
Cities. Francis Merchandise Broker
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water, good cellar. Apply to schwam.
The Clothier.
FOR RENT - IA ROOM ROoMING
house, close in. $50 a month. Fitz-
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FOR ,RENT-JUNE TO SEPTEMBER,
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Telephone N. w. 1850.
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Call 205 North Third street. Tele-
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s ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT-CLosE
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WANTED-GOoD ALL ROUND LADY
cook at once. Wages $40 per month.
Phone or write Planters Hotel. West
hope, N. d.
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wAN1TED-cLEAN COTTON RAGS
free from buttons and hooks. Times
Herald Publishing Co.
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WANTED-CoMPETENr GIRL FOR
general homework. Mrs. T. A. Nell
raitt., 2l0 South Fourth. East Grand
Forks. go
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WOMAN
cook in small hotel. $500 per month.
Write or phone Hotel Northern, Ed
more, N. d,
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED 1875 BUSHELS SOUND.
smooth Early Ohio potatoes. Phone
296L. or 494L, Tri-State. E.. S. Knee
land.
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COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR
Bachelor. 4l4 Woodland avenue
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON FARM
Arnot. Park River. n. b. r. r. 2.
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ACCOUNTING.

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Auditing, collections, advertising. etc.
p. o. BOX 253. Grand Forks. Phone
N. w. JAG.
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WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL.
!. housework. Small family. Mrs. c. w.
Graves, 95 Fourth Ave.
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED WATT
ress and cook. Wages $25 and $50
per month. Apply Yellow Stone
Hotel. o 173, Mondak, Mont.
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FOR sALE-NEw AND SLIGHTLY
used roadster and touring car. Bar
~ gain price. Martin & Ashley, 504
DeMers avenue, City.
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wANTED-M1DDLE Aunp WOMAN
ton. Box 81, Petersburg. N. D.
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wANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework on farm. Wages $25
per month. Girl must be good cook.
Address L. F. Smith. Lawton, N. d.
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sALE-16 H. P. MAXWELL RUN
about auto, with top. wind shield.
mud chains. Prest-O-Iite tank: good
as new: run less than 1000 miles.
Will be sold cheap. Address F. O.
Box No. 374.
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CANADIAN FARM N

We have farm lands within 9 miles
quarter section. Write US for particu-
Island, Alberta.
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FOR sALE-srANDARD BRED AND
registered mare trotter: Z years old;
weight 1.1S0. .~A. Wood. Forest
River, N. d. - ..i 80
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cH1RoPoDIsrs


DIR. ]. G. ANSON CHIROPOD1ST
removed without pain. Ingrowing
nails and bunfons scientifically
Clifford Annex, DeMers Az.
Ty:.State 236M.
MRS. NJ. c. PIERCE
Corns extracted: ingrowing nails and
bunions treated: electric foot massage.
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CARPENTER, WORK

LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR ALL
kinds of carpenter work. and glazing
at s North Sixth street. Klitzke.
Carpenter and General Jobber. Phone
s37M. or 57sL. Tri-State.
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FOR SALE-Two DRIVING MARES,
o and six years old (full sisters),
Well broke. Apply to T. B. Holmes at
Bfrkholz Office. =
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WANTED TO RENT
M

wANTED-PLA1N SEWING. 724L N.
w.
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PIANO TUNING

HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED NOW. BY
M of our expert tuners. Estimates
given on repair and polishing. Stone
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wANrED-G1RL FOR HousEwoRK.
1914 University avenue.
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FLORIDA .LANDS-A FEW CASH
dian Prairie. tracts. near Palmdale.
Fla, This land has doubled in value.
during the: last year. o. Bielland.
Hotel Ingalls,, Grand Forks. n. %.
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DRAY, BAGGAGE AND HACK LINE
Only Low Down Moving Vans in City
Phones SO -Jeff's Transfer Phones 80
Storage of All Kinds in Connection
OPPOSITE GREAT NORTHERN DEPOT
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PARTRIDGE PLYMOUTH ROCK AND
Black Langshans eggs for sale; So
per L.. T.. j. Couch, SIS Ninth ave-
nue.. Northwestern 1894.
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AND SOFTER WANTED AT
Star Steam Laundry, East Grand
Forks.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-CH1LD's BRACELET. NAME
return to Hail Hotel Tor er'q reward L''ue'
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FOR RENT ON SHARES. 80 ACRES
good land. adjoining townsite Backoo,
N. D., w. ! IN. E. ! section Is. town
ship 1852. north of range IS. Address
H. e. Secord, Grand Forks, N. d.
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FOR RENT-HALF SECTION OF GOOD
land III Nesbit township, Polk county,
two miles from Davidson station. In
quire at John Birkholz office.
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AT o%NcE-F1RsT CLASS
butter maker. 500 per month: six
months term. Must guarantee quail
ty Of butter. Quality of cream guar
Swan River. Man. r. F. McVeety.
President.
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TYPEWRITERS.
TRANSFERS

n. w. DAY MAKES A SPECIALITY OF
handling heavy freight. household
st SSus: p'a W%areh sou; ' in eonnecti Ess
Phone N. W. S37: It's. 837L
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MINNESOTA POTATO LAND - so
acres all broken; situated in Red
river valley: $45 per acre. John
Orchard, Dickinson. N. d.
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LIVE sroCK-continued.

FOR sALE-EGGs FOR MATCHING
from pure. bred single colnb Rhode
South Second street. East Grand
Forks.
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GIRL FOR
general housework: no washing. Mrs.
Read, COZ, Walnut.
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A suit made as you want 1t made
and which wouldn't tit another person
The cost will surprise you-agreeably.
THOS. GRIFFITHS. TAILOR.
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WANT. TO PURCHASE FOR CASH.
direct from owner section Of un.
improved land: Must be 9 snap. J.
: r. Collins. 1929 Omaha National Bank
BLDG, Omaha, Neb.