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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-01
Pianos, Musical Instruments

FOR SALE-S45O CABLE PIANO.
Must sell at once. Ask only S125.
In best of condition. Address 931,
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-01

NEWLY FURNISHED, DECORATED
south room. all modern convenien-
ces. Meals II desired. Phone 2029.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-01
Apartments

FURNISHED APARTMENT $500, s
rooms, steam heat, electric light.
Phone 2401. Call III 1-2 h End.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-01

FOR RENT ROOM MODERN
house, newly papered, $22.5O. Call
SO.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13
OFFICIAL
Proceedings Of Board of County
Commissioners 81 Stark
County, N.
County, NJ D[.

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ROAD Work $1,000, JO8eph-SChueZ 5hei66e
work SIS. so, Octave OuvaI bfidde work
$50. Chas. Offet road work $24.1O.SGSo.
Heaton Lumber ca. lumber. ceInentsa and
wire $435. FL. Leo Hoist auto livery
S.. so. Farmers Elevator Co. wire 4. so.
Mike Kilwein blacksmith wosk 80.
Institute for Feeble Minded care az IN
mates for September, $46, MinneaDolis
Bridge Go. bridge material less ffeidht
$98. 80. Geo. HeatOn Lumber. Co. rensfrs
for court house ,$6.O5, C. C.. Goed0als auto
livery s., City Of Dickinson watersr6nt
for July $40, A. D. Davis Office supplies
$29. 90, Ellis Hoist auto livery sxiO.
Recorder-Post publishing proceedings
$40. 20, Fred Maser POSTAGE and sum
plies SIS. is, MI Ayers publishina nFp-
ceedings and supplies SIS. rs. Dick1nson
Motor Car 70. auto livery 81. r.
Burnett services as. stenographer corO-
ner's inquest $27, F. A, Roouette ner
diem $50, f. A. Rouuette mileate
SIS, O5, A. F. Mischief freight ON hridce
material SITS {, John Leask rccoedfne
public easements S51. rs. I'd. Horan
road work bill was cut from SIS IA So
on account of being excessive. Dakota
Printing and Stationery CO. Office am
plies S.. rs, Joe Dennis road work
SIP. so, Jess A, Grove road WORK $3.50.
Frank Shannon road work, bill assidned.
SAC. Is, Frank Hicks road work S1oO.
r. v. B0ulger services as court stan.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13

The excessive heat wave broke on
the 5th, the day following a frost at
Edmonton, Canada. Mercury did not
get near the frost line in these parts, SO
degrees being about the lowest regis
tration for mercury at any time the past
week. The high point at Dickinson was
on the 4th, when the government gauge
indicated 81 degrees in the shade. The
following day it was 80 degrees. In
Bismarck and St. Paul the record was
100 and in South Dakota points 102.
Fargo was visited with q windstorm.
the velocity of which was recorded at
40 miles an hour. Rain fell in places
east, but there was no moisture precipi-
tation in this part of the state.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13

The Billings county board on August
10Th granted the road petition Of W.
II. Camerson, ct al. The M. Doyle
petition asking that township 1853 10
organized into q separate school district
wa: granted. Green River District No.
Is ID the name. The D. 4, Brown PEI
,tition for township i33-i03 was also
granted. Sanford District No. 28 ii the
name. Alto y. +. Burbank for town
ship t34.l03. Harper District NJ. 27
+issthe name. Also Claude Hargan fl
township 134-i04. independent Districl
No. 28 IL the name.
The boardssacted fayorabIy Oh the
Daniel y. D0ty road petition. also the
petition Of q. Burkesand others ri
the laying out 5of saSnewsIoad.
Tie sheriff and other Officers arc ins
sStrucfeds TO takesth necessary steps Ia
collect the sold seed contracts
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13
Richafdton

The Sisters school opened Monday,
September 8.
DR.. LeClar of Bismarck located at
Halliday this week.
Sheriff Emanuel Barth of Mott was
in town Wednesday.
: Miss Lena Miller visited with her
mother here from Saturday to Sunday.
Miss Mary Glynn lett Sunday on No.
8 for jamestown, where she will attend
school.
joseph Fleck left Monday for College
Vile. Mimi. where he will attend
college.
Mrs. A. F. Mischief and little son,
Leo, went to Glen Ullin Tuesday for a
few days. visit with q sister of Mrs.
Mischief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. M. Rigler and little
daughter visited with relatives in Tay-
lor Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. DeLong and children re-
turned to their home at Belfeld Mon
day after visiting with relatives here.
Albert koesel and Chas. Pearson re-
turned from the Twin Cities Monday.
MI. Koesel purchased q Glide car while
down there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Krick and little
daughter and MI. and Mrs. C. S. Bow
SET spent Sunday out at the Frank
Willis farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Koesel and chill
dren and MI. and Mrs. .Chas.s Pearson
aut0ed out TO David Juzler.s ranch
Wednesday for a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Willmann of Biz
marck visited at the home Of Mrs,
Willmann's parents. Nj. and Mrs.
Peter Schultz. from. Saturday to Sum
lday. Miss Lizzie Schultz returned with
them to Bismarck and will remain there
this winter and attend school:
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13

Dickinson has q noxious weed ofdi-
nance in process of making and if
owners do not want the authorities to
cut the weeds that are so rank in some
places and charge the expense up to
the property it will stand them in hand
to make the necessary cutting and pull
ling very soon. Acting Mayor White
wants the city cleaned up in good
shape before fair week. He is right,
and all good citizens are pleased to
note the excellent work he is doing for
Dickinson in his official capacity.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13

- ESr &E4NL4a
Davis, Davis Liederbach. Beulah Kelli-.
cut, Ray Robinson, Marion Smith.
'Erneat and Olive Bailey OF Emerson are
attending tho Fargo school. also the,
Redmond Murphy and VIM. Connolly
Lewis Palmer. the efficient deputy
register Of deeds is contemplating
leaving Manning In the near afuture lor
pants at, this writing which are nm.
known. Lewis. tirinesof recording ampet-
cages, patents and Deeds foin9
away % studysmedicine. Mheee IN the
future he hopes % recofdbigths and
deaths-mostly births. He Il MOI quite
certain whetherato b homepah q
an osteopath13orsa pill doctof.S but $it
goes without saying that Lewis will
make eood In his chosen pcoeeseion.--
News. sE 2 ss $50
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13
q FARM sale

If youakAnt to buy a good stock or
dairy farmit viii pay you. 70 look at my
go acres X mile northeast Of Richard
ton. N. D I77o acres under pillow, As
acres to timothy. balance hay and
pasture; lots Of shade trees and good.
water, good house, barn, sheds, etc.
Land Is somewhat3 broken aHording
shelter inswinter time for stock. For;
;pricessapply to- Benz Webb Richardton,
ssaN..sD.-ady. ss d.z-tt
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13

Gov. L. B. Hanna has appointed
Senator L. A. Simpson as a member
of the Southern Commercial Congress
who are to visit the Canal Zone on
October 27-29. The other members are
Banker e. H. Sarles, Editor Grant S.
Hager. Darby O'Mallery and G. X.
Vikan. These positions are not very. re-
munerative but there is honor attached
to them.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13

From reports at Bismarck it seems
that Thomas Hall, secretary of state.
has been able to contract the 1914 auto
mobile TAGS at a saving Of 81, 600 over
the previous year. The money saved
will help the road funds of the various
counties that much and the tan payers
will appreciate the favor.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13

This is the time to save seed corn.
Select the best ears and dry carefully.
Good seed is always worth a good price
in the spring. This has been an ex-
ceptional year for corn and farmers
should make the most of their oppor-
tunities.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13
OFFICIAL PAPER FOR
STARK COUNTY.

The Dickinson high school became an
accredited school in the North Central
association some years ago, and now
comes Valley City rejoicing over q
similar recognition.
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13
LUTHERAN CHURCH

There will be German services az the
Lutheran church at 10 o'clock a. n. on
Sunday. English service. at >. M
Sunday school &c II 80 q. n. ss.5ts s5s
REV. r. LEMBKE.si
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13
Dunn County News


District court 1convenes September
18th.
The Manning school did not open un-
Gil September 9Th on account Of the
illness Of the teacher. Miss McNally.
Donald Palmer left recently; on an
overland trip to G~arrisonstof q few. days.
visit withshis brother. Archie. who Is
located there. being an employee Of the
Garrison Times in the capacity Of fore
man.-News.
Among the Dunn county pupils who
are attending the Dickinson schools
thisSyear are Lorraine Evans, who at
tended theshigh school at Minneapolis
last year. Paul Erb. who attended, es
Moines schools last year, Ruth Erb..
Goldie Jensen. Mabel Gould. Aline
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13
Z
:Marshaf,l.

u afshaH
Ote kyseth visitsd III ths Hillsidei
farmsSatufday evening.
John Kyseth visited With II. Madsonl
and family Sunday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Siverts visited az thel
Hillside farm Sunday afternoon.
Carl Sivestss has been helping threshI
for Lee Bros. at sLortne this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Siverts and baby
and Mrs. Marie 6urns visited at Losing
Sunday. s
Miss Marie Dahlen and Carl Kysethl
visited at the Hillside farm Sunday
evening asssss:
Capt. Siverts made j trips to Eosind
Sunday and Mrs.: Siverts accompanied
him home.
Miss Catherine SWEETS Is visiting
with NJ. and Mrs. N. lice at Loe-
ing this week. ISL
Miss Flora BURGESS returned Saturday,
after having spent q week az Lorinel
visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs Hammerness Of Decoeah.
Iowa. are visiting at the Edw. Careon!I
non'e lo sEaa1 ssl'o1e 5tl nus.
Chas. o. Kyseth threaded his drain all
his farm at Lorina this week and re-
ceived q fairly food Weld. n
r.. ri, ..,,
amc NY, naolg = Ald az BROAD
noon. September17th Everybody come.
vu.htses& ,aey. Were out
n nSn. . ounuay ,5EaM larson efhotl
aO eus . y 0o aaan! LUCAS 1ucN' aha% several chick
ems. (. L
Andrew LISTER took 4 trim "a Ris.l
marck last weak 70 consult Tia doctossl
at the Bismarck hospitai abont his
health. 4ss3
Miss Marie sOsterwind and F,va and
Elsie Kyseth visited a. tha Harsa Shoe
Bend farm Thursdav afternnnn anSl
EVENING. s.- -. $50
,
VICTOR Sllverts has been spending q
wee OF 80 aestne thurman home at Rich
ardton, receiving treatments freml Dr..
rotman
nass w N ~ - tne nome o. ner oauenter.
S"ndov arsn; hse' az Loflne' Ietu lte
The Dickinson press., 1913-09-13

Monogram and University goods at
the Dickinson Mercantile Co. They cost
more but are worth it.--Ady. 8 3o.tf.
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W. C. THOMAS BACK
FROM SOUTHERN TRIP

w. C. Thomas returned to Canon
City las, Friday night from a several
weeks trip through the South. the op-
jective point OF which was Tryon.
North Carolina. where he spent ten
days or two weeks visiting his parents
and his sister. Mrs. BailInser. His itin-
erary included Chattanooga. BIrming-
ham. New Orleans. Galveston. Hous-
ton. Fort Worth and many other
points OF interest Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas sr.. whose home IL In Ohio.
are spen ling the winter at Tryon so
as to be near their daughter. At CAL
weston Mr.. Thomas saw many OF tho
United States troops assembled there
by the government for tho purpose ot
Intervention In Mexico In case tho
exigencies of tho situation demanded
such course.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-13
OF INTEREST TO
FRUIT GROWERS

teed and II results In a demand for
more OF the same brand. Some one
may ask: Does all this pay? We think
II does to The man who Is In the bus
meas to remain
In order to protect themselves both
against the railroads and the middle
men. the packers and shippers at Wat
sonyilie. California. have formed au
organization which already contains
more than ninety per cent OF the apple
men Of the Jaiaro valley. In order %
retaIlatc on the Southern Pacific Com
pany for It's refusal TO grant an emer-
geney freight rate for the coming sea-
son to the markets OF the east. the
new organization has empowered
transportation committee 10 dcsigna.c
the routing OF all shipments during
the next feS months. This committee
will see that the Southern Paclne gets
just as little freight ss possible. The
routing viii be 80 hxcd that all apples
viii be transferred to some other line
at the nearest junction point The or
ganiEation will also fx a minimum
price on the different varieties OF ap-
plies "a they go onto the market The
minimum on Belinowers for Instance
is sevcniy-hve cents a box ready for
shipment A fine Of 500 will be i'm
posed on any member who sells below
this minimum. or in shipping his pr,-
duct differs from the route selected by
the committee. sF~4 -
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with Fremont County National Bank

Fred Duncan, who has been asso-
ciated with his brother-in-law In
mining in the Cripple Creek district
most Of the time since his retirement
from the county treasurer's Office at
the close OF DR.. Moore's term, return
ed to Canon City last week to take a
position as bookkeeper at the Fro
mont County National bank. Mr.. Dun
can entered upon his duties at the
bank this morning; succeeding Leslia
Stevenson, who has been promoted TO
be paying teller. in place OF Louie
Raynolds. resigned
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-13
REV. JAMESON
RESIGNS PASIORATE

Rev. II. VI. Jameson. pastor OF the
United Presbyterian church. announc-
ed at the Sunday evening services that
he had decided to resign his ministry
here on account Of the health OF Mrs
Jameson and would go to California
with the hope that her health would
be benefited by change to a lower
altitude The resignation. II Is under
stood. will take effect May first and
as soon after that time ns possible
Rev. and Mrs. Jameson will leave for
the Pacific coast to make their home.
Rev. Jameson has been prorered
the pastorate OF a church OF his de-
nomination at Riverside. California.
and will likely accept a call from the
the congregation there. Rev and Mrs.
Jameson have been residents OF Can
on City for more than eight years:
the former being pastor OF the nited
Presbyterian church here all OF that
period. Under his ministry the con
gregation has grown in membershlp
and Influence and substantial progress
has been made in every field OF reiIg
ious enterprise. In leaving Canon
City Rev and Mrs. Jameson will car
ry away with them the esteem of all
who know them. irrespective OF creed
or OF UNCONVENTIONAL anillatIon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-13
Back from Nebraska.

Mr.. J. I. York and family who have
spent several months with son at
Giltncr. Nebraska. have returned {,
their home in Lincoln Park.
Mr.. York says he enjoyed the vaca-
ton but is glad to get back to Canon
City where he finds everything look
Ing mighty nne. Mr.. York thinks
Canon City the finest residence place
In the country.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-13

and vines are In excellent condition
as . rule. The prospect has never
been better at this time OF the year
for a prolific yield Of all kinds Of
fruits and berries than 1t is at pres
ent.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest p. Bixby Of
Barre. Massachusetts,, arrived last Sat
urday afternoon and expect to remain
for some time. Their visit here is for
the purpose of rest and recuperation.
J. C. Brewer. the successful auction
eer. states that he Is doing almost as
much business here as he did in Kan
sas. a state where sales come every
day this time OF the year. Mr.. Brewer
has had about is sales In the past
month and has several more in pros
pect
f. p. olmsted. formerly a resident
of Canon City. but now living on
Beaver park. has numerous improve
ments in contemplation on his ranch.
near Penrose. this season. He has
just completed a nice garage and will
shortly commence the erection OF a
house. the installation of cement
bitches. etc Mr.. olmsted's place Is
known as the Doriso fruit ranch.
c. S. Taylor. superintendent of the
W. s. Cattle company at colfax.
New Mexico, is here for a short visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Taylor. at 9i9 Rudd avenue.
W. S. Core Of Colorado Springs,
purchasing agent for the Short Line
and allied roads of the Cripple Greek
district, is in Canon City today on one
OF his periodical business trips to this
portion OF the Arkansas valley.
Judge wiikin of the district court.
who went to Denver ON Thursday OF
last week TO attend to some business
matters. will. probably. spend n few
days at Fairplay before returning 20
Canon City. No cases are docketcd
for trial in the district court here this
week.
n
Chicago. arrived in Canon City Sat
urday and will spend six months with
her daughter and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fell, 425 Pike avenue.
Mrs. Fischer likes Canon City very
much and considers the climate a
great contrast to that of the Windy
City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-13
JAS. ID. MARSHALL.
Colorado Agriculture College. Fort
Collins.
From Denver Field and Farm.


Our western growers are very care
ful to use only bright. clean. perfectly
made boxes for packing their fruit.
When n box once leaves the ranch II
is gone forever and II buyer ever
gets a secondhand box he will know
right away that the pack has been
scotched on him by some dealer. In
honest goods direct from the orchard
one end of the box carries the own
er's stenciled name. with the number
OF apples. grade and variety neatly
stamped thereon and this Is the guar
anty that comes with the goods.
Some shippers believe In advertising.
Inside OF each box. on top OF the a2-
pies, is placed neatly designed mat.
carrying a photograph OF scene In
the orchard. together with challenge
and warranty. This card Is sometimes
displayed by the retailer to advertise
the fact that the apples are suaran-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-13
Heavy Versus Light Seed.

During the past ten years n great
many experiments have been conduct
ed by various experiment stations TO
determine the relative efec; OF dif-
ferent sized kernels on the quantity
and quality of grain produced per
acre. The work at the Nebraska EK-
perimcnts Station is worthy OF note
on this particular subject. Tests here
were made with wheat: the tanning
mill being used TO make the seed sep
aratlons.
In the tests. Turkey Red. a hard
winter wheat. and Big Frame. a soft
winter wheat. were used. A lot CT
seed from each OF the above varieties
was separated into two parts. the
heavier and the lighter halves These
were again separated into the 'hcav-
lest heavy" and the ''iightest Light"
only the heaviest heavy and the
"Ilghtest light" being sown To cheek
results. ordinary seed as It came from
the separator vas planned. The same
method was followed each year for a
period Of eight years. The seed from
each crop OF the heaviest heavy AMI
the ''iightcst light was separated and
only the heaviest quarter OF the ~hca.-
lest heavy and the lightest quarter u
the ''lightcst light were used for seed.
Al the end OF the experiment the
average yields for the three kinds Of
seeds were practically the same. while
the average weights per bushel from
the crops harvested showed hardly
any difference in favor OF any one
particular kind OF seed. From the
above results IL Is evident that the
selection OF the heaviest seed for SOW
Ing purposes will not materially In
crease the yield per acre or the
weight per bushel OF the crop har-
vest.
JAS. ID. MARSHALL.
Colorado Agriculture College. Fort
Collins.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-13
days work. however. by two


or three men would clear away the OBJ
structions and put the road into good
shape again.
The one-day-old daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. F. d. Harvey was buried Thurs
day afternoon at the old cemetery.
The baby was born Wednesday morn
ing.
]. W. Pherson went back to his
home in Canon City on the auto stage
yesterday afternoon after spending
several days here attending to busi-
ness matters.-Cripple Creek Times.
A marriage license was issued from
the office of the county clerk here on
Thursday to J. A. wombweIl and Miss
Maggie NJ. Stevens. both of Portland.
SATURDAY..
The board Of county commissioners
met this afternoon for the purpose of
opening bids and letting a contract for
the construction OF a steel bridge
across the Arkansas river tw omiles
east OF Florence. but up to $3.50 O'Clock
no award had been made. The pro-
posed bridge is to have a span Of one
hundred and twenty-five feet. A num-
Der of bids were filed with the clerk.
Sheriff Newcomb, OF Canon City, was
in town one day the first OF the week.
having come here to the city to place
a man under arrest who was wanted
at Canon on the charge OF having been
an accomplice of George Lofgren in
robbing box car In the yards at that
place. The prisoner refused to give
his name.-salida Record.
f. d. Baldini OF Portland is n busi-
ness visitor in Canon City today. Mr..
Baldini is a prominent merchant and
business man of his home town.
Ralph Holland is expected to arrive
here this evening from Pittsburs,
Pennsylvania. for a visit with his
brother, W. B. Holland. wife and fami-
iy.
Judge Ibbotson left a few days ago
for a short visit with friends In Kan
sas City. Missouri. He expects to re-
turn here some time next week
Ex-Sheriff Joe Esser returned home
Thursday night from Denver where he
spent the greater part Of the week.
Mr.. Esser is a candidate for the ward
enship of the state reformatory At
Buena Vista and has a large number
OF friends here who hope he will Sc
cure the place.
The heaviest snowfall on Pixies
Peak since October occurred Thursday
night OF this week and from 10000
feet up TO the summit there was pre-
cipItation Of between seven and eight
inches. The fall will add materially
the water supply OF the surrounding
region during the summer months.
S. VI. Jackson, OF the jackson Lum-
ber company. left for his home in Can
on City Tuesday morning. after a Ave
or six days business visit here.-sali-
da Record.
b. f. Rhodes. formerly OF wetmore.
stopped over in Florence last evening
while en- route to Canon City whcis
he will take up his residence at oi5
Greydene ayenue.-Florence Citizen.
MONDAA
Mr.. Harry C"sing'D Roach autoed
to Florence Sunday afternoon in his
red roadster.
Mrs. william II. Frazier has Invita-
tions out for next Tuesday afternoon
to meet Mrs. Carrie T. Mari OF Canon
City. worthy grand matron of the D.
E. s. for Colorado.-Cripple Creek
Times.
Mrs. A. II. Smith and daughter. Miss
Dora. returned to Canon City sunday
evening from Florence where they had
been visiting relatives and friends for
several days.
The Florence Automobile company
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-13

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