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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-12-10
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No town on the 500 has taken on
more signs Of prosperity this season
than Donnybrook.
During our visit there Saturday the
streets were fairly crowded with peo-
pie and continuous stream Of teams
with loads of wheat poured into the
elevators all day long. Elevator men
in Donnybrook state that more grain
has been marketed there this season
than for several years past. RI
One farmer was heard to remark
that he threshed nine thousand bushels
of oats this fall, besides several thous-
and bushels Of wheat.
Sam Blackwood threshed over 500
bushels of wheat, besides other grains.
Sam Blackwood and Charlie Nc
Kenzie were among the first here to
invest in gasoline tractors. Between
them they purchased separator and
now do their own threshing without
asking odds of anyone.
Messrs. Mckenzie and Blackwood
are enthusiastic gas tractor men. Mr..
Mckenzie already has his three quar-
tiers all plowed ready for spring work
with the exception of twenty-five
acres.
John Cinninger is building a large
addition to his barn to accommodate
the increase in his herd of cows. He
intends soon to erect large house
especially for his hogs. John is q
Hoosier and knows the advantages of
stock raising.
The White Ash Breeders Associa-
ton has purchased registered Guern-
sew bull of Joe johnson, the pioneer
breeder of registered Guernsey cat
tie in this section.
VIM. Goggstetter, assistant cashier
of the Donnybrook State Bank, has
purchased the Sam Oke house near the
M. E. church and built a large addi-
ton thereto, making Mr.. and Mrs
Goggstetter one of the most conven.
lent residences in the town.
| John Chisholm, who recently pur-
chased the Sander store, has also
bought the John King stock of groc-
cries and is doing splendid business
! Mr.. Chisholm is well acquainted
throughout that section, having beer
in the mercantile business in Carpie
for several years.
Andrew Higgen conducts the neat
est and best cafe along the 500. Ru:
NOR has it that Andy is soon to erect
a fine little business block with quar-
tiers for his business below and living
rooms above. Nothing too good fol
the hungry public, says Andy.
We greatly missed our old frienC
Parratt of the Donnybrook Courier
who has sold his plant to Henry John
son, formerly proprietor of the Cour'
Ter.
! Everyone in Donnybrook has gooe
word to say for Parratt, fact that
may encourage other editors who may
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Sick Headache.

Sick headache is nearly always
caused by disorders Of the stomach
Correct them and the periodic attacks
of sick headache will disappear. Mrs
John Bishop Of Roseville, Ohio, writes
"About year ago was troubled with
indigestion and had sick headache that
lasted for two or three days at time
I doctored and tried a number of rem.
edies but nothing helped me unit
during one Of those sick spells a friend
advised me to take Chamberlain's Tab.
let's. This medicine relieved me in 9
short time" For sale by all dealers
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Herman Gordon, formerly of Gordon
Bros, now Of the Plymouth Clothing
House, cordially invites his old friends
to call. Opera House Block.
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Mrs. Nc Claims Experience With Group
when my boy, Ray, was small he
was subject to Group, and ! was always
alarmed at such times. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy proved far better than
any other for this trouble. It always
relieved him quickly. am never
without it in the house for l know it is
positive cure for Group" writes Mrs.
W.4R. McClain, Blairsville, Pa. For
sale by all dealers.
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Sick Two Years with indigestion.

1.-TWO years ago was greatly bene-
fitted through using two or three bot
ties Of Chamb erlain's Tablets" writes
Mrs. S. A. Keller, Elida, Ohio. "Be
fore taking them I was sick for two
years with indigestion" Sold by all
dealers.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Canon City. Colo, Dec. 8. 1914:
We take this method Of expressing
our sincere thanks to the many kind
neighbors and friends. who SO kindly
assisted in administering in SO many
ways to the comfort OF our beloved
husband and father in his last illness
Also for the beautiful floral offerings
May the Lord bless each and every
one.
Mrs. ]. w. Lambuth.
Leonard L. Lambuth.
Lee Lambuth.
Mrs. v. A. Gillette.
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PREACHER MAKES PROFIT
ON CARLOAD Of APPLES
tBY UNITED PREss,.

Montrose. Colo, Dec. 7.-Rev. II. C.
Philips tried his hand at the apple
selling game ON q recent trip he made
70 Kansas and from his experience In
getting rid Of q car Of Uncompaghre
valley apples he has come TO the con-
clusion that he has hit upon one
method by which apples can be con-
verted into cash at reasonable prof
It
Rev. Phillips purchased car of
orchard run apples and shipped them
to wellington, Kansas, paying so
cents hundred for the same from
the orchard and paying 60 cents
hundred freight to get them 10 Well
ington. making total OF si.10 hua-
dred laid down at Wellington.
When he reached Wellington, he
found that commission men wene well
supplied with apples. the Arkansas
growers having shipped large guam
tities there So he proceeded to sell
the apples at retail He advertised
through the papers. inviting the peo-
pie to come and buy at a reasonable
price and they came in droves. In
! fsw days he had disposed Of the
carload It Is cents for the lower
tra1ss ard d = bushei Tor .hs bettsr
estlss This nsursd up : pFont q
a : hundrSd sn1 nsttsd hin ! nics
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the levy was made and entered on the
books Of the county assessor.
WEDNESDAY,.
Four Marriage Licenses last Saturday
Marriage licenses were issued last
Saturday to John P. Donahoo and
Miss Nellie Barton; j. A. Fay and
samantha B. Fry; William E. Doyle
and Miss vida NJ Lewis; Guy A.
schick and Erie e. Powell. A SINH
lar license was granted this after
noon to Albert Fisher and Miss Myrtle
Bell. both of Canon City.
Guest Of Mrs. D. |. Robson.
Mrs. t. H. Craven, for many years
resident OF Canon City. but now
making her home in California. i.
the guest of Mrs. D. L. Robson on
Riverside avenue, South Canon.
Telephone officials on Inspection Trip
w. F. Cozad, F. Fl. Yelton and ]. c
Griffith. traffic officials of the Noun
tain States Telephone and Telegraph
company, in company with c. G. See
lye, district manager, and H. P. stom-
mel. local manager. made a trip to
Westcliffe by auto Tuesday, on a visit
of inspection. They left this morning
for points in the lower Arkansas val
ley.
Visiting Canon City Friends
Mrs. Sam Fowler of salida is spend
ing the week here as the guest of Mrs
j. F. Blair and family. Mrs. W. j.
Leopard. also of salida. is visiting
Canon City friends.
Cold Weather in Vicinity Of LeadviIie
Judge wiIhin returned to Canon
City on an early train this morning
from Leadville where he went the
first of the week to preside for
Judge Cayender at a special term Of
the Lake county district court. BY
holding a-night session of court
Judge wilkin was able to dispose Of
the business requiring his attention
in little more than two days. Judge
wilkin reports some very cold wealth
er in the vicinity of LeadyilIe; the
thermometer at one of the mines on
Mount Elbert on Tuesday morning in.
dicsting temperature of sixteen de-
gress below zero.
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TUESDAY.
Mrs. Tom York Operated on

Mrs. Tom York Operated on
Mrs. Tom York was operated upon
this morning at local hospital and
was reported this afternoon to be
getting along very nicely.
Spending A Few Days Here.
John Peters of Lamar is spending
a few days in Canon City looking af-
ter some business matters requiring
his attention. Mr.. Peters has impor-
tant ranching and other property
interests in Prowers county.
Meet On "Wednesday.
The East Canon Sewing Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. E. P AT
thur, on East Main street. on Wednes-
DAY at o'clock.
Irv. stockton III At Home
Mr.. Irwin R. stockton is at home to
day laid up with bad case of grip
which has been bothering him for
some little time.
Visiting At cIeIIand Home
Mr.. Harry Collier and Miss AshwelI
of Grand Valley stopped on here for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Clel-
land while on their way to Kansas
City. They were very much pleased
with Canon city.
Xmas Holidays to Begin Dec. %.
BY decree OF the board Of edu-
cation the Christmas holidays. SO far
as the teachers and pupils of the
Canon City public schools are con-
cerned, will begin Wednesday even,
ing, December % and continue until
Monday morning January 4th. A
considerable number Of the teachers
and pupils are planning to spend a
portion of the vacation season out Of
town.
Are Expected Home Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. o. s. Reed. the for
mer Of whom is commander Of the
Department of Colorado and wyom-
ing G. A. R. has been making trip
of inspection among the G. A. r..
posts on the western slope, are ex-
pected home on Wednesday from
Montrose. Their return to Canon
City will be hastened by a telegram
sent to Rev. Reed this morning re-
questiug him to conduct the funeral
service OF the Emerson Bennett
C.se, which will occur at 1880 o'clock
Thursday afternoon
Left For Home This Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. Proctor left for
their home at Texas Creek this af-
ternon following weeks visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
Home Monday From WestcIIffe
Rev. s. H. sperry returned to Can
on city Monday afternoon from
westciife where he filled his regular
ministerial appointment on Sunday.
He says considerable snow has fall.
en- in the Wet Mountain valley during
the last few days.
City Has PAID on Cox Judgment.
The Cox Judgment against the city.
amounting TO slo,24o. has been paid
Oh. the last warrant having been. can,
collsd : few weeks ago. The judg.
ment with accFusd interest amounted
70 appfo1inntsly $4,000. Il w pAi1
wAthin elsvoa nonthe q ~ tims
.L. US ~ as
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Iowa, to spend two weeks visiting his
parents. Mr.. wright's father and
mother are about S4 years of age
Mrs. Waters Told of Husbands
Death.
Mrs. Jessie H. Waters, who is in a
hospital in Los Angeles, Cal, is stead
lily improving, according to word re-
ceiyed at the Short Line offices from
her son, Harry, who arrived there on
Wednesday morning and informed his
mother for the first time of the death
of Mr.. Waters. Mrs. Waters is re-
ported to have stood the shock better
than had been expected. 1t is believ-
ed that she will be able to leave the
hospital In another week or 10 days.
Colorado Springs Telegraph.
Will WaIdo's Law Partner Married.
The Denver Post of last Sunday con-
tanned picture of Miss Edna Pierce
OF Denver. recently married to A. j.
Cunningham OF Billings. Montana.
junior member of the law firm OF wal
do & Cunningham Of that place. Miss
Pierce is one of Denver's social fav-
orites and has wide acquaintance in
that city.
Returned From coffeyviIIe, kas.
C. T. Swearingen and family of
Coffeyville, Kansas, have returned 70
Canon City, after an absence of two
or three years. They are living at
41S Harrison avenue Mr.. Swearin-
gen was a member of the Holcomb
and Swearingen Furniture company at
one time They are glad to get back
to Canon City.
New Gas. Maker At Gas Plant.
Mr.. George S. Patched of Cape May,
New Jersey. is the new gas maker
at the plant of The Canon Gas COM
pany on 18th street. He is an expert
gas maker and has already showed
his ability by putting out gas of an
excellent quality. He and his family
live at SIG College avenue. The Can
on Gas company acquired the services
OF Mr.. Patchell in keeping with their
one ambition to give the people Of
Canon City the best possible service
attainable.
visited In Pueblo on wednesday.
Mrs. w. B. Montgomery and Miss
Muffitt Montgomery OF Canon City
were guests of friends here on We'd
nesday.-Pueblo Chieftain.
Will Drive To Houston, Texas.
w. H. Kehoe. who has long been
employed as chef at the Home Res
taurant, 406 Main street. left Canon
City on Tuesday for drive by horse
and buggy to Houston, Texas. He
viii make the trip by easy stages and
expects to derive lot of pleasure. as
well as Improvement to his health.
from his experiences en- route to de ).
tinstion. Mr.. Kehoe does not expect
to get to Houston much, IL any, before
the first Of February.
Certified Public Accountant.
T. 8. Underwood has been notified
that he has been passed by the State
Board of Accounting and has been
designated, a Certified Public Ac-
countant" Mr.. Underwood took the
examination before the hoard in Octo-
ber. There are only about 40 cert.-
ned public accountants in the state.
FRIDAY
Home From Routt County.
J. C. Hyssong has returned to Can
on City from Routt county where he
went three or four weeks ago with
Eos Hsmmerie with q bunch OF stock
cattIs, which they viii winter on a
ssneh u the vicinity Of Yampa. Mr..
Mveaole ~ thers we're splendid
q ~ ~ ysnlS \ that seetion
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News Notes
(Advertisement.)

Notary Puhlic-W. B. Rowland. 6a3
Main street. Record office.
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his wife the deceased came to Canon
City few months ago from Chicago
for the benefit of his health, which
had been failing for a long time. Mr..
Panser was born in Wisconsin. but
was engaged in business in Chicago
for many years before coming to
Colorado. The remains we're taken
to Chicago on Sunday for burial.
Mrs. w. ]. Merwin and daughter,
Mrs. NJ. A. sherbino OF 1OOs Rudd
avenue received word Sunday of the
sudden death of their son and brother
Clarence B Merwin. from stroke of
apoplexy at his home in Bloomington,
Illinois.
Here For Months Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Helm and
children, Willis and Anna, of Victor.
went to Canon City~on Saturday to
spend the coming month visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Is Likely to Need His Trunk.
w. NJ. Weeks, who has been held
at Canon City in the jury box in the
Chandler murder case for over two
weeks, has written to his wife to send
down his trunk as he may need 1t.
He and c. E. White are the only
ones here that are being held.-Pen.
rose Press.
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er IN the krS1tS OF FyLnlaS OIL Ohid-
homa, Before he left Chickasha his
local lodge held meeting and pres
ented him with handsome charm.
engraved Remember No. 14S." Mr..
Caldwell has fine home and will be
a Lincoln Park booster.
R. w. s~ope Conducting Store at
Toponas.
Guring his recent trip to Routt
county ]. c. Hyssong visited Toponas
and while there met R. W. Swope, for
merly of this city, but more recently
of Hartseil Mr Swope has establish
ed mercantile business there and is
building up a nice trade among the
people of the surrounding country.
SATURDAY.
A Visitor Here On Friday.
F. C. Wright of Pueblo was busi-
ness visitor in Canon City on Friday.
He left for home this morning.
Here On His Way To California.
Park Allison came down from Dem
yer Friday evening for a short visit
with Canon City relatives and friends
while on his way to California.
MONDAY
Here From Missouri.
Mrs. NJ. C. Foulk of Carrolton, Mo-.
arrived here Saturday over the Santa
Fe to join her son, Harlan Foulk. who
came here six weeks ago. They are
stopping with Mrs. Claybaugh. 412
Greenwood and expect to remain for
an indefinite stay.
David Gibson Takes Auto Trip
David Gibson drove the big Gibson
Lozier over to Colorado Springs on
Sunday to meet Mr.. D. E. Gibson. who
had returned via the Colorado Midland
from Grand Junction and the West
ern Slope. The drive over was very
nice but on the return trip several
inches OF snow was encountered in the
region of Red Hill and they came
through a snow-storm much of the
way.
Geo. T. Haubrich Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Haubrich Of
Pueblo. were Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy U. Hardy. Mr.. Haub-
rich has been publisher of the Pueblo
Chieftain until Dec. 1st.
N. s. Jarvis Here.
N. s. Jarvis, a former resident of
Lincoln Park, is visiting in town. Mr..
Jarvis has lived in Colorado for fifty
years. He has travelled great deal
but thinks Colorado is the best state
to live in.
Returned Sunday Night
Miss Laura Abersold returned to
Canon City Sunday night from Roches
ter, New York, where she went last
June to spend the summer with her
parents Her father died shortly af-
ter her arrival at home and her stay
there was prolonged beyond the allot-
ted time on that account. Despite the
snowstorm that followed her arrival
here Miss Abersold expresses salts
faction at being in Colorado again.
Left Sunday Night For LeadviIie.
Judge wilkin left Sunday night for
Leadville. where he will preside at
the regular December term OF the
Lake County district court for Judge
Cavender. He will be absent from
Canon City for week or ten days.
Back From Grand junction.
c. A. Biggs and VIM. L. Mack re-
turned Saturday night from short
business trip to Grand Junction. They
went over to look after the interests
of the Independent Lumber company.
and to attend the annual meeting Of
that concern.
Remain. Taken to chicago ror surI.s
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WANTED
WANTED-At once. 100 good strong
workingmen to come to THE Week
an Fixit Repair Shop and each get
pair of Elk Skin Shoes. The kind
that Jack built" 2s7t3.
BUYING winesaps. Missouri Pippin.
Gano. Rome beauty. Colo. Orange,
Geniton; also cider apples. ToBIN
GRAIN & PRODUCE co. 29ot2
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced book
keeper and stenographer. wants
position after January FIRST. Address
A. B. care Record. 29op6s
wANTED-A steel safe. r. A. MICH
OILS. ZIG Main. 2s9p2t.
SITUATION wANTED-By two col.
ored women. Work by the day or
week. Good cooks and iaundress
52I River ct. ps-2ss
MEN--our illustrated catalogue ex-
plsns how VIC teach the barber
trade IN few weeks. mailed free. Write
MoLER COLLEGE. Denver. Colo.
.s7pst
peee~eeDeeeoee~e~~e~s~oeee
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Hand-painted china.
ideal for gifts. Prices reasonable.
Mrs. verna Heaton. s2s Main Street
2sopst
FOR sALE-Brown Leghorn hens. In
q1ire 1922 Kountz ave. 2s7p2t.
FOR SALE-Cockrels. Rose Comb.
Red and White Orpington- Extr
good ones. Phone W. H Bland. 81
Oak avenue. 2s7pe
FOR sALE-High grade Piano: used
one month; muat be seld at once.
si4o. II. swart. East Canon store.
200
FOR schaener Piano. Stool
ana Music Cabinet. Cost over
$4,000. Immediate sale for si2s.os
cash. s. w. Collins. s,rathmore
Hotel. 2s7p6
FOR sALE-steei Range. s-hole. with
water back. cost 5000. used only
eight months. Immediate sale for
$500 cash. 8. W. Collins. strath-
more Hotel. as7pst
FOR SALE Family horse and buggy.
farm wagon. work harness. farm
tools. spray OUTFIT s-hole Newport
range. Phone w. 4si. I7is N. 9th
FOR SALE Jersey Cow. GA N. 18th
street. Canon 1s9. 2sstf
FOR sALE-surreys and bugsies. In
quire SEQ Harrison. 2stp12t
FOR SALE-Plymouth Rock pullets.
Frank C. Wright Phone West $40.
2sspst
FOR sALE--A good work horse.
Sound. weight 1900 lbs. Phone.
Blue 1901. E. W. williams, Dozier
ave. pet2s5
FOR eALE-Old nswspapsru. used iOr
vegetable packing. putting undAi
carpets or any other use; i0c pack
Are.-Dany Record l76ptii
CONTAMINATION
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MONEY 70 LOAN

The fremont Bunding and Loan
Association has money % loaa -
easy terms. the best plan In All ths
~orid for paytng on . mortgage On
the home 90 0uy q. HARDY. trsas-
irsr ~ chas \ waldo sacsetavy
e>11e>e>ee4<eH>4~>e4o11oo
RECORD wnntAan asF RESULTS.
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SATURDAY.

A Visitor Here On Friday.
F. C. Wright of Pueblo was busi-
ness visitor in Canon City on Friday.
He left for home this morning.
Here On His Way To California.
Park Allison came down from Dem
yer Friday evening for a short visit
with Canon City relatives and friends
while on his way to California.
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WANTED

WANTED AT once. 100 good strong
worklngmen to come to THE Week
an Fixit Repair Shop and each get
pair of Elk Skin Shoes. The kind
that Jack built 2s7ts.
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s,s,S Wens - ~ e.ss = hslns
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KEEP your ewD Eess and ocunssi 3
rsniins stssi safsty boz = =.
Fremont County Natioaei Renh. !
% - ~ ysaE. a.
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Mrs. Tom York was operated upon
this morning at local hospital and
was reported this afternoon to be
getting along very nicely.
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BUYING winesaps. Missouri Pippin.
Gano. Rome beauty. Colo. Orange,
Geniton; also cider apples. ToBIN
GRAIN & PRODUCE co. 2oot2
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Curing his recent trip to Routt
county ]. C. Hyssong visited Toponas
and while there met R. W. swope, for
merly of this city, but more recently
of Hartseil Mt swope has establish
ed mercantile business there and is
building up nice trade among the
people of the surrounding country.
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wANTED-A steel safe. r. A. NIGH
OILS. ZIG Main. 2ssp2t.
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THURSDAY
F. c. Wright Goes TO Iowa.

F. c. Wright Goes To Iowa.
Frank c. Wright has gone to Keota,
Iowa. to spend two weeks visiting his
parents. Mr.. wright's father and
mother are about 81 years of age.
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YOUNG WOMAN. experienced book
keeper and stenographer. wants
position after January first. Address
A. B. care Record. 2sopss
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John Peters of Lamar is spending
a few days in Canon City looking af-
ter some business matters requiring
his attention. Mr. Peters has impor-
tant ranching and other property
interests in Prowers county.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-10-16
"The Girl and the Tramp"

THE Girl and the Tramp" a bright
comedy, which Is proving to be very
successful, will be presented at the
Roya one night only, Tuesday, Octo.
Der % The play tells the story Of a
man who Is driven from home through
the articles Of his enemy, who fees to
tie West where he prospers. In the
meantime the plotting man continues
IN his efforts to drive the family into
ruin. He wishes to marry the vile
who Is left alone.
Flo Randall, a girl from the bowery
aided by Happy Jack, the tramp, aids
the abandoned woman In her fights
against the plotter and In the end all
ends happily.