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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
HANDED DOWN
by NORTH CAROLINA COURT

Especial to The Tin Dispatch
l,alci"h. y. G., April t.-Opinions
were, We're haaded down by the supreme
Court this evening in cases as follows
Carter vs.. Scaboard Air Line Rail-
way. trom Warren, no error
Hawkins vs. Western Union Telc-
graph Company, from Craven. defend
ants motion to reinstatc denied.
state vs.. Dcvane, from Sampson, af-
hrmcd.
state vs. Moore. from wakc. no error.
Aston W. Hill, from Franklin, re-
vcrScd.
Nnrcom vs.. Durham and Southern
railroad Company, from Wake. new
trial.
State vs.. Mckenzie, from Robson. no
error.
Sasscr vs.. llalcs Bryant Lumber Com
nany, from Cumberland. affirmed
Faircloth W. Kinlaw, from IIo,te. new
trial
Moore vs.. Cooper Monument Com
panN. from Fender, modified and af-
hrined costs against plaintiff.
REGISTER vs.. Underwater Power Com
panH, from New Hanover, affirmed.
To'rey vs. McFadden, from Hokc.
ncw trial
Riley W. Turner. from Orange. an
peal dismissed for failure to print
dickson vs.. Dunn, from Leno1r ar
:irmcd.
Williams VS.. Moore. from Dublin. the
court being evenly divided i'm opinion.
'"e judgment stands affirmed
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COTTON NIARKtTs

New York April l.--Cotton was unsettled
to-day with near months relatively easy
AFTER an carly advance, aud with the close
steady. but from 2gi points net lower
prospects Tor better weather South and
Washington adviccs suggesting that the cot
ION futures bill might bc made more drastic
IN me liouN seemed TO tc factors In the
afternoon decline The market opened firm
al advance OF SGl0 points on overnight buy
Ing orders and other support. inspired by
n" nrm showing OF the Liverpool cables
the large English spot sales and further
reports OF TO" much rain and delayed farm
Work southwest. but demand wss well sun
pied around tho initial figures and the
market soon turned easier.
I.eauing spot interests who had been prOiu-
incnt buyers OF May ana July Just before tho
close yesterday appeared 1" bc selling May
THIS morning. which probably added 10 CON
fusion of sentiment, ANA May MAS relatively
easy curing the entire day. closing only e
points above July after having sold som.
NH or - points over July yesterday morn
ng. kumorS that certain Carolina mill in
tcTest were long on 800" bales of May con
ton Tor use ia their mills, ala not seem TO
Great" much fresh interest ana closing
prices were practically the lowest OF tho
Brokers with prominent Wall street con
r"cUorS We're among Tic larger sellers of
MAY. Private cables attributed nrlnncSs in
llicrpool TO good demand for Near month.
and LIBERAL offerings and said that English
srinn"rs we're calling cotton. Considerable
cotton reached here from the South during
he last few days Of March and the C-rti-
Ned stock Il NOM = little more than y, 80
bales, Comparing With 5000 March l.
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New Orleans. La. April I.-pront-taI,iu-
worked against prices III cotton to-day. In
ne carly trading - moderate advance took
place, and on ~ longs were rather heavy
sellers. These offerings were not well re
c.ivcd 10y the ring. and the market fell OF
There we're several hard spots during tho
day, but tho market displaced no real
strength. and closed at practically the low
est OF tho session. tu5 points under ycster-
day close.
Good cables and poor weather were the
main sustaining influences. Heavy rains In
The Mssissipp Valley caused nervousness
among .nprts in the crops because of
their probable effect planting. The local
spot market was quiet and prices we're
marked down Lie.
Spot cotton steady. Lice. off: rniddlinE
1890 Sales on the spote rs bales ana 90 10
arrive. Cotton futures closed: MaS. l2G4.
July. le6.: August ELL; October, ll.jl. De-
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DECISION FNPECT:D SOON
IN INTERESTING; f-tST.
LSnccial to The Observation-Disclosures

Special to The Times -Dispatch.l
Hristol. Va, April Judge Joseph
l.. Eely is expected to render his
opinion next week in tho case Of tho
hristoi Distributing Company and
nthers against tho Southern Express
company This is "a bit Of litigation
INVOLVING points which must eventu-
ally carry il to the Federal Court, if
not finally to the Supreme Court OF
tn" United States. The Southern Ex-
press Company has declined to receive
whiskey shipments Ar delivery in Ger
tain counties of North Carolina be-
cause the laws of that State prohibit
their delivery. The question now to
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AFTER WORDS WITH MOTHER.
BOY SWALLOWS POISOS


'TTI'VIitI 10 7 IT. IIfnFS- DIS Snatch. !
Staunton, Va, April 1-Forbidden ia
go out on the street last night and
play with his companions, instead of
staying in and studying his lessons.
carr i'eteriish. about fifteen years old
SON OF James PeteriiSh. had some warn,
words with his mother. and then went
10 his room and took Il big swallow
OF iodine. II wag soon discovered and
physician summoned. who succeeded
IODINE, but the boys mouth and stom-
acii We're badly burned. II is not nx
pccted that serious results will foIIoI,,
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Opposition to cedar my,

,Staunton, Va. April 1.-Orchardists
.! aug uSta County made an effort 10
NIUE, lIIImce the Board of supervisors to
tuopi me cedar rust law recently en-
.iohIi, nut there was opposition. and
,he board adjourned consideration to
;Nprli =. For several years cedar rust
mas ncHn running the apples in many
orchafuS OF the county, and orchartlists
mus affected feel that the cedar trees
must be DESTROYED. ''es
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
except Sunday.
sEABoAHD AIN LINZ

Ihe Progressive Railway OF the South"
Southhound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
nond daily: 900 A. M.-Local to Norlina.
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville. 7:2i
M;.F.orida Limited. $3.50 P. M.-Locai.
!i:2a u. h.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta,
birmingham. Memphis. 100 A. M.-SIeepsrs
ana coaches. Jacksonvills. Northbound
trains scheduled to arrive in Richmond
daily: b:so A. NJ. $40 a. Al. $3.50 A. M, ID: aa
a. ~. lorida Limited; Local. sos i. NJ. s:ts
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New YORK
Sales.
Stocks.

Sales. Stocks
Allis- Chalmers ......
- zoo llis-Chalmcrs; pfd ,.....
1880 .Amalgamated Copper.
Am. Acl'. Chem. com.
Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
1850 Acricau Can. :.
400 Amer. Car and foundry.
American Cotton oil. -.
Am. Hide and Lea. pfd.
American LinSccd oil
200 American Locomotive.
Amer. Malt Co. pfd. -.
see American smelling. :.
American Snun. com. -.
900 American Sugar.
800 Amer. Tel. and Tel Co.
LOO Am. lob. com. y Rights
American Tobacco. pfd
700 Anaconda Copper.
500 NtChison
100 Atlantic Coast Line.
y. &. l.. of Connecticut. .
l.@00 Baltimore and Ohio.
Loco bethlehem Steel Co, com
bethlehem Steel Co, pfd.
500 Brit.-Amcr. rob. Co.
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
l.iuo Central Leather. com. -.
$500 Canadian Pacific.
l0u California Petroleum
u.
500 Chicago Great Western.
500 Chi, Great Western. pfd.
1000 Chi, Mil. and 81. Paul.
- Cruciblc Steel Cor. com
20 Crucible Steel, pfd
loo Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
Consolidated Gas.
300 Corn Products, com. -.
20" Den. ~ Rio Grande. com.
1000 Eric
zoo Erie. LIST pfd. go.
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd.
800 General Electric.
Geo. w liclmc Toh. co.
1000 Great Northern. pfd. ....
90 Great Northern ore Gifts.
500 Illinois Central. ......
700 lUtcrbOro- Met. -
500 nicrhoro- Met, rfd .....
1000 Internal. Harvester. com.
Int. Mcr. Marine. com. 49,.
e" International Paper.
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be determined Is whether tho law
governing Interstate shipments rem
d"rs the North Carolina acts void on
shipments originating outside of that
state. The matter was first BROUGHT
up in tho Federal Court. but Judge IL
{. Mcdowell expressed the view that
he had no Jurisdiction, stating that
the matter should first come up In tho
local court.
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cmIcAGo GKAIN MARKET.

Chicago. III. April l.-I'uexpec,cd st.b,l.
iiS "t prices ~ Liverpool, Ia tho face of
SrNci' declines "u this side 81 The ocean
drought about better support to-day for
nrui The uHrkct closed nfm. i.c 4, p n
70 net advance. Other leading staples TOO
aa showed galns-corn hHasc Oats, s,Ti,c
.nd provisions 2i.H7iac so
cash grain closed: Whcat-No red ma,
W. 80. hnid. "iSs"s3'sc.: No ? ncrfhern
- i.h 20 80 spring, sai.psT.c. Oats
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New York April Cotton goods markets
were steadicr to-day with trading OF fair
proportions reported. Worsted yarns were
III hcitcr inquiry. Underwear and hosiery
ware quiet.
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NANAL STOKES

Savannah. April l.--Turpentine-Ouiet: no
sales to-day. last sales March e at $50. c. [:
receipts 81 casks; shipments 3i3 casks: stock
i2.olS casks. 1sosin--Firm: sales sos BARRELS:
receipts 81 barrels: shipments 1855 barrels
stock .lot:O barrels. quote: A. b, $40;
G., ID. $3.50: T., $3.50: T. q. S3Si
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Baltimore. Md, April -whcat-ouic,:
spot No rod, poe: SPOT. No. red. western.
ssc: April. No. rcd. ?sc Corn-Stcady-
SPOT. contract. 6S:c.: April, 6Sizc: steamer,
iniNen' soc cats-pull: standard white, t5c.;
sales. No. white i3i:si4lc
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Statement Is Premature.

ESPECIAL 70 The Times DISPATCH
CharlottosvillN Va, April 1.-The
statement made yesterday that the
Rev. Robb White. Jr., who had recent
~ returned from the Philippines.
where lie spent five years in mission
work. would accept the rectorship OF
the Episcopal Church in Stanardsville.
was little premature. Mr.. White
has been called and has under con-
sideration mission work connected
with Christ Episcopal Church OF this
city. 1t is believed that he will ac-
ccpt and occupy the new rectory to
be built at once at ST. Lukos Church.
Simeon. near Monticello.
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French Torne,io Root S,,,,.

Toulon. France. April 1.-The French
torpedo boat No. 35S struck a rock
near Cape Tardier to-day and sank
The crew was rescued
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nICuMo>u nay MARKET
CATTLE MARKETS.


EICiMo%D LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'SA.es AZ Union Stock Tards)
Richmond. Va. April l. 1919
Report OF The live stock market for the
week ending March 90. 1919
Best steers. SgSi.C.: medium to good no
90. common TO i3lr. 6i,u,c.; best heifcrs
-sHSG.' medium 10 good. si2f7i>c.; common
10 lair, u. Hnc.; best cows, quite: medium
to Eood 81. a5'',c.; common To fair. q. :,4i.c:
D"sl oxen, G'=GtSsc-, medium to good .,!.1
@.c; common TO fair 4.u5c.: best heavy
nu!is' oHG.4c., light 5Tai2c.; calves SIec.
nIckS, fGo'ac. Cows and calves. s31d75 pe r
bead Hogs. si.as9,c: sows aud stoss 81
g.; best sheer. 6aGt:c. medium 10 good
t'.N"'=c' common 10 fair. 3i.ulc.: best
!4inps SaSi2c.; common To fair 6I7c
New York. april fscevcs-AIarkct steady
steers. Stc9t3 bulls s.. @JlI 50 COWS S3Ts "a
yvn.yes.M rket SLOW at ssfsil5o. sheep
Market steady at S+50u6.5: lanIbs S. s5u So,
hoss-Market lower at se.2ouoSo.
Chicago. April l.-Hoss-M Market strong
RuIk Of sales. 3N..5uSG5; pigs s7.54N 20 t;,f
tIe-MHrket steady Cows and heifcrs. s&.55a
Lambs. S1.3jas.20.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERS BURG PEANUT MARKET
Report-d by Rodgers P!unmer & Co Incl
petersburg. Va. April l.-Pcanuts.-S Span
ith Farmers Spanish firm at si.CD ber
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

hushcl Nirsinias Fancy Jumbo. IsI4s.c
per pound. fancy handpicked 4iaa tHc per
pound; extra prime. ti.nii3c. per pound
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Baggage. +Limited. tweek day. only.
Rlcnmond End Ches.pe.re On, sa,lr.,

Richmond and Chesapeake Day Railway,
Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective May
40. 1917: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets: b's;s6 a; NJ. '1;lo 4. M: 6s:ii A.
io:Io P. NJ. 1l:i5 P. NJ. Leave Ashland. Eng.
Land and Maple Streets: .5:66 A. M b7 20 A
a.. $500 4. M. 900 A. NJ. 10 90 A. H.. .'ii :os
A. H.. 'a:oo NJ. cleo r. M. 200 p. H.. 5:os
p M, 400 p. NJ. b5:so p. n, $500 p M 1:el
p. NJ. 500 p. M. bs:so p. M. II 100 p. n
sDaily except Sunday 'sSundas emily.
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Railroads
SOUTHERN RAILWAYS

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
h N =, Leave ltiehnond.Main st. Station.
a. information and not Guaranteed:
,o r9r tho sop.h-Daily: s:5s A. M.-Locai.
with Electric Lighted Sieepinr cars ror az.
. an.n ana birmingham: II 80 =. M.-Express.
week Days: 800 T. M.-LocaI
YORK RIVER LINE
$40 p. M.-Stenmer' train (parior car, az.
G G sunday; no local stops: and 4:lb p. Nj
Ctuy. iocalIConnectlng Ter Baltimore daily
except sunday. 1885 a. M.-except Sunday
Trains Arrive Richmond
= from mo south: Io5 A. NJ. and s:t5 A. NJ.
2 ~: T.. NJ. $40 p. NJ. daily: 100 Ex. sun
from west Point: Sa5 a. NJ. (pteamer
train). daily except Monday; $40 A NJ
daily; Cas- =. N. except Sunday. '
4 A, H. L. BISHOP. D. p A.
gu r.. Main st. Phone Madison ~
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OLD DOMINION LINE

Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash ct. daily 1900 p. r.
Leave NEWPORT Ne~s...... 100 A. II.
Arrive Norfolk. .....................s:ob A. NJ
Connects with main line steamers leaving
norfolk for Sew York daily. except Sunday.
200 p. NJ. Connections also made by ~ a
w. Ry. p. NJ. and (. & Q. Ry. at p NJ
Night line steamers stop at Clnremont on
signal and are met by public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO-James River
BY daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Newport
News ana all James River landings. Monday.
eeceived for all James River Points
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United states steel .ud Fs.... tas
United states registered =. 1885. .. AZ.
United states rcci4tercd *. liS thidb. l"a
nlted states Panama - ,hidp......... JOS,
y sinia- Brown Bros. Ctfs............. I4ig
Virginia Car Chem. LIST 5s............. ~,
Ne W.. ny. ana Power Co. IS tbid) .......... o.
Wabash deb. 4s.............. !,
NAbssh -Fitts. Term. Isl ts........... 10
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co COM
mission Merchants Richmond Va,
Richmond, Va. April l. 1915.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. or
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. April l. Isl,
Following are tn. quotations on tho Rich
nond Tobacco Exchange:
i.OOSE D.A RE-ElREI
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Sew York. AprIl l. Noney on aau steady
81 !'>U-i ruilnE rate. :; closing. l7sN-.: time
loans, steady, sixty days 2f.H.@. ninety
days, =. SiN months. &rS'. Prime MGR
camille papct. 3'7H4. Sterling exchange
steady a., HSt.5 FOR siNty days ana AZ !iSs.5
ior demand. Commercial bills. SiSi Bar
silver 49,. Ne&ittu dollars. go. Govern
lusnl bonds steady. railroad bonds Irregular.
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RICHMOND GKAIN MAKkrr

Richmond. Va April l. 1915
Wholesale QUOTATIONS OK CHANGE
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t'-'tAilons f3t ih'>r.st-payinr lru8s ar.
ineome bonds anu certificates of iadetied.
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NV yoKk rKoDrcr M>uKrr

EGGS Hens chickens Butter and Ncais-
q good demand. outlook FOR good steady
market al. week
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Z. f. Society Convention At Bismarck.
North Dakota Christian Endeavor-
ers are looking forward to the great
est convention in the history Of their
state organization at Bismarck May
8, and 10. The Endeavorers Of the
Capitol City are making elaborate
preparations for the entertainment of
their guests while the officers of the
state union are preparing the pro-
gram which will be replete with inter-
esting and helpful features. Governor
L. B. Hanna will be one Of the princi-
pal speakers and the program will in
clude many Endeavor leaders of nat
ional and international note, among
them Rev. H. H. Rottman of Ripon,
Wisconsin, Field Secretary for the
states; S. A. Martin Of
Winnipeg, Field Secretary for Mani
toba; Karl Lehman from United So
ciety headquarters; and probably one
of the United Society Secretaries or
the newly elected associate world
President.
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MINNEAPOLIS
ORCHESTRA LEADER
LOCATES HERE
BLAINE ALLEN, FOR YEARS
PROMINENT IN MINNEAPOLIS
MUSICAL CIRCLES, OPENS A
MUSIC HOUSE AND STUDIO
HERE.

Blaine Allen, prominent orchestra
leader from Minneapolis, arrived in
the city this week and is preparing to
open the Metropolitan Music Co. in
the Waverly Hotel block April Is. Mr..
Allen will also open a studio in this
city at an early date and teach the
violin.
Mr.. Allen will carry nice line of
pianos and other musical instruments,
sheet music, etc.
Mr.. Allen for years was violinist
with the Minneapolis Symphony Or
chestra and for five years was leader
of the Miles Theatre Orchestra of that
city. For two seasons he was with the
Orpheum of Minneapolis and in all of
these capacities he did the most cred
table work. Minot is fortunate in Sc
curing as one Of her citizens, man Of
Mr.. Aliens musical ability.
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MISS anna HAUCf
ANSWERS THE CALL
SUPERINTENDENT DAUGHTER
OF MR.. AND MRS. CARL T..
HAUGE IS TAKEN SUDDENLY.

Anna, the sixteen-y ear-old daughter
OF, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl T. Hauge, from
six miles southwest of Minot, passed
away Tuesday night after an illness of
but two days. She had been i'll of scar
let fever last winter, but was recover
ing. Her constitution was left, how
ever, in weakened condition. Miss
Hauge had been attending the Nor
wegian school until a short time be-
fore her death. The funeral will be
held Friday morning from the home at
II o'clock, and from the Bethania
church of this city at l o'colck. The
remains will be inferred in this city
beside those of five brothers and sis
ters who have preceded her. The
blow is exceedingly hard to the par
ents, who have seen so many of their
children pass to the Beyond.
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Mr.. Lindgren has been urged by many
friends in his locality to become a
candidate for the lower house and he
has already tossed his sky piece into
the ring.
Mr.. Lindgren has made his own way
in Ward county and he has succeeded
we'll. He started farming in a small
way seven years ago and stuck to
stock. He's not bloated bond holder
by any means, but he has managed to
accumulate the requisites for a good
home. He is a graduate of Mime
sofa Normal school and taught schools
for several years in that state. Mr..
Lindgren expects to make quite an ex-
tensive campaign and has received
considerable encouragement.
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Glenburn's Cattle King.

Dick Barrett, the Glenburn Cattle
King, was in Minot Friday. Give got
to hurry home to milk and do my
chores" Mr.. Barret explained as he
ran towards the viaduct to catch Col
onel Wynn's Beautiful Sunshine Linn
tied. Mr.. Barrett has 12O head Of cat
tie on his farm that have wintered
nicely. He expects to do some farm
ing. . III. ......
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Rudd's Plan to Clean Streets.

ASAuu A0N " SsN01g OClCCtSs
c. H. Rudd, the newly elected presi-
dent of Minot, has plan under way
to clean Minot's paved streets. He
hopes he can secure slusher for
reasonable price and in this case, the
work of washing the streets could
start at midnight. A horse with a
large broom could be used to advan-
tage and by seven o'clock in the morn
ing the streets would present clean,
sanitary appearance: This would
save great deal of dust blowing into
the stores. The men working on the
streets would be doing police duty and
could turn in an alarm quickly in case
of fire. This would give eur night
police force an opportunity ITO work
in the district where their services are
most needed. IA
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-04-09

North Dakota is supposed to be pre-
dominated by Scandinavians, yet cen
sus reports show that our population
is made up of but 80 per cent Of this
race, while the number of German
speaking residents amounts to about
38 per cent.
J. w. May, who owns a big ranch
on the Knife river south Of Stanley,
was visiting old Minot friends last
week. Mr.. May used to ride the
streets of Minot as COW boy in the
early days.
Ambrose Olson, formerly of Ken
mare, now residing in Tennessee, has
been appointed member Of the board
to appraise the valuation of railroad
lands under the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
M. O. Tousley from Ryder visited
old friends here Tuesday.
Senator Gronna is to return to the
state April % to begin his campaign
for reelection.
Subscribe for the Independent.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received for the sale of
one Russell road grader, sixteen
horse hitch, and engine hitch, UP to
Saturday, May 2, 1914, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon. Each bid must be &C.
companied by certified check for
half the amount of bid. Grader does
good work and is in good condition.
BY order of Board of Rolling Green
township, VIM. D. Meyer, Clerk, Bur-
lington, N. D. 4-2-4-23
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Douglas Farmer for Representative.
Swan Lindgren, prominent young
farmer from the Douglas country, Wis
tied Minot Saturday and the Indepen-
dent acknowledges a pleasant visit.
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No More Scarlet Fever.

DR.. J. R. Pence, health officer, auth
orizes the Independent to state that the
quarantine has been lifted from every
Minot home visited by scarlet fever,
and not new case has been reported
in four weeks. " -
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Business Prospects Good.

AAoANCoo AOOPCCA0 uOOUs
Wholesale houses report that bust
ness is picking up and indications are
that business in general will be much
better than last year. One of the
houses noted very nice increase in
March over that of year ago.
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Special bargains in tanning mills,
smut mills, seeders and harrows. A.
|. Engebretson. at old Dale Implement
house, Minot, N. D. tt