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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-12-16
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
In the Matter Of the Estate Of sygni
Tangedal, Deceased:
E 1il Young: Petitioner,
Ludwig G. Tangedal, Casper G.
Tangedal, EHna Young, Dorothea
Wrangham, Mikail C. Tangedal and
Rasmus M. Tangedal, and all other
persons unknown claiming any es-
tat tate or interest in or lien or inc1m.-
D., ne upon the property Described
Of said deceased, Respondents.
The State of North Dakota and the said
County Court, to the above named Re-
spondents, Greeting:
You, and each of you, are hereby cited
and required to be and appear before the
County Court Of the County Of Ward in
said State, at the Office Of the County
House in the City of Minot in said Goun-
1915, at 8 O'clock A. M. Of that day,
then and there to show cause, il any
there be, why the right Of succession to
the Following described real estate OF
said deceased to-wit: East one-half Of
the Southwest quarter and the Southeast
quarter Of the Northwest quarter and
the Southwest quarter of the Northeast
quarter Of Sec. 18 in Township 162
North Of Range "a West, an undivided
half hall q the Southwest quarter Of Sec u
Quarter Of Sec. 10, Township 1856 North
Of Range SO West, and Lot three, Sec.
a. Township 152 North 81 Range Ss.
should not be determined and the title
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. Action has been started at Devils
Lake by United States immigration
Agent w. J. Huxley, looking to the
deportation of Arthur Poole of Wey-
burne, Saskatchewan, and Ellen Kay,
of Souris, Man. The couple were ar
rested on a state warrant charg-
ing unlawful rehabilitation, pending
orders from the federal immigration
department. 1t is also possible that
the couple will be prosecuted under
the Mann white slave act.
LOST MONEY HE BORROWED
FOR DIVORCED WIFE.
A we'll known man complained to
the police that he had been robbed of
$40 in Towards barber shop Satur-
day night. He claims that he went
into the shop and got shaved and go
ing out made a purchase, when he
missed his roll He claims that in
stead of his money, he found a roll Of
wet shaving paper in his pocket. He
caused the arrest Of the barber, but
for the want of evidence he was turn
ed loose. The man recently got d.
vorce from his wife and he had bor-
rowed the money to pay alimony and
attorneys fees.
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MINOT and VICINITY

+ DR.. George Moffatt Of Donnybrook
was in town on professional business
Saturday.
VIM. Reed, Devils Lake farmer,
convicted of having had relations with
his daughter, was sentenced by Judge
Buttz to serve ten years in the peni-
tertiary. ~
G.. H. Skadeland of Norwich has
moved with his family to this city that
his children may attend our excellent
schools. He will return to the farm
next summer.
With thirteen precincts to hear
from the proposition to bond Burke
county for a new court house was
lost by 38. Those precincts will prob
ably make the majority greater.
Mrs. Eugene Teutsch has been en-
gagged as attendant, to have immediate
charge of the electric baths in the
Offices of DR.. H. H. Hovda at the cor
ner of Central Avenue and First St.
Howard Huston will give Dickens
Christmas Carol at the Presbyterian
church in this city Sunday afternoon
at A o'clock. Mr.. Huston is very
able speaker and a large crowd will
undoubtedly hear him.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Gieselman Of
Donnybrook passed thru the city Wed
nesday enroute to Heron Lake, Mimi.
where they will spend month visit
ing among their relatives and old &C
quaintances.
A fine electric sign now embellishes
the front of Bert Plowman's "Two
Dollar Hat Store" on First street
Bert is right there when it comes to
enterprise, and is leaving out no de.
tail that will contribute to the hand.
some appointments Of his store.
Herb Yuly, writing from lie Juana
Mexico, where he and Mrs. Yuly are
sojourning, says that the weather
there is fine and that his friends in
North Dakota who are obliged to en-
dure zero weather have their sym.
pathy. Mr.. and Mrs. Yuly left here
four weeks ago and have been trav.
cling leisurely along the Pacific
coast, spending week at the Panama
exposition.
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0UMMoNg.

0UANoN8.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County
of Ward. In District Court, Eighth
Judicial District.
Catherine Mary Parsons, Plaintiff,
vs.. .lg
James William Parsons. Defendant
SUMMONS.
The State Of North Dakota to the Above
Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and requir-
ed to answer the complaint of the plain
t I'll #, in this action which complaint is
trict Court for Ward County. North
Dakota, and to serve 9! copy, Of your
in the City of Minot. Ward County
North Dakota, within thirty days after
the. service of this summons upon you
exclusive of the day Of service, and in
case of your failure to appear or ans
wer, Judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated this 9Th day Of September, 1915.
GEO. A. MCGEE,
Attorney for the plaintiff
Office and Postofflce Address,
12-16-t6 Minot, North Dakota.
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John J. Bates, assistant general i'm
migration agent of the 500, is spend
ing the day in Minot. Mr.. Bates at
tended the big commercial club meet
ing at Fargo this week, addressing
that body.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of C. A. Pooler and Miss
Margaret Greene, which will take
place at seven o'clock on the evening
Of Jan. 1 at the home of the mother Of
the bride-to-be, Mrs. Josephine
Greene.
Hans j. Hanson, from southwest of
the city, was in Minot on business the
first of the week. Mr. Hanson's wheat
averaged "a bushels. He and his sons
invested in. a. small threshing outfit
which was good business venture
for their thresh bill would have am
ounted to over $500.
George Rue, manager of the dry
goods department at C. A. Bugge &
Co.'s store, is a window trimmer of
more than ordinary ability. George al
ways has his department in splendid
shape and his efforts in that line this
ScdSOIl are VIC IlIASSI oVCI.
DR.. Semple is now driving a new
Buick 6-cylinder winter car. It's q
beauty. Perhaps we may soon have
the pleasure of publishing poem by
the doctor detailing his experiences
in the management of an auto.
Simon Westby Of Williston was in
the city last week. He was accompan-
led by Mrs. Westby, who underwent q
serious operation at St. Joseph's hos.
pital. Her mother, Mrs. Kloster, also
Of Williston, a lady of 81 years Of age
was operated upon the following day
and both are now convalescing nicely
A bright little baby boy arrived in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. MacKallor
of Joplin, Mo-, Saturday morning and
as a Consequence E. A. Long, thu
child's granddaddy, is the happiest
man in town. With due foresight anC
interest in the child's future, E. A
Immediately opened a bank account
for the youngster. Mrs. Long is nov
with her daughter, having arrived 8
few days prior to the pleasing event
Mr.. Long expects to join the family
circle during the holidays.
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Point the
There Not More Complete
XMAS CANDY.

Candy is one gift that seems to be
as popular as ever and more so than
ever this year, because of the high
grade and variety shown. Our selec-
ton is most complete and of highest
quality only. Candy that you can
depend on to please her.
Liggett's. Regular style
SOC, $1.OO, $500
500, $500 and 1895
Elect Packages, very fine
SOC, $1.O0, $500 up to $2.45
Dainty Package, 2 pounds-----$2.0O
Fruits and Nuts ------5Oc and $1.OO
Butter and Milk Chocolates
SOC and $1.OO
Guth's. AS fine as any candy made.
Whole Brazil Nuts, chocolate COW
Fruits and Nuts in Cream------$2.0O
Fenway's. Put up in nifty pack
ages Acc, soc, 75c, $2.75 and $3.45
Lowney's, a fine Xmas assortment,
IL pound, pound and pound
packages Acc, soc, 75c, $1.O0, $1.5O
Huyler's. The cream of them all. The
finest candy sold in town. Fresh as
can be:
Black and White ----------$1.OO
Sicilians ------5Oc, $1.O0 and $500
Assorted Chocolates, 20 oz.$1.25
Assorted Chocolates and Bon Bons,
20
My Favorites '------------$1.25
Assorted, full pound ---------$1.OO
We believe we have as nice an as
sortment of candy at all prices as you
will see anywhere, and every package
is fresh for Xmas.
Johnston's, Triads, Bittersweets,
Extraordinary, Brazil Nuts, Matted
Milk, Etc.--------4Oc, SOC, SOC, $1.OO
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PIPES.

A gift any pipe smoker will like.
Genuine Amber stem pipes in cases
$1.98 to $3.50
Ambrol Pipes, stronger than amber
$1.98
Bakelite Pipes in ase---$l.9S to $2.5O
Genuine Meerschaums, amber stems
in cases ----$40O to $3.50
Z
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FLASHLIGHTS. ,

A fine Xmas gift for a boy or for
anyone. They are handy everywhere.
French Ivory Flashlight, pocket size
,.,rr,, -,,-.. @sSs 4! 20 10 1925
Nickel Pocket Flashlights complete
.ssrn. 5000 Use to $1.1O
Round Nickel Flashlights
.i.Ie..,,. .... .- $1.25, $1.5O to $500
Lantern Flashlights $3.50 and $500
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FOR SALE-Two Poland China bears,
weight about 500 lbs each. Also a
few spring boars. Pedigrees fur
nished with the spring pigs. Also
1000 lbs. rye grass seed. H. r.
Gieselman, Donnybrook. 12-16-t2
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WATCHES.

Something every boy or girl wants.
Nothing nicer for Xmas. We have a
large variety in all sizes.
Nickel Watches, stem wind and stem
set. Three sizes
$1.00, slips up to 1915
Gilt case, 3 sizes------$1.25 to $1.75
ingersoll Watch, q nifty one at--$2.00
Wrist Watches 20 !.!-1--.----=----$z.z5
=" We have a few Dueber Hampdens
at $4,000 to $500 that we will sell
at cost to clean out. Also chains OF
every kind at discount. .-
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sachet, perfume and talcum- $7.9o
Gardenglow perfume, in fine blue
boxes---------50c, $1.O0 to $2.5o
A large variety of perfumes and
packages to choose from.
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Desk Clock. We have French Ivory
cases in which any $1.00 watch can
be put, thus making a desk watch.
Price --------------------35c
Price with dollar watch ---4l.25
Alarm Clocks-Bingo, Benno's Alarm,
Good Morning and Ekko Alarm
SLIPS, $1.95, $500 and $3.50
Clocks make appropriate Gifts.
The Famous Wonder Clock. A fine
bedroom or kitchen clock. Unique.
Guaranteed q. CO. 80 - 1850
HOUSTON FOUNTAIN PENS.
No better gift can be imagined than
a fountain pen. We have the famous
Houston pen. The proper balance is
maintained by not having to putt cap
on reverse end while writing. The
weight is always toward the pen point.
Pens for men and women
~ $3.50, $500, $3.50, $500 and up
Solid Gold Pens, prices up to---$12.0O
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thereto vested in the heirs and assigns
ot deceacnt, as prayed for in said peti-
tiGn, absolutely and free and clear of Gil
Let this citaltoI. be personally served
On Casper 9. TangedaI and BY pubiIca-
d ti9n g on "a. I'll other respondents and ali
oLners interested In the above named
" independent, legal newspaper, once
week for three successive weeks.
Dated at Minot this 18th day Of De-
,c WILLIAM MURRAY
li-!s-tS Judge OI County Court,
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b. . "
made. Can make thousand diff
ferent things with it. Price SOC
Sand Crane. A remarkable toy. Not
really toy either for it is instruc-
tive. Any boy would like one $500
Works the mechanism with sand.
Motors, we'll built
Automatic, Quick, Shot Gun. A safe
air rifle. Shoots cory but cork does
not leave gun $50 -9!A ! o--. o. Csc
$2e ~ 3I.Se ,7s..set ~ s,ss sj.s.
PERFUMES.
In Xmas packages. A very good
present.
Week End packages. Colgate's, Pal
Gs>mers' or Williams -----------35c
Perfumes in bottles and neat box ~
40c, SOC, $1.0O UP to $3.50
Garden Glow. Finest odor made.
~ Combination package, containing
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HOUSTON FOUNTAIN PENS.
CALENDARS FOR 1916.

Fine Art Calendars, panel effect.
Very pretty; easy to mail and mex
pensive. 10c, 15c, Csc, 35c and SOC.
Can be boxed so that they can be
mailed. =
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HAND BAGS
A gift any woman will like
Fine variety of newest styles. Genuine Seal or
Morocco. Prices @l.46, $500 up to >6.oO.
Ohildren's Hand Bags. Durable and neat, 70>.
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POCKET BOOKS.

Coin Purses -35c up
Coin and Bill Folds, leather cps 81
'%R @}2s& n Soc to $500
Bill Folds, regular style
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KNIVES

KNIVES
Beautiful assortment
Pearls, blades and blades 500, 6Oc and $l.OO
Pearls handled better quality .$1.25 to $500
Pearl with inlaid handles to 1895
Gun Metal handles 5Oc and 6Oc
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WANT ADS.
For Rent, For Sale. Lost,
Found, Taken up

FOR SALE Good piano, first offer
before Christmas above $50 will take
it. Inquire Of l.. A. Mills. Phone
1928, or call II 7th St. N. w., Minot,
N. D. 12-16-tf
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FOR SALE Registered Poland
China boar, one year old. Extra
fine. Enlarged type. H. u, John
son, Burlington, N. D. 12-16-t3
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CLOCKS.

CLOCKS. ,.-.,s w.:
French Ivory, several varieties. . r.
SIPS to $500
Both alarms and ordinary.
Desk Clocks, Nickel, with date of
month and year on face, and the
clock itself is a paperweight--$3 1925.
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DOLLS AND NOVELTY DOLLS.
Kestner Doll Finest thing in town.
Sleeps and is life-like. Price $500
Charley Chaplin Doll -75c
Charley Chaplin, that walks--$1.O0
Crawling Monkels, Bears, Etc
$3.50 to $500
Unbreakable Character Dolls
a3"f Csc to $1.5O
Ma Ma DWolls, best grade only. None
better for the money. Prices
RI s;.s 75c, $1.25 to $1.50
Our assortment Of novelty dolls is
most complete. We ask you to see
them.
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FOR J. b. BOYS,

...:as FOR BOYS. sI.a&' @e12
Structo Builders; substantial, sensible.
Can build almost anything. In
structive also--$1.25, $1.5$, $5.75
Tinker Toy. The most wonderful toy
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PICTURE FRAMES.

Gold washed, substantial and neat;
will not tarnish. 45c and Csc. s. EeA
Silver plated. Csc, $1.25 and $3.50.
French Ivory frames, all sizes. 45c
69c, 75c.
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BON BON DISH.
Gold Washed and Silver Plated, Csc,
or free with a dollar package of Lig-
gett's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-10
BLOW TO SERBIA,
GERMANY'SPLAN
TO SETTLE WAR
elimination of Warsaw
Drive Turns Attention
to DardanelleS.

London, Aug. 9.-Russia having re-
jected what in England is regarded as
ID bone fde proposal from the German
Emperor for peace. the great struggle
in the East must continue, with an
added interest in the Dardanelles oper-
ations.
The Galipol field will be closely
watched because of its possible bear
inS on the Balkan situation, which Is
again simmering because of renewed
Entente pressure on Bulgaria and
Greece. Never before has the impor-
tance of the operations at the Darda-
neles been more keenly realized in
Great Britain and France than now,
especially as there are many indica-
tions that Germany plans to deliver
her next hard blow against Serbia,
forge a connecting link with Turkey
and thus checkmate the spring plans OF
the Allies.
1t is increasingly manifest that Ger
riany looks to the East for a settle
ment of the war By overrunning
Serbia she would occupy a favorable
strategic position to invoke Bulgaria's
aid in reaching Constantinople along
the main line. The expectation OF such
a move doubtless has brought about the
renewed negotiations between the En-
tente allies and Bulgaria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-10
WOMEN CATCH THIEF
IN CHANLER HOUSE
Another Gets Away from Them
with Watch and
Chain.

Burglars who entered the William
Astor Chanler house at Great Neck,
Long Island, yesterday morning early
were surprised by Mrs. Stanley A.
Cohen. whose husband has rented the
dwelling. One of the thieves escaped.
The other was caught by Mrs. Cohen
and her sister, Mrs. C. H. McLoughlin'
and turned over to the police.
The men were rifling dressing table
wien Mrs. Cohen entered the room
She screamed and one of them ran
down stairs. The other tried to hide
behind a curtain, but was dragged
forth by Mrs. Cohen and her sister.
The one who escaped took with MN
gold watch and chain.
Meanwhile the other was struggling
with the two women. In spite OF the
violence of his efforts to escape, they
clung to him until servants appeared
and overpowered him. Mr.. Cohen tnen
returned from his fruitless pursuit OF
the other burglar and held up the man
at the point of revolver uh'ii ''e
police appeared. -, .,uo
BEFORE venturing upstairs the TWO
burglars had removed their shoes, when
were later found in the dining, room;
and had regaled themselves with 1000
and drink found in the icebox, together
with several of Mr.. Cohen's cigars,
When taken to the Mineola jan tne
captured thief said he was FREQ Brown
and lived in Manhattan. The ponce pc
lieve that he and his pal reacnec the
Cohen home in a motor boat from man
hasset Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-10
Plot Uncovered, Osborne
Is Eager to Meet Foes

Thomas Mott Osborne is expected to
return to Sing Sing this morning from
his home in Auburn prepared to carry
the fight to those who have been seek
ing his removal from the position OF
warden. He has, according to Joseph
A. Green, of his personal counsel, evl-
dence, oral and documentary, showing
a conspiracy to discredit, II not TO DIS
grace. him by making it appear that ne
was guilty of felonies.
lust what has been done with this
evidence, Mr.. Green said yesterday, had
not been determined. -,
"It may be that the Governor Will
want it, or Mr.. Riley may ask for II,
he said. at may be put before the
grand jury. Nothing Will be deter
mined before the case against Patrick
II. Mcdonald, arrested for assauiting
Mr.. Osborne, is disposed of Thursday.
"Are those in the conspiracy con-
noctpd with the Prisons Department ~
"Some. yes; at least that is my un-
Outstanding of it. There are so many
ramifications OF the thing we don't
know where il will lead"
evil it lead to Riley or to any one
close to the Governor
ooh mo- II was simply planned to
make Riley the goat, that is all. 1t
was all framed for his benefit That IS
all can say now
The conspiracy as outlined was
meant 10 include the trapping Of con-
victs in a lively carousal with women
in the saloon of Philip Braun by
scents of the Prisons Department
Kraun's saloon is about $50 yards from
the gates of the prison. and 1t was IN
his "Iadies' parlor" that it was in
tended 10 stage the affair.
Braun. according TO the story told by
Nr Osborne's friends. went into the
scheme deep enough TO get the details.
and then went to the warden with ms
story. Yesterday he was highly indig-
nant when asked about the affair.
81 won't say a word about IT. he
declared. ~ am tired of the whole
hing. want to rest. | want peace
Braun's annoyance. II is understood,
is due to the pressure he has been
under TO force him TO forget that he
knew ANYTHING about the case. II Is
said that those who thought they could
trust him to help in the scheme Of
brinping about the meeting of the
women and convicts have sough. 70
Continued ON page y column .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-10
SHOTS ON T. HURT
ONE, SCARE MANY
Gunman Escapes After Unload
ing Pistol at Frightened
Passengers.

A man displayed an automatic re-
volver on the elevated station at First
Avenue and Eighth Street early last
evening, when people were returning
from work, and started to blaze away,
firing nine shots in succession.
Women on the station screamed and
all ran for cover. Several men became
40 frightened that they climbed over
the railing and slid down the pillars
to the street. Meanwhile the man
calmly reloaded his automatic and fired
nine more shots into the ground.
Two of them took effect on Salvatore
Guarrello, of 1856 Avenue A, operating
pushcart directly below the station,
penetrating his lung and ear. He was
removed TO Bellevue Hospital in criti-
cal condition. The gunman escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-10
MAD WOMAN'S BITE
MAY KILL NURSE
Infection on Hand, Two Months
Ago, Results in Blood Poison
iup-DOctOrs Baffled.

Elizabeth, n. j., Aug. 9.-The bite OF
an insane woman patient of st. Eliza
beth's Hospital may cause the death
of Miss Ruth Carter, nurse. Inc
wound, which was on Miss Carter's
hand. became infected and blood poison
resulted. 49,.
While attending the woman, two
months ago, the nurse received her hurt.
Every effort has been made to ar
rest the Inflammation, but little has
been accomplished. The nurses entire
system has become affected, and 1t is
not believed that she can i've. lmme-
diately following her attack on the
nurse, the woman was removed 10 'he
State Hsxpital for the Insane. e' MOT
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