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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

lp1ener TfelgelQllen mDr0ef1. ssUta11
naGm OH, baB ser Mafu1 ser berbei=
ratbeteu 6ron lid) III ser staot Be-,
fill0e, Inn l1midal1 nod ser Irell-
lole11 au balter, ood BOT er lid nidt
III ser 9oli5eiltation als @lager ei,1-
tgefulloen. 5rieOensridter Sobn 8ll-
fe bon @uoo Niper belod)ridtigte
lpater Oie Boli5ei, SOB ser Mann
feltgebalte,l merOen lole. 10 oaB er
nod oort6ln abgebolt lperoe11 fonne.
9lm fon1l,enoen salnstag l11uo
fSonltog finoet al1f Sem grpoiitio1s-
parf cine @ettfobrt 5miide1 glllto=
mobilbelibern ser 1rei Staote ltatt,
Die ser Neubeit lpegelt intereilunt
+>peroen lolte. 3ies miro Elm 9(nlas
te1rz0ettiabren meroell, an Sem lid
ollie Mntomobilfabrer Ser @egeno BE-
tbeillgen fDnl1el1. Gerlhieoenc Grei=
lie fomn1en llnter Sic 5ieger sur Ser
itching. Cine M15abl M%uton1obil-
|beliber ba6en it'd id}oll fir sic &en=
1en al1gemeloet.
Sic nel1c Sroinon5 iiir Sic Sitnep-
bls=Iabrer fam in ser am M1o1taa
abgebaltenen Sibnl1g Oes 5taotratbs
3llr gerbanoll1ng. Gle erlte 2elurg
Der Sroi1a15 beoingt cine 9iirsibaft
bon $4,000 l1r0 cine SSobres= 2i5el1S
bon $50 bis $50 genaB Ser WroBe
Der @efabrte. Sic perldieoenen @or-
|16riften fir Sen getrieb eiil1es Sssitr1ep-
bu}ies iu1o i1t oieier Sroinal15 porgc-
ld)riebe1; cbeninls Sic berjbie0enel1
acknowledgement 5traBe11. Ser Sit
'1egbus= Iabrer mllb cine 5taatsli-
sens habel1 lllo 5l1n1 meniglten, is
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5taotar5t 6. s. SOFTER reidte in
Der lebte1 Staotratbs- Situlg cine
Red)rung BON 1915 eill fir 8eban0-
lung bon 8%latternfrallfe, llanlid
$25 fir ie0en Ser 80 6aae. Die
9ted)l1ltllg lpltr0c bent StaOtanmalt
sur 8%egntad)tllng iiberqebelt. 80 Die
MISUNDERSTANDING ser Mod Sss-
lono @oo0uorfs fir $1,000 megelt
Der bein leetc1 itorfen Nege1fon er=
llttel1elt 9erlnlte in Ser sSubrif lpl,r=
De Benz Staotonpalt lll1o ser 9eb0r=
De fitr Dffentlidle 9erbel]erungell
iibergc6gl.
o.. s: .. @anto bon bier lit Dor
Ben 9lrnoesfomn1iliar $, 9. Morgal,
in Eeoriu gelooc1 moroen lpeaell
ltebertretru1g bes Sarrilpl1 9rogell-
geleses. @cnonnter iolI bctallben0e
1rogel1 oil Scenario geaebeln bubell,
,loer lie %ei1lell1 i1mgel1 Msanll bon 90
|Sabreu iiGermittelt babe, ser oil sen,
GennB Oerielben eeltorben lit. 9as
Werbpr fil1Oct lellte III 4eoria jtott.
MnBer gcl1arlltem 3oftor lino npd
mebrerc Ioftorell l1ad) Georia gela-
IDell lDpr0el1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Wiarfener amttonsen.

ginen fe9r nteriyiro:gca 5ail SIN
9eaiegesci er5al,lt FER 9perntoi!ltcz
rift sei.:rig M~!asld.us1.
Der jul1ge Maridner bate ehcn
ems Ietner erlten Spernlpeste, v5einz
rid IN, u11b b'MpbigaG', nollcHost
uno Bel Ser Dresbslst Jntsnoan;
eingereidt. Da tralmte er pl0st1dl
III Der Rabt oes 10. Suit 1926, e.
fiBe im 9resoener 5oftbeater uno
!poDne Ser criteu Wuffubrung ieines
Mertes Bel, 81 ftebsrbafter @pan=
lllllg pern:ag er taum ben ge9inu
Der Subertire 81 erparten. Sic ipiro
lebbdft betlat19t, nun gsbt Der Yor=
bong in Die 9Dbe, uno Der iu1ae
ao,nponilt bort ieine Msulit Don err
ften" 9aitsern unO 5dngsrimell pnr=
Setraselt. Der Yeifal pdd)It DON
-s5ene gu 55ene, pl0blih faut Der
5tiisAtler aus Dem Bett; ct e%rtrao1i.
3eAn Gage 1pater erbielt er bol1 es
nenl @Dnner aorl Wtaria DON BeGer
bic erfreulide Nadridt, am Mbeno
bes 8. Suli lei Waridners Sper in
elmer slan5enoen 8elesuug nit trefIz
lid)em Grfolse aufgefiihrt lporoen
Mar}d,ner tpar ein unsenleill se=
bensluftiser Rerfd, be1fen %lebenbig<
fte @6iloerung mir Dem I'M piele
Sa6re iiingeren soSuIia5 Mobenberu
%Deroanten. Mls ct ipGter mad 2eip=
sig iiber iieoelte, ituno ct BORT i'm g!lit.
teIpuntte Ser Observation-Disclosures
areiie, insbeI onbere zines rlad) benz
Berliner 8prbilbc BON 5apbir ecz
ltifteten 8ereins Der 5urnel iiber
Den pleibe". Sober Der 3eilnebmcr
trag feinen4 befonoereu ,@pisnorlen.
WarfHner fefbft lieB mad 5einer
Sper nSrpbeus, Ser 8ampir", jein
|S9mager, Der 9idter u1lb @auli=
Ipieler Wo1lbriid, nJIed, Der ainoes=
mrroer", 9erlos,oln, Der !5eraus5es
Der bes in 9etp5ig pielgeleIenen So
meten, nTauit, Der MuerbuAsbDfIing"
5ohalb 9erlpsfpbn Murihner begaq=
neie, rief er inn Die @rrte entge=
gen: Der blu1le Mann 1T eil1 @am=
PR, uno nun iebte Der aomppnlit,
leitl eigenes 2ieo troeeiiierenb, fort:
p8ib oph Dem Nrmen Elm 8Ias Y;er,
Deiit leine raube 8eble 3erreibt mir
6er5 unb Seele'.
Bon Dem Mib uno Der @hloa=
isrtigteit MarldnerS !uaren audi
ionit ma1he Yroben i'm llmluu{.
Cine 5aneerir. Sic al5 M9albe in
9eip5ig aaltierte, iung BET Der Yro<
&c erbdrnli9 ldleat unb Dor alem
5isl 81 lalt. uMus 8armber5igteit,
Maoame," REF Der &upellmeilte JET
Marldner, oiingen Sic bod piano!!"
Dariiber smpDrt. martierte Bic ,br
singebilnete aiinlilerin n,lr nod Eel
Ser 5prtiebung Der Yrobe. rNun,
5err. Muribner," meinte lie i4lieb.
lid, babe i'd Sbnen su 9ant ssiun<
gen. 50, Maoame!! SD poiIte
nur, Sic idngen. oieien Nbeno Sic
gdn5e Burtie TO-" SSntercfe per-
oient, Dob Der Eert ou u9ans Sei=
ling" Der BON benz bctall1tten Gdn:
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ner Der erlten, Ser Damn Mori1Wrs
Gper. uuertamt nnb nit GROCER
,Treube be9riibt bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

- Mioerruf f. Sin 9iirasr tes
5tdbtdens s.. mlrbe pertlaat, lpeil
er Die 9alfte Der Mo9iltrotsrlts
uSd}Ien" senannt bette. @r munne
.perrrteilt uno maBtc Die Y~eleibialrs
lpioerrufen. GeiE MiSerruf lull.
Iete::
.llnter5ei6nster ertlart hermit,
.oaB bic Sdlfte Der Magiltratsrats
te:ne S6fen iino'.
Der Wtormorblpd, aus
benz bic bsriibmte Duunederide
Iriaont eemeibelt 1T, bette srpei
Sabre in Der Hbone gelsoen.
Mus benz Samen ps5 Na=
ternpitsrboumes, gbineltIdsr Solunz
Der, lperben GpisGtrdnse cn9efert1at.
gr liefert o,Id 8rennDl unb dup
bDla.
lnangenebm .G!e fen,
men meills Grdu fdon2 llnb Iie. bal
tia Sbnen s~eeeniiber betloet, foyer
5Gie2"
.So. bQb bod in ieoer 6amili,
Gin 5Glfsr portommen miil1e, bai
lie ssmeint. Sic boben ippll einel
l%ngerutenen Spbn?"
.Nein. mir linb ~tiuoerlps!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Wcuta auS Moliue.
Selbitmuro bnrdl @eraiftnng.

Ml. Neterlen, ein Il1brn1ann, fat
gelter1 &ormittag llnt 1870 SelbIt=
moro begangel iuoem er lid} in oem
S9eim bon Sobn gafer, 1885 %.
Moenue, peraiftet bot, als CT cine
fDolts eGiit su it'd nabm. Ger Manm
tom I'M IL l1br 8ormittags ,1ad)
Saltle,, 1begab lid i'll iein 3inul,er llllo.
fnr5e 3ett baral,f bDjrte 6rau 8afer
aus Sem 3inmer 5fbbnen ltno Iorid]=
te nod ser l1riade. Sic iub oer
DsSal41 ollf Sem gett liegen nit Ser
yeaihe iii ser 5a1lo, bod) nafm lie
ll9f dat, 0aB etlpas log lei. Spater
1olR lie eifte1i, sIr5ft,. Ser MIR nod Sen
To1 QQles M}onl1es foilltatirsen fpil1tte.'
Mas Sen Morm 5t oieiem sdritt ge-
bradt 6at, fan1, nie11lono logcl1,
l%pabrjdeilllih hatte er llriad)en Sa5l1.
Neterlen NOR etlpa 80 Sabre alt l11lo
bate bier feline gerlpallDtel1. Sein
betagter Safer hefinoct li1 in oenl
Sql4ntelbeim, i'll Gllincp. Cine .po1t
Coroner Mepers abaebaltene 2eid}e11z
idlalt ergah, 6aB Ser WarW1 Selh]t=
moro Ourd Irinfen BON @ift bega11=
gen ibabc.
Der 90 Sabre, ,alte Goapin u. g11a=
bloom lit geltern nod Hanger aranf=
beit arlIeu1em Mdael1= nllo @alsleioen
in1 @eim leiner Ml1tter, sSrau gpa
g11ahloom, 1881 II. Mpenlle, geltor=
ben. @ra1purbe am %. SSa1ular 1887
iii Moline aeboren nllh nrbeitete lneb=
rere Sabre bei Ser Moline 4fulp So.
bis sam lestet 6riibiabr, als or 1pe-
gen aranfbeit Sic Arbcit aa1faeben
nnlbte. sgr mllree- lpegert Ser &ranfz
6eit nad) Colorado Springs gebrudt,
bon no er boz. opei @od)er 5llriid.
febrte. Seinell 10 frijgaeitigeu SOB
6etrallern. sic Mglltter, ell 9rltoer
u,uo snei Sbmeiterl. Die 8eeroi=
gllng finoet ON 0omlerstaa Sud-
mittag altf Sem Miperiioc 6rieahof
ltatt.
Iie @aupts@ alierrolren bon 500
line lin6 lest nit ocnielbcn BON galt
Moline berbmoen, 10 oab lestere
Staot III 6ellersfallen eiren gllten
|Sdl,s erboltel1 bat. I1rh oicie Ser.
|bil1oltng acben Die ltarfen @aiier=
%itrolne bon Nod Sslono ollrd, Minlille
mo galt Mulins nadl Silpis. 0ie
Soften meroen perbaltniBnlaBig bon
Sen perldieoenen Staoten aetraaen
HrOc1. Mpd Sslano uno Moline
marcn III bicier 9iuiiht idpn lcit 25
Sabren ourh @uiierleitungen ner-
blulOen.
S1 goal 9olcp mlroc porgcitcrn
9sadnittag ". Mbitman, ell Tarr
r1er Der nabe Moline molnt III iei-
ncm @efdbrt bon cincm Mlltomobil
il6erfabren nno idlinm1 al ieine,
Mrn1en, @einen l1lo elmer @iiIte Der.
lest. Ter @erleste m1roe ilr Sen,
Mlltompbil nad) Goal @allcp au Or.
Mepers gebradlt, Ser i'm III 9ebano.
lung nolm, Gas @efdhrt @bitnlau's
mnroc tbeilmeiie ocmolirt. Gic Sn.
ialicl oes Ml1tonobils heaabltcn ocr
a1aerldteten Sd)oDen lupo fnbrcu
lpeiter.
Meaen sl idncllen Tabrens mil
leincm Mntomobil mltroe, 9ape SOL,
perm porgeitern ncrboitst uno seltcrn
Mcrgen pom GSoli5eiritbter 81, S22.,
05, elnlhlieBlid) Soften, oernrtbeilt
Isles lit idon Oas 5apeite Wal, oab Sc,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Mtssetgen fur
arbeitsplate, 8erfaufe, 8erlmn
Mphnu,1net1 etc

IN bteier 8llbrit tperoen fir einen|
big gu elmer 8ode 51 Sen nabfcl
Den Staten ~inierirt: Bis 81 bier q
ODER neren Gaum SOC, iiber bier
biz 81 adt 3etlen $1.00. Seine
6eise miro fir tpeni9er ais soc d
npmmen.
Sir GteuenseIude tpirb Bel ein|
le9smoIlger Snlertion 25e 5ered
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

3rt %perfanfcn pber su uermiel
Gin bud}feines 3iegcl ? @ebdube
8. StraBe uno 4. Apenue in 8
Ssluno, ST., nit @inridtilng
Sob Storage" I'M SinIergebd
gauplob IS Del IS SUB. Nad3ufl|
an Slas. 600, 4. glpenle, Noct
lo1o. 12,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

5n fanfcn sciud)t: elite Seocrbd
8ir reinigen cbenfals Seberbetten
Mllen nno MAIDEN Die 5ulammei
bore Seber : Watrn5e. Sanitarg
tier WsattreE & Rcnopating GD.,
Spllaban, Gig, TIP 5arriion Gt
Gbpne Sap. 4797. 80S,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

5m bermictbcn: 5 3immer mold
Stat; 6eiBes lino taltcs 8aller;
etc. 9ampfbei5una i'm @inter. Sal
fra9en in Der Office bes Ser S.
trat."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
McucS aus Musratine

Sacob SeB, cill Gctera,1 ans sent
@ilrgerfrieg nno allbefalmter Sotte
Ter, tit an Snnltag Worgen III iei-
tent Semi, 31S geoar StroBe, mad,
mir fl1r5er @rallfheit i'm Sitter Don y
Sobren gcitorbel. Ser Gerltorbellc
lpl1r0e an1 81. Sonllar 1913 III Sci.
len=&aiiel geboren lrlo fanl IN iun-
GET Sobren ms 2ano uno bal0 oa-
ranf llad Whtscatine. ST madlte sen
9iiraerfrieg bier Sabre lang init lulo
muroc oarmlfbm ebrenupl entlallcn.
Set Sem Sabre 1866 his 1908 be-
trie6 CT bier ein SattlereiacIdait uno
apar prominent III @eidaftsfreilcn.
Seinen 600 betraierlr Sic .sipeitc
Trolt icinie s!nei Iodtcr critcr gbe.
Gle @eerOiguna finoet belte 9sad-
mittaa pplt Tmnilienbcim mlf Sem
GREENWOOD Trieobof ltott. Naltor
NSm. Mnrtin bon ser %oeufiden cpar-
geliiden 8cnleinbc miro Sic 2eidben-
reoe an Cargo lu0 @rahc balten.
Gle Eetcrallcn Der Is. ". u. aper0et
oie Observation-Disclosures leitell.
Mbmn @roilort bon slpeetlano
Spapnibip nltroe poraeltcrn Moreel,
bcim Gllrdbrermen ieiner Gferoe
.nid)t ipeit bon leilleul Seiln inter SCI,
@agen aelporlen ul0 etpa 60 SUB
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

3n perfanfcn: Gin iunger
tDpfiger lprcdenocr 9apagct.
trainirt utlo anaenebm. 31415
rilou Ctr. II,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

Meaen 81 ldnellen Sobrens NIT
ieincm Intomobil mltroe. 9ape SOL
peru noraeitern uerbaitet ulo geltcrn
Morgel bonn Goliseiridter at $22.-
05, einihlieblid) Soften, pcrnrtbeilt.
9ies 1T lbon oas stpeite Wal, bab ser
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Seirotbs : grloubnibid)eirle.

Ileopbiel 3uppnt lno sri. Maoe,
line 0eridortc, Mpf Sslanb.
@alter e. Gngelbar0t, Mprpoob
Garf, luno Sri. W'llriel 9. 3iron.
Wtpliuc.
.Senri Goebolp, Molinc, l,lro SRI,
MarD 3c @laere, Sampton.
Mrpi0 gflom lu1o Sri. Gnlma Mn,
0erlon, M}olil1c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

Mic Maranih, ser Dor etua eillell1
Monat nit eil1cr Irall Sobl1 Iuoro-
bid bon @ooo Mipcr, Sll, ollrd)-
bralrllte llno iidy bier nit ibr nerbei-
ratbctc, lid) poraeltern lclbit 0er go
lisei ltcllte lll,b cine Nad)t in 4soli.
5eigepaDrlam 5llbradte, lit aelterll
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

Nep. s. %. Moanls, ein lotgidbri-
ger ginpobr1cr bon 9lof Sslano,s lit
qeltern @ormittag I'M &eim iei1cr
9odter, Jrau Maoilon, 1881 30.
StraBe, nod LANCER aranfgeit i'm
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

Gin 5pe5ialgtg miro sic @eil,d)cr
Der 9fod Sslalo County Ml1sltealuaa
ON 26. Mlt9llit nad) Soslin brillgen.
Ger 3ug perl0bt Mod Ssluno nm
$3.50 llbr Morge1s nulo Mfpli1e I'M
9:45 llbr Mpraens ln1o fmrWnt Inn
6:45 bier lpic0er alt.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-30

These rains may be pretty tough
for threshing, but they have soaked
old Mother Earth to a considerable
depth, making fall blowing easy and
insuring frost to great depth, and
good crops another year. Wheat may
be little off color, but we might just
as well grin and bear it.
John Defiance left this morning for
Gallaudet college, in Washington, D.
C. John was one of four boys from N.
Dakota who won cholarship in this
college passing a test and getting a
mark above ninety. He takes a five
year course and enters without con-
dition against him.
Harry Dahl, proprietor of the Glen
burn hotel, was in the city Friday on
business. Mr.. Dahl recently COM
pleted ten room addition to his no.
tel equipped it with new furniture
throughout, and has just installed a
new hot water heating plant that will
keep every room in his house nice and
comfortable. Glenburn is fortunate
in having such a modern, we'll equip
ped hotel.
Charlie Borden, who travels for the
F. G. Leslie Paper Co., was in Minot
Sunday. Charlie is the daddy of a
new baby boy born recently, the third
member in his family. Charlie wants
it strictly understood that he is mar
ried man, reports to the contrary not
withstanding.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-30
MINOT and VICINITY

The county fathers will meet Mon
day, Oct. 4.
U. l.. Burdick has formally announc
ed his candidacy for governor.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Mostad wa.
in Ross on official business Tuesday.
Jared Clark, prominent Coulet
farmer, was in the city on bushes!
Tuesday.
F. c. Upton and Marius Erickson
the Case boosters, were in Coulee OF
business Tuesday.
Adam Blocher, northeast of the city
threshed Marquis wheat that averaged
trifle over 40 bushels per acre.
Roy Mcknight, who owns farms il
the Hurd district, reports getting {
yield of AZ bushels of wheat per acre
from one field.
Fred Whitman, the Plant Rubber
representative, who farms Thousand
acres or more as diversion, sold $1,000
worth of wheat from 200 acres.
Dearman & Teutsch completed ;
fine school building in Liberty schoo
district. The school will open Oct
a with Miss Sullivan in charge.
The Independent is pleased to re-
port an improvement in the condition
of Mrs. B. J. Anderson, who has beer
very ill from typhoid fever.
c. A. Fairbanks, of Anamosa Ia
came down from his Lansford farm
Saturday. He threshed 1886 bushels
Of barley from SIS acres, an average of
AZ 1-2 bushels per acre.
C. D. Lambert of Surrey, threshed
the best crop he has raised since COM
ing to North Dakota. He secured $500
average Of 81 bushels.
Henry Misfeldt, former Ward
county newspaperman, who has been
with the I. H. c. for years, will return
from Malta, Mont, to this city to es-
tablish headquarters.
A motion has been denied for a
new trial in the Lincoln Park case, a
valuable piece of property, that the
supreme court recently decided is a
portion Of Minot's park system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Gay return
ed from their honeymoon of several
weeks, spent in the Twin Cities, Mil
waukee, Mr.. Gays former home, and
other eastern points.
Clarence Drake of Bomoseen, VT,
arrived to take charge of O. K. Spires
herd of full blooded Guernsey cattle,
at his farm north Of Burlington. He
is an experienced dairy man.
George Weber believes that it pays
to pillow land that is sown to winter
rye. On land which he plowed and
seeded last fall, he recently harvested
crop that threshed out Al bushels,
while the average rye crop is not over
20 bushels.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-30

The Ladies Aid of the Zion Luthe-
ran church will give their annual sup
per and bazaar at the church base
ment Wednesday, October goth, COM
mencing at o'clock P. M. These af-
fairs are always largely attended.
Mrs. Markham has returned from a
two months visit at Canonville, Ore.
She visited at Glacier Park enroute,
but says Minot looks better to her
than any place she saw in the west
E. G. Ellithorpe and family, who
moved to Williston two years ago,
where Mr.. Ellithorpe had charge Of a
coal mine, have returned to Minot to
reside. They are welcomed back by
many old friends.
Mrs. Douglas Glib arrived from
Mountrail county Saturday, and is
having her household goods moved to
Sanish, where herself and husband
will be located the coming winter.
E. A. Aspinwall writes from Barr,
Mont, that the wheat crop is running
from 33 to so bushels per acre, which
is fully as good as the North Dakota
crop.
Mrs. Fred Whitman and Mr.. Will
mans mother have returned from an
enjoyable visit to Yellowstone Park
Mrs. Whitman visited in Wisconsin and
Minnesota on her return.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-30
BRIEF STATE NEWS

According to all reports the annual
dog poisoner got in some very effec-
tual work in Williston last week, sew
eral fine hunting dogs having been
found dead.
The threshing engine belonging to
James Murrey near Sherwood, was ac-
cidentally burned last Tuesday while
the rig was in operation on the farm
of Herman Budke. The loss was con-
siderable and it will be some days be-
fore it can be repaired.
Among other improvements book
ed for the city of Williston for the
coming fall is the installation of a
white way for distance of nine
blocks, running from the Great North
ern station due north. This will put
that city in the metropolitan class.
George Beebe of Tasker is getting
specimens Of his vegetables ready to
send to the San Francisco exposition
George takes great pride in growing
fine vegetables, and this year will send
some immense specimens of beets,
carrots, potatoes, etc.
Francis J. Murphy, assistant to At
torney General Linde, attended the
annual gathering Of the National As
ISOLATION of Attorney Generals at San
Francisco last Monday. 1t was de-
sirous to have representative of the
attorney generals office in attendance,
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George A. MCGEE, one of Minot's
prominent attorneys, owns ten or
twelve quarters of land. He had in
several hundred acres Of grain this
season, and what wheat he had
threshed averaged % bushels.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M Alderman of
Mckinney are in the city visiting
friends and shopping. Mr.. Alderman
says the threshers had gotten in but
six days work in that locality when
the rains started.
G. L. Cooper, who has been confined
in the hospital in this city for the past
few weeks, returned to his home in
Deering last Monday. The injury to
his eye was so serious that the sight
was impaired and it was found neces-
sary to remove the eye entirely.
w. E. Mansfield is spending the fall
at his hunting lodge at Rice Lake
Mr.. Mansfield hunts in a methodica1
manner, shooting nothing but one
kind of ducks one day, another the
next, and so on. "It interests me
more to miss a duck than to hit one,
he declares. "When you hit a duck
| it falls and the fun is all over. But
when you miss a shot, you ask your.
self, Did I lead the duck too much
shoot behind it, over, or under it, OF
wasn't there any shot in the blamed
shell, at all ~"
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as one of the subjects of discussion at
the meeting was the application of the
famous Webb-Kenyon bill.

as one Of the subjects of discussion at
the meeting was the application of the
famous Webb-Kenyon bill.
Wilton on the 500, has new hos
pital, modern in every respect and
equipped up to date, which was erect
ed by the George and John Dixon fam
lilies and is some credit to the pro-
motors. Hospitals are needed, probab-
ly more in the mining districts in the
state than in other localities, but of
course all cities should have them.
L. H. Connolly, one of the best in
formed Elks in the state, has recently
been selected to fill the high office of
District Deputy for the State of North
Dakota for the ensuing year, with
headquarters at the city of Mandan,
He will assume his duties at once
succeeding c. H. Doyon, of Devils
Lake.
Christopher Currie, aged SO years,
the Grafton patriarch, journeyed to
St. Paul to get his son, aged A., re-
leased from the Saltwater peniten-
tiary The son was given five years
for stealing a key of beer at Oslo
Mimi, and he has served more than q
year. The old man says the boy was
just on a lark and did the deed for
fun. The prisoner will probably be
paroled.
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And Our PRICES are RIGHT
When Planning That Hunting Lunch

Call in and see what we ave to offer. All kinds
of tasty Canned Goods, Cheese, Bakery Goods,
Crackers Pickles, Fruits etc. Also Grape Juice
and that famous CliCuet Club Ginger Ale in
quart bottles.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-30
When Preparing for Wash Day.

Our stock of Soaps and Wash Day Necessaries
is the most complete in the city. For limited
time only, have unusual bargain to offer
in Galvanic and Palm Olive Soaps. Inquire
about it. It's sure dandy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-30

Of everything used in the picking business.
VINEGAR, SPICES, SUGAR, JELLY GLASS.
Els, ETC., ETC. Also, all kinds OF garden
truck and fresh fruits obtainable at this time of
year. Red and Green Peppers, Cucumbers
Caulihower, Onions. Cabbage, Melons, Crab.
apples, Grapes Peaches, Plums, etc.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-03-03

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