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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Mpae brrnSt / Iuriptb. Cen ito
mtarnuIttt.
Tsosfalo / Wtilmamfec. WrS.

9sosfalo / Milmamfec. WrS. g.
Z. sSelgeion or 2sroag nfgaoet peb
Ssoen / lit Sicm / Wilpatfee. Sun
eitcrlaoer Jig Mtano og en- Sen, @e.
ralo Sclgeion.
Sperfjprt pcS Scriep. Inoreip
slnoerion, Ser bar beet t Sericp / De
iiolte 80 Mar, blep Sprong operfiert
al ct T~osiagertog paa Smaba.Sa-
men. Son blep So Mar gamnlel.
&atbplIf Strife brrnbt. ct. SO.
iephs fatbolife Strife / Stcpens Yoint
ncbbrpnotc Spnoag nleo ct Sab al
beninloo $4,000. SlOen antages op.
ltaaet peb mnn9elflloe cleftriife Seq
ninger.
Wange Silos bps9es. 9lntolet al
SiIps / Douglas Goulltp p~aaitaaes
/ oct M inort iorlebne Nnr at bore
mere ems forooblet. Oct tiger iia
icIp, at Meieriinbuitrien er tiltoget
/ famine Sorbolo.
&omtc fra Stctsfrnsilct. Oscar
%ergluno % &obert &eco, Sanger /
Statens TGngiel peo @allpun, rsm.
te tibli9 Tirsbog Wor9en peb at
flotre oper oell beie Wur. @n ltsrre
Stprfe blcp itrar l,oienot for ON mt
liz at puagribe Dem.
SrGbt nnber Sngten. @iQian1
Senoricfion. % Iar ganimel og bo-
enoe i Wurtel SonnIDip peo Wtaiber
Mocf, iif forleben en- buitig Spo ltll'
Der Sagten, ibct ct Sflib ira bans
eget @cppr ranlntcoe baln. Saonin-
Gen oif ino / hans beire Sllnge %
orpbtc bari poa Stcoet.
On "aplocn" Urn FAUCET. Gn laa-
fnlot "Npl0cu" amerifahlf Urn, Der
nlaaIte Ter Iob mellem GillgeipioIer.
ne, cr iorlcoen blepen fdn9ct pco
Barron, ibct bcits Singer bar blcpnC
be%ifnoigcbc, loa Sen life flrtoc flppc.
Til0lcn cr blcpen anbrnat / ct pGl'
oiot Bur al Staultrano, pg Den foo.
res hopebiagclig meo Sarer, iom lTr'
li0 ipres at pGre ben en- SGfferbio'
fen.
Intum pbilfiprcr brnfnet. Spbn &
0anb er Senbua brlifnet / Ell lioer
Gam nGr Hosbolt, ibet bans Iilto.
nlobil bar pGltet iaa ban blcp lig'
0enoe unocr oen / %anoet. Gn @nt
ser tiliplbigois fon %gaoenoe, opoa
gcoe sen pGltebe Alltomobil, og pe>
nGrrnere Giteripn inaes Ell Wtanos
Saano at ltiffe op al Gnnbet. Gam
bar As Ior ganrn1cl, efterlaoeloe ii(
Suitru, Mpbcr, TO @roore % Ell 81
tier.
&uttcr brinacr SppeguSs TOR 9a
oen. Gn 8uaoc. Der / TO VfoaneOel
bar bragt Yolitict / Ga GroSie ale
iloas Sllnberin9er, blep forleoen Sol
Lott al Ncttcr, iom par iiGro nlco. a
cprette Jig ell %interbolig / Ell Bag
0anro / ct al @pens fineItc Streg
SEQ at CRAZE broete De ncmli9 op
Tasen DC Snlpffer, Der tiblig / Sep
tcmber blep itioaIne ira >. s. Spen!
cg Mrs. s. q. Yeterions Sieml. 81
:. Sreoericf NeIion ira Winneapolis
blep iaffet paa iriif 9ierning, Joe
, han rapieoe / iamne Nabolag, %
han iosnltcs fem Iars Strafarbeioe
men han nar nrai,g NOT til life q
, bile icrtGae, bpor DC for 'tiaaIn
Smpfter bar 9iemte. &c bite iig q
bore n~eoarapeoe | ct 9ommeterflToe
% ga Hotterne pilbe benptte bette ii
at inorctte iia ct lnnt &eoe, bapbe 8
, bra1et DC foiibare Eager cp al Sul
LEI iom uoect, DC life bapbe Srug for
Smpfferne bapbe ~ @Groi az ON
trent $500.
. @ammel Ga Grpsic-ManS bib
!. @amle @enner | ga Grosie bar fr
+. minneapolis faaet llnoerretning ON
t of IboIpb Solbers iioite Manoa
I Mprgest er afgaact peo Tsben / fl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
3Nnutuuu.

%iaineS trnaieI ct FeltbnI. STD
tens SunobebspGien bar eitcr Ell I'm
ocrieaclic al Siainas 9onntns SGns.
tel aipct &arieI ON. of Der uiprtspet
,,aa ioretaaes en- Storpalf, euer bet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
%crpmt Ensbincbc iurbmbt t Wpl'

lchGcn. Get bar udtt nlcgcll Spnncrt'
lonhco, al Wunor 9tuc / Wtlnncopo~
lis bar ncbIuNt &loiiNcIlc moo at oct
bcremtC Tcrf | %nabillcocr, "Shc
Birth NJ a Station, blipcr "iorcol't
ser / %uen. Mon tiger, at cilbcl az
Wirucbnru9 iortc NcloltuinN hor pro-
tcitcrct. ioct oc nlclcr Niucocrnc oil
ircnltnloc Nocehuo. Ser 0isrc@ poa
Sen ouocu Sloc opnlcrfiom pnu, at
huoo nlautic bare Ell Scu0cna til nt
uUffc Nprbitrcllc hos 9feNrcnc. Oct
blcu lfourct u0 a bct ltorilulnc Stnf-
tc lulocr octa Epinrclic / @o'ton, o1
al set MI cNcntlia Inn or me'tcrlig
teQucoc (rUt ira Vunoct@ Slltoric
ulbcr Nor0CrtriNcn % lmocr Den
ocrciter ielQenoc Hcfon'trltftionapc-
rio0t. TN al Wpacbncna melt ircm.
rnQcn0e Nuiitr bar crtlTrct, az tan
"(hc Birth oi a Station" 'orbpocs
puo Nncu2 (hcotrc, lnn or Set og'no
2ppbrlto al mOcrpiic / onucrlfunli
Miitoric / Sfolernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

bnl Mor1cn bopoe mani / Sme9llrIl
al Grooflton baooc NcAn az enc,
buorior nnioacH, at inGcn SrTltlll9
pil0c blipc u0icrt Tor Sora0a8. vi
SrTitinl al Sbocta par OoN glori, %
finn Sen Itoffc0c 20 par tilbddc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Gu.ppcrafipt Sclifnb ifal oplDics.

Scr cr pcb Ncttcn toQct Sfrl0t I'll at
oplolc Nluc Gnrth Gouitn Go.opcrd.
the So. / Woo0 Sum0cr, ioct Ncccl.
Der or nonGpnt. Sorhrinqer pil tint
&c in6IcpcrcS / De nUitc inn Wonnc.
ser. Sclifabct oriucr en- olnninocllg
misunderstanding.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Gn iuurf Hcforo.

VII muTI WCIutu. &Nl pi'liiNN w
lipliac IN minneapolis ITttcr mi ON
Taaeu Hcforocr pao mango Srlrnd'
ser, men ocribIollot ogiaa Ell, Der CT
illigelia mort % trilt. Sloet lite
September or Scr bcaaact ipp Moro,
% Ger paoltaucs, at life / noget I'll
irloe or oe ifploige poaarebne. %
ilcitc or Mopmur0 - inr at tonlllte
/ Neliooelic al noglc 'na Collars -
% Der fldgcS mco Hette oper, at oct
life Longer cr trp9t al Aao iiocllfor
lin Stllcbsr citcr WertetS Srcm-
brllo.
&narot bicmipat Sntif. 6or mioel
@ang inocn Ell Ytadneb blep Yenge-
lInbct / Hnlpb Ncrrna Nntif / Snr.
ten Nut til Mnnoag iprUnGt iIipffer
mc0 9tltroAIpccrin o. $50 'tlaalct
Hencrnc bnp0e pTrct ion ont'nrgsilil-
0c at oiiflrrc ole ScleionIconingcr,
Scr iortc no al Den lille Hp, bporior
andre Npcr life paa Here elmer fitn0c
poraIc@. Set er lioet troligt, at Oct
por nOdcn al DC tioli9crc ll9ierninas.
mUno. ioml M igicn iorle1te fig, "a
ell al 0em Non Scrlu'on, mi bar
irit Spbol0 / Stlllluutcr Tor Den Sor-
nrlclIc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

y
@roollcntcr ira %cnlon Nriltolc bar
lonl Mountaineering taBct Strlot I'll
nt nprcttc ct Nonb. bporai lTrelp'tnc
men llbcmlolcoc Glcpcr fan crholoc
%oor iii @ciiribcIie Al llbNiitcr peo
GollcQc. Ncl'toletlusicn ira 1912
har lat octte Iao pri3pTroiNc Sore
tnNcnDc lanuQ pc0 at nprcttc ct "Ytc'
mortal Tulb", lonn banner @ritno.
uol0cn til Sen cAcntliNe SaancfuaIc,
hportil oc 1ro0ucren0c &lu@icr ira
Mar ill onbct nil biorn0c ue0 SnotG9.
fer Al Ell bcrtiI ioranltultct llnoer-
h~olbnin0. Nllmnl'oreninuen pil pco
ct Mc0c cnNun0 / Geccnlbcr ta1c DC
iiollc oiNiprcnoc %eItcnmlclicr / Sas
0cn. o0 Ncttc mno'fc cncltdocnoe 80
rcto0cnoc nil ga pUrc oronet | ale
line U%ufclthC0cr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

VI HpfHHWtHI TIHUFN' wv ,TUV-
llllcn AZ oct me NatIunul WuarN
Nrnlorn / Gnluth ocn 220c Nou. uiI
Statcn fon en- al %nnoct3 boot uoitu-
rc0c NuNnlnlcr AZ III SluQ2. % Mi.
lltlcn nj her tuloc iorctaNc line
Euclicr puu ale $locr a 9Iarct. Ter
tom inaIc0CH / 0cunc ~runneliGc &pA
MING oufaitc9 Stnttclrapc. iorctaIc9
GpcIiCr nrcO %circH IrUucrlnl ~
(e.tc@ Nci@uinN Tor life at tale ON
Stnttcbdncr nlco 30. go ~ - Goo3
Wtudl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Sfnmicrct / Nnifcmalfinc. 81

rol0 Auoerion. Den 15ooriAc Sm AZ
DIR. oN Ntra. Gbarlca Nnocr'on pco
gilbert eco, itf iorIc0cn i'm enc Nann0
innlcoc3 Itnmicrct ell &nIfenlnitinc,
at ocn %innoipnliQui@ nlnn oiiTttc2.
Get bar uuoCr Nrbcl0ct nnC0 at hattc
Nfuin. ut lllntfcn bUH0tc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

NnuNc urrct / NlOcn. Gre Mrn0,
Ger ylr r,tvut Orrc'tcrc0c Tor ar hare
"pluuNr,t Ct Wrcot gtorthcrn ejoo2tola
EuultltN.rtr mar Gltpo. blcu lorlc.
0Uu uUrmcrt lmocrieltc / G~rootiton
"a rive Vl AZ bare muHlc Yicrtcr e.
Ter al haut u0rtt Ser. huor Nullernc
'.ol tUttcit On a. Dem hauoc lite
uUN0rt ru0 II Stu0iu0r. hporoi en-.
Del ldu'tc irlitC o. ma iUntte ia
Ntu,i3hcOcu Al. at han hapbe pUrct
NicNIcm Al Sen @nuoc. Ser unrOcoc
Nolititc' Nclion / Gorrington.
@iiic / 60 Mar. Gr. Nclion u.
9llcu "a Muilru / Nohcitcr ieireNc
llolte Mon0ug i'm 60Nc NrpuupSooa,
% |uir0unuIiBc rnifc % rerigc Tor III,
Nloer penter bette ~urprroilc ge0tc,
bar euoru al lcoc | mango Mar. @iitC
| Ohio fom &c Ill Floinuicp | 1866
og Ill &odeiler / 1877. Sr. 9luer
hor oltio pTret melet pirfiom / lin
S1aealernlu2, OF iom @eleuning ion
en- SpIinoclie er ban blcpen uolgi ion
Wtcolem al SpinbereS Nfoocrni / ga
, rl@ o9 tluiGe 'tiCnact Ell @ulome0alil
l Son or MI 81 War 0ommel. men iii
! Ter irenl0clcS cn life u~bctn0clir
/ Fraris. NonS @ultru or onitreut a
iianmc Iloer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29
Ncrncrte ira Sitcn.

Wonl, li0cu &crnmincr n~nbuc0c2 uc>
0tu ourc CuOe Al Sc itorc &u0iacr
err Vrt4 bIcpcn 'rdntct bcrou ire
Eittu al Del imutcs at pUrc at Qa(
over %Uttcu titcr %uno. "a en- Gam
pcr 'orlcOcu uutom til 2uluth mel
1000 CONS ira Gpmurnlt. Nhio. Crit
len unr 0pl Al en- lUrclcu Nri, ieno
htlt IRA Gubu irr at bcuuttc3 / &c
uNc St0olpcrt ut0 Il %oul@ Nlpcr
Ctttc Nirupc'orctolcuoc nil bcOnn0J
Gri'tCu Ntn lllc Noprubcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29

Nlo ubbrnb Nlnnona N'tcn ! Nldoct
"1ailn Ncp2"@ @nguina / Gca
Moiuca "a iprcotc Tia 0criro til %.
q. acnncn x Cos Stobntif, onrct
tcuoc Ct Cab Al inIt $4,000, icr 0cn
il~uffcOca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-29


ii,loc Solf paaltoar. at oenne Negcl
life aiGloer ben 0rueiaft, Ser be-
ilaglGg9cs / Nortb Safpta.
Gn itpa Anflaac. %an meller nj
of bauc lunoet en- Spsning paa Oct
mpitilfc Woro al Sc tire Vrcore Mfiot-
moon, Der iibitIcocn Wai fanot Steo
paa DC 1annle lln9farles Sarm mar
Sowrp / Tppc Gountp, Wtinn., %
,Sobn Socobion al @ignite og George
9~tilion al Goicai, Surfe Sountp, er
bIepne arreltereoe iom mistGnfte FOR
at bore inooltleoe / ben frp9tcli9c
ll~aiernine. Ter paaitaaes, at Dc IL
NGno bar ubgioct Ecneeicoler, Der
par itiaalne ira sc mprbeoe &cores
Stem. oe Tom @cris berfcr anieres
at oisie Seoler rar f~ienoeliae peo al
pGre gienneminlfnc meo &nappenaa'
lie. Gnopioere paaItaar en- Sorret
ninasniano / @lenucoo, Minn., a
ban bapoe feet Sc TO MGno Ser pe>
Den Sib Wcroct blcp begaaet, % a
oct par peo lin b~eiunoerliae Spterlel
at De bapoe poft bans SpmerfIomheo
Toa Den anoen SIDE er Der mle9e
Der taller for, al man oa'aa oerlle
gang err paa S%Iloipor. Saapel So
COHEN iom &clion har oct beolte &p9
te / 9urfe County. bpor De bar boef
omtrent ii Ior. @caae er aitte. ga
cobicn or cnboa / SlT9t mco DC ninr
heoc Srsorc Iiotmccn, ncn,lig ocre'
'Hcpe.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-08-19
&c Bakind Powder biscuits

Three cups -four; x TO X CUP short
eniMg; ; Lezel teasb0onfuIs K { BAKING
R0wder;. about 1 CUP milk or waler;; I
keasboomfHI salt.
Sift three times, the flour, salt and
baking powder. Work into the -four the
shortening, using lard or butter for
shortening Then mix to a very soft
dough with the milk. The softer the
biscuit enters the oven, the lighter it
comes out. Never knead baking powder
biscuits; press the dough into shape and
roll lightly. Cut in small shapes and
bake on sheet or very shallow pan in
hot oven. In placing biscuits in the
pans place we'll apart, not allowing edges
to touch. Small biscuits are better than
large ones. Large biscuits do not have
the proper amount Of time to raise and
bake. ~
Have you seen the new K c Cooks Book1
Brimful of appetizing recipes that simply must
be successful every time if the few simple direc-
tons are carefully followed. You would gladly
pay 50 cents for this valuable book. yet we send
II a6solufeiyf,re upon receipt of the colored GER
G6cate packed in every 25-centcan of K Baking
Powder. JACQUES MFG. Co., Chicago. Small
cans do not have Cooks Book certificates.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-08-19

I" @ o @ g @ @ 9 @ @ g 9 @ q g 9 @
Mrs. P. T. Conklin and son Harold
of North Prairie visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S Welty. last Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Pitkin of Sawyer
visited at the home of S. S. Streeper
last week.
Mrs. Henry Good and son called on
several families in East Highland last
Friday.
Mrs. Fred Hamilton entertained the
Larkins Club last Thursday and Mrs.
Guy Sharar entertained the Highland
Ladies Aid the same afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Anderson Of near
Velva spent the Sabbath at the home
of R. w. Beighle's. This is their first
visit to Highland in thirteen years and
yond their expectations.
The families of M. M. and c.. S:
Beighle attended church at Highland
Sunday evening, bringing Rev. Farrer
with them in their auto.
Miss Verna Daniels of Sawyer stay
ed over Sunday with Alpha Sharar.
Mary Bivins is spending several
days with her sister, Mrs Nels Peter
son near Makoti, before school begins.
The following is list of accidents
during the past week. Miss Hattie
Louis, while on her way to Mrs. Up
dike's on horseback, ran into barb
wire across the road or trail and cut
her arm in several places. Mr.. Guy
Sharar, while bathing in the river at
Sawyer, stepped on broken glass and
cut his foot quite severely. He now
goes on crutches but is getting along
nicely. Little Burnell Long had his
hand injured by being caught in hay
rope. Mrs. G G. Reilly has broken
nose as the result of their auto run
ming into hole in the road. This is
not the first instance Of someone being
hurt at this same place in the high
way.
E. B. Bivins and Miss Myrtle Walk
er have been on the sick list.
J. S. Baker helped Everett Bunker
harvest his barley Monday and Tues
day.
E. R. Walker and family spent Sun
day at Scofield's ranch near Minot
! Mr.. and Mrs. Reed and children,
Gladys and Fred, of Montana, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Sturt Reed of
Highland.
A number of the friends of Lucille
and Fern Bunker gave them an agree
able surprise Monday evening by gath
ering at their home to spend the even
, ing in playing games on the lawn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Bunker visited
J. S. Bakers Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tiller, formerly
of Minot, are again enjoying dwell
ing on the farm Of Earl's father and
Earl expects to help with the farm
work as his fathers health does not
permit him to do too much hard labor
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-08-19
EAST HIGHLAND.

8 9 9 (. =" 9 9 @ 9 @ o 9 &" 9
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and Miss Mabel Stredwick were prom
inent among the many who gave of
their services to aid a good cause, and
Mrs. Hecker, Miss Maud Nedrud, Miss
M. Hecker and Miss Bean, Miss M.
Shintz, Master Free Cook and Kenneth
contributed to the program. Miss Ned
rud was heartily and deservedly en-
cored for an exceptionally fine render
ing of taking song. Mr.. W. Hum
phrey and Mr.. H. G. Teigan addressed
the meeting, making clear the aims
and objects of those who aim to secure
for Logan suitable hail. The orches-
ira, which included Prof. Ira Gard, H..
G. Teigan, Ralph Gard and Mrs. Berg
eson, can be described as the finest in
the state and Logan was fortunate to
secure their services.
Business at the Hotel Metropole is
exceedingly brisk and the venerable
Dad Is not to be inundated by the in
PRODUCTION of any red, yellow or blue
type of cook car that may be set up
in opposition to his well established
hostelry.
The Hotel Egan almost reports all
rooms engaged, and it has become nee
essary to build an annex after the
manner of the Leland, Minot.
Logan grows apace. The new eleva-
tor is soon to be completed, crew of
half hundred skilled carpenters be-
ing busy from early morn till dewy
eve. The lumber sheds in course of
erection add both to convenience and
possibilities of the local yard. Plans
have already been submitted for sew
eral new business houses to be erected
this fall and the local capitalists have
promised the introduction of electric
lights in the course of the next few
weeks.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-08-19
LET CONTRACT FOR SONS
OF NORWAY BUILDIF

The contract for the building Of the
Sons of Norway block was let to Bar
telson, a local contractor, for $19,365.
This price does not include the heat
ing and lighting Of the building, which
will cost about $4,000 more.
The building will be completed by
Nov. Is and the excavation has about
been completed. The building will
have cement basement with super
structure of brick, the facing to be a
beautiful brown pressed brick. The
location is beautiful. The building
will stand where it can be plainly seen
from every incoming train on the
Great Northern.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-08-19
Minot Won Last Game of the Season

Minot Won Last Game of the Season.
Minot won the last game of the sea-
son on the local diamond when the
Berthold team was trimmed 5 to 8.
.Berthold has an unusually strong team
but Parrish, their pitcher, did not re-
ceive the usual support. Minot used
three pitchers. Leigh started, but was
troubled with lame arm. Ludtke
succeeded him in the sixth but was
hit so easily that Clayton finished.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-08-19
Investigate Before You Invest.

The ROell Hardware Co. has an at
tractive Monarch Malleable Range ad-
vertisement in this issue. This COM
pany handles reliable stoves. How
much better it is to patronize local
concern than to invest in goods offer
ed by one Of the unreliable steel range
peddlers. Investigate before you buy.
You can save money.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-08-19
LOGAN MURMURS.

- : y y &" y - " " " v v v " " " :"
The supper and entertainment ar
ranged by the good ladies of our town
to further the movement for and En-
tertainment Hall, was a marked sue
cess, socially and financially. Mrs.
Russell Gard, Mrs. Kuchenbecker, Mrs.
Bean, Miss w. Bean, Mrs. Hines of
Minot, Mrs. A. Bergeson, Mrs. J. C..
Gard, Miss lola Horning, Miss Teigan,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
HICKMAN. KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, JULY is, 1915
BooTLEGGERs CAUGHT
IN BOTTOM SUNDAY.

Frank Crane, of Paducah, and
j. 7. Stinnett, of Nashville, were
arrested at Bondurant's s levee
camp below Hickman Sunday on
a charge of bootlegging. Sheriff
lluddlestOn had received word 10
look out for two men in a Jo-
boat who were coming down the
river with a quantity Of whiskey,
and these two We're nabbed by
Sid Lipscomb and held for the
officers. They were not the ones,
however, that he was told TO
look out for. The other men,
Pierce and Kelly, were arrested
at Tiptonville Monday for yiolat-
ing Tennessee. law. When arrest
ed they said they were going un-
til their whiskey was sold out.
Crane aud Stinnett were fined
500 and costs each, by Judge
fahr Monday. Being unable 10
pay their fines. they are boarding
with Jailer Murchison.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
FOURTH OF JULY DEATHS
MORE NUMEROUS IN 1915.

Nineteen persons dead and 9Oa
injured was the nation s sacrifice
of the two days celebration OF
the Fourth of July, according to
the corrected figures compiled
by the Chicago Tribune.
These figures show an increase
over 1914, when there were IL
persons killed and $40 injured
A large increase was shown in
the fire loss, the total OF this year
being S239, 1926, as compared with
sos, ,434 last year.
Causes Of the fatalities were
distributed as follows: fireworks
nine, cannon, fourj firearms,
four; gunpowder, two.
In Chicago, the celebration waf
the most sanest in history. Only
one person was killed and two
injured.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-07-15
GIN INSTALLS
NEW MACHINERY.

The Hickman Gin Co. is INSTALL
ing a new three stand gin outfit
in their building near the Lee
Line wharf, which will give this
company two complete outfits,
with a capacity Of so bales a
day.
The new outfit is made by thas
Murray Co, with so saws TO the
stand, with the latest improved
machinery for cleaning the cot
ton before it goes 10 the gin. A
70 horsepower electric motor will
drive the new outfit, including
the powerful hydraulic press.
The old outfit has been over
hauled and cleaners, condensers,
etc, installed. With these new
additions and improvements this
company has one Of the best out
fits in the South.
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LOTS CAST FOR
BALLOT POSITIONS.

An interesting crowd, consisting
OF 0andldAiea and the friends of
aauddAtes, watched the drawing
la ,he office Of Secretary Of State
,rccclIus for positions ON the pri
mary ballot In the drawing by
ihr Democrats Assistant Aiiomry
General NJ. NJ. Logan wrote The
names on slips Of paper, ~ they
a,ra called from the record book
ty districts. aud Assistant Secre
hy Of State Cecil Vansant drew
DO, slips from a hat held by Sen
aior q q Spccr ON the Demo
cratic ballot the names wall az
pear as follows
First Senatorial district W
A Frost. Houston Brooks
First Legislative district \
N Williams, W. J. McMurray All,
W L. llilman.
First Appellate district - Gu'
Thomas, j y Gordon and G. y
Nunn
First Judicial dislrict-W Il
Hester. Bunk Gardner and Il u
Flait
First District Commonwealth
Attorney II + Turner. r. q
Robbins, j b Wickliffe. II j
Norman aid Il. =. Adams.
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Since our last issue Cue Threl-
keld and wife have returned from
Red Boiling Springs, Tenn. Mr.
Threlkeld's many friends were
glad TO learn his health was much
improved.
Henry Cowgirl left Thursday OF
last week for Nashville where he
will study drawing under the car
toonist of the Tennessean.
Senator Utly, of Eddyville, has
withdrawn from the race for
Lieutenant Governor.
Randle Luten, of Fulton, visit
ed his grandmother, Mrs. Maggie
Randle, last week.
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justice - recognizing that the
crisis of our affairs needs 20 be
steadied by some strong, firm
Judicial hand that has the power
la right them.
All men are created equal -
aud the court and the jury
should recognize and respect this
fact. But, while we speak of
the duties and powers of our
courts, We should not forget that
the Judicial arm Of our govern
ment can never attain It's great
est efficiency until the standard
of morality be lifted higher, so
there is a mighty work resting
upon the individual citizen as
we'll as upon your courts. Unless
YOU do your duty the courts can
not do theirs.
grant you that the judicial
crmune should not be tainted
from within nor from without,
The sword of the law should go
unsheathed until wrong anl
crime be- driven from the fields
of human actions. No man nor
sci OF men should be permitted
10 station themselves within the
bar of the court house for the
purpose of securing an Influence
over the courts or Juries. No
citizen, however poor or humble,
should be made 10 feel that he $
not the lawul peer of every
other man, for he is the one
who most needs the protection
uf the law, for the rich and pow
rriul can hest take care of them
selves.
The law. rs established and
maintained by our American and
English Jurisprudence, is great
science. ia which efficiency and
proficiency can be acquired only
after long years OF study and ae-
tual practice in our various cOuri'
and the one whom you shall se-
| lrct Ia become the public admin
istrator of the personal and prop
| eriy rights of the 100000 people
/, of this district should come tc
this altar of duty, with bowed
, head and brave heart, resoluie
|ly determined 10 be loyal and
true to this great common peo
, pie.
Al You have known me for years
/ YOU have trusted and honOre,
4 me in the past, for all of whicl
II now tender 10 you my mos
/, profound thanks, and ii You fee
/, that YOU can at this time trus
me 10 discharge the duties of TN
A great office of circuit judge, yol
1 shall ever have my lasting grail
= mde and my best and most earn
4 est efforts to serve You faithful
lly and efficiently unto the end.
s Truly,
:. W. IL. HESTER.
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BOTTOM WHEAT Is
OF GOOD QUALITY.

rhreshiug the first wheat crop
ever raised in the bottom was
'ommenced last week, aud We
are informed that the quality and
yield Is extra good. The wheat
Weighs as high as 6lis pounds to
iae buShel.
This years crop was in the ma
'urc Of an experiment, but since
'ac yield and quality turned Out
'o we'll, wheat may become onc
OF The staple crops.