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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17


United Presbyterian church, corner
Eighth and Topeka avenue-Preach-
ing service both morning and evening
by r. F. Galloway of Washington
Iowa.
safety razor blades sharpentd better than
new, CSC -35c doz- Brunt Drug Co.-Adv.
The number of smallpox patients
in the city detention hospital was re-
duced FROM twenty-five to twelve to-
day when ten patients were discharged
as recovered.
Suits Dry Cleaned 76c, Palm Beach
work a speciality. Topeka Laundry
Company. Phone 3653.-Adv-
Early La Claui won the one mile
race at Garfield park skating rink last
night, making the distance in three
minutes and twenty seconds. He
raced against eight contestants.
Special Saturday and Sunday, Tutti-
Fruit ice cream at kllngaman ana
Co.'S Drug Store. No extra charge.
10c.-Adv.
A young man had been born, raised
and educated in Germany came to To-
Qeka. Wishing to learn the English
language as quickly as possible he en-
tered the high school where he made
excellent grades in all but one subject.
They hunked him in German.-Yel-
low Dog.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17
SOC Net COrsets, 35c

changing from the ordinary
heavy corset to a light, cool cor
set of coarse net. A new lot of
all sizes in well shaped SEC
durable corsets. Basement. wv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17
Summer Dresses, csc

One table of women's Sum-
mer Dresses from our various
Basement lines. where sizes are
broken; values up to $2.00; most
all sizes in the lot in a variety
t er sGod Summer Rasnmrn ina CSC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17
Boys Russian Suits, CSC

Two-piece suits of trousers,
waist to match most of them,
with sailor collar; sizes 2 to 8
years. Worth soc to 75c. A
small sample line of good pat
terms in excellent ma CSR
terial. Basement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17
Mems 15c and 19c Hose,
1Oc

Light weight, fine thread
Hose, in sizes 9 to IL, colors
white. Palm Beach color, slate,
dark blue, tan and black. Inc
Basement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17

Safety razor blades sharpensd better than
new. 25c-35c doz. Brunt Drug Co.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17
Sample Wash Skirts, 4oe

Top Skirts in a variety of ma
terials and styles; well made
garments that fit well, being a
sample line of values up to $3.50
each; most all sizes in the 400
lot. Basement .......T ON
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17

Front fastening Aprons -
choice of two styles in Base
ment tonight. Buttoned from
neck to waist. Others closing on
shoulders. Light or dark Per-
Gale, beited waist, full length.
assorted assorted sizes Acc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-17

Seconds of sc grade; a
lot running unusually near
first quality; many cards
could not be told from
firsts; good assortment of
sizes. Basement
3 Cards for sc
The Dickinson press., 1915-11-20
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
Lefor State Bank Of l.efor. NJ n.ko+,

Iefor State" Bank Of Lefor, N. Dakota.
Know an Men by These Presents.
aasoc, We e., tahe.underslgned, have this day
81 efqf the sta attts'nssSNSR9ffti Pss under tie avs
ton to be'Rnown by the CORPORATE ffer peme
Of Lefor State Bank. -"''0
for NV" Which, Se' aSSEse e9r certify f,ot that q; the objects
OF discount and. deposit under the iaws
bankinneer e e6fnd Gak4ta relating to state
shall aaaf be- leS iht principal Pm place of business
town. to nea bs;,SS tate Of North Dakota; said
one thousand inhabitants: oi less than
be if wen me term Of its existence shall
the date Sf 'V It's fi ncorpd }rem and after
That the number Of its direc+ors shou
G pc onree and that the names and resin
and and serve as such officers until t G'eee e!ecs
f3cat, OF their Uatl successors and their ouaii-
'same Residence
F FuaM f. 4 Lefor' Lefor. N. Dakota.
Joseph H. Lefor. Dickinson'' n y. Bakota
me names and places of residence o.
shares h snd hs1d holders a and the number Of
lows: ''n VI them are as fol-
Aaamm a n. hefor.., Residence Hs!ss sS:rs st
Frank F. Lefor,: D hiiGr; m. n Rak Ha2 o 60 60
! i mat the Capital Stock of this Gorno ~
;Aiion shall be Ter Thousand Dol,srs a.
wioeo INTO one hundred shares wb;nh
lnay pc lncre$se6 from time to time on
10y pc eemed expedient. {"
!! IN WltneSs whereof, We have hereun-
70 70 set our hands. and seals this an GaT
;o1 March, A. 1915. vi" jill Jay
ADAM A. LEFOR, (seaD.
FRANK F. LEFOR. TSean
e. JOSEPH H. LEFOR (SeaMp
olgned n Sealed in Presence ~ ""'
G.. M. COLEMAN.
!. l.. A. SIMPSON.
state of North dakota,
County of Starls,
A IN n thls 18th, day of March. in the wear
=; y: one Thoasand Vim Hundred and
fl1teen Q916ls before me, L, A. Simnson
. Notary Public Id and for Stark 'Cn'1nt,t'
Xortn Dakota3f personally appeared Adam
4. Le1or, Frank 3. Lefor and ,Josenh r.
neIor, ITO me to be the persons
Nnose names:are subscribed to the fnras
i iuiHs c fEhs5rg'tne e1l and they, severally
executed the same. ~ ~neS
witness my. hand and Official SEQ,
9TH day: ofsMa1ch, A. D. 1915. S0"'
>'ea' L. A. SIMPSON.
NV oo,o,,- Notary Public.
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FARM FOR SALE

642 acres, all fenced and cross
fenced, house and, all Farm buildings;
plenty Of good spring water, coal,
225 acres under cultivation, balance
hay and pasture; best suited as stock
and dairy farm; z1s mile to town and
railroad; also 120 acres all under cul-
tivation a!djoins town; horses, cattle
and farm machinery also for sale with
farm Is desired. For terms apply to
Benz: Webb. Rchlaardatqn, n. p
adv, s-2l-tf
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APPLICATIONS
State of North Dakota, County of
diciaL District:
J. H. Bell & Company,
corporation Plaintiff.
Charles R x; 81,
Defendant.
To the above named Plaintiff:
Take notice that the defendant in
the above entitled cause will make ap-
pplication to The court herein, at the
in Ght tSe Axna 90 th su 2Sdge G ia SID fas ci f9ur IT
Dickinson, State Of North Dakota, Cor in
taae event court is in session. then at
the GSurt House in said city and stated
1915. at ten o'clock IN the forenoon Of
said day, or as soon thereafter s coua-
.ssel can be heard. for an order hesein
.reattng him to enter upon the records
in the above entitled action, discharge
: asnaa sa saa Of the Judgment en-
.dered March 2, 1908. and docketed in
the office Of the clerk of said court on
which said order said Judgment viii BE-
released and satisfied uponl
thH records thereof Said application
il said o Cause, ap the s affid AVE- a Of c ciSe9las
Peeler, defendant herein. the discharges
of said defendant in bankruptcy in pre-
ceedings had in the District Court Of
the United States for; the District Of
North Dakota. in the matter Of Charles
which said discharge in bankrupt9y is
filed In the above entitled court. and
ais % mpon Schedule A Of the petition in
District Court of the Uniteal states
for the District of North Dakota,
Dated this 18th day Of October. 1915.
Thos.' Fl. Pugh, 80, n 1
Attorney for Defendant,
dickinson tson Nd. 11-6-3t,
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ORGANIZATION CERTIFICATE
Of the

for State Bank,
Know aIlsMen&Sby These Presents. ~"
Ye. whose names are hereunto sub =.
ltogetnerN tbs day united ourselves j: ,
under the laws 81 tfhs tie ssassenn! !or ~
dakota. and have adopted and execu.
Ethat purpose, and have duly Forwarded
bsuch articles to the Secretary of State
Eof North Dakota; that we DO hereby
Eunder our hand make and file the follow
ling as; our Certificate of Organizations:
The name of said corporation is Lefor
The place. where the business of dis
count and deposit are to be carried on
lis. Lefor. Stark County. N. Dakota. = -
Third
The amount of the capital stock n
Ethe amount into which its shares are to
Ebe divided is: Ten Thousand dollars d..
Evided into one hundred shares of the par
tvalue OF one hundred dollars each, :~'
i Fourth .A
The names and residence of the share;
by each of them are as follows: '"i
Adam Name 2. ,,.tor 7 7.s;ss = T.. .o+. sSsrs s
Joseph H. Lefor, Dickinson, N.:Dakota. o.
Fifth
The period at which this. cqrperation,
\ shal business Shall; be the.
\ date of the issuance n delivery of its.
4 charter in 1915 and it shall terminate,
Twenty-Five years from date of It's
In Witness Whereof, We have here.
unto set our hands and seals. each forsy
himself, his 9th day of March, "A. D. 1916;
ADAM A. LEFOR, (SeaD,
i FRANK F. LEFOR, (SealD,
! JOSEPH H. LEFoR, (SeaE..
! State of North Dakota, }
County of Stark,
On this 9th day of March, 1915, before
me personally appeared. Adam A. LefoF,
Frank F. Lefor and Joseph H. I4efor,
known to me to be the persons who are :.
described in and who, executed the fore., A
going certificate Of organization, and
they and each Of them acknowledged to
me that they executed the same.
(SeaD L. A. SIMPSON,
Notary Public.
My commission expires June s, 1917.
10-30-4t
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SHERJFE,S SAL

o''enIFfS SALE
Stark, IS. In 1'G nis DAKOTA. County of
diciai District. oourt' Ienth Ju-
q. A. Davis and J. w
RoWen, co-partners doinr
BUSINESS under the firm
name and style of Davis
robert O'Connor,
Defendant.
sherit's Sale.
Court in and for the County of Stark
nnd State rendo of North nth Rakota upon a j4dg-
tice Court of A. p. Folsom, a Justice of |
the Peace within and for Stark county, |
North Dakota. IN the 18th day of Sep
in H. A. Davis and J. w. Bowen, CO.
partners doing business under the firm
name and style of Davis & Bowen. were
fendant, in favor of said Plaintiffs and
against said Defendant in the sum Of \
One H9ndrcd Ninety-four and two one;
Judgment was duly transcribed and |
dockcted in the office of the clerk of /
the District Court Of said Stark County
Sh che said ai5n c aas I'll oS was directed "a; ID n and
delivered to me as sheriff in and for said
County of Stark, I have levied upon
sal said De pefe e1snti '' fIebe afo o' 'cesas5f IN a Ind
to the following described real property,
,rto-wit: Northeast Quarter (neA) of
Section Eighteen qS), Township One
Hundred Thirty-eight Q38) North, Range |
Ninety-nine (99) West, 5th P. M, Stark |
County, North Dakota.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That !,
the undersigned. sheriff as aforesaid, |
will sell the above described real prop
erty to the highest bidder for cash at |
public auction at the front door Of the
Court House in the City of Dickinson,
in the County of Stark and State of
North Dakota, on Monday. the 18th day |
of November, A. D.. 1915. at 2 o'clock
execution, together with the interest
and costs thereon.
Dated this 21st day Of October, A. D. |
1915,
Sheriff of Stark County. North Dakota.
Murtha G. Sturgeon,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs, n o, c.
Dickinson, N. D. 1o-@o-o'
The Dickinson press., 1915-11-20
-1,oT,cE For PUBLICATION


-. 'D De Gfriee at bickinsons North Da-
'> feae OCTOBER !e6s sI sth; III rl1sa that HuDertus
T YAM %Se, on 1l septesabsr 18th. 1914 l6a7 made sde
: Hze&;sstss9d G %at5Ss s aasetio No 5. 05 Feyss6 b3P
3Is s ais sa ~ 9a5Sed notice Of intention te ss.
%sSs o; E3asl il Piv shs gsf isn S'G ssey p e:
s ss;nsg Of the United States Lang oM oace
at es'E Dickinson; Mort, a Rekota' o" no ''''
EEtaaran nsiniu Petrus Clarys, Of South n
:a4e sSsnS North P s1asas 6 ShFisti:n d aelha 81
South f1eart south Heart, North Dakota
s s!Ien Van Eick Of Dickinson North La
Kota- -. w p. DICKSON,
y, Register
The Dickinson press., 1915-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES

CITATION HEARING PETITION FOB
"'To'"'mENT OF AOMINisTRA.
Tor.
State of North Dakota. Count, Gu
n County Court, Before Ho Oh stark;
ba In thf Matte. of the Estate of Villa
Perle T. Greenwood.
All persons interested
m the Estate of villa
Eagle, Deceased.
respondents.
Citation Hearing Petition II,
.h The State Of North OF D Aff%f,"'strater
s sDove in NAMED Respondents and ali , ene
Dazzle '' pecsa ed in the Estate Of Via
You; and each Of you. are beroh
t ttd that perle i: reenwoo odref fSe mott na-
petition r nerein: has filed in this co pEt
fh5tr rat upon the 'e estate OF ds adW Wi'
and ai't STATS ltee Of Of the County of Bi1I INKS
bS granted to Perle T. Da Grsa; deceased.
d dhrt the said petition will 'bbe be Sear a. and
u urdz e0tfhs a e1tb by CHS Court on s aao
that that day. At the Court she Ro arasrn 10 Of
the Git" of IA" Dic IkGnnty Court House, in
and and %ate of North Dakota. and 0. ar
be and ann oi you; are hereby cited to-
time or-I DSiolc lnlS Court Mt cold /
tition IN I'M pace. and answer said nau
not be- enc s,r prayer of said petition sho,Iij
fcoon by the Court:
"ea' .FRED MAsER.
w; F. Burnett tttsdse of the County Court,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Dlcklnso1. N. D..
,s1 H5a'eo the goth day of October. A. y
HI. LET the service of the above c;+.-
son PPq ress oy Publication in the DickiSS
(SeaD r
Il-6-3t Judge of the Counts Gc,,,+
The Dickinson press., 1915-11-20

SUMMONS
20" )ss. Tenth judi
County Of Stark. ciai D'str'c1
Trsd L. pickinsPPnG a,ntiff.
Charles vhden and vii.
liam II. Hoyt and az |
other persons unknown I
claiming any estate on
interest in or lien OF
,encunbrance upon, inc
ynroperty described IN
.phe complaint and their
unknown heirs.
Summons.
r,,o State of North Dakola ~
above nalni harehv summoned to answer
ny ao GSomplaint in the above o smtisle 81 he y
ton, WHICH is filed IN cou rde Of 9th the Tenth
Clerk Of The nist1 Rlftri iH and for the County
Jud Hi al and an State of North Dakota a INC
to to serve a copy of you su aaeMSe at his
office in wit RlGh'"tthHi thirty days after the
Service Of this a um NJ aac% Sps Service ice and
elusive = vour failure to appear 90
in case ;"dsment viii be taken agaate :,
an n Wv default for the relief oen'an"e~ 4
the 6a GSmP 6etobor %, 1915. SIMPSON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dickinson, N. 1
TO the w,n ao please take notice that t t
oonnlaint in the above ace ~ said Gnu
in the office OF obi ent Of this action is
and thai i+i Inc to- the southeast quart
e eseM, q q s Sc s}arh 10; cou IN n yo* NoTtRb 5 3
ykota~ L.. A.. SIMPSON.
Plaintiffs Att0Fne
The Dickinson press., 1915-11-20
1O-16-6t

Money always ON hand for farm
saana. No delay. Call and see Mer-
cSamts Loan & Securities CO. at Mer-
ehamts National Bank, Dickinson,
edv. 11-L0-I-
TunavAL AND ALFRED ANDERSON
Fayette, North Dakota
Ranpe head of Deer and Charlie BOP
$500 Horses branded E5g
en 1eft thigh and TN On on
tight ShoqldSE. AZ -
g $40 ula
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
LOGAN ndURMURs.

Mr.. John Gunderson, cashier of the
First State Bank of Logan, is registered
at the Hotel Metropole. Mr.. Gunderson
comes to us from Drake, where he en-
joys fine reputation for business acu-
men and unfailing courtesy and Logan
extends Welcome sincere
We understand that the school board
Oliver Saugstad and D. J. Maloney, af-
ter due and careful deliberation, have
decided that the interests Of the tax
payers generally will best be served by
appealing the recent decision calling for
the erection of a new building in the
northwest corner of the Bell district.
School was resumed on Monday and
the attendance of young hopefulS is
promising. Mr.. Geo. Bridges has charge
of the advanced grades, Miss Reishus
the primary, at Logan. School No. 2,
with Miss Maloney in charge, and Mrs.
Wilson will afford pupils at school No 3
the manifold benefits of wide knowl-
edge, tempered by many years eXper-
fence in training youths responsive
mind.
Rev. Reynolds conducted service at
the High School last Sabbath afternoon
and will preach on Sunday, Sept. 10, at
o'clock.
Mrs ]. J. Brady enjoyed pleasant
vacation with relatives and friends Deer
ing ways during the past week,
The Indictment weather has delayed
the threshing of the Wondrous crops
mont Cook, of Oak Grove Farm, reports,
tluthfully, Al bush els Of Marquis wheat
Fred Whitman, an average of 35 bushels
and there is so much remaining in shock,
which will arouse envy in the minds or
those who reside in less favored spots.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23

which took about rs per cent Of the
output, must be- content with what
stock is on hand now. This country
uses 80 per cent of all the perfect
stones mined. Fortunately there
were more diamonds in stock on Au-
gust 1 than at any other time for
years. This condition was brought
about because the New York import
ers had purchased more diamonds
than usual, to have them reach this
country before the extra 10 per cent
duty levied by the last congress,
should become operative.
Should the diamond syndicate at
London desire to dispose of their un-
cut diamonds, there would be no one
to cut them but the American cutters,
and the American cutters number but
per cent of the total men engaged
in this profession.
eve all know the fate of Antwerp
where more diamonds have been cut
than at any other point in the world
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
Curling Association
Will Build.
THREE LOTS BOUGHT AND A
BUILDING 124x19O BEING BUILT
FOR CURLING AND SIX ATING.

The Minot Curling and Skating AS
ISOLATION bought the three Auslander
lots at the old tennis grounds, Fourth
avenue S. f. and have already started
the construction of an immense SUBJ
stantial frame building, 124x190 feet.
There will be four sheets of curl
ing ice, an immense skating rink, q
warming room, and a room for spec
tators. The value of the entire prop
erty will be fully $1,000.
The Minot Curling and Skating AS
sociation was recently organized with
a capital Of $4,000. Already $4,000
worth of stock has been subscribed,
the shares being $25 each. The fol-
lowing are the directors: A. A. Rob-
inson, A. J. MCDANIEL, r. j. Piper,
George Mcclure, L. H. Kermott, J. r.
Pence, A. D. MCDANIEL, J. C. Small
wood and M. R. Porter.
The officers are: A. A. Robinson,
president; A. J. MCDANIEL, vice pre-
sident; R. J. Piper, secretary, and L.
II. Kermott, treasurer.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
War Sends Prices of
Diamonds Soaring
DIAMOND IMPORTERS THINK
COST WILL BECOME PROHIBI-
TIVE BEFORE END OF WAR.

Diamond prices are soaring rapid
", and by the time the supply in the
United States is exhausted the cost
Of stone will be prohibitive. Dia-
mond operations ceased in South Afri-
ca and the selling Offices in London
were closed Immediately on the out
break of the war over there. This
was done primarily to prevent an
overstock being thrown on the market
just as the New York exchange was
closed, but unlike the latter, so far as
re-opening is concerned, the war must
cease before mining operations are
again resumed.
"This means that the United States
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23

We all are aware also that Holland
has called the men Of that country to
arms to maintain her neutrality. This
closed the Amsterdam plants. And
so today there is no diamond cutting
anywhere in Europe.
at is a foregone conclusion that the
supply in America will have been ex-
hausted before mining is resumed
again, and so great will be the de-
mand for stones, that the supply will
not be equal to the demand for years.
The end of the European war will see
diamond mining and cutting resumed
not before"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
Officials Have Caught Girl of Mystery


Ruth Erickson, aged % years, the
daughter of prominent farmer liv-
ing near Grand Forks, is held in the
county Jail charged with petit larceny.
It is believed that Miss Erickson is
the one who has been causing the Of
fetal no end of trouble for two years.
A carpenter who was working at the
Erickson farm charged the girl with
opening his tool chest and stealing
$50 worth of tools. 1t is believed that
this is the young woman who has been
cutting down telephone poles and
sending the officials letters, defying
! them to arrest her.
Sheriff Turner received the follow
ing letter, believed to have been writ
ten by the girl:
Sept. ~, 1915.
"My dear sweetheart Turner, | am
not afraid of you any way, don't you
see ! will never stop what ! am doing
unless get one year in the state Jail
at Bismarck, it's true what I say to
doing today come out and get me
again sweet heart next time will
say yes for sure why I am doing this
was q little stubborn last time amt
you afraid of me Turner I always
carry a revolver for I do so much
meannness that I am afraid Of being
caught if anybody would try catching
me in the woods. I would honestly
shoot them so I want you next time
to look out I look innocent like child
but | amt If you will promise me
that you will give me one year in Bis
mack Jail I will own up to I feel o. k.
hone these few lines will reach you.
I am going to poison cattle
Ruth Erickson.
Would Use Poison.
Sept. IA, 1915.
| Well Mr. Turner here ] am again as
well as ever how are you now anyway
am just feeling fine hope these few
lires will reach you with bad cold
my name is Ruth Emily Erickson age
% years never have been married and
never will be unless I get you sweet
heart when is your wife going to die
maybe | better poison her to do yor
think honey.
In other letters she addressed Sher.
if Turner in affectionate terms anc
refers to ex-Sheriff Jos. Z. Benson
who was in Office when the Erickson
case first developed, in the same way
In one letter, she wanted to know
when she could marry Mr.. Benson
She told Sheriff Turner that she liket
him, too, but he chad mustache
which she simply" could not stand.
Several times Ruth Erickson ha!
told the county officials that she woul'
| like to go to prison, and, in one Letter
published above, the writer, whoeve
she is, agrees to admit everything Of
promise of year in prison.
When before the county official:
last week, she told the authorities tina
) she wanted to visit Rockford, ILL.,, he
old home.
She was arrested recently charged
with insanity, but was found sane.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23
Miss Anna Ma rfin sister of Mrs r T

Miss Anna Martin, sister of Mrs. E. D.
Kelley, threshed $3.50 bushels of Mar
quis wheat from a quarter section of
land northeast of this city this week,
the wheat weighing 62 IL pounds per
bushel. This is an average of 81 IL
bushels per acre. At the present mar
ket price, "a cents, the yield will bring
gross income of $4,242.
A. A. Robinson, who owns farm this
side of Surrey, threshed Marquis wheat
this afternoon that averaged 80 bushels
per acre, weighing 81 IA pounds. The
wheat was threshed at the rate of Z IL
save all of this yield for seed. Wheat
is much heavier than last year, many
yields weighing around SIS pounds as
Altho we have had favorable week
for threshing so far, but small hole
has been made in the work.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-23

OSCAR LARSON,
Light Heavyweight of Sweden, who
is making his home in this city. He
weighs ITO pounds and in 1914 defeat
ed Carl Matson, Johnnie Albrecht,
Chris Peterson and Carl Busch.
He will meet Sam Peterson, who
comes from Jackson, Mich. Peterson
weighs 100 pounds. He recently de-
feated Elwood House of Plentywood
Mont, and wrestled draw with Thee
Peters Of Minneapolis.
This will be a good, clean contest,
winner to take entire proceeds.