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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03
NOTICE TO CREDTTOES

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03
NOTICE TO CREDIT0Rs

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FOR RENT

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FOR SALE
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= cG0FES- Fa1-z ass In
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MzE1rs Ssa--4 CEra--z1e SsE-l- -zrztl-I-ass zrss
zEz< NE--zIlze Sczs-- C1Ez- A-Clg
W-EEaN z CAN'T
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~ A=-r-eT s-r Cwrsr-
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III ze 1r=z ~ z-E &zx-9 ~1.a-sEr ssz- ~ ze-x1
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Colts and Cows
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So CD = E-FE=AL
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Childs & Freeman
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03
Pasture al Bay Ridge fox Hsrses,
Colts and Cows

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- CD l. E-EE=4N
zzE= 20 80 CEv-
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Childs & Freeman
Electrical Contractors

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FOR SALE

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Ez- - @rS- ~ Az @z-T ~.1-zE- Ssiz- III Ee-x1-
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Czzrs &C CaZ1ssrz1- a-az U.s,Esaz-er.
A--at1glll sl1Es G2c-aaFss Is
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03
FOR SALE

AT EkSTPOzT-E ECESES ssrzzacss -u s1H
So ra-E -.s-Il-- z-sztz z.-lzU-E =-Er.-4--1-
CO 5E-z G-s=sS- pr Ez-1 c@.E-&
PROPERTY On ST JOINS ST. Era a
S-rrzxe -E -. s==c r-z-zzzz-E 1ss-E zz S.Irr- Ike
Mzs---e S-r--A [ErC-z1e S-H-lse- ~sSr-tEsrEs EraS
lz-zx -E--zEzE S.le1 C1Ez- A1rT
VILLAIN z CAN'T
WZS1N G. EsT--
~ A-r-sr SIT C-ursr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

- A. - Isis Fzarzlazs Ea
s.srzF-s .zss Ms-=
THTR>BtY. I'M = 1914
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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AEESE E1[E.gTS AEsZ-Cz-8 - -. = -
wTWwS--N f-ty-T rsT ZE2 - -
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03
Evening Capital.

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ttEx EsEtzA AE5JTT 1AEE Lss1z ElzE-r
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

E-g1z SEM sr-ry sr-if II EzLEaG 50 Czrz
s. El-r-Isitsrzzsr -l-E E-ss- EsE=-1
sserk t-rf'F c. - 81 err-V-rE = <szEr1tt- E,t1sr
Earz1ars- .Er ar Ea41ise z 1r-sr-re Egzzssfz1s
81 81 z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

KATIE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-06-03

-1E EEE1gT-AFAET1EE2gT Escr E1Er.r asz-
El- 5E--zr-r seru-t1z f-es- trr -Hi.lrl-1 1l.sss
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-01-21

Mr.. John Smoker, the genial hotel
keeper, has recently added to his a.
ready fine equipment by supplying
several of his rooms with baths. Mr..
Smucker is determined to run an up
to-date place. The baths were pur-
chased thru Mr.. A. D. Mills.
Mrs. Joseph Moritz has been stay
ing with her children in Surrey while
her daughter, Miss Orpha Frank, was
attending to the duties of her sister,
Nellie, while the latter was sick.
Mr.. Ray Dierdorff, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. T. Dierdorf, and one Of Sur
rey's most popular young men, depart
ed Thursday for his farm in Montana.
On his way out he expects to stop of
at Havre, where he will visit his sis
ter, Miss Elva Dierdorff, who is now
teaching in the Havre schools. Ray
expects to be gone until about August.
He will be missed at Surrey.
John Adams Taylor will appear as
the second number of our lecture
course on Monday, Feb. 9th. Mr..
Taylor will give his most popular lec-
ture here, "Mark Twain and Ameri-
can Humor."
The Sixth Grade of the Surrey
schools, assisted by Miss Hattie Per-
ry, entertained at the school house
last Wednesday evening. The evening
was spent in playing games and fine
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w. E. Krick, the Berthold publisher,
visited %ho o:%r, Mo~lo,x

w. E. Krick, the Berthold publisher,
visited the city Monday.
Ignatz Hauser, of Foxholm, brot his
daughter to the city Monday to have
some dental work done.
Mr.. Phillips, a prosperous Glenburn
farmer, has invested in thousand
dollar registered brood mare and a
registered stallion that cost $1400.
While attending the Mid-winter
Fair, call on w. 8. Shaw, Room 1,
Lee Block, if you wish to sell your
land. IT,
E L. Miller, who has farmed south
of the city for the past fourteen years,
was in the city Saturday and paid this
office pleasant visit.
While attending the Mid-winter
Fair, call on w. S. Shaw, Room l,
Lee Block, if you wish to sell your
land. IL"
While attending the Mid-winter
Fair, call on w. s. Shaw, Room l,
Lee Block, if you wish to sell your
land. IT,
The masquerade ball at the Masonic
Temple, to be given by the Eastern
Star Jan. 29, promises to be unusual
ly enjoyable.
Frank Andrews, of Kenmare, who
has been farming successfully in the
Kenmare district since 1901, visited
this Office Monday and ordered the In
dependent sent to him.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Roy Ringo are
spending few days in Chicago.
Julius Weinrebe, the furniture deal
err, has gone to Grand Rapids, Mich,
and Chicago, where he will buy stock
for his store. Mr.. Weinrebe makes
semi annual trips east and always
selects several car loads of the best
there is in furniture
The ice harvest began Monday. E..
D. Kelley has large force at work
putting up fine grade of ice nearly
three feet thick. There are more than
enough men for the work, in fact,
many laborers in the city are out of
employment. The railroads and dray
lines have laid off number of men.
Word was received from J. C.
Smallwood and J. S. Flatland, who
. are attending the Bonspiel at Duluth,
that they won two out of four games
at curling, in which they have already
participated. They played with two
F., Duluth players against another team.
They are expected to bring some new
ideas back with them.
A. S. Blakey, who sold his durg
store last week, after nearly 20 years
in business in this city, will leave next
month for his old home in England,
where he has not been in thirty years,
since locating in this country. A
brother and a sister and other rela-
tives live there.
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LOCAL NEWS
Due bills from SmallwO0d Grocery
Co. accepted same as cash by the
Grow Clothing Co.

Due bills from Smallw0od Grocery
Co. accepted same as cash by the
Grow Clothing Co.
A. P. Blonde, of Devils Lake, was
in the city Monday transacting bust
ness and teaching his friends the
"Barnyard Tango"
The Burt Township Farmers club
will give a dance at the brady hall
Friday night, Jan. 20. Everybody in
vited. Good music.
Chas. J. Plat, one of the bonanza
farmers from near brady, is visiting
with his mother and other relatives
back in the Buckeye state.
J. W. Hewitt of North Prairie, an
old subscriber of the Independent, call
ed at the Office Saturday. He says he
has 235 acres of rye in the ground in
anticipation Of good prices next sea-
son.
Senator Bond of Minot was given
the following assignment of commit
tees at Bismarck: Chairman of the
committee on apportionment, military
affairs, 2; state affairs, public lands,
cities and municipal corporations,
rules, highways, bridges and ferries,
irrigation and drainage.
N. H. johnson, father of liver John
son, cashier at the 500, is here from
his Foxholm farm doing duty on the
jury in county court. Mr.. Johnson
tells us that his 14-year-old son broke
his leg above the ankle this week
while coasting down hill at the Gen.
trail school near Foxholm.
A we'll known farmer from north of
the city was taken in tow by the po-
lice the other night and taken to the
city Jail. They had been on the look
out for a party charged with fractur-
ing the prohibition law. When expla-
nations were made, the farmer was
given his freedom and apologies offer
ed. he enjoyed the joke.
The Independent received an unusu-
ally interesting calendar from the Ii
oga Commercial Club, showing numer-
Gus views of the busy little city of
Tioga where N. w. Simon and other
hustlers live and thrive. Tioga is To-
Gated in one of the richest diversified
sections of the state.
Jacob Fuches, prosperous Fox
holm farmer, visited Minot Monday
Mr.. Fuches has we'll on his farm 234
feet deep, which with the pump and
windmill, cost $500. Mr.. Fuches also
conducts a thriving store in the St
Mary's district.
Cost of living is mighty high
Trusts are busted-wink your eye
But why worry-health have we
Trusts can't beat Rocky Mountain Tea
Mccoy Drug Co.
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lunch was served by the pupils in
charge. The guests included several
from the fourth and fifth grades, Miss
Norma Young, Marius Burns, Jacob
Withers and Professors Shorb and
Huston. A fine time was had by oil
present.
Mrs. Delos Brey entertained COM
pany Of young ladies at her home last
to her sister, Miss Gladys Miller, who
is staying with Mrs. Brey at present.
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FOR SALE-New 8, 4 and 5-room
houses on easy terms or will rent.
Address Frank Eicher, 210 3rd St.
s. E., Phone 40 Blue. 1-21-t5s
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GIRL ,roforcd': neat. to do plain sewing. The
New En-laGd Cleaning House. 2ol4 Florida
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The Toronto, Goth & P SITS. NV.
OverIOokinS
n--nrk %~r1A

OVERLOOKING
Dupont Circle.
Handsome T.
story nreproof
a p q r t m ent
nouse: eve r 3
20 n venience;
.wo elevators;
private tele-
phones; excel
lent C a I e ;
lpa r t ments
may be rent
d furnis h Q d
II desired. 2
70 o m Q and
b q t b to 7
70 O m 4 and
hath. $50 to
$50 a month.
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AGENTS-1oGGo selling Mean pipe: only pipe
of its kind In the world; novelty alone sells it;
bottom pushes up to feed lob. no: keeps IRE
exposed to air smoke cool: retaiis zoe: agent
sample. 25c postpaid. kean Pipe Co., Dept j,
Harvard Ill.
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BIG TEXTILE MILLS will employ everywhere
reliable people to take orders for dress fab
RIGS. hosiery. underwear, sweaters, waists
and skirts from samples factory prices spare
making $50 weekly. Steadfast Mills.
le,,f III
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MALE AND FEMALE.

SALESPEOPLE for our shoe de
partnent; must be capable and
experienced. Apply to Superin-
tendent, s. Kann, Sons & Co.
before 90 am.
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FUR WORKERS

GfRL-To pack tea and coffee Apply sos 10th
st NV.
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EARN 500 weekly managing clean, legitimate
mail order business; furnish everything
right party need not worry about capital
splendid chance for intelligent, employed per-
son TO control independent business profit
sharing basis. beginning in spare time, even
ings at home. Particulars free. Opportun-
Ties Exchange, Buffalo, y. y.
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All = ST. N.W.-Two APIS. RMS. AND
bath. yard. coal and gas ranges: and
bath. poich in fine condition: rent as low a
$50 and SIS. w. +. NASH. 10 VI St
FINEST. LARGEST, ALL OUTSIDE 4-ROoM
apartment i'll city: hot water heat: hot water.
rear porch southern exposure; well kept halls:
invite inspection. L.
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THE RIGGS 1909 18th, DR., Be-. $29. so
1912 18th. rooms. bath and porch. 49,. So. 90
1865 ne, rooms and bath. ......... $50
933 G NV, roonis and ba til ....-.... g. so
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WANTED-HELP.
AGENTS (Continued)
A MIRACLE,

We have preparation that will abso-
lutely keep steam and frost from windows,
mirrors and eyeglasses; leaves no dust or
dirt: wanted all stores. offices. doctors dem
fists. opticians etc; almost every call sells;
$50 to $50 weekly easily. Vivace Co., Dept
o. 3117 Broadway Chicago.
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Wanted: Thoroughly expert
enced tailors on wonen's coats.
Julius Gartinkle & Co.
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AGENTS 10 start at once TO sell our office and
home specially: write today for free booklet.
The Leslie CO.. 20 Copeland bldg, Rochester.
n. y.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-20
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-250 acres patented land schol land held under lease. Water rights date from 1879. 250 acres of above land under cultivation. 250 head of range cattle, with plenty of range for the stock, all within 10 miles of the home ranch. 15 head of work stock and saddle horses. hogs chickens and farm equipment all goes for $45.000. Can give terms on this ranch. For further information about this and other ranches see. Arizona Live Stock Com mission Co., S3 West Jefferson St, Phoenix. Arizona. Farmers, list your pasture with us. dd