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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-09
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CAFETERIA is OPEN
BEAUTIFUL PLACE THROWN
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FRIDAY
EVENING-A CREDIT TO MI
NOT.

The P. & l.. Cafeteria de Luxe, in
the new Rode block, was thrown open
to the public for their inspection Fri
day night. Hundreds visited the
beautiful place and were served with
grape juice punch, labeled "Sham-
pain a la Bryan" Each woman was
presented beautiful gladiolia, hun
dreds of the pretty flowers standing
in huge urns.
The new Cafe is one of the finest
this side Of the Twin Cities and the
equipment cost the proprietors, Phil
lips & LOOMS, something like $1O,-
600.
The place has seating capacity of
hundred. The tables have Sinoi
glass tops and the counters are all
done in Corara glass. The interior is
finished in white enamel and the
whole place looks neat and sanitary
Beautiful mirrors adorn the walls.
The dishes are all of the very best
and the silverware high priced.
The equipment for the kitchen is
perfect. Home baking will be done.
The vegetables are all steamed and
the coffee is made by the triculator
system, the same as on dining cars.
This takes all of the fat from the
coffee grounds. The water cooler is
the latest. No ice is allowed to touch
the water, but is cooled by running
thru a rs foot coil surrounded by ice.
Tray slides, the first of the kind used
in the United States, have been in
stalled. A clock work system for boil
ing eggs has been installed. The place
is equipped with an ice cooler for milk
and cream, a long steaming table, ice
cream and buttermilk cooler and ev-
erything imaginable to make the place
complete. The place is provided with
wash and toilet rooms.
There is plenty of capable and &C
commodating walters and mattresses,
all of whom are attired in white uni
forms.
The manager is J. L. Bell, who was
formerly with Child's restaurant in
Minneapolis. The chef is B. F: Price,
formerly with the Hotel Dykeman,
Minneapolis. The first weeks bust
ness has been excellent and the sue
cess of the new Cafeteria is assured.
Mr.. Phillips is preparing to open a
jewelry store and pawn brokers shop
next door and will install six bowling
allies in the basement.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-09

Samuel O'Dell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George O'Dell, prominent farmers
living north of the city, died recently
and the funeral was held Thursday
1t seems the young man had been OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis early this
spring and upon recovery had en-
gagged in farm work, doing the heav-
lest kind of labor in haying and har-
vesting, and his death is no doubt at
tributable to his labor having affected
his physical condition in such man.
ner as to cause death.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-09

There is an excellent opportunity
just now for young ladies to work for
their board and attend school. Many
are doing this and they are to be
commended for having the good sense
in desiring to pay their own way rath-
er than to have their parents, who, in
many instances are not really able
to afford the expense of paying their
board for them. Many of our most
worthy citizens secured an education,
supporting themselves by working for
their board and keep.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-09

One of the elevators of Ryder,
known as the Atlantic, burned to the
ground and new one is built to re-
place the burned structure. The con-
tract calls for the completion Of the
new building in time to care for this
seasons crop. The elevator had been
purchased only last month by Messrs.
Aafedt, Dickinson and Miller, three
of Ryder's most prominent citizens.
j. H. Billion, one of Ryder's leading
merchants, lost $4,000 worth of mer-
chandise, which had been stored in
the burned structure. The loss on
the elevator was covered by insurance
but Mr.. Billions loss was entire.
: Mrs. John H. Lewis returned the
first Of the week from her old home
in Boston, Mass, where she had been
called three weeks ago by the sudden
death of her father.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-09
Pitchfork Tine Through Eye.

G. L. Cooper, a Deering farmer
while attempting to crawl up into a
load of bundles Saturday, pushed one
of his eyes right against a pitchfork
tine, the sharp object going COM
pletely through the eye. The man
was brought to the city right away,
where a specialist reports that the
sight will be saved, although the in
Jury is exceedingly painful.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-09
Teachers Passed Examination,

Of the 106 applicants for teachers
certificates at the examination for
teachers held in this city August IL,
the following were the only ones sue
cessfully passing the requirements de-
handed for certificate:
Nellie Henninger, Denbeigh.
Lois Farr, Aurelia.
Edna Brown, Epping.
John P. Minor, Kenmare.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-09
Harold Francis, Minot.
Joy A. Clark, Ryder.

Harold Francis, Minot.
Joy A. Clark, Ryder.
Dorothy Darling, Berthold.
Floy Hartzell, Berthold.
Lee F. c. Patton, Minot.
Norma Leavitt, Mohall.
Margaret Hartigan, Minot.
Ethel Hungate, Ryder.
Selma, Fedje, Makoti
Charlotte Fairies, Tarsus.
Olga Lee, Kenmare.
Esther Conley, Minot
Mrs. Edna B. Wilson, Minot.
Rose Mcdonnell, Deering.
Minnie A. Alters, Tagus.
Juanita Mccormack, Minot.
Minnie Cole, Glenburn.
Gladys Russell, Minot.
Ethel Jewell, Carpio.
Eta Pendleton, Epping
Annie L. Peck, brady.
Belle Elton, Deering.
Gail Whitfield, Minot.
Alice Gunderson, Benedict.
Eta Cornelisson, Glenwood CITY
Wis.
j. P. Berghaven, Bottineau.
John A. Christensen, Shafer.
Grace M. Spacht, Norwich
Florence Hall, Kenmare.
Vera f. Bennett, Deering.
Willis C. Fuller, Deering.
Mrs. Charles Turner, McClusky.
Mrs. Mildred Martin, Sawyer.
Mabel Wang, Grelland.
Marguerite M. Christensen, Flaxton
The following were granted certif
Gates because of having completed
The specified work in higher institu
ions Of learning:
Stella Amundson, Menominee, Wis
Sarah Lawrey, Donnybrook.
H. E. West, Lone Tree.
Samuel w. H. Shuss, Sawyer.
Ethel Swenson, Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-09

Rev. Guy P. Fudge, pastor of the
Baptist church of this city, has tend
cred his resignation to take effect at
the pleasure Of his congregation. Rev.
Fud &c is very popular in the religious
circles of the city, and many express
sions of regret are heard among the
members Of his congregation upon
learning of his determination to sever
his connection with the church here.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-09
To Sell FOrds Like Bananas.

Charles w. Moore says: "The re-
port that the 1916 Fords are all pain
ted yellow, so that they can be sold
in punches like bananas, is without
foundation, although we expect to see
Fords the coming season more plenti-
full than bananas around the stem Of
the plant"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-09

Mrs. Shirley Field, of Des Laos, who
for several weeks has been seriously
ill at St. Joseph's hospital, has so far
recovered that it is hoped she may be
able to return home the latter part of
this week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-09

The little four day old baby daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. VAIL living
at APO Third Avenue N. w., was bur-
led Thursday. The interment being
private.
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9d~arle 1iamaaten.
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The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
Cosmoli-YaudeHille.

A flash of the old fire and the
creepy thrill that followed he's exci:.-
matiun, Il had to do 1t. : i'll the cli-
max OF The Reckoning Day at the
Cosmc; Thsater this week proolain,s
that it is Eugenie Blair. the emo
tional a-ress. who has the power L"
dignity the simple story into tense.
thrilling playlet. The Reck"nihs
Day deals in way with hcbitues
of the underworld and with the Ides-
peration of an erring mother VINO
finds her innocent daughter being
dragged over the road that led to her
own ruin
The remainder of tie DIli furnishes
excellent balanc= - the tragic
headline attraction. The Frayres, II
European surprise act, presents son.e
remarkable athletic "on:ortI"n WORK
and a pleasing effect "f song Win
handsome scenic setting. living Rcth.
tn, character actor, had his audience
laughing all the time with his quaint
Italian dialect anecdotes and songs,
and Ferber. Meyers and company, in
My Angel Wife," presented an anus
insI little sketch with some unusually
good song interpretations. Charles
ard Alice Miskell blending OF the hu-
man voice and the French horn and
the coruet Is novel and pleasing and
Bigelow. Campbell and Rayden. the
famous cabaret trio OF the College
Inn. New York. have "a rousing and
amusing offering of all new songs.
The Hearst-Seli2 news pictures and
othev photoplay features form the
added attractions
Euyeuic Blair and her tense play
lei will head the new bill which will
be- presented the last half of the
week beginning Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
Guyety-.Ncw Bon Tons"

The New Bon Tons are entertaining
this week at the Gaycty. and they arc
rs lively bunch OF girls that have
put in an appearance this year Cop
per at a. * the title of the conglomera-
tinu OF good burlesque tina; supplies en-
cusr for this very good company 10
please an unusually large audience That
49, on hand to witness their latest out
put. 1t il new in MANY respects. as ad-
v,.rtised," and that in itself is very
pleasant feature.
Bert Baker and Leo Hoyt. are part
nars in crime" and the big scream OF the
show, while Babe La Tour OF the whiri-
wind class has the prin"iTal feminine
role. supplying all the necessities OF
beauty and voice for a suitable burlesquc
leader. The rest of the characters are
in tried hands and the Seatholdcrs SEEM
ed glad to see them again this year.
The Bon Ton chorus is big element
of satisfaction in the entertainment. well
selected. and containing girls OF various
architectural proportions-big ones ano
little cnes-cnough to please the different
tastes. and they all work well in happy
activity.
The musical numbers are noteworthy
tuneful and catchy and the ensembles
brought out much applause. The vaude-
willie numbers are unique. with Ford
The Washington herald., 1915-10-12
RUSS OFFICIALS SHOT
IN MOSCOW RIOTING
German News Agency Reports Rev.
olutionary Activities Through
out Empire.

Berlin Thy wireless via Sayville), Oct
n.-Serious revolutionary disturbances
have occurred at many places through
out Russia. according to the Overseas
News agency. Street fighting between
the police and the revolutionary element
has taken place at Petrograd. Moscow,
Odessa, kharkov and Rostov on the Don.
1T now transpires,' says the Overseas
Agency that on september p the peo-
pl" built barricades near the Pushkin
Monument in Moscow. Twenty-Five
policemen amd eight high officials We're
wounded. Three civilians We're killed
AMI twelve wounded. Among the dead
MS :, stdd"nt whose corpse was left all
i'm; in the street. The students at the
university protested against their fel-
lows death by demonstrations and
w:-aths with revolutionary inscriptions
u tn. funeral The president of the
Mus"ow / University was asked for an
"N,.ihItion Of the students death by
tin minister Of education. but il has been
W.:Ih. III - the censor.
'',th"r street fights 1lo reported from
-. Pct, rSht!rG ,PCtrogradD. KharkOv
i.,st"' "n the Don and Odessa. Every
',i':" SrLnu riots have been turned into
serious rrvublcs.''