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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26
sOuSerfrieSen in Sidt?

Cans f0n!fen 5nar Die Gulien oa5
Aenomnlieren nniler nod nldt lai-
fem, obcr es gebt bod EN- altsgeipro.
den peIIumiftIjnar Gou ourd Ole Pc.
peihen ais 9eter8burg. NeHn bic
rulIil9e Sferesleitltng In eIne1n Be-
rid)t lagt, ie Deiter lltun Die Ieut-
ihen iebt III ghiBlan0 einCringea
laIle, oelto Ieidteres 5Diel iDeroe
man lp0ter nit iAnaH baheiJ ODER
melgll iie tn eiilem auoereu 8erldt
bebntptet, lire Sieges8ltDeriidt let
nod ME 10 groB geIpeieA, nie geraoe
jebt, 70 DerlGngt ffe %nermutblih ielbit
miAt, oaB Dies er1nt geaomHen
arb. Sn ben beutigen ariegsmel-
anagen finoeu mir cine aHlpiellmg,
sic pieIEeiht noa nod gr0Berer @e.
0eutung 1T nls bic DuGtigeH 5dlas
ge. peEtbe bic perbifnoeteH aaiier-
relde gegcn Del w~aater0en milf.
Inen aoio5 fibrett Nie Hdmlid
aus petersburg teIegraphiert iptro,
at bet 0artige 49iuIlfg Srpuli0r
cia M~ilitaroraan, ueldcs etIge SIM.
lung nit benz ruliiihen felieralita6
fat, ldpn GUM 8peiten 0laie bittere
sgidge onraber aeillbrt, Dab oie 30.
lIertcn Alfn[aa0s 0em lesieren bic
pat3e 2nlt oes arieges ailigebir0et
hdfteu iulo noB bic gfalaaoer tia0
6rnysolen I'M Beiten nidfs tbdteu.
I'M MuBIono ST entlliIeH. Iniielhe
aeIte BON 0cu atalieuerm Die e6en.
ions niGt sorfDdrts famen
Gieie bittrrea @euerfnHgen mer-
Sen aud in Gem beutigen S~onoOaer
Weridt erfDa5nt. 9arais bari nialt
mobI ihlleben. 0aB bic engfiihe he.
aierlnaa linen erbeblfdle @eoeutiM9
bein1iBt Mic nett 0te ruia ihen 8gs
~ldIpcr0qn gerahtfertiat iinb un0 Do
sSraHfreiM. Sialien iu0 grglat0
Sen @oriptr oub lie Hidt geniig
'lh1feu, i'm natB[anD 81 beIien wirf.
lid per0ierer, bag m6aen Die per-
ehrteu aGiirten inter einnn0er aus.
ntad,eu. @oraMf es ms mtfcnlmt,
oas III bic Srage Oh bic rltiiiide ae-
aierlina IN Der per5ncifeEten gage,
III Der lie sd nHlfrIe5r beinIOet Is
|tadt aieIIejdBi oodj aerathcn fiu0en
pirp, eillen SOaiperfrieoeH pitt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26
Dc Maines.

Iee M0llles.
SER grna gaeaag, 1856 Neit
z. Ctr. iebt no6nAaft, hat mad pls
DOR bic &srtretuna Der sCmaba Sri.
baue9. g9ir bitten bic SeieE, IBui
@euigfeitcn ans Banlilienfreiien sn-
fOmmen Su laient and ipllettiFt
SEER yaeuIp bic abUnaemeRtssyf'
trage.
81 8iaterieH idjoB mai @einli@
iii einem 4uiaa plpglider @eites.
~umnadtung Der aigeiebeae @etreiOe;
handler Utiles goua8 5r. am Gons
neritag ouf Ieine Satin uuO rid
tatc Johann bic Waffe gegen iia
ielhlt. 5ein So0 trai nuF Ter 5teae
Elm, ma6relio Die 6raa 70 ldlDer
herlebt 1T. 0oB ibr a6lebeH itilno.
li9 ermartet miro.
Die 9oli3ei beidfaguo6mie i'm
9}ortb Metern @abn9of eilg @lenge
0aielbit berborgeH aebaltener 6la.
iGen ga9isfep. Ter Better foHite
jeOod uidt alshnoig geHfa1t mer.
ben.
1as .Gapitat" erfldrt bic Nc.
6eitsberbdltHiiie III ges Wtqines ua
rca nierrnl5 beiigr, als ieHt felt eiR
fif6rlnq Der Gr0hibitiou Sir prl
len 0as Nlott nidt brett Der Siigc
sciben, f0nnen a6er nid)t nllbia,
Ioicie 4euberuae ais ene bcDuBtc
u~aiuabrbeit Su darafterilirelG mel-
dc 0arnuf befedgnet it, Der gepolfe
runq onoerer Sta0te. III peldlen bic
D1uder germ e~benfalls 8robibition
einfiibren moaerb 5anD IN bic gluacn
All itreueit. Die llrunaiie Arbeiis
loIer in Der Sta0t mare je0enfals
Dem ghrei6er oes Artitels iebr
oanf6or, lBerln Ct hllaa 5teauig
Uerih1ffen foante.
6rau u. y. 9nfer, 1864 "a. 5ir.
ipohnbnit, erlitt 1T SaIeD, 500, mo
iie it6 NIT i9rer sfamilie 6eiudsba jail
Der 1ufhdlt uefihie0elle idiuere Yer
lesunaer, as 0as 9fero beg Big.
gus, ii BEN lie iid befanOetD ourds
ging.
auf ibrer 1iidfabrt bon Sort
Dodge mad Des Mloines gerietben
SER IND 5rml &orriion 6. Dom.
ming init i9reu autonlObil uo6e
9tHfenD 5rcItoe 9orntittag alli cine
l6le1te Steae IN Der &anoitrdbc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26

.tf8 6tiaib duf slot mata
ianneR4 4fi mlf. b.m hlfies
hfr eiaHas ffHe tNlEM@ iHo
eaniAttiae eimiefHHH has Nni.
Hltlna iein miro Ht bies niat Der
6da
MetrfHa bieiE bief 1oaf bfr
3luiil une ogs ggfaaHatts it iobicl
ansaeic.dHgies mo supouieea0e5
8ebcirH oab g idiuieria it, iih bsi
elmer paiirnbea 8eiareibiuu ofs
gaajeH aliJt hberihualialider aei.
iDorie 81 enthalien
les Bottles StimHe 1T @oiics
Gimme gabt uas biries cite
Mort oils Elm Aid5eidleu bet Der ae.
hnomg oea 9srAinites mb oes
llminuaas 0iries aeaaItiapn erioI.
aes amDcn0eu. Eia uerihie0enai
Iauienoe Der I~hsilHe6iHer ans alien
meHihlldea aalten auto alaiien -
outs allen Setenslteliinaen bacon
ibr im5peiieI5ait aIaubhQftes llrtbeil
barber ourdl tire init aniruhr'
u1Biger Sriiaaatiirme bei fat ie-
Der 9tummer oes 9roarainus ge.
fdllt.
SD, Elm beriieuer SIiager Der
boditen aler aillitg. tam 0esbalb
mir iDcnig einem ielden eiritimmis
gen llrtEeiI hln8niu9en. Der Be-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26
Sin. nn0 slusfaae.

2on0on bebauptet. Gdpeaen iper.
be arieg erfldrer. Saben bic eng.
ldn0er oas beim Gurhi hliiffeln Oer
idYpe0 Idlpn 8riefe erfaFran2
Ter grport algtertfanilder lono.
mirtAidaftli6 def Mai@iilen III beoeu-
tcno 8urHdgegangen. 1afir III Der
grport Der arteBsmaidinen aeitie
geI.
Nm 10. Stili 1870 begnan Der
aufitiee 9atidson0S unO Der SHE.
oergnn9 d~ranfreidls.
Ser glruoer 0es 3are1 brop6e3eit
ben Sieg Der 4Iliirfen. CT miiBte
nidJt Der ernoer oes 3aren ielI,
menn err aaDers reoete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26

Geutidlano ab5ui9IieBen. Sig BAT
iid] aiIer0ings perpflidJtet. 0as nidt
sm tbun, aber criteas mitr0e in Der
Stuaoe Der bitterea aotb feile Der
aaiirten Madte 8ogerlL iih ii6er ie-
nen &ertras binmeg3uiefen, Denn lie
oaril Die efn3tge Rettung erblidte,
lmo stpeiteis founta bic ntiiide Ee-
gierung galten0 MAIDEN, Dab Der
@crtrag min ua0 ui6ttg iei, ncd0en
5rntfrefd uno gugEaaO ibrerIeits
Die 9e0ingunaeiL utter 0eien 9lllBs
lamb ion eingeanngen lei, nRrlast
bditen. @ir bebalpten ~teinesgueg
oaB in abieb6arer 3eit eiR Son0er.
frieoen 5lpii4ea Geifidfano uHo
8uBian0 8nltanoe fofumen miro, al.
leiH mir glaaben bod 0aB Sic lima.
item %oautidlen nao oiterreidiidel
MafienerIolae EN- iothes GraigniB
In oen 92teiA Der M5elihteit az.
rildt BADEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26
annnfr 1fntfdlfr nfrhnftet.

Giepeiau0 81, 26. sSHli. 49, Sin
rs Sabre alter Ielitldlcr neiien 5ia.
me DoreatgalteH miro. puroe III Ser
bitlbuna init eiilem arlaebliGau Som
plutt Bic Aniaqeu Der ant Stecl &
Mire ST., scr geerieB 9lotor So,
ioluie Ser gsbite so. III bic Suft SIT
iprengen. netbalfef. Ger finge
0lafn iteat gfQrs In Ahre0c, uno
nnd cine 6altsilldJlna er9ab fem
q elpeisllaterlnI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26
Nmnigrs NnHmifn
Hbgr Das Cmaba SangfrIehl


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faea bfffneFs teEa #efls t1nl
b hfgcaneH bat efh Wetietft 'leul'
HaitaT tu etfH aaHaaH1anl Agh
Natiensmertfn aAsfia mahttAo htg
ann3eu 6ailihifllW ialan Haiaia Ht
nnb uermsiit uniaa 0lfnnt nae id
nets iaaiei s9Mae1r 8abeli Heeie
ID br3naiih lsingF niflieiiWeA BE-
Ieuocrm HuiIaliltfn Neiahlgtma
AA ~.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26

DER ROrrsftt. Dif 6ers
rem bonn Gtommtil9: .aeunn, bier
fsblt Elm Stubl!4
- 3ubisI btrIdngL. aral:
Das giertrinitn miFsn Gie uni6
allen llmItdnosn auFesbtnl
Mirt: absr. 6err Doctor, 0as
stbt bod ni9t. id lam bod meineH
@dlten nt9t nit Idlshtsm 4sifpisl
bOrdngebsnl
unttrfdGtt. Odter d.i.
nsn fu0ierenbsn Gobn gum trItsn
Mdl befudenb): Run seIteb einmal,
ipis longe tueipFt Oh bes QbsnOs9s I
Scbn: IBIS etfpo inn slfl"
Eater: rDa beibts abtr nptI:
Die Ausnabme beltdtigi Bic Reaei!g
Gohn (~astrdntt): aNusnahmensis
e tneips ih i~ibsrauupt nidtla
Ginfdrdntuna. @edtss
onpalt: SD b8reifs ui6t, iutt sic
f1 10 OIL IN btsA9 nuf ben GrFcIa
elmer oromctifHm aopitat irrtn
tDnnen.@
Resifsur; Sinh gil benn I'm.
msr I'm 9orous bss @twinnes In Il.
mem pon Semen ibsrnOmmeuen pros
5eFe fider, 3srr Suitiaratqs
Re6tsaHpaIi. rMtiass @tlpinnts
elsTbinse
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26

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nhe unoslsa 'u4 " up
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geaA pa1 s". ~ 80
panh ssR .meg ma. s.s.
s1nuu n'e wv 'l'sHl1s I'M. ~
sans ~ 9n.esn Oss 49,, ia H. T.
@leglsH' " pABm ,4ns'n
Ss'ssSn, uu ~. "
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ipat aup 9Allgs1ps" sguasi,' ,aa
sI @.m... ~. ,s WI ,'9 NJ a;is'
stH s
np; uIo lsln Saispu ga''a ~
0nalpetPsa oaS IIls'Hs N.sA5 gsg0.s
1m ausnO plslss es.s asRD
ols SWuls ns DUtl' ~0s aAH w
msi1os0DIl,sVst sa
gDe Sup0l gut III aae'sse' ~
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msIA 5uIlssn; NY NIB qs'fs'' pun
m'5 psgsh. Aplusi II. &.
DeI 9plllsVst luq wv Y -
9Ilg y lsl'lsm a''sA 9eui'Sl ulg lsp
net "aEp NY suag atg haao
= ~ pOnsh 'qA : Hst llyl1sie psl
sO.l''gsf s~~u'ua00s't's Jaq'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26

Rad pribnter 81 uammens
HsaunG Bat bic 8sp0litfung ben Bus
apeit infplge Der zeneruna BET VI
5rHsmitfsl monatIid nm 5 Milipntn
aronen mehr ausgaben. iDd6renb osr
srlten adt arisssmouats aifo 40 nil
li0nen aronen. De Wrsiie BON Aurs
ioffsln nn6 GENTLE itiegsn I'M 100
pro5.. BON GtlligsI Inn SO Wro5.,
bon AinoFIsfi6 i'm 140 Pros. bop
auIbfisii@ um 200 Pros. unb Dol
5aIpsinsflfiih nm 1870 Yro3. 9ol
grot TT blob I'm 10 PRO-. stiiisi
asI,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26
y~ltuiafeitcu aus 9Owa

Ger araftmagen iiberi6lng iih rno
5ran gomning. pelfe inter oen
@agell an liegen farg milroe 10
i6per Derlest 0aB tie mad einer
balben Stua0e ben @eilt ouigab.
Sbr @atte trug nebeft Dem 8rnfl
Oes Shluiielbaius nulere @%erleeuu.
gen oapon uno liegt in beiorgniB,
erregen0cm 3uitano i'm Mterce so.
Initial 0arnieoGr. Serr 7npning iii
8rdii0ent Der Golpaing Electrical
$50.
Ser 28ittlpe oes itaotlidlen Gener.
|lpebrmannes 5biDers. tnelder bel
einem 8euer ON ID. MdrB INNS Sc,
ben gefommen mar, tpnrbe cine Dos
AentIi6e eHtidd0igulta BON 1890
5nerfmut. 6rau Shiner berlonr
jeood nod aaber0em cine 8eniioa,
.pelte iie aber tnobI nidJt erbaltea
lpirn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26
aprt 9OOgs.

Gie friiber bier iDobnen5eL je0of
.fiir5li9 Ges Moites berSogcnen SEER
mo 6rnu Sorriion G Gomning bat,
ten ait 5reitag ouf Der tSahrt ndf
.QeS Utoine5 nabe Afifenp einan all.
.tontobil lDafaG. bei meld)em araii
Counting neH Loo fano. mobreuO
.i6r @oite ldgper uerIebt luliroc.
Aoolf BmoieiI mo G. Aill, ioIpie
.nod ueridieoeae nforre 8clttide
.moButeR Dem 5~digertelt in Omaha
Del.
Gle 9lalermciiter nno 8eforateure
.oes 5tnateS lDerOen bonn Is. bis 20.
9uguit III Sort Dodge tire Sabres
fonpention abbaIten. Dan erDartet
.etpa 400 Gelegnten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-26

sd iDer1r bicaeidt his sliin On.
be oes ariases Iii Deli Scr. Stdatetl
.bleibeH1 iaate 6er britiife yfuui.
.tionsogeit IBonlas. gaber iuig
lance e5 aua oallcra mag, e. fam
nur ein Gnbe geberr: 1eutidldnO
miB ufo pir0 unterLiegenl4 Damn
haben mir Den aerl 5~eitlebens auI
Dem @oliel
4uBlono bat nod feds W2iaio.
men Melerpen. Ga mer0en Die Gent.
.ihen nod cine Wieige @efnngmeu.
lager aHIegen mo il1gebeuer uieI
5nlettenpuI0er aAidaffen HlllIier.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25
THE irwin HOTEL
WILL Open DEC. |
kENMARE'S NEW HOTEL A MOD
Ell OF LUXURY AND COMFORT
~ STEAM HEATED ROOMS -
MODERN IN ALL APPOINT
MENTS.

The Irwin hotel of Kenmare will be
opened to the public on Wednesday
Dec. l. "Ted" Kahellek, for these
many years landlord of the Hotel Mar
tin, is the owner of the Irwin and will
be in active charge of the new hos
telry.
The new hotel has been erected d.
rectly opposite the Martin, location
much more convenient for travellers
arriving by rail. Kahellek for years
has been identified with the hotel bus
mess and the ideas and experience
gained thereby has served to guide
him in making the plans of the Irwin,
which is pronounced by many as the
most perfectly equipped and planned
hostelry west of the Twin Cities. 1t
has AZ rooms, all with lavatories sup
plying both hot and cold water, con-
siderable number with bathrooms in
connection. One feature in the equip
ment of these rooms which appeals to
guests is the lighting arrangement, a
light being installed at the head of
each bed, in addition to the main
lighting fixture suspended from the
center of each room. That no detail
affecting the convenience of the guest
might be lacking, there is light bulb
on either side Of the mirrors placed
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25
ACTION AGAINST ROSS
PUBLISHER DISMISSED,

The case against John Patterson,
publisher of the Ross News, charged
with assault with dangerous weapon,
was dismissed at Stanley Friday. The
victim, Leonard Ritterrath, testified
in favor of the defendant, admitting
that the trouble was all his own fault.
1t will be remembered that the pub
Usher was attacked by Ritterrath in
the Ross hardware store several weeks
ago, thru no cause whatsoever, and
after vainly trying to induce his as
sailant to let him alone, Patterson
pulled gun and shot Ritterrath in
the hip, making a painful but not dan
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25
BILL" A0LBf|N IS
new SECRETARY
ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE Sc
LECTS FORMER NORTH DAKO-
ia NEWSPAPER MAN TO FILL
VACANCY CAUSED BY RESIG-
NATION OF d. S. HOLLENGA.

Will E. Holbein has been chosen by
the board of directors to succeed D. S.
Hollenga as secretary of the Minot
Association of Commerce.
"BilP' Holbein, as he is familarly
known among the newspaper frater-
nifty, for years edited the Lansford
Journal and for the past year has had
charge of North Dakota's interests at
the Panama Pacific exposition.
"Bill' is a natural born booster"
and in his newspaper work and as the
efficient secretary Of the North Dakota
Press Association he has amply dem
onstrated his capabilities in every
phase of the publicity art.
His work at the San Francisco ex-
position won him added laurels as
every visitor at the North Dakota
building remarked the efficient man
ner in which Secretary Holbein con-
Quoted the multifarious duties involv-
ed in his stewardship.
The city of Minot is fortunate in Sc
curing man of Holbein's calibre as
secretary of its Association Of Com
merce. He is man who will gain
the esteem and enjoy the confidence
of every citizen having the welfare
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25
SESSION
MAY Be CALLED
If CONSTITUTIONALlTY OF TAX
COMMISSION is ATTACKED A
SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLA-
TURE WILL PROBABLY BE
CALLED.

Bismarck, Nov. 2O.-That special
session of the legislature will probab-
ly be necessary if the threat to attack
the constitutionality of the tax COM
mission is carriesd out, is the opinion
of political leaders in the capital city
today While the papers in the tax
commission case have not been served
yet, attorneys in the case say they
will in all probability be served Mon
day.
30 Laws Assailable.
Since the threats have been circu-
lated that such action will soon be
commenced, certain parties have
busted themselves in digging into the
laws which are also vulnerable thru
the same defect, and are determined
to apply to the court for action on
them. Prominent among the laws to
be attacked are: The appropriations
taking place of mill tax for institu-
tions aggregating $4,000; the board
of regents; budget board; game and
fish commission, and many others. In
fact, over 80 laws are said to be fatal
ly assailable.
Extra Session Hinted.
If this be true and those who
have given it thot and preparation say
it is - the effect would be so far
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25

screen, alighting on the frozen ground
on his shoulder and side. The fall
knocked him unconscious and he did
not regain consciousness for several
hours. From latest reports he was
getting along nicely, altho he still has
pains in his head, caused by the sud-
den shock. Besides this, one leg was
severely cut, which necessitated sever
al stitches, and one arm badly crush
ed in the fall by the weight Of the
body. No bones were broken. It was
a miraculous escape from death, for,
if the body had been tilted a trifle
more downward, the fall would have
undoubtedly broken Titles neck.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25

above the lavatories, an idea which at
once appeals to the guests. Double
windows and perfect system of heat
ing and ventilation contribute no small
items to the ideal conditions obtain
ing thruout the hotel.
Entering the spacious lobby the Wis
itor is at once impressed by it's lux
urious appointments. The office fix
lures are unique and beautiful in de-
sign and finish, perfect in every detail
required for this purpose. The fur
nishings, fixtures and woodwork of
this room blending in absolute har-
mony, and containing every appoint
ment that may conduce to the comfort
Of guests, a fireplace in one corner of
the room adds the final touch that
gives the lobby that comfortable air of
coziness and luxury so lacking in the
majority of hotels. -..
The basement of the hotel is occu-
pied by cafe with tables and coun-
ter to accommodate the most fastid-
ious as well as those of more demo-
cratic tastes. The splendid light af-
forded by the numerous windows of
this room impresses the visitor most
favorably and gives it that bright and
cheerful aspect so essential in a room
of this character. Opening off this
room is an inner room which may be
used by small parties as private din
ing room. The kitchen is equipped
with every convenience that the most
exacting chef could require. Large,
we'll lighted samplerooms provide
travelling men with every facility for
the proper display of their lines, in
fact, no detail in any particular has
been omitted turnout the building that
might in any way contribute to the
comfort or convenience Of the travel
ing public.
Those familiar with the superior
service that has always obtained at
the Hotel Martin under Kahellek's
will be gratified beyond
expression at the sumptous appoint
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MULICK AGAIN MANAGER
INTERN NATIONAL HARVESTER.

T. P. Mulick, who has been manager
of the International Harvester Co. at
Fargo for several years, has returned
to Minot to take charge of the COM
pany's interests here. Many old time
friends welcome Mr.. Mulick and his
estimable family back. Mr.. Mulick
was manager of the business in this
city at the time the five story building
was erected. He is one of the ablest
men in the employ Of the I. Fl. c.,
and Minot feels that it has gained
much by his return. Mr.. Mulick's
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FARMERS SEND LOTUS MONEY.

FARMERS SEND LOTUS MONEY.
Valley City farmers contributed to
a fund of nearly $3.50 for Geo. S. LOT"
tus, manager Of the Equity Exchange,
who has been precariously ill, follow
ing an operation for cancer of the
bowels. Farmers in other localities
are raising money to send the sick
man, as token of appreciation for
what he has done.
LOTUS has been very i'll, but he is
recovering and will soon be able to
leave the hospital. Whether the op-
Grafton will affodrd him permanent re-
lief or not, is problematical.
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gerous wound. Patterson notified the
Mountrail county authorities and was
arrested, but was released on his own
recognizance.
John Patterson has always borne a
fine reputation and the result of the
action is no surprise to his many
friends.
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BURGLARS RAID WARD
FRUIT co, WAREHOUSE.

Burglars entered the warehouse Of
the Ward Fruit Co. Sunday night and
appropriated considerable quantity
of cigars and tobaccos. "Club Foot
Dan" was arrester with part of the
stolen property on his person, but it is
suspected that other parties are i'm
plicated in the robbery.
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ments and the ideal service that await
them at the Irwin.
The hotel was erected at a cost of
$4,000 and with the furnishing and
equipment the total cost approximates
$4,000.
That Kenmare has good reason to be
proud of their new hotel is the unan-
imous verdict Of the travelling men
making this territory.
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reaching that an extra session of the
legislature to make repairs, would be
unavoidable.

unavoidable.
Cause of These Suits.
The inception of this fight dates
back to the last session of the legisla-
ture and it is said that the defeat of
the terminal elevator bill and the suf
frage amendment lie at the root of all
the trouble. 1t is declared that the
immediate cause of the proposed fill
ing Of the proposed suit against the
tax commission is the action taken by
Mandan man in starting a test of
the constitutionality of the immgra-
ton law passed by the last legisla-
ture.
The Immigration Law.
This law provides for the creation
of an immigration board of five men,
bers and appropriates 100000 for the
support of it for the biennial term.
A hot fight developed in the house
against this measure but pressure was
brot to bear in the last minute, it is
said, and it became law. 1t was
later held up by referendum petition.
The sufficiency of these petitions was
put up to the supreme court after
Secretary of State Thomas Hall had
declared them to be valid, and this
tribunal declared them insufficient.
Retaliation Work?
Chairman F E. Packard of the tax
commission, is held by some to be
leader in the fight against Governor
Hanna and the immigration measure,
and it is said that the tax commission
suit is brought in retaliation for the
immigration case. How far this retail
iation work is to be carried out is the
subject of much heated sneculatiOn
in the capital city these days.
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FIRST FINAL PROOF MADE
ON FORT PECK RESERV ALTON

Poplar, Mont, Nov. 24.-The first
settler to prove up on the Fort Peck
reservation filed his final proofs to-
day. His name is George H. Borus-
ky and his homestead is near this city.
He has completed his three years
residence and is now the owner of a
fine farm of 800 acres.
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SOMN
EDITOR INJTIRED

Mott, N. D., Nov. 22.-Editor Nor
ton Little, of the Burt Echo, while
walking in his sleep, fell through the
upstairs window of the Burt hotel,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Little make their
home. In falling Mr.. Little broke the
glass of the window and fell thru the
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Laven Produce Store Burglarized.

Laven Produce Store Burglarized.
Thieves broke into the produce store
conducted by John M. Laven at l13
First Avenue southeast Tuesday night
and stole 80 dressed turkeys which
had been dressed the evening before
in anticipation of the brisk market
for this seasonable bird for the
Thanksgiving trade. Mr.. Laven places
his loss at around $50, and being a
young man who is just getting started
in business, he can ill afford the loss.
Entrance to the building was effected
thru a back door, which had been
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locked but not bolted, as the bolt did
not engage properly, and Mr.. Laven
had been too busy to make the neces-
sary repair.