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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-02
LIBRARY BULLETIN.

Open hours, TO p. m. Sundays, 3
to p. NJ. Phone 1924.
Farmers bulletins in the loan de-
partment at the public library. Cop
les will be sent free as long as the
supply lasts to any resident of the
/ United States on application to his
senator or representative in congress
or to the superintendent of docu-
ments. government printing office,
Washington. D. c., who has the bulle-
tins for sale at 5 cents each.
butchering, curing and keeping.
Meat
The Freelands, by John Garswor.
Hearts Kindred. by Zona Gale.
Hempfield, by David Grayson.
House of the Dawn, by Marah Ellis
Ryan.
Jaffery, by VIM. J. Locke.
*" by Mary Roberts Rinehart.
Little Miss Crouch, by Samuei Hop
kins Adams.
The Lost Prince, by Frances Hodg-
son Burnett
The Money Master, by Sir Gilbert
Parker.
Ruggles of Red Gap, by Harry Leon
Wilson.
The Honey Bee, by Samuel Merwin.
The Stirrup Latch, by Sidney Nc
Call.
Story of Julia Page, by Kathleen
Norris.
The Valley Road. by Mary Halleck
Foote.
Barstow-Famous Buildings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-02
Oranges From Florida.

Mrs. l.. L. Jordan Of Birmingham,
Ala who is spending the winter At
Orlando, Fla. has sent her daughter.
Mrs II. w Dulin Of this city, box Of
Florida aranges ard grape fruit The
fruit arrived in Chickasha this morn.
ing, coming by express and both the
grape fruit and the oranges are very
large and deliciously sweet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-02
ulane Williams Invited

Judge Williams ol tho Chickasha bar
and former county judge of the Grady
county court, has been forced 10 pass
mp an invitation to be present at the
annual dinner Of the alumni OF the
4 exas university. which will be served
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Short Stories
OF THE TOWN |
Doctors viii Meet.

The Grady County Medical society
VIII hold their regular monthly meet
ing tomorrow evening. Friday, March
Z, in the mayors office a good pro.
gram Is PLANNED.
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Returned from Oklahoma city

John Fl. Venable, county attorney for
Grady county, returned this morning
from Oklahoma City, where he has
bee been on business before the state
supreme court
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-03-02

J. A. Julian of Oklahoma City was
here today to attend the funeral o.
NJ. G. Cannon.
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MAR KETS
Chlckasha Grain Today.

No milling wheat, soc.
No. . export wheat, soc.
Corn, ear (mixedl, 55c.
Corn, white, ear, 5sc.
Corn, shelled Cmixed), sec.
Corn, white, shelled, 59c.
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KEEP OFF THE BLACKLIST

sunshine in New Mexico and that rs
vicinity who the price Of Materials
any thing the Legitimate by OF
presence the Troops going be put the blacklist We
by only the legitimate dealers and representative cit
vicinity will blacklist who attempt form Of graft but
military authorities will in establishing blacklist that Will
sapprova who attempts work graft
raise the price Of commodity used in the camp or
outside.
will make investigation each week and
where hits report will be made TO
offending will be banishe
participating in the legitimate profit which should come
the regular lines Of trade
warning that all will do well to heed and the desire Of the
that all aid reporting OF graf or
overchargng any kind This is business with big "B"
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LUNA COUNTY WILL BE AT THE FAIR

big encampmen this will humdneer
twenty last county will
the Fair Association will take
expenses except Everything that the big fair has
kids Another model model kitchen will be erect
the will he required the fonoons to
instructions husbandr agriculture and horticulture while the
afternoon again devoted sight seeing the big fair
hundred and girls the industrial club work this
received the big held last
communities IN northern New Mexico have secured teach
months connecting the club
diversion that the efforts Of bcys and girls
being directed around IN these communities.
girls Luna county enrolled the club
children the encampment last
year expected this There six club
Poultry Field Crops Pig Clubs Garden
Canning Clubs and Sewing and from the members Of the
projects selected Albuquerque the plan be-
ing laid the Chamber OF
All that required the transportation for ten children and
fwoc haperons
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There denying admire the vho
the defense Of th Many Of
who could salary nes tAat
they receive th private a6ai They
and their ndeavors to the building
plan that will render ell and property
the gigantic work. and the snoohness and
parent handles its Affairs not
strange hardly appreciates hs talent and genius
expended conducting the varied activities Of The u Army
Bell Perhng and good General Adams
their estimated dollars and cents
msu but Of them believe in
Their training not for but to avoid
Their business know how to train and
and who shall il not most noble work.
There who entitled
military service whose might have
they consider the sell
fish interests only
soldier only patriotic but unselh
haps other and be 1t said to the
years 60 BY
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles @. Starr and
little daughter, Frances, have given
up the Hall residence which they
formerly occupied south Of town and
will be for the next fortnight with
Mrs. H. T. Bixlsr at 210 s. Tin ave-
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs. Starr expeot to
leave during the later part Of tho
month for On extended automobile
tnip through Arizona and along the
Pacific coast.
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The regular msstine q The coun-
ell was held Monday evoning with
Mayor NJ A. Nordnous prssidings
and Trustees Bush, Dhoposd, HamiI
ton and Cox in their rospootive seats,
and with City Clerk Teuko officiating
as "keepsr Of records 81 seals"
The first business oonsi1srsd was
gates on the Gold Ave-. crossing.
Supt. r. 3. Summer, Of We Santa
Fe, suggested that some other mstn.
cd of guarding the orosaing would
be more effective than Cntss. 6upt.
Fitzgerald Of the 8. ?. was unable
to be present and this matter was put
off until such time that both suPerin-
tendents could be present and dis
russ the matter.
Prof. j. +. Daderer presented q
petition asking that work be done oh
several streets in the Southeastern
part of the city. Mayor. Nordhaus
said great deal of work was being
done in other parts Of the city and the
request Of the petitioner would he
granted as soon as il was possible to
secure prisoners from the county for
the work.
Bills were. allowed, amounting to
1860. "a. general funds; o238. "a, 6ew-
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ested especially in the strong money
safe, located in the vault on the main
floor. 1t weighs five tons and is one OF
the strongest safes in the world and is
absolutely acetylene and drill proof
The inside of the safe contains eleven
cubic feet Of space.
President Youmans whose Office is To-
Gated in q cozy room at the rear, was
busy receiving friends. The directors
room with a private room off the side
are also located in, the rear. The whole
sake of convenience and for the comfort
Of the customers. The fixtures are very
attractive and the writer could hardly
realize it when the statement was made
that all of them were made right in Mi
not. There are undoubtedly fixtures in
the city that cost more money, but they
are not one bit more serviceable.
The basement has been fitted up as q
rest room for the farmers and their fam
lilies, and, Treasurer Walton added, for
town folks who behave we'll. Easy
and farm journals will be provided. A
toilet and wash room for the ladies and
one for the men have been fitted up.
Safety deposit baxes will be kept in
the vault in the basement and an adjoin-
ing room has been fitted with table and
chairs where papers may be examined.
The charter Of the company Is to be
changed in few weeks SO that gen.
eral trust and banking business, owned
can be conducted The names Of the
eleven members who will serve as the
first board of directors, the names Of the
seventeen members to be chosen for the
first advisory board and the names Of
one hundred farmers to be selected as
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-21
SAVINGS LOAN AND TRUST
co. IN NEW HOME
Charter for Company to be Changed
in Short Time Permitting Banking
Business to be Conducted.

The Savings Loan & Trust Co. is
now comfortably located in it's new
home, in the west half Of the Sons of
Norway building, West Central Ave.,
main floor and basement. A cordial
invitation is extended to the stock
holders, subscribers, customers and
the general public to call and inspect
the new place. The company started
doing business in it's new home Mon
day and hundred or more friends
were shown thru the place each day by
the genial officials who are: Grant
s: Youmans, president; c. o. Carlson,
vice president, and Anthony Walton,
treasurer.
The desks Of the vice president and
treasurer are located in the front of the
room where the customers will be re-
ceived.
B.. A. Blume, son of R. G. Blume. from
north Of the city, Is the assistant CASH
Ter. Three young women, clerks and
stenographers, are employed by the con-
Germ, making a total Of seven now ac-
lively engaged in the work, while others
are soon to be added.
An Independent representative who
was shown thru the place. was inter-
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There are certain items of news. which
if not reported Immediately following
matter, but when the report reaches US
of the birth of fine little daughter at
the home of Mr.: and Mrs: viii Marshall;
we know it will be gratefully received
by our readers. Notwithstanding the fact
that the happy event occurred on Dec. 2.
"Bill' has already begun to tell what a
cute little Miss they have, with as little
tenth instead of the first little daughter
born in the Marshall home.
Walter Cotton returned Sunday from
a weeks visit with relatives at st. Paul,
A grand ball will be given at the
opera house Saturday evening of this
week under the auspices of the M. W. A.
camp. The fact that this live organiza-
ton stands sponsor for an affair of this
kind is sufficient guarantee of it's sue
cess and those who delight in tripping
the light fantastic' should make spec
ial effort to participate.
Albert Schultz drew the beautiful lap
robe. which was disposed of Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Dow Wallace were
among the shoppers who visited the
Wonder City Saturday for the purpose
of laying in a supply Of holiday goods.
Sixty-four tickets were sold on Satur-
day at this station Everybody was
plies.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Eckmeler have
rented their farm to their son-inlaw,
Rudolph Hoelscher. and have gone to
Florida. where they will spend the win
ter enjoying the balmy zephyrs of the
where they can contemplate
at their ease the frosts and SHOWS to
which their friends back home are sub
ject. We understand they intended to
spend a few. weeks among old friends in
Iowa enroute but long since have ar
rived at their destination. where they
are privileged to sport a Panama hat,
etc.
The August Larson mine is in oper-
alton again this winter and shipments
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ously injured about the head and face
when an auto driven by Fred Kek of
Washburn ran into the banker as he was
crossing one of the principal streets of
Washburn last Friday evening.
Mrs E. H. Pierson, wife Of a travelling
man residing in the Virginia flats, died
Saturday night shortly after the birth
of a baby girl. The cause Of death was
hemorrhage Of the lungs. She leaves a
husband and four-year-old daughter
besides the infant to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Pierson was but 26 years of age
and had resided in the city about one
year. The body was shipped to LeSeuer,
Mimi, her former home, where her par
ents reside, for interment.
Judge Leighton will 60 to Crosby
next Tuesday, where he will hear evil
dence in the election contest case brot
by Harry Nelson, the present sheriff,
against Gilbertsen, the candidate who
apparently has won out by eleven votes.
Judge Leighton will go to Bowbells
Jan. to hold term Of district court
J. P. Wallace the new postmaster of
Tasker who will be installed in office
Jan. 1, was in the city Wednesday. Jack
is the first and only Republican to re-
ceive an appointment to public office
from a democratic administration since
the mind of man runs to the contrary
notwith standing.
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I; NJ. Humphrey Goes TO HI. Reward

Inc funeral OF IL. M. humphrey, VINO
died at his home in this city on Friday
of last week, was held from the family
residence, COZ Central avenue, Monday
morning. Rev. D. c. Palmetto Of the M.
e. church officiating, the interment being
made in Rosehill cemetery.
The deceased, formerly proprietor of
the Eastwood Park Grocery, was one of
the old timers in the state, coming
to the unbroken prairies before the rail-
roads had crossed the Red River. He
was born in Newburgh. n. Y, May 5th.
lS4S. In 1889 he was united in marriage
to Miss Laura Hardenburgh, who with
three daughters, all grown to woman
hood. survive him. The newly welded
couple in the same year of their mar
rage moved to the wild west as it was
then and settled at Larrmore, N. D.,
where they resided for fifteen years. The
deceased took up homestead near Ry-
der and removed to that place where he
lived until final proof was made on the
homestead. From the farm he came to
Minot in 1907 where he has been a promi-
nent and useful citizen until the time Of
his death.
The daughters are Misses Gladys and
Marguery and Mrs G.. 0. Dierdorf, all of
whom reside in this city. Besides the
immediate members Of his family he is
survived by two sisters who reside in
New York state and one who resides in
Texas
The family have the sympathy Of a
wide circle of friends in this their hour
Of bereavement,
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VIM. Savers has returned from a trip
TO his old home Troy, o., and Florida,
where he looked after some property
which he owns in that southern state.
Minot Volunteer Fire Department will
give their Twenty-sixth annual ball at
the armory on New Years night. Ho-
Vlnd's orchestra will furnish the music.
All are invited and the dance will be a
good one.
Daniel Buckley, aged 70 years, died
Thursday at the Buckley home. SIG Sec
ond street northwest, following an ILL
ness extending over period of nearly a
St. Leo's church Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock, Rev. FIR. Arsenault officiating.
Judge Murray solemnized two we'd
dings in the chambers Of the county
court last Tuesday: The contracting par
| ties We're Walter r: Metzger and Cora
G. .Candey of Ward county, and Miss
Helga Peterson and Andrew NJ. Watne,
also Of Ward county.
The city water tank at Harvey burst
er plant, putting it out Of commission
and inundating the 500 round house,
which stood near by.
The following officers were elected by
the Pythian Sisters:
Most Excellent Chief-Jennie EpStein
Excellent Senior--Minnie Greenhalgh.
Excellent Junior-Laura West
Manager Of the Temple-Thora Peter
son.
Secretary-Nora Pierce.
Secretary--Gertrude Rowan.
Protector-Daisy Stephan.
Guide-Mae Sheridan.
Waving a preliminary hearing before
Justice Jones of Kenmare, Jennie Ogg,
charged with selling Intoxicating liquors
was bound over to district court She is
said to be an old offender and in all prob
ability will enter plea Of guilty be-
fore her case comes on for trial.
William Holt, late proprietor of the
Busy Bee confectionery store on West
Central, and who is now out under bail
charge with violating the liquor laws,
charged with assault with a dangerous
weapon, the charge having been made by
his wife, who it is alleged. he assaulted,
doing her bodily harm. This charge is
felony and If convicted he may draw
term in the penitentiary.
Superintendent Will o. Doolittle of
the MinOt Parks has received word from
Corporal Remington Of Company d at
Mercedes. Texas, that the company has
fine Mexican bob cat which it will pre-
sent to the Minot parks, if desired. One
Of the members Of the company purchas-
ed the bob cat from a Mexican and the
boys were going to kill it for it's hide
when Corporal Remington suggested that
It be given to the Riverside park zoo.
Superintendent Doolittle has written to
have the animal sent on.
Cashier August Johnson of the First
National bank of Washburn and former
senator from the 46th district, was seri
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Henry Phillips Will Entertain 1lino
NewsboyO,

On Christmas Day Henry Phillips Of
the P. & L. Cafeteria will banquet the
newsboys Of the city. This Is an annual
event with Henry and this year he has
had Chef Neukom prepare a feast that
would delight the palate Of the gods
oyster soup ID t Celery Olives iesu l Pickies
Sailed Nuts
Roast Turkey, with Chestnut Dressing
and Cranberry Sauce
Dreamed Potatoes
Drowned Sweet Potatoes
Chicken Salad, en- Mayonnaise
Apple Pie
English Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce
Coffee Tea Milk
Mixed Nuts and Bon Bons
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NOTICE.
The following pledges will be sold
at public sale or auction sale 81 days
from this date:
No. 220-Diamond and ruby ring
No. 315-17 ]. Elgin watch.
No. 583-Diamond ring.
No. 597-Diamond ring.
No. 598-Diamond dinner ring.
No. 671-Dianlond ring.
No. 684-Diamond ring.
No. 729-Diamond ring
No. 1911 j. Elgin watch
No. 755-21 j. Trans-Pacifc watch.
No. 753-Wedding ring.
No. 754-Opal ring.
No. 744-Gold ring.
No. 1878 j. Illinois watch.
No. 737-15 j. Waltham watch.
No. 564-Diamond cavalier.
No. 731-17 j. Rockford watch.
No. 1871 j. Rockford watch.
No. 1871 j. Illinois watch.
No. 726-7 j. Waltham watch
No. 722-17 j. Elgin watch.
No. 711-17 j. Hallmark watch.
No. 712-17 j. Elgin watch.
No. 709-17 ]. Hampden watch.
No. 694-7 j. Elgin watch.
No. 689-17 ]. Hamilton watch.
No. 667-7 j. Elgin watch.
No. 640-17 ]. Howard watch.
No. 674-17 ]. Illinois watch.
No. 720-Diamond ear ring.
No. 705-Diamond ring. :
No. 73O-Diamond ring.
No. 631-Colts six shooter.
No. 731-Watch, violin and ring.
No. 747-Winchester shot gun.
No. 692-Camera and photograph.
No. 759-Camera.
No. 644-Violin and case.
Magic City Diamond & Loan Co.
West Central Ave-, Minot. N. D.
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DEATH OF H1LEMAM BOY.

Ernest, the four-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Hileman, died in this
city about noon Wednesday, The little
lad had been i'll for some time but was
getting we'll from his first ailment when
Mrs Hileman, the mother, has been i'll
for weeks but has recovered The death
of this bright little boy is exceedingly
sad and the parents have the sympathy
of all,
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the advisory board at large will soon be
announced
The new institution now has over 1900
stockholders and subscribers for shares,
something like $450,0O0 worth of stock
organization is still in progress and the
development of the institution will be
watched with interest.
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RuFPAIO MEAT

Johnson e Johnson, Of the City Meat
Market, have ordered a buffalo for their
holiday trade, secured from Iowa. The
Independent understands that it will re-
tail at 80 cents pound. Altho trifle
high for us common mortals, it will
serve as delightful luxury.
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are made to Minot and other points
daily. At Minot Will Larson is sta
toned with several teams and delivers
supplies Of the famous Larson Ignite
to all who call Phone 479 Red and state
across with the price. $3.50 per ton.
Miss Florence Miller is back FROM
Fargo to spend the holiday vacation,
struction she is receiving at the Fargo
business College and will return immed-
lately following the holidays to continue
her studies.
The Johnson Kluver Lumber Co. re-
ceived a carload Of split wood sawed
stove length last week and are doing &
land office business selling it to people
for kindling.
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WANTED-Place as housekeeper by
middle aged lady for single man.
Address A. M. A., care Independent.
It.
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FOR SALE-Two fresh COWS. E. H.
Kendall, Norwich, N. D. t1cg
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FOR SALE-240-acr partly improv-
ed joining town Of Springbrook, II
miles from Williston, N. D. Will
sell for SIG per acre; worth $40 or
over. For particulars write or call
at Henry Marshall's, 712 E. Central
Ave., Minot, N. D. 12-21-12t*
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FOR SALE-15 head of cows and
heifers, fresh before spring, and
one full-blooded Holstein bull, COM
ing 2 years in the spring. A bar
gain if taken at once. Art Beck
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FOR SALE-Two six-room houses,
No. 600 and COZ 3rd St. N. W., in
Minot. Price $4,000. Inquire Of
John Schneider, Mansion, Wis.
12-21-t4cg
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BUFFALO FOR CHRISTMAS

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9 BUFFALO FOR CHRISTMAS 9
o We have just received a two "
(. year-old Buffalo, which we offer ::
" for our holiday trade. This is (:
9 rare opportunity for you to par i"
o take of this delicacy. Price 80 {:
o cents pound. .
o Don't delay or you'll be disap- "
8 pointed. "
9 CITY MEAT MARKET 9
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FOR SALE-SE IA of Sec. 3-154-86.
100 acres good soil, gently rolling.
Bargain sale price $1,000 cash. IN
quire of Arthur M. Thompson, Law
yer, New Jacobson Block, Minot, N.
Oak. 12-14-t4
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NOTICE.
The following pledges will be SOLD
at public sale or auction sale 21 days
from this date.