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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL HONORS ARE
BETWEEN WHEELING HI AND L!NSLY
ADMTrANCE TO ATHLETIC ASso-
CIATIoN PUTS IINSLN IN
cumming.
Shou1d Game Be Arranged Between Two
It would Be More Interesting
Than Animal BeNaire Came.

Than Annual SeuAlre tTt1hS-
Since Lincly institute has BON ad-
United to the Ohio Vale: Athletic assH-
citation and has scheduled games VIA
high school teams OF the onto natlHE'
the scholastic championship o. net..
lnS will DO one that will &c bittert"
foueht Wheeling High Scn2"l for a
nunb Der OF years has had no :!F;st II.
the local field. but now has tlnsiy as
a strrrG contender. Sho" M:i*r,,i:s
s-n1 Lincly schedule game the out
cn11e would be hard 70 tot ecaSt but n
prediction could be safely mt Il. thai ',
would lac harder tonight THAI The an:lua1
game between t hend hiEh S>"'0' learns
Coach Holden. we'll known n local
scholastic football circles. has taken
charge Of the Linsly eleven and during
the past few weeks has developed II
into one OF the fastest aggrecationS
that has ever represented the school
Holden was formerly with the Wheeling
High school. but in the spring his res'S-
nation was announced that he might &C
cept a joint princpaiship ~ the popular
military school.
Losing Holden th" high eleven has
had to bring In strange men to coz
the team. Their wprk. however. during
the past few days has been mp to the
Standard and a team as OF old is to
represent Wheeling High on the Erio.
iron. Handicapped 70 great extent
by the loss Of several OF late year
players. Coaches Brooks and Calvin. or
The Cold and Blue. have had to develop
several new players. some OF whom nave
had but little experience. .,.
In recent scrimmase contests theSe
Coaches are highly enthusiastic con-
corning the outlook for the coming sea
son. A comparison of the men on the
two teams shows ,hat they are aoout
equal in weigh, a., ho+vesn ,'u +h S'ou'u
schools. the c"n'"., ,y>.'" surely DC
an interesting one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
LOOKS LIKE SUPERBAS.
AND RED SOX FOR The
1916 WORLDS TITLE

CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-Results today
practically assure baseball fans that the
worlds champion series will be Tough;
out this fall between the Brooklyn
Nationals and the Boston Americans.
rivals. Philadelphia and Boston lost:
The Fhiladelphans are now TWO and
a half games behind and Boston four
and one half in the rear Of the leaders.
BROOKLYN still has fourteen games 70
play one against St Louis. six against
Chicago. three against Philadelphia ana
four against New York. Philadelphia
has remaining one game against FITS,
burch. four against Cincinnati and
three against Brooklyn and six against
Boston. Il total OF fourteen. The stand
JDr- IN rho NATIONAL.
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cutting attorney; Henry steck. for
county commissioner, and William
IIankey. for assessor. Judge r. NJ.
Addeman, candidate for circuit judge,
was also present. The Democratic
candidates in attendance at the fair
were: George Oldham. for sheriff;
Carl Schmidt. for prosecuting attor.
,ney; Gala Mitchell. for assessor, and
John Garden, candidate for county
commissioner. William J. Mellon, on
lBeaver Pa, Democratic candidate Tor
congress in the oath district, and quite.
a number of the Washington county
politicians were in attendance.
| Racing was the big feature. Tho!
card included a free-for.all pace and O
I2:40 trot. In the first, DR.. R. P. Burns
won the first, third and fourth heAts.
THE trotting race was won by Willis
S., in three straight heats. The slow
mule race was called off owing to lack
of entries.
The balloon ascension was made late
in tho evening by Aeronaut Jewell or
philadelphia. Pa.
The. summary Of the races was "
follows:
Ere. FOR All Pace. Purse $50. -
Major R., J. P. Scott, Stcuben' :.
, vile , o o
Elm Grove .:.............' 3122
Weilsburg ...............' 121i1
| Time-2:36, 2:25. 2:25, 2:27.
Free For All Trot, Purse 500. -. ::
Colonel George, ]. P. Scott,
/ Steubenville ................4 80
Oliver Erskin, Charles Oliver,
wills niSos s.: HERMAN Stellar, West
Finley ,,...................... IL i
Reece Blizzard, J. H. Muchland,
Hanlin Station, Pa. .:........ 2 =
Aime-2:40, 2:35, 2:31l4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
RED SOX
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP OF THE TIC
ER SERIES BY TAKING FINAL
YESTERDAY.
Indians Take Senators Over-Yankees
Trim Browus-Athlet1cs Shut Out
the White Sox.

DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 2l.-Eoston
made 4 clean sweep of the series n
Detroit. winning todays game 10 to =
Jennings used four pitchers but none OF
them were effective except Dubuc. who
pitched only tho last inning. The re-
suit OF the series assures Boston the
american league pcnnant apparently.
as they have only. one more series II
play before the last seven games 1T
home. Walker hit home run in ire
first inning with one man on base. In
The fourth nc triplcd. scoring Ruth and
Janvrin who had been passed Hits i'll
the fourth Inning by Crawford. He'll
man and Stanage enabled Detroit 10
score two runs. Local mid-wcek at
tendance records were broken by the
series. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
SIXTEEN STRAIGHT FOR GIANTS.

NEW YORK. Sept. c1--Nrw York wor
its. sixteenth straight victory here To
day. defeating Chicago to q. Pcrrit
pnrmittcdz six hits in tho FIRST three in
ninES. hut tho cubs could not score
After that ono Chicago player reachcr
base in tho next six innings. The
Giants made their hits off Hendrix u
opportune times. Score:
r II. F
Chicago % q n n 90 6
New York II 90 X-4 =
Hendrix and Wilson: Perritt and Rari
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
WHITE Sox DROP ONE.

CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-ChicaGo failed "a
keep pace with the worlds champions
today and dropped the final game OF
tbs season with the Philadelphia club.
5 20 0 The locals now are 2ls games
behind the legue leaders.
Toe Bush was In fine form and ably
supported by his teammates held Chi
cago 10 five scattered hits.
Score r. Fl. r
Chicago ......... 900 900 600 !
Rush and Heley: Faber. Williams and
Lynn. Lapp.
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SUPERBAS
BUNCH HITS IN THE FIFTH AND
TAKE SECOND GAME FROM
CARDINALS.
Pirates Trim the PhHHes-Red Take
Tho Braves over-Giants Mako
It Sixteen Straight.
?KOnkLYE, Sent. 21-The Eronlll

EKOnNLGN. Sept. 21-The Ero"klyns
punched three singles. TWO doubles
aid Il triple of Lott in the nth inning
today and Won the second GaIn" Of tn"
ST. Louis series i l., .. Combs started
for the league leaders. hut was reached
for q double and tWu singles III the first
inning. After Smith had led off the
second with Il single. Larry cheney WAS
sent on III" mound and l." hlankca the
Cardinals. striking cut nine mon. Score:
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INDIANS WIN OUT.

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. o1-N-
though Cleveland made fifteen hits. in
Guiding three triples off Walter John
son. the latter was very effective with
mon on bases and the thirteenth inning
was reached before Cleveland won 3
10 g Sensational throwing by Granry.
who caught two men at the plate ann
ono at second. prevented Washtn ton
from winning. Speaker clnched tho
batting honors Of the league by making
four hits in six times at bat.
Score r. Fl. f.:
Washington 0lO 100 ono n0n o. s =
Cleveland ..ol0 n10 00n 900 1---3 10 4
Johnson and Charity: Smith, Gould
and Oeberry. O'Ecil
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REDS TAKE ANOTHER.

: BOSTON, Sept. ol~-Hcavv consistent
and timely hitting resulted in another
victory for Cincinnati oyer Boston to-
day. to T. Griffith lnd nj the hat with
i triple and three singles in five times
up. driving In three of tho five runs.
Score: r. II. T..
Cincinnati g I n--6 il |
Boston ...0 q u OIL s !
Schneider and HUM; Sylcr and Cow
6v
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SCHOOLS TO PLAY
Football Teams Representing Union and
Clay Schools Plays at the
Tunnel Green.

tic'uall in amateur circles will be Off
with a rush this afternoon. when IN"
i"nunS r,urrscniin:, the Clay and Union
,.,.!,.,,.- ,lI>h at the Tunnel 'irrrn
@ruGg,!S IT / "'Clnrk. Iuh"r cfiIri"It
coach, = the teams haN" been worked
hhri sine III" opening of school EOlh
have well balanced teams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
YANKEES TRIM BROWNS.

ST. I.OIlS. Sept. 2l.-With The score
! To : AGAINST them. New York rallied in
the ninth and beat st. Louis to-day. 5
10 !. Magce singled. Hendrix tripIed.
scoring M1gee. and he scored himself
when Peckinpaugh singled. Score:
r. II. F..
New York. 49,. .n1o2Oo0o e-5 IL q
st. Louis - n02o2 80 Of o. u l
Smoker. Shawk"y and Walters: Well
man, Davenport and Hartley.
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Detro.
Totals. ...... 81 2 81 II
% hatted for Roland in 9TH.

Two base hits-Hooper. Gardner.
Three base hlts-Walkcr, Ruth. Home
run-Wa!lier. Stolen baSes-Hooper,
Lewis Sccrifice hlts-Hooper. Thomas.
Scott. Double plays-Scott to Janvrin
to Gamer; Witt TO Heilman: Cunning
ham 10 Holman. Left on bases-Bos-
ton 10: Detroit .. First base on error
detroit l. Bases on balls-Ruth 4;
cnvnleskie /: Boland 2: Cunningham 4.
Hits and earned runs-off Ruth hits
runs in .: off Coveieskie hits q
runs ir . 1-3: off Boland hits runs
IN | 2-3: off Cunningham hits runs
in & off Dubuc no hits no runs in
inning. Hit by pitcher-by Covelysskle
Lewis. Gardner.) Struck out-by Ruth
/: Coveleskie /; Dubuc /. Umpircs--
Evans and Owens. Time hours.
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PITTSBURGH. Sept. ol.-The Pitts,
burCh National League club announced
to-day that pitcher Harold Carlson mad
been obi aimed by the draft route from
the team at Rockford Ills The Chicago
Nationals he'd first choice upon thu
Rockford club. but cancelled their claim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
PLAY on Braves' Field.

BOSTON. Sept. 21.-World's series
series games In this city. If the Boston
Americans win tho right To represent
their league in the pOSt-s"asnn tests
probably will be played Mt Braves field.
tn" local horne Of the National league
last year. Business Manager T. W.
Lannin. made this announcement to-day.
after the victory nf thu Rcd Snx over
Detroit had Increased tho pr0hH bill; =
Of Eoston's retaining the American
league championship.
The fact that final determination OF
the pennant race probably would not
season closes. might result in some
change in the plans for tho ticket dis
trhution. he said As now planned.
tickets Will he IN sal" at the clubs
offices fnw days before tie series
opens Mail orders. Manager Lannin
said. would hav" n" standing.
Prices Fixed.
|. Prices for tn" series were r:v"h hr
the National Commission today. In n
telegram authorizing ths Boston rIuh
10 proceed with arrangements for print
each. grand stand seats n So and pa
.vilion seats Mt So All these will no
reserved and arc IN h" sold only far
tho entire sorics in each city. Con
era1 admission viii u" ono dollar and
will bn available only on the day Of
the games.
Should both BOSTON teams win in
their RESPECTIVE" leagues. business man
agcr Lannin said. the games might al
tcrnatc between tho Two paris.
Tho National !raCuc grounds will srat
anproximatnly I2.00n r"rs"rs wiki" "a
n0n IS the capacity ~ i'"nway park the
American League quartnTs.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
PLAY BENEFIT GAME.

Tickets for the benefit game which
will be- played between the DupueSnr
club AMI TIA" ATonS" baseball teams on
tn" Tunnel Green grounds. are hcni;
disposed Of rapidly. Th" gam" Is for
tho benefit of loo RliSkc. Of IA" DU-
uuesnc club. who has boon confined Ia
his home on account OF injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
PIRATES TAKE PHILJIES.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2I-PittshurG
knocked Rixcy off the rubber in five in
nings today and easily defeated Phila-
dclrhia s 10 Carey scored four OF
tho visitors runs and stole three bases.
Grimes was worry effective. only two
sAits hcinc made off him in tho first six
innings. Score:
rittshurg 81 o. o--S II |
rhiladcl 80 Il q I Ia |
Grimes and w. Wa cnrr: Eixcy. Ocsch-
ger, Bender I'M hEillifCr.
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ON THE GRIDIRON

Tin. FnIlansbcc hcpps would like tn
arrange games with football teams Of
Wheeling, End vicinity al 1870 pounds.
Schrtlul" "rcn after Sept cnlbrr $oth.
GuarAnice tor home or abroad games
Writ. H. y. Cooper. manager. Fnllans-
hcc X"prs F""thall team, Box 1873, Fol
lanSbcc w. Va
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In making Il three straight over De
troit. Boston pushed Jennings men an
other full game behind. now icadinE
them BY three contests. Chicago hciu
second place. though it lost 70 Ph;la.
dclphia but dropped to two and halt
games behind Boston.
Boston has eleven games yet 10 play
Four are with Cleveland. four Win
New York and three with Philadelphia
Chicago will be playing four with New
York and four with Cleveland and De
troit still has to meet washington IN
four games and st. Louis in three. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
LEADERS MAY HAVE
TICKETS PRINTED
FOR WORLDS SERIES
IF BOSTON WINS IN AMERICAN
GAMES WILL BE PLAYED
AT BRAVES FIELD.
Prices VIII Be Same as Last Year in
Boston, But Will Be Higher
in Brooklyn.
SAINT DI-The

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2l.-The three
leading clubs in both the National and
American leagues were today notified
BY Chairman August Hermann. of the
National Baseball Commission that they
are privileged to have reserved seat
tickets for the next worlds settles print
cd at once If they desire to do so.
Owing TO the possibility or a close
race in both leagues which continue
until within day or two or tho final
games in either league. 1t was thought
best by the commission to allow tn"
printing OF the reserved seats in order
10 avoid delay that was almost certain
10 be caused by waiting Tor these
tickets to be printed at the last mo-
mcnt.
The clubs notified today arc Boston
Chicago and Detroit in the American
league and Rronklyn.. Philadelphia and
Boston In the National.
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SHOOTS SON By MISrAXX.

POINT PLEASANT. w Va. Sept. FL.
--ffshcr Sayrc. of Leon. Mason county.
mistook his son for = grounding to-day.
shooting him in the back Of the head
with Il shot gun. Physicians say the
boy cannot live. The father is pros
tratcd.
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High Cost Of Baseball.

NEW iORN S"Ni 11.--'Thr cost IT
witnessing world series baseball will 70
ND If BROOKLYN wins the NatiunaI league
title Il was Indicated her" To-Day hv
Charles II Ehh"ts. president Of the
BROOKLYN clah.
Tho National Commission having au-
,h0rIZca the three cnntnnd"rS in both
the National and American i"acl"x 20
nrcnare worlds series tickets ma ar
rang" prices. the admission fc"S an
nnuncod hy Mr.. F:hh"rs Hisclns" in
crrascs. for som" Of III" seal. or 200
Der crn- over tn" prices which pro-
vailed for last years cham pl0nShip
games in E0ston.
Fox scaiS will remain thr sam" IT
ST. hrt many "f tn" . r'.s,'rvrd e"ats
behind tn. h"x"r viii sill ia" 81 in
steal o: s. aud prices -; unr"s"rvcf
hlcach." viii iUmn from ;" cents
"a - md SO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburgh. s: Philadelphia. 2.
NV York. 4: Chicago. 0.
RrookIyn. 6: st. Louis. 3.
cincinnati. 5: Boston.
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Two base hits-J Miller Stcngel
Wheat Three base hit--Olson. Stolen
baseS-LonC Mcschcr C2): Snyder (2(;
CutShaw. Olson. Sacrifice hits-Bctzrl,
pauhcrt. Sucrittce ny-Cutshaw. Dou-
bic pIay--Ecschcr. Gonzales and Snyder.
Tscf on. bascs--St. Louis 6: brooklyn Z.
First Ease on "rrors-St. Louis |. Base
on halIS-off Lott 4: off Curric /. Hits
and carnGl runS--on Lott s and 6 in
rs: Currin hits in L.; Coomhs 7
md Is: Cheney hits no runs In @-3.
Struck nut---hy Lott I: Cheney Q. Wild
pitch-Chrnry. I'mpircS-klcm and
EmSlic Tilne-.o:0J
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The Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Eostun 10: Detroit. :"
Cicv"irnd. .: Washington, =.
New York. !: ST. Louis. 1.
Philadelphia. s: Chicago. o.
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With !.t. H'jir d"viaiinN from ,hr
rnrriar \ r"";.nn "HrNrs. baseball i
PLAYED in i;i:S~i;,. but there Il i known
as lutka.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
BOW LING
MUSEE DUCK PIN LEAGUE
PRArEs GET PITCHER.

Tonight: Ncrerwas vs. Eagle a. c.
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Totals 80 10 - 3
N-Rattcd for Curric in 9th.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-28

not and another train get here about
A o'clock p. m. This would be a great
benefit to all these towns, both in mail
and passenger service and we believe
that a petition circulated in each Of
these towns would greatly benefit the
proposition and probably hurry the
good along.-Sanish Sentinel.
Meadow hay is being listed at Bow
man at the highest figure ever known
at that point, being quoted at SIS a
ton on the track.
Grand Forks. - Joseph Donovan,
county commissioner of Grand Forks,
died suddenly at Battle Greek, Mich,
Where he was undergoing treatment.
He had been affected for some time
with heart trouble.
Plaza, N. D.-Caspar Juclson was
thrown under a sled this week and
suffered injuries to the extent of a
badly fractured arm, one broken arm
and several bad body bruises.
Lutherans of northwestern North
Dakota are planning big celebration
to be held in Minot in commemmora-
ton of the Luther centennial next
fall. Numerous churches in the dis
trict surrounding Minot have already
taken preliminary action, and if the
plan now outlined is adopted, it will
bring thousands of Lutherans to
Minot.
Mrs. Lulu Day of Jamestown, want
ed in San Diego, CAL, for the alleged
theft Of $1,000 worth of jewelry and
for the alleged kidnapping of the in
FAINT child of Mrs. Lulu Wanda Sch
neider, widow of German army lieu
tenant, declared that she knew nothing
OF Mrs. Schneider's baby, and she fiat
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ly denies the charge of larceny. 'Tll
go back if they come for me- Mrs.
Day is quoted as saying, "1ll stand
trial, too, and when I'm acquitted I'll
bring suit for persecution. / don't
know anything about Mrs. Schneider's
baby" a1a gaq aHbh9is2 s
Bismarck, N. D., Striking coal
miners in the Noonan district have re-
turned to work today. A conference
was held Tuesday between the miners
and the head Of the Hought coal mines
of that district which settled the griev-
ances after a close-down for several
days. A strike also was threatened
at the Truax mine but did not mater
ialize.
Canada has begun to tear up 1000
miles of railway to meet the needs of
war on the western front in France
and Belgium. The rails will be ship
ped to France, where they will be used
to facilitate the movement of troops,
guns, munitions and supplies from
French ports to the fighting line.
A three-weeks- infant was found
on the doorstep Of Geo. Will of Bis
marck Monday evening. The child
was placed on the doorstep by it's
mother, Helen Ward, Of Hebron, who
claims that her husband died six
months ago at Dickinson, when he was
thrown from horse.
A big aid to the Dickinson normal
school, which will be established as q
result Of the adoption Of the consti-
tutional amendment in the recent cleo
ton, is proposed in the federal bill in
troduced by United States Senator A..
J. Gronna Of North Dakota, carrying
grant Of $4,000 acres for the school.
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DR.. Ringo was called to Williston
on professional business Tuesday.
H. Davis Of Breckenridge, is visit
ing at the home Of his sister, Mrs. A.
Compton.
| Ben Combs, Donnybrook barrister.
lis attending to legal business in the
lefty.
| Mrs. Randall and son Of Glenburn
ARRIVED Friday for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Neukom, old time neighbors.
Mrs. Harry Tibbs submitted to an
operation at local hospital Friday
from which she is recovering.
VIM. Hughes has opener his moving
picture house at Deering, giving once
a-week entertainments.
Ward McCrill's place was searched
Friday night by tireless officials, but
nothing Of note was found
E. D. Skinner of Sawyer was in the
lefty Christmas day to attend the an
nual Christmas Observance of De
Molay Commandery.
Herman Huesgen, ST., of Devils
Lake is visiting with his son, Herman
Huesgen, Jr., Of the Winters Jewelry
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Miller and son
from north Of Granville were holiday
shoppers in Minot Saturday. The son
enjoyed his first car ride to Minot on
this trip.
Rose Arnold, 16-year-old Mayville
girl, was found walking in the c2pn-
try near Fargo, scantily attired. She
will appear before the insanity board
at Hillsboro.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels of Montana
Mr.. and Mrs. Danielson Of Montana
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Gilroy.
The Catholic church was filled to
capacity by the crowd who attended
midnight mass Sunday night. Mass
was said by Father JOS. Raith. The
music was especially beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Zehringer Of
Ortonville, Mimi, are spending two
weeks at the home Of their son, c. n.
Zehringer, cashier of the Union Natl
onal bank.
While unloading a 25-horsepower
tractor engine at Portal, Fred Siegel,
who had sold the engine to Lee Rough
ton, lost control Of it and the engine
ran off the platform. 1t was damaged
to the extent of $500.
Thos. Henderson, deputy clerk Of
court, and his good wife are enjoying
their holiday vacation with friends at
Crosby.
Staale Hendrickson, insurance man
and legislator, returned to his home at
Coteau Tuesday and hopes to leave
Thursday for Bismarck, where he will
remain thruout the legislative session.
Governor L. 3. Hanna has put his
stamp Of approval on North Dakota
Appreciation Week and states that
Appreciation Week last year did a
great deal Of good for the state.
4 The Masons and members of the
Eastern Star will give ball at the
Masonic Temple on New Years night
All Masons and their families are in
vited.
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This is for
You

The most wonderful day of the
whole year is next Monday,
and in your judgment it should
be and is the most wonderful
Christmas we perhaps may ever
see.
With so large part of the old
world at war and with so many
thousands of homes desolate,
shouldn't we all be sincerely
grateful and happy that we can
enjoy the season in peace, happi-
ness and prosperity?
We think so, and with the
above thoughts in mind we wish
you the happiest Christmas of
your life, with a new year full of
all the good things you most
want.
BOvEY-SAuTE LUMBER COMPANY
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We have invsstigsred as much as
possible the rumor { a changed train
service here and as, yet it is
only rumor. II is said the train will
leave at O'Clock a. H., going to Mi
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-28

All other North Dakota educational
institutions have land grants with the
exception of the Minot normal, estab-
ished since statehood.