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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-25
Notice Of Annual Meeting of Stock
holders.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Columbia Hotel Company
Incorporated, will be held on III" 9TH
day of November, A. D., 1916, al
/: 80 o'clock. p. M. at the principal
Office of the company, in the State
of Virginia, 119 South Fairfax
Street, Alexandria, Virginia, for the
purpose Of electing a board of d.
rectors and receiving and acting upor
the reports Of the officers, and fol-
the transaction OF such other bust
ness IS may properly come before
the meeting.
Dated the 1st day of November
4. u. 1916.
WALTER S. HAEBAN, Sec.
253-.;t Nov. A-il-l8-23.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-25

A. deficit Of s21,144, i'll the funds
to meet the expenses Of the Repub-
lican campaign was announced here
todav by Cornelius N. Bliss, jr'
treasurer for the Republican Nation
al Committee.
Four times yesterday Francisco
Villa attacked the frst-line trenches
which defend Chihuahua city, and
each time he was repulsed, leaving
his dead and wounded on the plains
outside of the city to the south.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-25
ANNUAL MEETINGS
Notice of Annual Meeting Of Stock
holders.

holders.
Tie annual meeting Of the STOCK,
holders of The Capitol Park Hotel
Company, Incorporated, will be feia
on the 18th day of December, 1916,
at / o'clock, p. m, at the principal
Office of the company, in the state
of Virginia, 119 South Fairfax street,
Alexandria, Virginia, for the purpose
of elect;ng a board Of directors and
receiving and acting upon the re-
ports of the officers, and for the
transaction of such other business
as may properly come before inc
meeting. -
Dated the 25th day Of October, lal3
EDWARD l.. HlLLlER, Sec.
259-3t-Nov. 4-11-1S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

OILS &agnez @mblem 1T bon Der
Probibtttonspartei 0as &amel auserz
loren pproen, pie i'm Gbicagoer
Qauptquartier Der Mationalpartet aus
gegeben tpuroe. 9as 8ilbnis bes
Sieres ser 8ufte ptrb auf einen
&agnefnopf BON 8ron3e, Der au@
sic 8u@itaben g.. g., Oas beib proz
bibitionszpartei fibren mirb, gepragt
tper0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Bel Den TGr6en.

@tele, Die ft& ieBt um Mnbabnuns
eines 6auernoen freunof@aftli9en Ser
bdltniKes CUR Sirtei bemiben, lperoen
fi@ iiber einen Musearg aus etnem
5el6poftbrief freuen, Der am %. Sc
bruar in ber Observation-Disclosures
@i19en @ren5ede gef@rieben moroen
1T unb Ser rJrantfurter 3eituns" CUR
@%erfiguns eeiteQt mir0. 9a beiBt es:
y. bie @erpflegung unb bic poft
miiKen bon uns in 4. ooer 9. gebolt
tper6en, neuli@ tpar i@ ~beSpegen To-
gar nieoer einmal in 8. Das 1T naz
tirli@ eine umitdnb1i6e unb 1angtpet<
lige @ei@i9te, DEFENDERS bel faltem
unb regnerti@em Wetter, aber man Be-
tommt bod tp%enig1tens nod bin unb
mteoer etmas. Muf iol@en Gabrten,
bel bener mir natirli9 0rauben iiberz
nadten mi7en, quartieren mir uns
nit @orliebe BEL Sirten Elm. Mir
9euti@en merben Don i3nen NIT elmer
sroBen 9er5lidtett un6 @aitfreibeit
aufgenommen. Ser 8iirgermeiiter oes
tiirtif@en 9orfes tommt uno besruBt
uns, 1obalD er BON unferer 4nfunft
b1rt, uno flbrt uns bann tn bas 9aus
eines angeiebenen @inpobners. Sort
mirb Damn Elm Teuer I'M offenen Sea-
min ange5un6et, mir feben uns ale
barum berum, uno infer @trt btetet
uns 3igaretten uno &affee an. Damn
paden mir I'M fere @a9en aus, uno er
nimmt cine &oftprobe aus unieren
6elote1eln unb befonoers germ eine
33igarre. 2eiber fann Sic l1nterbulz
tung nur unpoufommen gefibrt tperz
Sen, nit 3eiden, en9lti@en unb franz
a0ii19en 8roden. 8efonoers berslih
nurben mir einmal bon etnem @@ul~
lebrer aufgenommen, Ser, als mir ibm
begreifli@ eema4t batten, bab mir
germ gier bitten, feline @9uljugeno
CUR Gieriude tns 9orf i@idte nit
benz @rgebnis, bob mir binnen elmer
balben @tunoe a@t3ig @ier batten.
Sir bas 9uBeno boben mir cine Mart
be3ablt; bas miro jeBt in 9eutf4lano
ii@er Seth erregen. 2eioer 1T oas
f@1ne 2ano Der Gter nett btnter uas;
9ier bebeuten uns ste @%tnpobnern auf
bic Jrage nod @iern, 6ab Gran3n8fi
alien !9iibnerr Die 9dlfe umgeorebt
habe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Ginise beriibmte 8raner.
Wenige 2e11te onerfennen, tpel@

@enige 2e11te onerfenner, mel@
beriibmte @anner in un1erer &C.
idibte @ier gebraut baben. Sobn
M6en bon Briseiua Stuff tpar ein
8rouer, Sobn Mppelton, @ilbelm
@enn, @riin6er bon @enniDlbanien,
nn6 @oger @iuiam, @riin0er bon
@bo6e SsIano, @am1el M6ams, mel,
der sic erite &iite Gbee in ben So
iton &ofen bra6te, George @aibing-
ton,. ser o19 cine Diitiuerie 5u eigen
botte. Mber fetner 6ieier groBen
fannte 6as @ebeimniB 6eS
@ra1ens 6es geiun6en mooerne1t
pie 6os Golden Grain 8elt
Mtmo6ifde 8roa1er muBten
11i9t, 6ie no6berige @abra1ng 5u ber=
mp6ur9 6as 8ier bon bon Sci
men tpir6. @erindt uniere lei6te
Mrt nn6 8eiIe 6nr9 @oitbeiteuungen.
S. sc. 2abr, ct. @lo1t6, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

benen Grantrei@ iiber bter3t9 SABRE er'
fiint mar, gefubrt bdtte, tpenn etn fran>
30fif&es Seer in Deutf@lan6 etnsebro>
9en tpdre!
S9 mar in OfpreuBen unmittelbar
nod BET 8efreiung oes 2anoes bon
ben @ufen, als man bort iiberan nod
ole Spfer Der pliinoerung, 0es Morz
6es un6 Der @emalttaten fat. Srobz
Dem berfu@ten bic beutf@en Offi3iere
BET jeber @~elegenbeit benz Geinoe uHb
6efen Tiibrern @ere@tteteit pt6erfabz
rem gu laFen. Man tpies auf Ole
@@ptertgteit bin, iiber ale 9etle uno
Snotbtbuen elmer fol@en @ieienarmee
bic rt@tige Mufftbt gu fiibren, un6
man faete, baB an alien unglid Die
Roiaten i@ulb 1eien, bic man ni@t als
reguldre ruffii@e Sruppe betra@ten
tonne. Mber in Srantrei@ raft man
audi jeBt nod INNER gegen ben Geino,
un6 tetn @erbre@en tit f6per eenug,
6as man ibm ni@t CUR 2ait legte.
11no otefer g%ren3enlofe @aB un6 bieie
unglaubli@en 8ef9impfungen member
ii@ ni@t MIR etpa gegen ein5elne
Deut1@e. MqeS, mas iberbaupt beutfd
1T, lit nbo@e," unb Die unglaubli@iten
8elei6tgunsen uno 8ef@tmpfuwen
per0en gesen Den beutf@en 9of uno
feline nddite l1msebung ausgetoBen.
@iner @%erteibigung Der 6euti@en
Mrmee un6 bes 6eutf@en Bottles auf
fol9e 8elet6igungen beoarf es nidt,
benr Elm folder Mabnfinn itraft fi6
felbit. Sd fonnte fonft 3eusnis oa<
fit ablegen, tpel@en @inbrud t@ bon
beutf@en Sruppen pdbreno 6es blutiz
gen @ormari@es In Geinbeslanb &C.
ponnen babe, pte i@ felbft NIT beut<
f@en 2an6turmleuten 3ufammengetpez
fen bin, 0ie aus ben %abgebrannten
9dufer1 ibrer 9etmat gei@dnbete 2ei<
den ibrer 2teben auSgruben uno troBz
benz sic 9ano ni4t erboben, ia nod
ntht einmal Elm @@impfport ben gez
fangener @uKen ins @efi4t f@leu6er>
ten, unter benen pienei4t man@e pa>
rem, bic an bieien @reueln betet1tgt gez
tpefen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

So1epb 8e1bed 11nb Srau an 8infielo
g. Befbed, M@A S@A Gee. 6z126z33,
@elroie, $4,000.
Sobn Coates II. a. an Sobn &olmberg,
Got 10, 8lod 81, 2otprb's N61., ct.
g1oub, $4,000.
Sobn gfeinfe unb Srm1 an MloDs
@perI, 5@A M@A un6 N@A 5BA
sec. 34z125z31, Mbanb, $3600.00.
S. 8. &ubn unb Srm an Soiepb
8nfttpeiler, 2ots 1 unb 2, 8lod z, Sreez
port, 100000.
6. 81. Magnu1on un6 Srau an Ole s.
6%alborion, SbeiI bon Got /, st. Moores
Nob., @anf Centre, $4,000.
5; q: mast ttd s: sns g @3nx an 3 @q %rafG
& Smiths Mbb., ct. @loub, $450.00.
Catherine Spieter nn6 @atte an Metfe
Ben, 2ots 8z9z10<11<12, 8lpd IA 6. sc.
MDb., Melrofe, $4,000.
Sobn 8. Sufts unb Sran an 8iliam
Melebning, 1&A M@A unb M@A
@@A Sec. 33z122z28, Sair &aben,
100000.
Mrt6ur IS. @agner nn6 Sra,1 an gbriz
}tian 6. Canton, Got 9, 8lod 2, 8aittn<
gers gbb., Rabnesbiqe, $1800.00.
8eter &rafer nn6 Srnu an 3enrb
&emper, 2ots 1 u1t6 8, 8lod 2, NlbanD,
1926.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Domino i'm Co6arett.

Mus Mten ptrb' bert@tet: @r3ber3o<
gin 8lanta erf@ten i'm @arnifons{pi<
tai go. 2. OILS lie gu ben bort unter<
gebra9ten beuti@en Solboten fam,
Iab fie et1en Mann r1ame1s 6eHen, Ser
6ur@ einen @@ub beioe Mugen perlos
rem batte. 9eKen, ser erit jiisft bur&
bte @erletbung bes @iiernen &reu5es
auSge3et4net poroen mar, fpielte gez
robe NIT einem &ameraoen Domino,
tpobei ct fi6 bes Saitgefibls bebtente,
um bic @teine gu ertennen. 9ie @r5z
ber5ogin fraste i'm, ob er 1i9t au4
nit ibr cine Partie iptelen noble. 9efe
fen beiabte freuoig. Die @r3ber5ogin
feBte Fmb nieoer un6 ipielte NIT tim
uno einem 8meiten oeuff@en @oloaten
namens @4td, Ser i'm &riege audi Elm
Muge perloren botte, etne partte Do
mtno. @ierauf perlteb oie @rabersoz
gtn, nadoem tie bic beiben @olbaten
ret9 be{dentt batte, bas @pttal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Seller ,tnb Masenleiben.

u@or 8mei Sabren Tit ih an &C.
Der un6 Magenlei6en," idreibt SRI.
emma @rbrpfe> 2ima, Ohio. SD
fann n11r tpenig eiien, mas fid nit
mir bertragt un6 i6 tpor 10 fdtpin0e-
li6 un6 frartf im Magen, 6oB i6 mild
an ettpos feltbolten mnBte, um ni6t
um5ufomen. Da las i@ BON Giant
berlotn's Sabletten a1n6 probierte fol-
DIE. Sd m11r6e ro1@ beiler." gu
berfaufen bel &enrD's Corner Drug
@tore. = Mn8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Marb goberlt nnb @5atte an Sbeo6ore
S.. @plneb, SICK M@A Gee. 26z126z
80, @oloing.
@fuiam Bedman unb Srau an @enrb
@euteneuer, az N@A un6 Nh @gA
Gee. $4,000, @plDing, $12800.00.
@iuiam S. Stuber nnb Srau an So
1epb 5olfelt, Got Z bon Gong & Brtg<
bam's @ez@ubzMbb. 3n ct. @lou6, $3.50.
sobn 8ab nnb Srau an 2onis Mon,
1870 Ncres in @h bon Gee. 3<125z31,
Mh S8A N8A Gee. 11z125z31,
Mlbanb, 100000.
Mafbias 66tpnr8 an Spiepb 6.
@6minabammer S@A 5@A un6
1 95.100 bon @8A 5@A, Gee. 49,
1861, Mlbanb, $1500.00.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

@enn SIR moM, tptrb bas 2anl
@a1@ belfen ,n6 f}h felbft beaabIn,
sSSb babe elm unseba1res MreaI bes
fru9bor1ten 2atroe8 in gentral-M'
berto at nie6rigen @reifen u1,b Ieid.
ten 8e6tngatnger1 3u $1,000 Bis
$4,000 ber Side 5u bertaufent 2dnoe'
reien NIT geniigen6m @eoenfo4. Be-
oineungen ei1 3nan3iefteI boar, @ei1
i1merboB 3tpon5ig Sobren. G,s9 EN-
groBes MreaI dbnIider 2dnoereieu
NIT g1tten 8erbeiierunee1t 3u mabteeu
@reifen uno @e6ing11rrgen. &ier iii
Cure @elegearbet, Cure 9tegenfdnf.
ten a~11s5u6ebnen ba1r9 MntMaf an'
g~remsenoen 2anoe3 u16 Cure Gre1nse
@1tb nls Mod}bare1 81 t1ern.
@egen INDIFFERENT menoe man ffi9 III
&erma11 Coles, CHROME, &lberta,
Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

9ie Brieien tpare1r 10 arm, 6aB sic
ein8ige Steuer, Sic ibnen sic &0mer
a1ferlege11 fonnten, in roben S91en=
ba11ten be1tan6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
9nfan6.
sttmmre@tleriune1 rafen fir
bic @abli9la9t.

Sinfunbatpan5is 9pnMmprbe in feds
Monateu-Gin 8eIe8 fir bte bB-
berc amerifanii@e aultur-4pf
unb Y%robibition fouen @ano 1T
$anb arbeiten-9pnt JauftS 2ofal
aeidlpfien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

Sos San@bootfieber lei cine
&rdnfbeh, meint ein SauidblaH.
6ie englifbe &ranfbeit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Neritbaft Gub Cure etaene
6arm.

9ie Set, @aa ,t11;niebem, 1T, bessr
SIR fault. &umr1t bireft 81 u.ir,
nnb i6 tuerbe G11 belfen, Gx4
Gmer &eim frei bpn ieber GorSe'
r1n8 at beri6affen.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11

will receive due consideration and
that as far as his influence can
90 he will strive to make Fallon
County a better place in which
to live and a mighty sorry resi-
dencc place for the CRATER. lie
is centrally located and knows
the needs of the county and while
rot a member of the democratic
party Ito which we profess aftili-
atom, we are more than pleased
to see him come out for this office
and shall be glad to aid in his
nomination IN any possible way.
When you vote for Walter Max.
we'll you are voting for honesty,
and a man whom we know viii
make good land this is no paic
advertisement either.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
George FarweIl

George FarweIl Of Sykes has
announced himself for county
commissioner on the democratic
ticket, to fill the unexpired term
of c. l.. Wood. After the resig-
nation of Mr.. Wood. Judge Daniel
O'Hern selected George Farwell
to act as commissioner until the
next general election and during
the time he has been acting on
the county board he has acquired
much knowledge and infolma-
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
'SCHOOL O RK is
A WORK

The ADORE is the slogan under wh5ch
Miss TeYresn c. O'DonneH, princi pal
?fthe Harrison school IA Butte, is max
ing her campaign tor the democratic
nomination for State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. In support of her
stand, Miss O'DonneN points ont that
not only is erery county smperintend-
ent an Montana q Wnnan, bit also that
out Of s1r stut"s IN Which m conld
rote at the last general election, four
selected q romen for state superdntend-
emit. Miss O'DonncW has had an mus
"nllu brilliant experience M school
morh, and promises to endearor to g1re
TO rNral districts Us good educational
ndrnHtnges as are possessed bB city
schools. ---Adrert1scment
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
w.. l. Maxwell

w. |. Maxwell last week an
nounced himself as a candidate
for county commissioner OF Fal-
lon County for the six year term.
Having known him, and enjoyed
his acquaintance ever since our
arrival in Montana we know
whereof we speak when we urge
the voters of Fa!lon County to
support him at the coming pri-
maries on his splendid record as
a business man and neighbor.
To those who are personally &C
quainted with Wat Maxwell we
need not utter a word. but tc
those who may not have acquired
his acquaintance and friendship
we could say much. He has a
reputation for being honest. has
never been mixed in politics OF
out ofice-sceking before and has
made a success Of every under
taking he has ever been into.
Having: reached the point OF
financial success, he does not
seek the office of commissioner
for the money that's in it, bu,
only upon the solicitation Of his
many friends who know thai
with Walter Maxwell on the
board the interests Of the small
as we'll as the large Taxpayer
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
Commissioner

] hereby respectfully ask favorable con-
>iderhtion. by the voters OF the county, Of
my calldldl''y for the Republican numinn-
tlon 1of commissioners. Rrlng centrally
located ] shall file for the SIX Year Term.
J bellev" jill schools. roads, nome enter
prls's. conservative development and true
ectlolly. favor II consistent cllngr in
our road methods. do not believe in and
will not advocate frantic financing OF cx-
rrsSiNt taxation.
/ have Il large and fl vorable acquaintance
throughout the county to any of WhOml can
rh"erfullN ref"raS regarding my cnpaDiiitit .
Trusting that you Will find me worthy and
we'll qualified, am,
Yours very respectfully
u. +. SCIIptIELD.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
County Superintendent

To tn" voters Of Fillon county:
submit my name as Il candidate" for tie
nominal l"n or County superintendent of
Schools on the Democratic ticket at the An
gust Primaries.
] hay" had charge of the Baker Public
schools for four years during which time
the Baker School hos grown iru'u ~ three
room school to Il Four lIHr Accredited High
School employing Il corps of eight ,"nchrrs.
Before coming to Baker | hnt Experience
in the public schools OF minnesota, uhutn
raining in the State Normal. M%nnkotn,
Mimi. by teaching in rural school, of my
native state. AS we'll rs by active interest in
all educational nal1"rs, feet especially
qualified to handle the rural school problem
Begging Il careful consideration of my
claims to the support Of the Democratic
Party. Yours for Better Schools
MISS CARRIE A. BAtIITLE
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
Notice

Bids for concessions at the fair
grounds will be received up and
until noon, August 10. 1916 By
the undersigned, for the Fallon
County fair Sept. 1920. Two
concessions will be given; one
for confectionery aud fruits and
another for lunch counters. Sub
NIT all bids to VIM. MoWbrav.
Ekalaka.
All persons who have beds and
rooms to rent during fair time.
will please list them with L. r.
Ramme.
All rooms listed with this COM
mittee and rented. will be col
(ected for in advance and a re-
ceipt given, showing location of
room and the time for which i,
is rented.
G. K. Putnam.
L. 7. Ramme,
F. NJ. Dworshak,
Committee
Those having express at tn,
office in Baker and wishing sam,
delivered in Ekalaka may leav'
J their orders at the Ekalaka Dru!
Co. where | will call for sam
and give prompt attention. Trip
! to and from Baker. three times
week. Gene Minis. mail contrac
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11

On the democratic ballot at the
coming primaries, the voter will
find the name Of Hugh r. Wells,
who is a candidate for Railway
and Public Service Commissioner
for the State of Montana. Mr..
Wells is q resident of Miles City
and is we'll known to the old
timer Of this section and an in
fuentia] citizen of eastern Mon
tana. We have been looking for
ward to the day when Eastern
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11

Montana could claim recognition
in some Of the state offices and
believe that this year should see
some Of our home people, cleo
ted to fill at least a few Of them.
Eastern Montana democrats will
do we'll to remember Hugh Wells
at the primaries, knowing that
should he be elected this end of
the state will receive favorable
consideration on any matters OF
interest to it that may come be-
fore the Railroad Commission.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
Commissioner

wish to hereby announce myself as can
dldhte tor County commissioner of fnllon
County. Subject to Will # the people Of the
AUGUST primaries. IT nominated and elect
ru J vii hold my platform fndministrntion
F.aunIlty' toward all and ~'Econolny" a.
fhr as 1T Is possible without making it Il fnnlt,
l am Il farmer and Nilsson Democrat
Hoping to get your favorable decision.
Resp, w. Ped Akcrs.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
Representative

TO tn" Voters Of Ftllun County:
| hereby HIlnpl.3cn my sell rs a rnnnidntr
for nomination 10 the office OF Representa-
tiN" ON the Democratic ticket subject toli,.
VIII OF the voters ut lir prilnlri"-.
IN tn" twelve years hat ! have been II res
iuent her" tint j. the first Time have eyer
sought q political office. IT nominated and
elected Viii, during ms term nl office. dill
gently "nd"nNor To iHilnfuliy WORK for Inc
best interests oI Fnllon COUNT
Il. r.. NORRIS
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
County Attorney

To the Voters of Fallon County:-
lam DESTROYS of securing tn" Republican
numinItiOn as candidate for County tito
n'E. am, res pccttully solicit your support
at the prinlHrie. to he held on Tuesday, the
18th day of August, 1916.
Very respectfully,
Leon l.. Wheeler
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
Political Notices
Commissioner

l hereby announce myself rs II candidate
for the uneNpired term as county commits
siOner. that of two years, on the democratic
ticket. If you believe thnt my services dur
Ing the past two years entities me to remain
as your servant until the end OF the term
on January |, 1919, your vote Will br nppret-
lated. George Farwril, Sykes.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
The Candidates

Democratic Republican
Representative
r. t. Morris Edwin S. Booth
Clerk Of Cour
Ralph kecner
County Clerk
f. F. Lentz F. c. Bum
Sheriff
NJ. f. Jones George Roggs
Henry. Niles
County Attorney
Chns. Dowsman Leon L.. Wheeler
Joseph Hodson
PC. Cornish
County Commissioner
W. r. Akers F. Z. Mcfarland
Horace w. Sparks T. +. Schotteld
George Fnrwell Carl Bondell
Dean Howell
County Treasurer
f. H. Trnndum w. w. Palmer
r. b. Lowry Geo. Hongh
c. I. Hughes Otto Emerson, Sr.
l.. j. O'Grady l.. Z. Rushton
Surveyor
&C. Cory
Superintendent Schools
Carrie Bachtle Annette Leonard
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
Sheriff

| Hereby announce my self as CNnhidnt,
for the office Of sheriff on the Republican
ticket, subject to the Will of the Voters al
the coming Primaries. Having had SON,
can prrform the duties inn posed upon Z
sheriff. Your support Will lac appreciated.
Res pectfully submitted,
Geo. Boggs.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11

ton that will be beneficial to the
taxpayers should he be selected
to remain for another two years.
Mr.. FarweIl is we'll known and
we feel safe in predicting his
election this fall.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
County Assessor

hereby announce myself as candidate
Tor the office OF County Assessor of Fulton
County ON the Republican ticket. subject
to the Will OF the people at tn" August pri-
mariCs.
otto Emerson, 81.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-11
Commissioner

| hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the SIN year term of County Commas
sloner on the Republican ticket subject to
the will of the voters ut the sprlnlnry tluc-
ton August 10Th, 1876.
w. |. Maxwell.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-27
SPENCER D. REED, 3. G.
For six years Valley City's
Chir0prdCt0r
phons1ss once over city Drug Store

tors as follows: Crib elevators $50
per thousand bushels capacity; con-
crete elevators SIS per thousand bush.
els capacity.
All property of lodges, posts, chap
ters, communicates, councils and kin
dred organizations must be listed for
taxation, this class of property, being
no longer exempted from taxation.
Any assessor that fails to assess
property at rs per cent of it's market
value and money and credits at per
cent will subject his district to re
assessment. The tax commission with
the authority of the state board of
equalization has announced that wher.
ever any violations of the instructions
to assessors are brought to their at
tention reassessment will be made at
the expense of the assessing district.
Copies of the instructions to asses.
sors may be obtained from the tax
commission.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-04-27
wing north Of parallel 80 degrees.

lying north Of parallel 80 degrees.
The best crops to seed in early
spring are wheat, oats, rye, barley,
rape, Canadian field peas, and vetch.
Any of the cereals do we'll planted
Canadian peas, and vetch. In Ger.
singly or in combination with rape,
tain sections, where these crops will
survive the winter, they can be sown
the previous fall. In sections where
it is impossible to maintain a stand
over winter, the crops mentioned can
be sown in early spring as soon as the
ground is fit.
The pigs should be turned in to pas
ture the cereal crops when the plants
attain a height Of about 6 to inches,
and taken off when the plants reach
such a height that the pigs begin to
spit the chewed material from their
mouths. This is because the percent
age of crude fiber, the indigestible
part of the plant, increases rapidly as
the plants grow larger. Green wheat
oats, rye and barley are generally
classified as carbonaceous roughages
When young, however, these contain a
high percentage of protein and should
be classified as heterogeneous roughages
in the early stages of growth. Be-
cause the small grains when young are
so nutritious and are green when frost
has killed clover, they are ideal plants
to grow for pigs during late fall and
early spring.
Canadian Field Peas
Canadian field peas when sown in
conjunction with some other kind of