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Evening journal., 1916-03-29

and one of the star indoor ten
mis- players OF the country.
When sought by detectives in con
nectiOn with the Peck death mystery
Waite was found in his apartments
The police say he was in stupor al
a result Of taking opiates.
@ .@
a OTHER FAMOUS POISON CASES
William Arpet, of Lake Forest,
ILL.,, student at Wisconsin Univer-
sity, is awaiting trial in connec-
ton with the death, from poison.
of Marian Lambert of Lake For
est to whom he was said to have
been engaged.
Carlyle W. Harris was convict
ed in February. 1892. Of the MUIR
der of Helen Potts Harris. He was
medical student. She was a
boarding school girl whom he had
married secretly. She had died OF
morphine poisoning after taking
capsules prescribed by him. He
died in the electric chair May s,
1898.
Roland Burnham Molineux was
charged with the murder Of Mrs.
Adams. a relative of Harry S. Cor
o nish, director Of the New York
. Athletic Club with whom Mol
ineux was at enmity. She died on
o December 2S. 1898. after drinking
9 from bottle of bromo seltzer. al
legged to have. been sent to Cor
9 nish by MolineuX. MOllneuX is
now in an insane asylum.
10 Albert T. Patrick, a lawyer was
q charged with having chloro-
@ formed and killed William Rice.
an aged mult-millionaire. who
g was found dead on September %,
O 1900. Patrick was convicted. Gov.
d Dix pardoned him in 1912.
| .
Evening journal., 1916-03-29
Accidentally FIRED
bed OF SICK FRIEND

Calling on his friend, Jacob Saun-
der, colored, of No. 227 West Fifth
street. who is at the point Of death,
William Floyd, an aged colored man,
came near causing his friends death
last night Floyd was smoking a
pipe and the ashes dropped on the
bed covers over Saunders. In an
instant the bed was afire.
Patrolman Abrahams was passing
the house at the time, and hearing
Floyd's cries for help. he rushed 10
the second story, where the sick man
lay. and carried him into the house
next door The Fame Fire Company
was called on a still alarm. but not
before the furniture in the room was
destroyed. Saunders was removed
to house nearby while the firemen
were at work.
Evening journal., 1916-03-29

bindlng guarantee in each packaFe
which entities You to your money II IL
fails. In Soc Sf.o0 and 5000 bottles az
your dealers. or direct. postpaid. in plain
wrapper. De Miracle Chemical Co. Dept.
Evening journal., 1916-03-29

program of submarine against the en-
tente allied trade began, the Daily
Telegraph says they have in less than
a fortnight sunk 10000 tons Of ship
ping, Of which one-third belonged to
neutrals.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-13
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE Co1NER.

w. S. Pennington left Tuesday for
California, Mo-, TO visit his sister, whom
he had not seen for more than 25 years
Mr.. Mikesell and daughter Ella visit
ed Sunday at Adam Malone's. Clara
Wright spent the afternoon there.
Freddie Lee visited Frank and Ray
mond Hickman Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Coiner visited her moth
eT Thursday.
Mrs. Mollie Mccormick and Mrs.
Frank Killy and Bert Kaderly spent
Saturday with Mrs. Hull.
Fred Campbell called on John Heck
man Friday evening.
Mrs. w. s. Pennington spent We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Mullen
who has been confined to her bed the
past four weeks but is improving nicely
, now.
Adam Malone and wife helped Will
Thompson butcher Tuesday.
J. f.. Hull was called to Boston on
business Tuesday morning.
Miss Katie Hickman has been suffer.
ing with q severe toothache. She went
to Jasper Saturday and had two teeth
extracted.
Mrs. Hickman was shopping in Jas:
per Saturday.
Roy Pennington is working for J. T.
Hull this week.
Mr.. Taffner OF Arkansas visited last
week with his children here.
Dewey and Milton NIikesell left last
week for points near Nevada, after a
short visit with their father, c.. NJ.
Mikesell.
Chas. Sullens and Will Phipps oil
Jasper have been building new fences
and putting up new gates on the Cal:
houn place, occupied by L. ii. Brown
Collie l}levins visited Saturday night
and Sunday with Van Day. 80
Hazel and Susie IIightower spent
Sunday afternoon with the Blevins
young folks.
ii. +. Coiner. and family visited
Monday with Mrs. j. III. Coiner.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-13
MALTA.
Miss EMMA NIAeERs.

Gilbert Callison OF Golden City visit.
ed Dan and Will Mayors Saturday
night and Sunday,
MIR. Foster hasa new wind pump and
also put the water in his houses
Miss Helen Hill called on Mrs.
Mayors Saturday afternoon.
The yearly telephone meeting was
held Saturday afternoon, January. 8,
at the Pleasant Valley schoolhouse,,
Mrs. Bud Williams, who has been
in this neighborllood the past four
months, will leave the first OF the week
for Centerpoint to visit friends and rel
atives, and from there she will return
to her home in Boise, Idaho.
The sawmill is ut MIR. Fosters this
week saving wood.
Mrs. G. NJ. Mayors visited Mrs. Isaac
Schooler of Jasper Wednesday.
Ross Mcconnell called OH Will
Mayors Saturday.
John Welsh and family and Miss
Ruby Jarvis went TO Lamar Saturday
and attended the lecture in the after
noon.
Albert Num- visited Forest Jarvis
Sunday.
Lemmie Thomas visited Dan and
Will Mayors Sunday.
Jim Parker Of Lamar visited John
Welsh family this week.
Mrs. John Welsh and Ruby Jarvis
visited in Jasper Monday.
Mr.. ben Major of the Mount Carmal
neighborhood, is in the hospital in st.
Louis with pneumonia.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-13
MOTHER AND SON GIVE
VALUABLE EVIDENCE,

State Their Sufferings Were For
Many Years But Regained
Health Through Master Med
icine Tanlac.
Business men, professional men,
artisans and innumerable women
of unquestioned honesty and in
tegrity have been benefited BY
Tanlac, and are expressing AN abid
ing faith in the premier prepare
ton, as medicine of unusual
merit in instances of stomach, Md
ney and intestinal arrangements,
as well as cata1rh. Mrs. Anna
McCut chen, residing at 1870 South
Main Street. Wichita, Kansas, has
the following to say about Tanlac.
Il had no appetite for long
time, | was awfully nervous and
completely run down. My head
ached most all9the time and there
was a continual hurting in my
stomach. ! seemed to be growing
worse day by day, and felt very
uneasy about my health.
MY son also was in poor HI al'h,
and his trouble was about like
mine. He suffered from nervous.
ness, severe headaches, could not
sleep we'll at nights and his appetite
was not very good
I'VE both have been taking Tan
lac for several weeks. and ] can
truthfully say that cur hath has
improved wonderfully Our APP
petites are fine, we are not troubled
with nervousness, and the head
| aches are thing of the past. We
think Tanlac is the greatest med.
iclne on earth, and highly recon-.
mend it to those who are suffering
from the ailments that burdene d
US for years.
Tanlac can be obtained in Jasper
at the H f. Pitts Drug Store at
S. 90 a bottle three for $2.7s or six
bottles for $500.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-13
Many In Jasper Try Simple Mix
. ture

Many Jasper people are surprscd at
the QUIZ K action of simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc, rs lnixtd in Adler
i-ka. Tbs simple rene ~ acts on BOTH
upper and lower bowel, removing such
surprising fou mat er that ONE SPOON
III relieves almost ANY CASE con-
iI,,ation, sour .uach or gas. y few
Dies often relic Va Or prevent appendci-
It's. \ short treatment help chronic
stomach trouble J'h. ms rANr, easy
action of AdIer.i ka is astonishing. Ii.
+. Fits druggist.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-13
DUBLIN.
Mrs. BERTHA WEBER.

Mrs. BERTHA WEBER.
Mrs. Alumbaugh' sister from Avilla
visited her few days last week.
Mrs. Charley Johnson visited Grand
ma Armstrong Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma King visited BERTHE
Garner one afternoon last week.
Mr.. TafTner from Mcdonald County
is here looking upa location for his
family.
Mr.. Andrews from Grady County,
Okla, is visiting few days with his
daughter, Mrs. John Taffner.
Mrs. f. l.. Hill is having a carpet
woven.
Mrs. Alumbaugh and sister visited
Mrs. Order one afternoon last week.
John Armstrong and wife visited
relatives in Joplin last week.
Herbert Armstrong is working il,
Joplin.
Miss Ruth Griflitt is working at the
Clyde Reno home in the Esrom neigh
borhood.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-13
BLUE AND BETHEL.
Mrs. ]. r. HATCHER.


Fred Pugh and family spent Satur-
day night with Elmer Pugh and fam
lily of Lynnland vicinity.
Mrs. Isaac Herring has been quite
sick with grippe, but is now improving.
Elder Frakes spent Sunday with
Jud Hatcher.
Marion King and family spent Sun
day away from home.
Frank Wardlow and family of Esrom
were guests of A. Beeson and family
Sunday.
Wash. Sharp and family af Cullison,
Kans., are visiting relatives here.
Con Lucas and Pedro and Jackie
Tidball called ON Harve Lucas and fam
lily Sunday.
Daisy and Frank Pugh spent Sat
urday afternoon with Lee Hatcher.
Mrs. Cotton and son Charley spent
Saturday with Vivian Costley and
family.
Paris Taylor and family expect 10
move this week to the house which has
just recently been erected on the George
Costley farm, one-half mile north Of
the Jasper bridge.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-13
DRY FORK.
NIl,s. w. Il. KING.

John Smelser is sick this week.
Riley King is some better this week.
Mr.. Frost called ut Riley Kings one
day last week.
Melvin Miller has been suffering with
the grippe.
Opal Stith has been quite sick this
week. =
The writer OF these items was unable
to send items last week, on account of
having the general complaint, the
grippe.
Merle King of Carthage spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Herbert
King. =.
Jennie Pearman Of Carthage, visited
last week Mt Riley Kings.
Mable Smith visited ut Conrad's one
day last week.
hay Patrick spent Sunday at S. IL.
Sterling's.
One day last week when the mail
carrier was crossing the culvert south
of Herman Rotsch's place one of the
horses got his foot completely through
the floor Of the culvert, without any
other damage, however, than TO put
the culvert out of commission.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-13
To Cure Children's Colds.

Keep child dry. c'o;he comfortably.
avoid exposure and give DR.. Beii's Pine.
Tar Honey. IL J. PHEASANT, soothing,
nntiseptic, raises phletm and reduces
inflammation. I he first dose gives re-
lief, cont ued treatment with proper
care W II avoid serious illness or long
cold. Don't DELAY treatment Don't
let your child sutf"r. Get bottle to.
day. Insist ON DR.. BELLS Pine Tar.
Honey. 25c. Ii. +. Pitts.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-13
Protection for Submarines.

An automatic device prevents sub
marines from descending to depth
where the pressure Of water would be
dangerous.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04
DR.. WROTH FINED
TEN DOLLARS FOR
RECKLESS DRIVING
License of Autoist Who Drove
His Car Through MONDAY
Crowd on Central Avenue Can.
not be Revoked.

car through Ia" MONDAY crowd On
ih" sd'wrlk At Central avenue and
Second street ON saturday. inIurius
am old man and a woman and en-
dangerlng many others. WIS nned $40
IN the city court today for reckless
driving.
HIS license 20 drive an automobile
Will not be revoked. iudsmuch ass the
present city ordinance provide that
licenses shall not be revoked until The
third complaint is Hlcd against tho
driver This b. IA" urs, time the doc
tor hns bcen cited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

Auto springs, all makes Korbcr CO.

Auto spTlnss, an makes. kOrhcr GO,
Sec Bcrthold Sprz. 31i West cold
Real estate and general Insurance.
Miss Emily Siaklrr has returned
itu,u a month ia Denver
SIR. -. f., Luttmun. ioturuci -utut-
dts from Juug Heacd california.
Arthur Sisk ha. returned from
U,l Monte. california.
Y H. MvLHuriu n FAMILY returned
yesterday nom % visit 10 various
points iu the eastern par, Of the state
Mr and Mr-. O.. II. Sweyuoy are cu-
tcrtIiuIng Mrs. l.. NJ. Nh.tc. ct Kan
sts D.ts. and her daughter Margur,
Alt-s SAIL KING hu, returned from
'..Il Grove. Missouri Snc VIII teach
u .h. Dty -ynuuls TINS winter.
MR. j. f.. saint. ana daughter
Mr.. Bort skinner returned from
Denver yesterday.
Nl-- E-tylIa Nal,k returned yestcr-
diN from california, where she passed
the past SIX weeks
Iu, counts commissioners Will
meet at lu o'clock Wednesday at the
sratt house.
s. marr4asc license wan Issued TODAY
tu Joseph N. Ross and Maud u. Eaton
both - So.orro
Alis4 Mnrsafct schmidt has return.
oo from ocean Park, Californlt.
whore -h, spout the summcr.
Miss Ruth Luugteliow left Fridas
fut N'uuminco Wisconsin she WIN
attend StIlDt institute there.
Miss Elsie E,mpruilk has returned
from los Angelic whore She has been
'ur IN, pas, three months.
Ir. " " Spaie" ana family tf'
turned from ocean PARK. 'dlliorny.
4 YESTERDAY.
cara AfJoIutI, t sophomore In th'
university returned from Roswell to
enter loot the tal term.
Mrs g. &C. GInuuu returned ycstcr-
uaS has us'u listing IN Illinois
aui vi u4Ii Tor th, past -N weeks
a.. l.. NIlau-.u OF 'p1
Eyed Harvey ,lriu rooms here "a
outerDIu'uI DOB. father. J. l.. William
SON 't Nowtun kHusas.
MIR. ella LtIlar has returned from
"a vacation ir the east. and viii re-
sunni" urr W"fk as t,tcaer IN the r'y
So houls
The regular weekly meeting of re
~FIutcrna| nruih'ruoods has beer
postponed 600 account or Labor bHA
'uiil M"nda september H.
Nr- IS LcNIl.,r arrived from
Sew YurN yrstrrdl. 10 visit her so1
S,Nwnur Lawson She acrompaui',
nl., W'uulu and ms daughter
Nh and Mrs. d. W. Faw have pou,
20 'amHtdpc Mas-. being called thor
uy ,Uo news ol rhc death Of Mr.
FnW sister.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04
GOOD WORK
FOR sick women
The Woman's Medicine Has
Proved Its Worth.

When Lydia +. Pinkhsm's remedies
were first introduced, their curative
powers were doubted and had L he
proved. But the proof came. and grad
ually the use Of them spread over the
whole country. Now that hundreds Of
thousands of women have experienced
the most beneficial effects from the use
of these medicines. their value has be-
come generally recognized. and Lydia
T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound il
the standard medicine for
The following letter is only n of
the thousands ON file in the Pinkham
office. at Lynn. Mass, proving that
Lydia l.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is an article Of great merit AZ
shown by the results it produces.
Anamosa. Iowa. "When | began TAX
ing Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound | suffered with "a displacement,
and my system was In a general run
down condition. would have thr head
ache for a week and my back would
ache so bad when | would bend down /
could hardly straighten up. Ny sister
was sick in bed for two months and
doctored, but did not get any relief.
Che saw an advertisement Of your med
cine and tried it and got better. She
told me what it had done for her. and
when | had taken only two bottles II
Lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound my head began co feel better. !
continued its use and now ! don't have
any of those troubles. - Mrs. l.. j..
HANNAH. RID. ], Anamosa, Iowa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04
MOST or STATES N
UNION REPRESENTED
At MINING SCHOOL
State Institution at Socorro Is
Beginning a Fine Year, Says
Fayette A. Jones, Its President ;
Three New Buildings.

Ur Fuycit, \. Jones. president of
tn- N'W Mexico school ot Mines was
h,c todl, ou hi- way 90 So,orru from
cities 10 Ga. northern para of the
sIlIg
.Ih, school Of Mines has repre-
rtt.to- from most 90 the stat B 81
tHr union SAID Or Jones 'aud Nc
tr, opening "a line year lt point OF
Numbers we are better oft tbau ever
before. We have increased the face
ulty Hy the addition of a professor u'
civil engineering. The year VIII omen
with three new buildings BOO use
These are the metallurlIoal. and en-
sInc,riug halls. and the new electric
power plant.
Mining activity In New McNIyn u.s.
reflected ia the activities OF the school.
samples are constantly being received
iuf ASSAY or classification from mauy
parts of the ate. ores fangInE ,rom
the more common metals 10 molly
ndauum ores, and s. ores in which
trace OF rudium has been detected boy
tine cate -clcctruscopc at th" cole
l,uy. are received Classification to
the extent of a report on the nature
aui probable value nf ores. h. free,
uut more detailed chemical analysis
and cumulative reports are done Tor
regular foes. which amount in the
'Hsry ft" Geo quito "a sum which goes
lu"Hi1 current expenses.
Tho faU term viii open on the
oiehioeuth Of this month. \ feature
uf ,his years enrolment will hc the
entrance of several more students
fI.UI Within th, state tuIu have usDu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04
Travelling Men. Intention.

Albuquerque Pora,ta tn- Iuans.
boicu stage line Leaves 'oomhs
hotel % o. ~ daily
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04

WATER TAN DIE AID PAY
ABLE NJ OFFICE OF WAITER CO
il6 4 SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04
Postoffice Employees
Must Take Today Off
Because They Are Busy

The p~ostuincc Is closed today oulS
one collection of mail being made
this afternoon \ regulation. IN the
last postal appropriation bin provides
that employees who work on "a holt
dan can have some other day of dur
.nr The same month. Postmaster
charles Euchl oould not spar" his
mon on other days, Ass the work De-
40 heavy as To- require the constant
efforts ol "a FUN force, hence the hol-
iday for the employees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04
w y " ,NTI.D.

Train and ,raiHc men wanted by TT
I'f.' ana southwestern system at III
l'tsH Texas; puyulas, Arizona, aud
Tnouwcait s. NJ Rates Of pay viii
Dec furnished ou application for work
100 svusr1' sup'rirtcudenj or supetin-
f.nl'u' mutl.u power, ~ I'usn di,is-
..E un,rutcudout or master mcchau-
leo 90 Douglas or T~ucumcarl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04

f.JH for r,u' every day lhuu
Co., stand outside A%iyarado.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04
Walton Is Confident
Demo Ticket Will Win

W. n. Walton. OF silver CIT. the
Democratic numircc for reprdsoutg-
tive In Congress. passed through here
on saturday evening on his va home
from the state convention at santa
re lie expressed himself as eonr-
dent ot the success OF the entire DEM
ocratic ticket In New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04
=. CNIIBtH GlRTR,DGI-.

shorts, >moNcfr~~. . tioNcs 90
! ong, smokciC~~, iiuN ....... -,
! ong itiilc. ~mokcir~s. > Ho>.- ~.
! loaded Win Shot. 100, 3ur
1hc \II, Iii south First ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04
Divorced from Hubby
Who Nearly Killed Her

Mrs. Lille Chavez De Matios WIs
gruuted q divorce ~ttIr Iuy from
James Mafiny 90 prisoner In the state
~peuiteuti1ry rhc petition was nIed
when he wns sentenced for slashing
hcr with "A razor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-04

an example of the pubIiois which
bulletins ~ this Kind gain fHt 'rr
state said Or. Jones 1884,, awe r'
c'it'd rom Holland culle ot 100 ar
t.cio pt1istnR the insf bulletin uf ,"'
school IN" bulletin gave 70 survey Of
the neurological Resources 90 the
state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-10-08
TRA|NMEN SEND MONEY
TO WILSON CAMPAIGN

Roswell Lodge 80 COS Brother
hood OF Railway TraInmcut of this
c.tv has just forwarded 20 the De
mocratic national headquarters
check for St5.ou 20 be used hy aud
for the Woodrow Wilson forces This
money was raised from IN" mem
her.hip of the lodge without regard
i1 PARTY afrHatIon The officers
and members oI the lodge expressed
taa hope and belle. that President
Wilson VIII return 20 the presidency
L s understood that the 'ra'"r-
Mrs named and others allied .n railr
road work viii Offer their coutrIhu-
fions MOT only from Amarillo hu.
other points Those IN touch with
the organizations state that Nr VII
SON is decidedly popular with The
railroad rai.ru.tics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-10-08
WILSON APPEALS
To INDEPENDENTS
IconlInued lrom pasa oa'I

Continued from page ou'l
-.r.. no Do would @ upon t.t'
u. leader haf insisted upon .."
..,. reversal of policy .na '.H' %.
.r 10 polio. H only D..
r from peace q. ttr Dr. .H'F
d. aut engage zoo ".h rr..-.a. p.
.. hey may expect ear .H ."..
.en #rt
Those .r.ubI. fU. .n...r..
..r...t force. WHICH .1.. I.
...#.r.a fHe ufr % Republicans
mos. impossible. would crr'Hn'. %.
sa4 r.e usurroriiuu There H1..l
30. r. s.is upon Republican W'.'''
t... as their territories ana o.
.. .... constantly exposed iH ana
r. ..l Dee impossible uu' tD bi'Ht
... ..l breach ls would lead 20
.... confusion Iu III. .unr o.. 'H'
..f... Because There Hf. .'0.
Hu party R..a. ar. ."
..s BOO rhe opposite. i.r. .'.'
boo. .p'H.ss aud nien'nU" 'f.
n .U. rp,a' contrast W'a 'H"'
t... .I.e mentioned
All. fU.u bach quito.
.. tu1tur ... Ha "..'''
.... anybody as, It '.. ".. h..
...I. a tH. arfH.aI.. a.. ...
ar.. - t.. Hop...a. .H'f
.e. possession fh. .H #r '.'
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

Geo. Phelps, prominent Bowbells
attorney, is in the city today. In be-
half of the Bowbells Masonic Chapter
Mr.. Phelps has invited number Of
Minot Masons to put on the Chapter
degrees at Bowbells in May.
"Bert" Todd returned Wednesday
from California, where he has been so.
journing for the past five months. He
says that the climate there is ideal
and that it is land flowing with
milk and honey.
Ole Knudson, superintendent OF
waterworks, informs the Independent
that no matter how high the water
in the Muddy Mouse gets, he will
guarantee to furnish the city with
plenty of water. All he asks is boat
to get him from his home to the plant
J. A. Roell is tearing down the
front Of the Roell block, recently de-
stroyed by fire, and will start the
erection of a new block soon. A Ford
auto is being used to let down the
brick, rope being fastened to the
rear axle. The scheme works to per-
lection.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Johnson of Don
nybrook were Minot visitors Friday
and Saturday. Mr.. Johnson is pub
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

So - =
barn, in fact every modern appliance
that will contribute to the comfort
and convenience of a farm home has
been installed to tighten the labor of
farm life.
Mrs. T. E. Smith of Ryder was brot
to this city to receive medical treat
ment. She is staying at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Peugh. Mr.. Smith
is with her. - i
w. E. Borene, manager. of the M. G.
Olson Co., is in Minneapolis this week
purchasing a stock of goods for fall
delivery. He is expected back Sat-
urday.
H. S. Johnson, local manager of the
Rogers Lumber Co., is in Minneapolis
this week comforting with the officials
Of this company relative to outlining
the work for the coming season.
H. L. Greene of Los Angeles, CAL,
arrived in Minot Wednesday in COM
pany with Bert Todd, and has accept
ed position with the Todd-Emerson
Auto Co. as city salesman. Mr..
Greene is an experienced auto sales
man, having been connected with a
Cadillac agency on the coast for the
past four years. He was employed
by the Chalmers people year at their
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

where he caught train. He says there
is much snow in the Max country
there being excellent sleighing last
Sunday.
Hon. A. M. Christensen, Judge of the
Supreme court, accompanied by Mrs.
Christensen, arrive dfrom Bismarck
Wednesday to visit friends.
E. P. Keefe, Leslie Armstrong and
Nick Roles of Glenburn were in the
city last week attending the meeting
of the railway commission.
Chas. Bulle writes from Gull Lake,
Sask., that the snow has all disappear
ed and the farmers are in the fields.
Much grain is left over for market but
the blockade it still on.
J. j. Faubion, who is employed by
the Cash Feed & Fuel Co., received
a consignment of several hundred
pounds Of pure maple sugar from
Bedford, Ind, his old home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Pullen of Don
nybrook are in the city today, coming
down for few days shopping. w. A.
owns one of the finest farms in Ward
county. He has an electric lighting
equipment on his farm which supplies
light and power for the house and