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Storc tamilicr.

Alnclcrnc latter lin 9Grc / al
horc llorc Noulilicr. Oct nniccS
aina lor nleAct lint at haue lem @c-
ncrotloncr boclloc UNDER lit Sog;
men Oct or l0a, lonl opnaar 0ennc
Acre.
SiciIe Sen lioite SoltctTaina har
en- Gnte peo Napn Mcna M!.Shib
icm bor i Nncn Manatao, oen tai
riQltc Ndmllie / belle Sonoct. Sen.
oca Non1Illc bciiaar al 66 Mcnicifcr,
% ale Dor Sc famine Sis.
MenN Nj Shib or 66 Mar gam
mel ~ hnr nj Spnncr % talrigt
%crnebrrn.
Ser iiuNe@ / Aina mailge Sonli
licr paa over 10 Mtcolemmcr, % 81
iilherer nr'len ale gainlc o. auIcco'
NamiIicr. Snlaa Samilier paa trl
% IRE Weolcnmier or life goot at
leeoe / Minn. ieIp ON De er riae o.
inotoger III hei Stiain9 | Samfun
Oct. ! Nlno purberes Ell ltor ia
milie lige ioa bsit iom en- itcr 6or
illlc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28
Mam0eniuiomGr
pna Sslano,

Sra sIfilrcpri ifripes til Nipbcn.
hdpn:
! Sili 1912 allfom til Afurepri
paa Noroislanb ACKNOWLEDGMENT
@corae -. =. Straocr. San op'
gap at pile optolbe iia / @pen 6-S
Tiger. men ipntes iuu goot ON oct
i@lunbife 2limu, at han bar boet /
Nfurcpri, Itabil / ben iammc &otel.
lcililbco. iubtil III / NoOcnlbcr,
elicr nritcn 80 Mar.
Sfraber por. eitcr bpao oct Is.
lcmoife @lao "Gorburlano" mcooc.
Ter. meact aiholot / @pcn gfurcpri
oa pan belle Sslanb. San interes.
iereoe Jig irrIi9 ior De iSlanoitc
Neitcs %ipspilfaar, ifrep Ell flor @oI
ON &citenc. ion han if operiat til
Sslaubif, o. ubaap Den iaa / ct
mebct tort Splag on uooelie Den
I'll &c i%sldnbifc Bomber. SAN bpg.
aeoe eli ~folosial, mooerae &eitcitalb,
icm foiteoe $4,000 SIR. OIL ifl9nfeoe
een til Iturepri aomrmine. Ter
fou @snNerne ira 9anbet iaa Snslu
Tor line Seitc ior 1 Gre i Tea'
net. San iti9nfeoc oaiaa ihore Ben.
eeaaper til biuerie Sorctagcnber
Ssefasier, SoipitaIer % lienenos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28
Sid$te Kri9$nyt.
Strifterc Tlufacc.

2onoon 2Gbc San. - Sercitel
oil i%rauitc &rigsitIbe ialnncn mel
DC brittle Sfibe giere @lofaoctienc-
ne buaoc i Den cn1clitc &anal % /
Noroliecll, li9eionn Sc oil Ocltagc /
llnberiogelien al Foit % Sra9t.
6ranfrig bill Mi ranoiplrgt / ollie
Spprgamaal angoaenoc @lcfanell.
o9 GngIono o. Sranfrig pil / 6Gl-
leslfob uigipe Spar paa nlle Trote.
tier / SngenS %gnleonin9.
@crelter pil nltlaa al nsitral Sra'
iii / Den cn9elifc &unal o. / Norb-
llpen bll tontroacret pnn bet itren.
9eltc ior at Niennemiprc ZEN "eifcftir
Vlotooc inoo Spiflono".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28

at bcarpnic SIbcn iorbolbspis bur
tia, iao Sobci or life b~etpoclia.
Sohn :. Yinhe og SSocr Eiitoc
ira Vlo5o. 81. Cat, bdr pprct bcr'
ncoc / ncgIc Gage for at tlI'c I'm
Goule Mober, Tom opboIoer 'ig poo
Ioic @on0cn @amlcbicm % bar liz
get ip9 Scr en- Sib.
Nerruan Gale ocltogcr ocrnt
l(ae | ell &onpcntlon a. Sconoio Si'c
Sniur1ncc 0omponp'S Nncntcr |
Chicago. Nr. 0nlc % hans Naocr,
z. 2. Sale. cr ion bcficnot aompn'
nictS @cncraln0cnter i noros'tli9c
Soma.
- Nmcricon Trlla nnb Vrei5 N5-
location, iom iiocn @ranoen ocrc3
Wpgnina / December bar bout mio-
lcrtioil aontor %Dric Sbcotcr. 9pq'
ninQcn, cr 0cnnc llgc ilpttct tllba9c
til inc cauc @ofnlcr, iom er bIcI
iltarointte og oppuoicoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28

Sneifreo, iom bar iunoet Steo poa
GjeIorpgsens sitlise S%fraaning.
Snceu IigGer ioog poa iine Ste.
Der 8 6oo opb.
SeattIc. @aib., oen 25oe San.:
Set ltTrfe Sneial0, ion %begpnote
oppe / Observation-Disclosures lgaor, og
i'm %ircnloeles pcoporer, bar iorsgct
g. Granddaughter, iom ale DC noro'
lI9e Observation-Disclosures M | fle'
II Gage bar bapt al flGmpe mco.
= Canada er ale S%pcrlanbstoJ
lro'tlileoe babe paa q. T.: % Y.
(..9onen, mems pad Den unleri.
tanlte Sioe af @rTnien Sraiiffen
pnn 8rcat Hortbern.Nnne er gaaet
inIoitGlloig iitaa paa @riino al De
nanJe Snelfreo, f9m bar ilinoet
Steo Ssroag og SenOa9. &c 10
anore amerifunIfe lrunSfontlnen-
tollinicr, Nortbern Eacific- % 0til.
ipanfccbnnerne, or 0crlnlo0 adbne %
a1c Cog igang.
@reat Hortbern &ancn Far 600
Mano / Irbcioc cope / Sjeloene,
bels nle0 at bortru0oe S%neltreoene,
0ela meo at Iege c'lcr DC enonu life
9icnilui0nc SIG al Dem, iom omfom
/ Snelfrcoet npr Gorea Station /
%proags.
Sra Misiollla, Mont., mel0es, at
ei Sllelfreo bnuoe iml0et Steo Spn-
0Gg Nat pna Hortbern Eacific-@a.
nenS Sibelinje til @allace. Sire.
oct lfdl bnpe rcpct mreo Jig lpp
Spano al Ell 100 500 bei Gro nGr
Goricp Citation. Nian nntu1er, at
Srniifcn pan ocunc @inlc Al ocil
@runb pil bli aibruot ior ire eller
ire llger.
Butte, Mont., oen 25oe San:
@%pntdnn biemipgc3 iortioen al cit
a De uloerligite Nuloebplgcr pan
mango 9Iar. s Mclcna lnnf Cent
plratlren Ell @ro0 ior bier 10 Mi.
inter / 80 Wimuter, inotil ocl llut-
tellg ltanieoc peo - GRADER unocr
3cro, mems Sbermonncteret / Butte,
20 Wtil oerira, pc0 Mibnatstio bite
pon 3S Grader oucr 3ero.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28
MieGoMHMr0c

/ ToItor s. :. SbalclnlcnS aalo ira
Doc til loe Gcbrllnr.
%eo Sloen al arebien$ Tmrcltcr oq
STgntUno o. pore Nabocr ira an.
Gre lutbcrite Somiuno, ionl ri pen.
ter oil tomnlc. bar oNiaa Wisiicnr.
rerilc Batter ~. 9. Stoffc OF ga.
itor Is. Sorpjf lopct at bli mco %
pna bialc Me0cr.
9be Tebruor, Snsooo, Mjalions.
'~oreorag uc0 WiisiionTrerne / Goer
Strife.
i0oc ~ lite Scbriinr, Sorsoar
% IreonN. Aiooe / Tcthnnio &irft
- 9 Wil &cil ira Sasper. Somto.
lccnlne: Np. 8iern. 16, 9bc I'll
Gn0cn.
12te o. 13Nc Scbrllnr, @crboa or
Srnoo9, M}c0c / @pcu SnSpcr
Miinn. 1eWo. Hon. 70. 9-t7.
1iNc Scbrnnr. Monoag, Miisiiona.
I%orcbra9 uco MisiionUrerne
Nilhlnnb Strife.
q =. Aat, lom snifcr at iac
Stpo4 Sor2oal5 Worgcu, 1ooe Sc
brllar, ira ,>u4per til @etbania Sir
fe, nlaa hcrom unoerrctte Hep. :
:. Sunlc'uIeu. SaSper. Wiun.
Vile or hlcrtclia pelfommci
Sd0 ~ bt0c ON ct goot oN pcIiig
net Mooc.
:. 9. Sualcluicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28
|iorag til Sobam Sclmcs.

Som icr oplnit oil "Gecorab.lo 80.
item" mobto0e, piocrcicn6e % nit
icrt ior ollie NiNroQ. lcm icnocS I'll
Sen mac mr9c Goriottcr. Sohon Gel
mes mI pco "MoucrlciQh Grcit ga
nntorilm". Gait 30tb ono FopeIl
S%trcct3, Vortlono, Srcgon.
iii |uto or mootCNct ira:
Gamer (borcion. Minom
%nfcH. z. Cut. .... 500
,>obu Grlction. Ni9bec, y. :. Sl.00
9. J Nlcn4rno, Vortlono,
u. S0t. S1.OO
Gbr. &lmoc. 0ccornh,
Soma. Vi. >. 5000
u. & Noi3, Nortbmooo,
v. Cat. 800
VI. 9 5borpc. @iIImor.
Wflrm. Sl.OO
3. 2. Nulporion, Wrnolcp,
Z. Got. S1.0O
Mlcf Ndii09nc'2. Grc9ton,
Woill0nd Sl.OO
Mrs. z. z. ScimL C~ieo,
SNi3. .......... 500
Clni Fcocrion, Nlnrpiac,
Wonlnno 500
@uttorm Nnictb, SotOta,
u. COT. $500
Mra. Is. 9lnlctb, @ofotu,
Y. Nof. $3.50
Mrs. ,Sobn S%intonlon,
Gltcline, z. 0nt. $500
Wir3. z (. Woc. Acpell,
z. Got. 500
Ole NJ Obnilao, NrGu2pIac,
Y. 1af. 500
(l0lINcrc fpltterct Tor $ 1880
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28
NcttcIjc.

Giicr iom lc0 iorilaor, ioa or Der
en- liocn Srut'cil / Ceres Urcbc %lao
meo Ncniuu Ill Snioen Tor Tnrf
&cllon Eli Clubs aarligc Henb.-
let ituloe itaaci ben 10oe Gcbrilar
iiicoetlor Den 10oc Marts, lom bci
bar iinaet / Here noriIe Ipiier.
Iltian. Vat Reaion Sti Clubs
Gorlige Neno aiboIoes Den l0be &c
bruar 1916.
6erGus sails, Ninu.. 24oe %a-
mar 1916.
@aliiein @oIb,
SefretTr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28
Smaapluf.

NNuUl 3lNU u ptllHN tANN !
4fmncnpoll@ pnn ct airtcmooc.
Mtr1 Glmcr N%munolcn bcIeQcr
bcnnc llAc SlTQtniuAcr / M(luncn
polls.
DIR. % Wir3. NJ 8 0alpcu
har NcisN Al Mrs. " 4 Vcrrp ira
Wiimcnppli3
Nornlou Gee, SG al Vfr. %
Wra. ". " zee. bar inoct NniTttcllc
i Sccoroh Stotc @ont.
3. s.. Nclion ira Sbicl Mipcr
SAILS, Mimi. bcieNtc SlT0tnln0cr
her / Gountpct libitc ll1c.
Wtiia Miitb Solciion 90 @rohcr
Grant lonrt Wii'3 Stcln 2olpcp rel
lie Wonbna iii minneapolis.
Mrs. z Z. Ncllon ira North
moo0. ,>ia.. bar en- fort (io bclp0t 6
Nultcn'on3 ~ 6. Vctcrion2 her /
Nncu.
Wir. % Mrs. glnton 9lnberiou
ira Ncm Salcn. y. Cof., NiGitcoc
SIGoininQcr % aicnoie her lorriQc
ltlc.
m Ncnrp Sercnion ira Nortb ga
fota bar en- llQea Sib bcioAt I'M NO.
Der. Mrs Caroline Srrcnion / Nrcc
port.
H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Noc &
MmlNcu cr oplelt. loct g. Nnugcu
hur tipbi DIR. Noc2 9nocI / Nprrct
niuNcn.
Nohu s. (oucucr / Wcit &c
cornb 0coc / GrconQ9 Nuu hnpos
boct hcr 'iocn lS56 o0 pnr 90 Ior
N0mmrcl.
Mr. N N Noltc2ulf rcjitc
Tir2oaN I'll Scouounpio 9&i3. poo
en- &i'jt ho1 i'm Cater. Mrs q.
Z &. Smith
Mrs : q NrIion M 2ottcr.
iom hor pTrct her i @cic0 hos aOp
tcin Blessings refine hltm til @raulc.
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Nn>fomltifatvHrrr / 1913.

S&0inIuNton Sen 2l0t %Auudr
N'cldc lioitt Mars Statttliltcr unr
Ser 557,5l5 EcrioHcr iom bet0ltc
SiOi nj iollcuOt %H0tomtCr:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28

Sens -Seecrab. Rpitcn- I'll SIrsmtnse "a
%eruer I Samlelanesf. - Sirsedss 90 Gre
saasnseneen ieiicr $3.50: 5reedesubacben
olene. $i.a5 nr. sgar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28
neutrality-suspicious. iurtiGttcs.

Scaitlc, &0'b.. Nen 2lbc san.
Sutr 30 NionN er ~'renloclcs he.
itiUiii0coc meN Al glemcnMrape o.
p0loilc Sne o. @rlamosicr. ionl
'ortc Sc II Scrubanepognc mco liz
res / Ticlhfleiten. Se isgcr eitcr
SIIcuc a. Mrs. Scrn &alI0ce ira
Snona. @aih.. % hen0cs lille Barn,
Nalph Nattcrman ira @cnaitee,
&Nih, ~ hans @srn % II Ell
NaailGer. bpiS Napn man enonll
life bar iaact rcbe pa0.
Get or III tcmmclia ~'iffert, al
cite Tcrioner miitcbe @ipct.
Nuorc Nrbciosimrfcr or iaana
meo, peo &iTlp a CT ubpre al en-
lpiercnoe Sneploa at bortrpoee %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28

SilialAs.-SO Ncres Iarm, alt
unber Gprtniu9, / COB Soriatnins. Gu
Mil of for @reenuile, Mid, Der bar 5000
Wiennelfer. @atfer rrinbiis en- SieroebelS
Mii berfra. &ns meb ) &Greller os Sielbers
eta9e. &obttleb. Gieren. z. u. camper,
1903 Cafe Eart gpc., Nbica9o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28

&S0.OO fontant os imaa aibetaIineer
C"" b~ereiter oil iitre Ell Sarm / gapiieIo
euer Douglas Gountper, Nisconiin. Get
lSeole Strp9 for Neieribriit % Naareapl,
neo Speriloo at Slsper, sobt Sanb, rig
Sorobuno, sobe @eie. Sfolsr % Marfeber.
sSngen Sano. Sten euer Wtpre. Strip eitsr
~'nIbfGnbiSe Splpsninser ON, bporban bu
rieo liben 0apital fan ee Ell COB harm.
GEO. BESSER CO.,
Market State Bank Bldg, Mime apoiis. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28

3seuees sc % esoaktneY 'euDeennenr
tebbelts ey1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28
&2 Sc
6IddioIer!

Spm SpllTnocrne bar lagt lin
Cliff paa Glllipaneu, iaa bar Inleri-
fanernc la1t Jig eiter @luoiolen.
Icmne ltatcligc % ioa rig paa
Observation-Disclosures ocforatipe
@lomit, er gicnnem arposring % BIZ
ocnifabelig Tprfning blct til alle &a.
pers Yrpo. Sngcn @lcit egller Jig
Tom @labiplcn til at iGttes / 8las -
ocns iuloit9noige Wanael paa Tuit
og ocns liulige Saruer 9isr Den til
Ell brit ifattet Slonnit / Spgeitien o.
paa Soipitalet % h%uorionlbclit MAJ
pnifer at ocforerc nleo @lonliter.
@IaoiolIs9en plantes / Gluten al
april eler i 9eepnoelien al Wai
BELT / blso Wmlbioro. Zen pIanteS
3 5onmer opbt % meo 4 1ommerS
WeIIemrum. 8laoiolcn blomitrer /
Iuguit.
"Seeorah.Eo bar giurt Nr.
rangcment meb en- 8artner, ipm CT
Speeialiit | @laoioler, ON at ifafie
us Esq, % ri fun SerfOr fra MI al
tilbp DUre Ybunncnter 1 Thin M.
ipate 8laoiOllps (fOrifiellise Tarper)
for ben biaiae Yris at 80 Gents el-
Ter meo Soften" 81 IN
ct War for .QA>OV
4u er oct 5ioen at fisbe 9laoiol.
log.
.. Nnmnbien Embl. &c.,
9eeurah, Suiua.
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28
Sijal0s.-24O Icres bel ppopr=

SU30I0e.-24U Ncres bel Op0Dr=
- fet Stof Sorm, mep ianbi9 Vermhlb. |
c~entraIe MinneiOta, / norif Nabolos % ct
0oot % pel bebpSSet Strp9, nGl TO 9oce
Nteierier p9 %ntilter. ~&oanin9sbus meo
Selses, Tor at opeisre 30, ior SO 80 pr.
Gtre, bpiltet er megei bili9t. Splpsnin9er
erbplbes hos Sapib Sulporlen, 500 -. GATE
Ct, Minneapolis, Atinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28

Nmjfce.-Gn Manb meo Tami=
~ lie enifer 9labs poa Ell .Sarni inn BE.
ltprer elley Hpretor. Nar 9 Senner is og
IA aar. Sor Nprmere Splpsuiua ~tilifrip
Q. g9ilnes, Hor 1903, Sionep. 9iebralfa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-28

Salt S tSG.5o
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-27

- @elds GirIorae Der Naiur, bob mir
niHt tuut benton miiEeu!
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-27
J. c. Y0UNCK|N
NET INSTANT DEATH
WELL KNOWN OLD RESIDENT
STRUCK BY ENGINE OF 500
TRAIN NO. 1O5 TUESDAY AND
HURLED TO HIS DEATH.

&c. Youngkin, aged 76 years, who
has made his home in Minot for the
past twenty years, was instantly kill
ed at the east end of the city shortly
after one o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
when he was struck by the engine of
the fast 500 passenger train, No. 1O5,
and hurled thru the air for IS feet.
The terrible accident was witnessed
by Mrs. Rounds, ITO Valley Street,
C. J. Hoffman, Mrs. Geo. Hoffman, ].
Snyder and Jack Zeff, who either live
in that vicinity or happened to be near
the scene of the accident.
Mr.. Youngkin, who lived just this
side of the 500 stock yards, left home
shortly after dinner, carrying sack.
He was either going to pick up coal
along the railroad or intended going
to the river to fish, both occupying the
time of the old gentleman to some ex-
tent. He had frequently walked up
the railroad track and Tuesday he was
walking just outside of the south rail-
He may not have heard the train
coming, for he was quite hard of hear
ing, or if he did, he must have thot
that he was far enough to one side to
escape accident, for he did not pay
any attention to the oncoming train.
The fireman. Bert Warner, saw the
man, but as the engineer had whistled
at the crossing, he expected that he
would step out of the way. When it
was seen that he was in danger, it was
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-27
RURAL CREDIT
CONCERN MOVES
ORGANIZED AT MINOT
TRANSFERRED TO FARGO-G.
S. YOUMANS RESIGNS AS MAN.
AGER AND MINNESOTAN is
SELECTED FOR THE POSITION.

Fargo, N. D., April 25.-The Farm
ers' Rural Credit association, formed
nearly a year ago to transact farm
loan business and to finance co-opera-
tive organizations, has moved from
Minot to Fargo in order to bring the
business into closer relations with the
equity movement, which centers in
this city.
Grant S. Youmans, who has been
treasurer and general manager since
the formation of the association in
June, 1915, has resigned and will de-
vote his entire time to his own busi-
ness. Mr.. Youmans' first plan was to
move to Fargo and continue to direct
the affairs of the association but de-
velopments at Minot have been such
that he has decided to remain in that
city.
The board of directors of the asso-
citation met at Fargo and after dis
cussing thoroughly Mr.. Youmans' re-
quest that he be relieved from the ac-
tive management Of the association it
was voted to accept his resignation.
S. E. Hall, of Clitheral, Minn., an ex-
perienced bank man, was chosen as
manager Of the association and at
once began his duties as such.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-27
PUBLISHERS WILL
MEET HERE FRIDAY
BANQUET FRIDAY EVENING
WILL BE FOLLOWED BY IN
TERESTING PROGRAM OF
TOASTS-BUSINESS AND JOL-
LITIGATION.

Arrangements are practically COM
pleted for the entertainment Of the
Ward county publishers and their
wives, together with a number from
adjacent counties, who will gather
here Friday of this week at conven-
ton.
Gorgeous invitations, printed on
wall paper lowing to the scarcity and
high price of the quality generally
used) have been sent out by Secretary
Holbein of the Association of Com
merce, who is cooperating with the
Minot Press Club in the entertain
ment. There will be a separate en-
tertainment for the ladies, including
theatre party.
A banquet will be held at one of the
hotels and a program given at its con-
clusion. Among the speakers will be
President Hughes Of the N. D. P. A.,
and Hon. H. H. Cooper, of Kenmare, a
former newspaperman, who is now
practicing law in the Park City. There
will be other speakers.
The annual election Of officers of
the association will be held and other
important business transacted. Plans
are being made to entertain fifty.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-27
B. J. ANDERSON
ON THE FIRING LINE
COUNTY COMMISSION
Err OPENS BATTERY IN Eff
FORT TO CAPTURE NOMINAL
TION FOR CLERK OF THE DIS
TRICT COURT.

B. J. Anderson, the popular chair
man of the county commissioners, has
opened his batteries in an interesting
campaign, training his guns on what
he has chosen for his objective point,
the republican nomination for clerk of
the district court. Mr.. Anderson is
an enthusiastic political warrior, and
while he may be using the Maxim 81
lencers just at present, before the end
of the campaign the smell Of powder
will be sufficient to let all the voters
know that he has been in the conflict.
Mr.. Anderson came to Ward coun-
ty in 1900 and filed on homestead
in Mckinley township, which he still
owns and which he continued to farm
until three years ago, when he was
elected a member Of the board of
county commissioners. He then
moved to Nedrose township that he
might be more convenient to his work.
For the past two years he has been
chairman of the board of county COM
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STATES ATTORNEY HERIGsTAD

let the lack Of money interfere with
his securing an education. He got out
and dug good and hard, earning the
money which paid his way thru the
North Dakota state university for six
years. He canvassed during the sum-
mer and threshed for farmers in the
fall. He made good record in col
lege, being a member of the Intercol-
legiate debating teams, winning the
debates with South Dakota and Man
itoba. He took considerable interest
in oratory and won the prize in the
Commencement Oratorical contest.
Two of his reviews, one on Norweg-
ian immigration and another on A
Study of the Norwegian People in
North Dakota appear in volumes of
the State Historical Society.
Mr.. Herigstad came to Minot in
1909 to practice law. He was assist
ant states attorney under r. A. Mes
tos for time and when the latter re-
signed recently, he was chosen to fill
that office.
Mr.. Herigstad is married and has
one daughter two years Of age. He is
prominently identified with the Sons
of Norway organization. Mr.. Herig-
stad has proved to be a fearless
states attorney and he possesses con-
siderable ability.
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GRAND COMMANDERY
ELECTS OFFICERS

Grand Forks, N. D., April 26.-The
Grand Commandery Of Knights Tenn
plar of North Dakota today elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year at business session in the Ma
sonic temple:
Grand Commander - Frank E.
White of Valley City.
Deputy Grand Commander-Her-
bert G. Proctor of Jamestown.
Grand Generalissimo-G w
Wolbert of New Rockford.
Grand Captain General-William
D. Henry of Wahpeton.
Grand Senior Warden-Wilson L.
Richards of Dickinson.
Grand Junior Warden-John Fl.
Frame of Grafton.
Grand Prelate-William J. Hutche-
son of Bismarck.
Grand Treasurer - Alexander B.
Taylor of Fargo.
Grand Recorder-Walter J. Stock
well of Fargo.
Grand Sword Bearer-Allan V.
Haig Of Devils Lake.
Grand Warder-Otto Bauer.
Grand Captain of the Guard-J. H.
G. Turner of Bottineau.
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WALKERS GREAT
!. ........ ADVERTISING .
CAMPAIGN
STATES LARGEST GREENHOUSE
PREPARING TO DO RECORD
BREAKING BUSINESS FOR
MOTHERS DAY.

Walkers Minot Greenhouse is be-
ginning this week one of the largest
advertising campaigns ever conduct
ed by Minot business concern. Ad-
vertisements are being sent out to
200 newspapers of North Dakota and
Montana calling attention to the
splendid stock of the states largest
greenhouse.
Altho the greenhouse will produce
10000 more cut flowers this year than
last, there is apt to be shortage OF
carnations for Mothers Day and or
ders should be placed early. The
greenhouse has over $4,000 tomato
plants that will be ready for ship
ment about May 16. They also grow
thousands of other plants, such as
cabbage, caulifower, celery and pep
per plants.
The Independent has watched the
growth of the Walker Greenhouse with
a great deal of inttrest. Geo. E. Walk
er certainly is hustler, knows his
business and treats his thousands of
customers right. If you buy your
stock from the Walker Greenhouse you
are sure to be pleased.
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strumental in alleviating so much

pain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw met in London
eighteen years ago. Mr.. Shaw was
employed at the time as correspon-
dence clerk for the Prudential 1nsur-
ance Co. When the Boer war broke
out he volunteered his services, fight
ing with Sir Leslie Rundle's colmun,
the Eighth division, in 1901 and 1902,
when he was wounded. After the war,
he came to America but all the while
he kept up his correspondence with the
girl far across the sea. Mrs Shaw
was not only a loving wife but she
was truly a partner in his business
affairs, lending wise counsel. Mr..
Shaw has ever been ready to give to
the business acumen of his wife much
of the credit for what success he has
made in life. Mrs. Shaw has worked
hard that she might assist in build
ing the cozy little home at Logan, in
tending soon to quit nursing that she
might spend more time with her hus-
band and enjoy the fruits of their la
Dor.
Over Mrs. Shaw's desk at the Ana
moose hospital this motto was to be
seen: "The Noblest Purpose in Life is
Service and Uplift to Humanity" and
this seemed to be the guiding princi-
pie of her life. AS she lay suffering
at the hospital her main desire was
that she might be able to assist in re-
lieving the sufferings of others.
Mrs. Shaw is survived by her aged
mother, three sisters and two broth
ers, living in London, besides her hus-
band, all of whom have the sincerest
sympathy of the host of friends.
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0. B. HER|CSTAD
Announces HIS
CANDIDACY
STATES ATTORNEY PREPARING
FOR VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
WITH EXPECTATIONS OF WIN
MING.

The announcement of o. B. Herig-
stad for the republican nomination
for states attorney of Ward county
appears in this issue.
So far, Mr.. Hergistad has no oppo-
sition. At present he has the "pole"
in the race and he is going to try
to keep it until the end of the pri-
naaries on June %.
Mr.. Herigstad was born in a sod
shanty on a farm in Griggs county, N.
D., and he points to the fact that he
is pioneer with considerable pride.
He secured his early education in the
country schools of that county and be-
ing possessed of an ambition to do
more than ordinary things, went to
college. Being a poor boy, he did not
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New Home For Sammy, the Bes

A fine large cage is being built in
Riverside Park for Sammy" the park
bear. Sammy will be housed over in
the southeast corner of the park in
the enclosure which is being provided
for the three elk. Sammy is we'll
behaved fellow and gives his keeper
no trouble. He was sheared the other
day and given a bath which he ap-
peared to enjoy thoroughly.
Several of the squirrels came
through the winter nicely, but a num-
Der of them have been killed by dogs.
CANNES are supposed to be barred
from the park, but they will get in
once in while. The squirrels have
become so tame that they have no
fear of the dogs and are easily caught.
The park is going to be more beau
tiful than ever this year, and each
Sunday thousands of people enjoy
themselves in the picturesque place.