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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-17
MADISON GRAIN MARKET.
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET

Sioux City, Oct. 17.-The slump on
practically all classes of cattle ON
tinued again today under the influ-
ence of heavy receipts and bearish
news from outside centers. Run was
estimated at $500 head, as against
4.311 a week ago and 1,94S the cor
responding day a year ago.
The decline on good hogs was
checked, as high as $3.50 being
reached on best, but others were
rated as 10 a 15c lower, bulk OF sales
being quoted as $17.00
Steady to strong in the sheep and
lamb trade this morning with sup
plies rather light.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-10-17

While water is responsible for
many of our typhoid fever epidemics
the spread Of that disease has been
traced many times to milk. The
germs of typhoid fever gain entrance
to milk in many ways, such as rims
ing milk utensils in water contain
mated with the typhus germ. We
have a record of one instance where
this was proven to be rue in Connec-
ticut where 386 cases developed.
Flies also may infeit milk with this
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1917-11-28

gen i6res 2ebens I'm 9er5eibung bit:
ten nliillen.
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rcitcn lon0crn ui2lmcDr, um oaroltj
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Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1917-11-28

Der 3lmabmc ser Hiustaltibbc5ie6u
gen sir St1ot. Tics iin0 Die crItcn
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&olfcr onfon9en nit un0crn SIT oers
tcGren mo San0el 5l trei6clt.
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ieiu En. Sic Sflaperei be0elltet
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1nUhllltl1G)cr tSrauen, Don 0enen 5lS
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-05
MINOT YOUNG WOMAN
H ON CHAUTAUQUA CIRCUIT
Miss Doris Kemper Will Appear in
this City July 20 as One of the At
81 fractions of Redpath- Vawter Co.

miss Doris Kemper, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Kemper of this
city, is now member of the Univer-
sity Players, who are touring the
United States as one of the attrac-
tons of the Redpa th-Vawter Chautau-
qua Co.
Miss Kemper will appear in Minot
on July 20, the University Players be-
ing one Of the main attractions on that
days program. There are six men,
bers in this company and an entertain-
ment of very high class will be
given: Congressman "Cyclone" Davis
istto give the address that day..
Hundreds of Miss Kemper's Minot
friends will attend the Chautauqua
that day as they are interested in her
success.
Miss Kemper graduated from the
Minot schools several years ago and
since that time has been studying at
the Northwestern University and at
the Boston Dramatic school of Art.
As a reader, she has few peers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-05
THREE MILES OF x
CIRCUS GLITTER
Barnum & Bailey Street Parade viii
Herald the Gl0ries of Performances
to be Given Here. Is

The clarion herald of the circus is
the parade. It's three miles of glorious
glitter and the music of it's bands, cal
Hopes and steam pianos announce to
the waiting throngs that the big en-
tertainment is camped in town and
ready to give it's performances. The
parade is an institution as firmly es-
tablished as the circus itself. When
conditions of weather or travel prevent
the parade the circus suffers in pat
ronage. Is
Barnum & Bailey's circus, which
will be here Monday, July 9, never
fails to give parade before the after
very serious interference with its
transportation. Rain or shine the glis-
tening calvacade passes down the main
streets and proclaims that circus day
really has arrived at last.
The big circus parade is a million
dollar proposition. Its wagons and an
imals, costumes and instruments, must
be made of the finest materials or they
could never withstand the ravages of
travel in all sorts of weather. An in
stance to indicate the substantial rich
mes of the parade is given in the fact
that the parade wagons are decorated
with 22 karat gold leaf at cost of
several thousand dollars. And ac-
cording to the circus management this
apparently extravaganza use of gold is
in reality economy, because nothing
but the real gold leaf would continue
to make the wagons brilliant in spite
of rain, mud and hard usage.
Three miles in length, the circus pa
rade must prove in every inch that it
represents an organization that is as
substantial as it is beautiful.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-05
Former Min0t Woman Died at Cut
EE Bank, Mont,

Mrs, Caroline Oliver, aged "A years,
passed away Sunday at her home at
Cut Bank, Mont, following the birth
Of a child. The remains were brot to
this city and the funeral was held
from the Van Fleet undertaking par
lors this afternoon, being in charge of
Ensign P. G. Ellis Of the Salvation
Army. Interment was made in the
Synod Lutheran cemetery.
Mrs. Oliver was the sister of M. M.
Samuelson of Canada, who arrived to
attend the funeral, and Mrs. Edward
Nelson from east Of the city. She was
born in Renville county, Mimi, and
sixteen years ago came to Ward coun-
ty, living for some time on her home
stead three miles south of Mniot. She
lived in Devils Lake for several years
where she became identified with Sal
walton Army work. Seven years ago
she was married to VIM. Oliver. Mrs.
Oliver was woman Of many lovable
characteristics. She was loyal work
er in the Salvation Army and her
messages to young girls to travel the
straight and narrow road were espec-
tally effective. The last sad rites were
largely attended by the many old
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nelson
and Louis Nelson of Aurelia arrived
this afternoon to attend the funeral.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-05
NORWEGIANS GIVE TO
THE RED CROSS
Proceeds OF Sons of Norway Picnic at
Buffalo Lodge Given to Noble Work
Thousand Attend Picnic.

A crowd estimated at thousand at.
tended the Sons Of Norway picnic al
Buffalo Lodge Lake northeast of Gran
vile Sunday and Monday. The Gran.
vile lodge of which Hagbart Olson is
secretary, invited the Minot, Deering
Sherwood, Souris and Rugby lodges to
join in one great celebration. Mr.. o.
son, who spent a great deal of time in
arranging the affair, deserves much
credit for it's success. A
Quigley's six-piece orchestra from
Minot furnished music both days. An
interesting program was rendered
Sunday afternoon. l.. M. Torson of
Rugby spoke in the Norwegian Ian
guage. Silver Serumgard Of Devils
Lake and R. A. Nestos and H. r.
Martinson of Minot also delivered adj
dresses. Mr.. Nestos confined his re-
marks to the Red Cross work in which
he has been greatly interested.
Refreshments were served on the
ground and a dance was held Mon
day. The net proceeds, quite a large
amount, were given to the Red Cross
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-05
Big Celebration at Garrison.

An immense crowd attended the cell
ebration at Garrison on the Fourth
Dorr Carroll of Minot was the orator
of the day and he did himself proud
giving an unusually stirring patriotiS
address. The celebration was held uns
der the auspices of the Garrison band,
an organization in which the people OF
Garrison take considerable pride. A
ball game was played by Garrison and
Underwood. A rain fell during the afs
ternoon which did not interfere much
with the celebration. On the way
home, Mr.. Carroll noticed that the
crops in the vicinity of Max, Douglas,
Dogden and Benedict are better than
in other localities. i
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-07-05
Burlington

No Mans Land is the Mecca for all
pleasure loving people. these days.
Whether your, propensities lean to
whist or dancing, you will find ample
opportunity for the enjoyment of
either pleasure at this old time camp
ing ground, where the visitor may
learn what real genuine camping
pleasure means. No swallow-tail coats
or starched collars are permitted
among those who are sojourning with
in the precincts Of No Mans Land and
anyone caught up there who has no
knowledge of Norwegian whist may be
informed or hanged at the pleasure of
the court. Ed Kelley informs the In
dependent that Frank Kirkelie has re-
formed, having concluded that he has
no knowledge whatever of the nation
al game and as consequence will con-
fine his efforts in the future to the
study of fleas which inhabit dog stars.
Jim johnson and Pete Fugelso are
playing on new cast iron table this
season, affording them splendid OPP
portunity to play Torgerson without
splitting board every time they play
a card. The ladies and small fry are
enjoying themselves daily bathing in,
the cool waters of the Des Laos river,
which flows thru the grounds. The
music at No Mans Land this season is.
furnished by the Quigley orchestra,
fact which is eminently satisfactory
to all lovers Of the dance who congre-
gate here nightly for an evenings
pleasure.
Our streets are almost deserted
since No Mans Land opened up and
young and old can scarcely keep away
from the picnic grounds long enough
to transact necessary business.
Mrs. J. Lehman called upon Minot
friends Wednesday afternoon, making
the trip down and back by auto.
A heavy downpour Of rain occurred
here on the evening Of the Fourth, the
water for few minutes poured down
the streets in torrents. Farther up
the valley there is said to have been a
cloudburst. sll
I We have heard many comments fav-
orable to our two banking institutions
since the publication of their reports
in last weeks issue Of the Independent.
Not many communities of this size
can equal the splendid showing made
by the Burlington banks, as evidenced
in their last statements sd55 i
The First State Bank sent every de-
positor handsome folder decorated
with the national emblem and contain
ing summary Of the official report,
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