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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-17
Annual Report of Bench Highway

Annual Report of Bench Highway
District ending December 81, 1918.
Rathdrum. Idaho, January s, 1919.
Cash on hand Dec. 81. 1917 S 1890
County Warrants for 1918 I647.l2
Total Receipts S252O42
Cash PAID out for 1918 2I27.4&
Balance On hand Dec. 81, 19IS 392 %
#. G ZIEGLER, Secretary
Bench Highway District.
SO 81
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Notice to Creditors
STATE OF IDAHO, | SIS.
County OF Kootenai.

OUUTIUy OF NUUItIIdI, J
Estate of Lee Roy Whitelock, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Admnistra tor of the Estate OF Lee Roy
Whitelock, deceased. tothe creditors ofanda:l
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within months after the first
publication of this notice, to the SAID
Administrator at his office in
Rathdrum. Idaho, the same
being the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, In the County OF
Kootenai, State of Idaho.
Dated this Goth day Of December, 1915
Miles Egbers o. w. STONE
Atty. for Petitioner Administrator.
st. Dec, y, 1918 to Ian. "a, 1919.
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enough.

The return OF the beavers 10 tnlS
locality attracting consIdera DE
attention among s'gh'seers ana IN
the months to come the WORK OF THESE
ingenious bridge engineers VIII
attract ma ny visitors, If they are left
unmoestel as they should be liar
risen SearchljghJ.
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Worry gives the undertaken more
business than hard work ever did.
CHARACTERISTICS TABLETS.

When you are troubled with indi.
gestion or constipation, take Cham.
berlain's Tablets. They strengthen
the stomach and enable it to perform
its functions naturally. Indigestion
is usually accompanied by conStipa,
ton and is aggravated by 1t. Cham
.berlain's Table cause a gentle move.
ment of the bowels, relieving the
conStipated condition.
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THE NEW WEST MAGAZINE
"RuiidInw tt.

Established l9lo--For the deyelopment OF
Ws'tern industries. agriculture. mining, oil. and
scenic attractions. OF interest to the Western
investor. farmer and sightseer. Printed on high
grade paper with copper hAlf-tone illustrations
Year. 81 copy. zoe. Sample. Toe. 5 back num-
hers for Use. Send now. The New West Maya
sine. l2ll Walker Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City.
Woodward Ave. Detroit, Mich. Address near
est office. or place your subscription through
NAa neWaRApex.
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Notice to Creditors

State Of Idaho, ISIS
County OF KootCnai
Estate Of Richard c. Bambcr, dec ,ased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
ADMINISTRATOR OF the estate of Richard G,
Bamber, deceased. to the creditors 0f, and
deceased. to exhibit them with the necessarr
vouchers. within months after the first
publication OF this notice to the said admin
the same being the place for the transaction
OF the business of said estate. In The County
of kootenai State of Idaho.
Dated, this 9Th day of Jan 1915
BERT A. REED.
Administrator.
st, Jan. 1O17,243l, Feb. r, 1919.
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DO your work little better thai
the other fellow, and some morning
you will wake up aud find yourself
boss.
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Notice to Creditors,

State OF Idaho. &C
County of kootenai.
ESTATE OF Martin Poleson, deceased. -.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
EAecutriN Of the Will OF Martin
Poisson. deceased, to the creditors OF. and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers; within Ten U0) months after thG
first publication OF this notice. to the said
EXecutriX at her home, in the town OF
hdCnuIu ~ ldahO, the same
being the place for the transaction Of the
business or said estate. in the County Of
Kootenai, State of Idaho.
Dated. this 2,st day of December 1918.
JULIA E. POLESON.
IGxecutriX Of the Will of
Martin Poeson,
Deceased.
st Pub Dec, 81, 1918 to Jan "a, 1919.
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Keep your ad. I'm this paper IL you
wish to keep your business befora
the people
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st, Jan. 1O17,24,3l, Feb. :, 1919.
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st Pub Dec, 81, 1918 to Jan "a, 1912.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
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iestantes aciamaron al Primer Minis
tro Orlando Y al Ministro de Rela-
clones Sonnino. por su firme actitud
msotrada en- las Conferencias de paz
V So lanzaron vivas ' ac!amaclones
Dor Fiume V "a Dalmacia.
Las emba iadaS inglesa. francesa y
americana. asi como las oficinaS del
peri6dico socialiSta ":Avanti." estu-
vieror rucrdadas por Gestacmentos
dc 200 hombreS cada una dc elias.
para evitar incidentes de gravedad
QUO pGdieran vcnir a compl!car la ST.
tuacion.
Il .AIcaldc de Roma. Principe dc
Coionna dirigio Ia palabra q n
gran muchedumOre que Sc reunio
frentc a. Palacio Municipal. V asegu-
no cue los derechos de Italia para de-
mandar los frutos de la victoria no
Serian m~cnoscabados con transaccio-
mes o combinacioncs hipocritaS.
La prensa toda. coz exception DC
los diarioS SocialistaS . e muestra
enconada contra Wilson Y declara
Que ct programme italiano. tai V como
ma sido ~presentado O Ia delegation
italiana Ell Paris. representa- el mi
A!mum d: las Demands compatib!cs
con Ia d!gE!dad Y seguridad DC tia
liza.
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ITALIA OCUPAA 7UME YADAMACAP ORAFUERA
mil soldados seraan moviizados para
que tomen possession de los territories cedidos
Italia por Ell pacto de Londres
Ell Rey Victor Manuel apoya la actitud de la delegation
italiana en- Paris, y declara que Italia no desistira de
sus demands porque las considera Justificadas

mos %nueStroS lntcrcseS en- SuS manos,
corfiando en- que cumpliran leal-
mentc con 81 mission
FL iefe del gobierno i"taliano hizo
Dor 81 parte una declaration hoy en-
la QUO cXponc que sc rec obligado
n retirarse de Ia Conferencia, des-
pues dc las acciores del prczidente
Wilson. Que considerable como dcsdc-
nosas &c las costumbrcs diplomat!cas
Y uuc no dejaba a los italianos otro
canine oue ell dc retirarse de la
c~onterencia.
e. capit;.n Pozzl, del Estado
Mayor del Primer Ministro Orlan.
do. declare hoy que fuerzas militia
res itaiianas en- numero de 100000
hombres ocuparan la parte dc la DIAL
macia V del dennis terriJorio del IL
toral del .Adriatico. a QUE hace refe-
rencia eI pacto de Londres Y unA
fuerza similar seria enviada a la re-
gion septcntrional Y ] los alrede-
DORIS de Fiume.
La actitud del Primer Ministro
Orlando. entire tanto, declare ell Ca
pitan PoZZi. sera Ia de convocar al
P~arlamento a una session especial pa
RI asecurar dc csc Cuerpo la apro-
bacion &c n medida. en- IL que Sc
estipule la dneXi0n de las islas de Ia
Dalmacia Y demas territories del H.
toral oriental del .Adriatico. que Sc lie
dan a Italia por el pacto de Londres.
ash como tambien la aneXion del puer-
10 &c Eiume.
FL citado captain agregu que sc
han rec:bido notic!as de que los yUgo-
eslavos tienen en- proyecto una de-
moStr"cion militar en- Spalto Y que en-
case de III ocurra "a! cosa. los ita-
!ianoS tonaran medidas apropiaGas
para contrarrest2r suS cfectos.
Por SUI partc el Rey Victor Ma
nuel ha t~clegrafiado al Primer Mi
Nistro Orlando. encomiando SUI &C
cioH c insistiendo en- que Italia no
desIstira dc sus demandas ri de la
uosicion en- que Sc ma colocado.
En- los circUlos ical;anos Sc di-
10 hoy que en- case dc que la rup-
tura de las conferencias de PaZ. fue-
"a definitiva. Italia daria los pasos
para tcncr IN arregio por separado
o Aiemania acerca de la paz.
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PARIS. .Abril .4.-"Este docu-
!ncnto cs &c Ia mayor importancia,'
diio ell Primer Ministro Etaliano
aver en- la tarde. cuando 81 CORES
ponsal lie cntrego una copia autogra-
IA de las d~eclaracioneS del presiden-
tie Wilson SCORE Ia question del AGrl&-
tico. El ccrresponsal cHtrego Ia CO.
pia a.! Primer Ministro, ounce mi
nutos despucs de habcr dejado al
mecanografo del P~residentc Wilson.
En- vista dc IA cXtrema cGavedai
dc IL declaration" sgreeo cl Primer
Ministro. no puedo expreSar mi OPT
Mon. hssta que Ia declaration haya
sido traducida y Giscuta cl case con
mis- coiegas.
Mas tardc decidir5 81 contesta-
mos con hechos o cor palabras. Es-
toy aqui REPRESENTATIVE al pueblo tia
Iiano Y Dor 10 tanto, solamente puc-
do hablar por el. Q IA ccrtldumbrc
dc u mis- palabras rcflejan sus
:entinllentoS.
En- ningun case Y por ningun mo-
two. puedo hacer d~eclaraciones que
pudieran dar Ia falsa impression de
cue esta es una lucha entire Ell Pre-
silente Wilson Y ye."
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PAEiS. Abril 24.-En vista &c la
declaration sin nrecedcntc hecha
Aye per eli Presidente Wilson, en- la
que eybuso claramentc su actitud
acerca de Ia question del Adriatico,
sus asociado$ dcciararon hoy que en-
su corcepto. ell presidente sc hailaba
en- una situaci6n justa al insistir en-
que no podia cederse Fiume a tia
liza.
Segun expresan los amigos del
Presidentc. este no ha hecho mas
que cumplir con 81 deber. de acuerdo
0 los principles enunciados previa-
mentc por q, V ahora desea delar
reposar csta question, mientras los
italianos consideran entire ellos mis-
mos. que es 10 que desean hacer. 81
ellos decidcn discutir el case. esta
dispueSto Il reanudar la question.
Segun Sc sa0e. ell Presidente ha
manifestado que hiZo sus dec!aracIo-
mes de aver en- Ia tsrde. con el obJe-
to de traer cl problema relative al
Adriatico en- primer termino y acla-
yar de una yez esta e~nojosa question,
a fin dc que Ia conferencia pueda
continuar tratarGo V resolviendo las
dcniaS cuestionez.
Algunos dc los representatives. d
mericanos estan ahora procurando
inducir al Presidente Wilson para
QUE haga otras de~c!araciones. expire
sando dc cue mancra O en- que modo.
no &c ha cumpiido o no So han Ileva-
DO Il efecto los principles en- los qu$
todos los aliados convinieron.
Fl Captain Ferrucci. jefe dc Il
Oficina DC la Prensa Italiana aqui.
dijo cue la dclegsci0n c.taha discu-
tiendo uGa proposition p~resentada
po- G! Primer Ministro Ljoyd-Geor-
ge. en- Ia que Sc predacia una possible
transaction. cuardo sc recibio la de-
ciaraci6n de Mr.. Wilson. la dele
caci6n decide que r~csultaban inu-
tiles nuevas Giscusiones.
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PARIS. Ao-l 24.-"Las declara-
clones del PreSiGente Wilson han
arruin2do todo." declare hoy a los
REPRESENTATIVES dc Ia prcnsa cl Primer
M:nistro italiano en- esta capital, Sc
nor Eirtorio Orlando.
"Hace un l!anlado al puep.o Ita-
rano contra su gobierno. He escrlto
al Primer Miaistrc Clcmenceau y al
Primer Miniscro Lloyu-George que
nosotros continuamos ahados con
Gran Bretana Y Francia Y que nos
retiramos de ID confercncia. cEcar-
gar6oies & Giles Que vean por nues-
r-os intereSes. Resuita ~sGperfluo
discutir las cuestiones del Presidente
Wilson. sobre las Que va hablo Ct pu-
blicamente para nueStrG desventaJa.
'.Habiamos encontrado "a n
TRANSACTION para arreg!ar Ia renun-
cia de Italia q sus reclamcIoncs. la!
solucion tue enviada d~irectament"
= los Primeros Ministries Lioyd-Geor-
&c Clemenceau. e indirectamentc
al Presidents Wilson. = las : ?. M
Y POGO despues Sc reclb!a n res
p-es,a de los tres ~cXprcsando que
convcnian en- TODD. eXcepto en- IA con-
cezi6n de Fiunc 4 Italia.
"P-eguntamoS al ScIret&rIo qUe
traio "a reSpucsta. QUO regimen Sc
habia reservado para flunlc Y con-
tcsto cue TO saba. pero que crcla
que Fiumc scria convertible en- un
puerto lib-c. Entorce> nosotros te-
!efoneGmos oiGienGo una CHA para los
REPRESENTATIVES italiancs con Wilson.
Clemenca4u ' Lloyd-George, para l.
-eguray 81 Fiunc QueGaria baio Ct
control de "a Liga de las NacioDes o
Sc daria otra soiucion a ia question
Y Wilson conteSto QUO su respuesta
Ia daria postcriormente. apareclendo
iucco lie Temps con ID nota del Pre-
sidentc americana. En- vIsto de esto'
convocarcmos al Psrlamentc ~Italano
10 mas proato possible.
Los Delegates ingleseS y franccses
parece cue . ultima bora SC unicroh
cara tratar &c incucir 4 los itaLianos
a cue d~esistieran &c 81 determination
De ~abandonar Ia coniercnc;a de paZ.
Lloyd-George visito q Orlando en- su
hotel eSta MARIANA Y p2rmanec'o
conference.-the o q por cspscio dc
dos horaS. Al miSmO tempo que ell
lider iacles s. hallaba conferenciaa-
do con cl cs;aGista italiano, Ell Score
;ario del Primer MiniStro C,emen-
c lego al hotel = cstuyo conferen-
cianGo con Orlando.
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), Trrc Translation filed with he Post =
;. 7oas;-- =: San AEtorio- Tex. As re- =
). o-i-cd by The at OF October &. 1911. :.
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PARIS. Abril 24.-La delegation
ita.iana presidida por ell Primer Mi
nistro Senor Eittorio Orlando. sc ha
rctirado DC Ia Confercncia de Paz,
como rcaultado de laS d~eclaracioncs
hechas aver por cl P~residente Wilson,
cyplicZndo 81 actitud acerca dc Ia
question del .Adriat!co Y en'la que sc
oponia u las reciamaciones de tia.
ia j Fiume Y la costa oriental de-!
Adriatico Y pedia SC r%cnunciara al
tratado secreto celebrado por Italia,
Francia Y la Gran Bretaha.
Al anunciar su determination de
~abandonar Paris. el Primer Ministro
Orlando dijo: No romperemos con
nuestros al:ados, sino cue pondre-
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PARIS. Abril 24.-La Oficina dc
Ia Prensa Italiana Ell esta capital.
snurcio csta tarde que el Primer MI
nissro Orlando Y sus asociados a las
confercncias de paz. no saldran para
Roma q las > p. nj. como sc tenla
p~oryectaGo. slno probablemcntc toma-
ran IN treR especial esla nochc.
Este anuncio cause IN Gambia
complete en- Ia ~situacion. Y como re-
sultaSo de clio Sc anunclo POGO
despuss del medic dia que los italia
nos probablemente no psrtirlan DC
Paris hoy.
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Italia no rompera SUI
aEanza con Francia
e ~Lngaterra
en- manos de Clemen
ceau y Lloyd-George sus
intereses en- la COME
rencia de paz

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raE..- =. San Antonio. Tex As re- -
!. o:l-ed by the act OF Octcbc- Q. 1917. =
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CIemenceau y Lloyd
George dicer que VIII
son esta en- 10 justo
Dicen cue no ha hecho mas
que cumplir con los prin-
cipics p%reviamente E.
nunciados por Ell
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TIE translation filed with the Post .:
master At San tntonio Tex, as re- /:
QIicei By thu act ii October s. 1917. :
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first battle with a Hun plane and told
of his great pleasure of seeing his

first battle with Hun plane and told
of his great pleasure of seeing his
adversary fall. The Lieutenant him
self was finally wounded and his ma
chine brot down behind German lines.
He told about secreting himself in a
German dugout, of an attack on him
by vicious looking Hun who carried
a revolver; how the Hun entered the
dugout and the fight that ensued and
how finally the revolver went off and
the Hun fell dead. He had shot him
self accidentally. Knots was finally
captured and marched back of the
lines. His flying boots were taken
away from him and for hours he was
compelled to march over the roads
barefoot, his feet bleeding. The pris-
oners in the camp where he was taken,
numbering about a thousand, were so
poorly fed that none of them weighed
over 100 pounds and there were deaths
from starvation each day. The acorn
coffee was poor and there was insuffic-
lent bread. The prisoners seldom got
their Red Cross boxes. Often the
food sent to them was thrown out in
the dung piles in Belgium and it was
not unusual to see the poor emaciated
fellows out in the piles digging for
something to eat. Finally, when the
arnistice was signed, the Germans
turned their prisoners loose and let
them shift for themselves. The noble
Belgians took them in, bathed them
and gave them food. Knotts says that
his wound had gangrene in it. At the
Belgian home where he was admitted,
the noble woman treated the wound,
and put him to bed between soft blan-
kets, the only ones left in the house.
He remained with the Belgians for
several weeks until he had recovered.
He speaks very highly Of the Belgian
people, who love the Americans. He
also paid the late Vernon Castle a
high tribute. Knots knew Castle per-
sonally.
The Minot care You a Mason ."
company appeared at the Park Monday
night and in spite of the fact that the
roads were very muddy, large crowd
enjoyed the entertainment. The Mi
not crowd went to the Park in cars
Saturday afternoon and were guests
of the association for tie week end,
having most enjoyable time. Those
from MirOt in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Bach, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Steiner
sen, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thompson,
Otto Ellison. Mrs. Simmons, the Misses
Bessie Wilson, Doris Kemper, Gene
We've Vandenoever. Mildred jacobson,
Sanford Dodge, and Mr.. and Mrs. G..
D. Colcord.
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Minot Grange Organized.

One Of the biggest charter organiza-
tions Of the Grange Of this state was
effected for Minot Wednesday even
ing in this city, there being 81 char
ter members, most Of whom are farm
e1S.
Mr.. o. "A. johnson. who lives s
miles southwest Of the city, was eject
ed Master; VIM. Ehr, who lives 8 miles
vest Of the city, was elected Lecturer;
Miss Ennis Seton, assistant to the g.
Yicultural agent. was elected Secre-
1ary; MI. b. 3. Mouck, dairyman, VIA
ives Z miles west of the city, waa
sasetsd easurst. Name of ~ or-
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Mohall Publisher to Re-enter Army.
Chas. Lano, publisher of the Mohall
Tribune News, has made an applica-
ton to re-enter the service Of the u.
s. Army, and expects to accept q po-
sition within q short time Is army
recruiting officer. When the war
broke out between this country and
Germany, Mr.. Lano gave mp his news
paper work temporarily and for q year
was in the army.
Az he speaks six different Languages
he will make valuable member Of
Uncle Sans army.
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Thirty Tons of Butter.

Ihlrty Tons OF Butter.
The Northern Produce Co. Of this
city manufactured some 10000 lbs. Of
butter during the month of June. This
firm handles the principal shipments
Of cream in this section and their bus;
mess is increasing by leaps and
tee II mGlre ths .sas nas eyne e.
data in regard to the increase in the
amount Of cream handled by his firm
during Che past four years. Notwith-
standing the fact that the Independent
quoted but ~ cents in their announce
ment last week, Manager Morrell says
that he will forgive as this one time
because he added 22 new customers 20
his list Saturday, paying them ,l0
cents, the price he intended the lnde-
pendent to quote in our issue last
week.
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Honiser Day July 26.

This is to notify all Hoosiers that
the Annual Picnic will be held at the
beautiful Riverside Park, Minot, Sat
urday, July 26.
Kindly consider yourself Commit.
tee of One to notify all former resi-
dents of Indiana of the fact.
Don't fail to come Bring along
your friends. Let us make the 1918
gathering one Of the most memorable
in the history Of the Indiana Hoosiel
Club of Ward County.
]. w. KIDDER,
7-10-t3 Secretary.
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Aged Woman Breaks Arm.

Mrs. E. A. Barlow, SIS 3rd Street N
w., had the misfortune to fall and
break her arm July 3rd. Despite he1
advanced age-she is now 73, her con-
dition is reported favorable and nc
serious consequences are anticipated
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Waldref and Miss
Waldref Of Spokane arrived at the
Barlow home the morning of the
Fourth and will remain for few
weeks. Mrs. Waldref is daughter OF
Mrs. Barlow and her arrival was most
opportune.
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Attend Funeral Of Wahpeton Girl.
H. H. Walker and Miss Eva Walker
left for Wahpeton the first Of the weel,
to attend the funeral Of Miss Iva
Swank, the 18-year-old daughter Of D.
D. Swank, for many years county conn
missioner. Miss Swank. who had been
i'll for two years, passed away Sunday.
She was q niece Of Fl. II. Walker.
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ganization-"Minot Grange.
State Organizer Geo. T. Murray OF
Berthold, did the organizing. The
membership was very enthusiastic and
resolved to get every farmer, his wife
sons, and daughters living within six
miles of the city into the organiza
tion.
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Norma Elevator Burns

The Northland elevator at Norma,
N. D., was struck by lightning during
recent storm and burned to the
ground. The elevator coal sheds con-
tanning a hundred tons Of coal were
burned and the fire is still shoulder
ing. -. 'l
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Binding New Bridge,

Building New Bridge.
Geo. w. Kenlper is at work on the
construction Of the $4,000 bridge
leading into Eastwood Park. The old
bridge has been torn out and The new,
one viii be ready in about thISs
months.
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KELLY FARM TO BRING BIG SUM
Devils Lake Land Man Goes to Chi
cagO to Complete $225,OOO Deal.

C9I. Joseph M. Kelly, Devils Lake
banker and president of the Farmers
railroad, and ]. B. Streeter, head of
the Streeter Land and Loan corpora
ton, also of Devils Lake, spent a
short time in the city last evening en-
route to Chicago and Southern Indi-
ana, where they expect to complete
the sale of the 2,5O0-acre farm owned
by John Kelly. The land is located
near Bisbee, N. D., and the considera-
tion is said to be approximately
1925 900.
The transaction is practically COM
plete, according to Mr.. Streeter, and
the sale is one of the largest made
this spring through his offices.
The above news item was taken from
the Grand Forks Herald of July 6.
The Streeter Land Co. will operate
in this section Of the state this sum
mer and fall and want exclusive lists
on farm lands in Ward, McHenry
Renville and Mclean counties.
If you want to sell your farm now is
the time to list it with us; we expect to
have buyers up within the next thirty
days. Come in and see rte for addi-
tional information.
I am listing land for Streeter. See
me if you want to SELL
T. F. RENWALD.
Rear First International Bank,
Half Block East of P. O.
Minot, N. D.
See me for farm loans at lowest
rate.
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-07-10

Reed is Captain Of Police.
John e. Reed, one Of Minot's Oldest
ratrolren, has been appointed Captain
Of Police.