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Very TruIY yours,
MARY WILSON THOMPSON.

Pres dent Delaware Association OPP
posed TO Woman Suffrage.
GFeenville. Del. Nov. A., 1920.
1--WE are perfectly willing that the
election returns in the Second Sena-
toral District shall reply mutely to
Mrs. Thompson's eulogy OF the polit-
cally dear but departed Mr.. Nc
Nabb. -Ed.)
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SOCIAL AND PERSONALS
cRANsrnN nEICnTs AuXILIARY

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Gran
ston Heights Fire Company will meet
on next Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Earl Sayers.
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Y TO RECEIVE SECRETARY

IN membership committee OF the
Y. w. G. A. will give a reception this
evening for NJ S. j. Macklin Beattle,
new general secretary. The reception
Will be held at the club room, SOL
Market street, from until 10 O'Clock.
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IN MrAoRrAM.

In sad but loving remembrance OF oui
dear mother, Hannah Mccarthy. who de-
parted this life three years ago today
November 4, 1917:
In the graveyard stftiy sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave;
Lies the one we love so dearly,
In a lonely, silent grave.
Eternal rest grant unto her, o Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon her
May she rest in peace. Amen.
BY Her Loving Children
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RFPRFSFNTATTVEs.

First districl-Hsrry II. Mari, Rep
72i majority.
Second district-Robert w. Kramer
Dem. l67 majority.
Third district--Henry Wilson. Rep,
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= piles Cured in 6 10 q Days.

= Plies Lured IN 6 10 n Days.
fails TO cure Itching.
Blind, Bleeding or protruding Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and
you can get restf1l sleep after first
applIcatIOn. Coo.
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HARDING HAS 4Ol |
.ELECIORALVOTE
lContInned nom FIrsL Pagel

AANullUliu IINDl lli0t inc'f
Kentucky, i3; Louisiana, 10; Mis-
sssippi. 10; North Carolina. II;
South Carolina, .; Texas. 20 and Nir-
ginia, n. Total, i27.
Republican victories in the Sena-
torial race in Oregon, Arizona and
Oklahoma, indicated by the latest hg-
ures, would make the strength OF the
new United states Senate 81 Repub-
licans and 30 Democrats.
Ralph II. Cameron, Republican, was
leading Marcus 4. Smith, Democrat, in
the latest returns from Arizona, while
Scott Ferris, Democrat. had conceded
his defeat TO \. W. IIarreld, Rcpubli-
can in Oklahoma, and in Oregon, Rob
ert n. Stanfield, Republican, was evi-
dcntly elected over Senator George
l.. Chamberlain.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 4 (United
Press 1.-The Rcpubfcan victory In
Tennessee that broke the "Sol d
SOUTH" continues TO grow as returns
come in, and Hardings lead is now
around 10000 with three counties out,
ind eating a 1900 majority.
All Taylor, adding Republican, has
swept the Stlta with more nan 5000
majority over GOV. Roberts, with a
possib lty Of II still going higher.
Figures from ~ out Of % counties
give Harding i9i, ,739; Cox isi, ,S3l Tay-
lor i95, 5,i36; Rob ris, i95,i35
The counties out are Fcntress, Mar
ion and Bledsoe. All three OF these
are Republican counties, even when
| Tenn ssee stands with the solid
/ South" and therefore are expected ia
/ add substlnt ally TO IN landsl de.
! Democrats are s. wing many and var
1 led reasons for their u feat. The Ones
generally advanced are.
1.-The d sire for change in ld-
I min siratiOn.
q 2-Iho eX,raoM nary campaign pu
on by The Republicans
3-Thc solid Negro Republican vot
which has never been permitted b
fore.
4 (. Overoonndence OF the Demo
Gratis.
( Republicans have all along elaine,
ihat Taylor 72-year-old candidate
would get 10000 Democratic vote
because he's a brother or BOD. tn
election is a reminder OF the "Battl
Of the Roses, when, In sc, Ar, Re
publican wore a red rose. and Boh
Democrat. wore a white one~as the,
campaigned the State with thei
nddlcs. Bob was elected.
This As first time since 1868, durin
The period OF the enfranohismep
Of the Negroes, that Republca
candidate has enjoyed a plurality !
Tennessee
Much confession was evident owe
the question OF whether the stat
, legislature will hold lbs Democrati
; majority This Is the Democrats las
. hope and returns have not been abb
, 10 show reliable estimate
Though Tennessee has general
sent TO Congress eight Democrat
and two Republicans II looks likel
that this time there will be eithC
three or four Republicans, the oil
4 ference remaining to be settled
/ the Eighth district. where returns q
. the race between Captain Gordg
, Browning Democrat and Lon Scot
/, Republican, are very confident, c4C
) claiming about 200 majority.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
DEFIANCE A. A.

NazlmOva. In ''The Heart Of a Chlld,"
seven reels, tonight-Adv.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company dupont Build
ing, furnish the following quotations
of local gecurities.
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Sines and Welch
Florists

2i2 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
a Specially.
D. & A. 567s.
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LEVY COURT.
NEW CASTLE COIINTY.

First dslrict-Frank r. Jones, Re
publican, 3i79 majority.
Third distrlct-James Ball, Repub-
can 7Ss majority.
Fifth district-Harry V. Buckson,
Democrat, 2i2 majority.
Seventh district-Sherhurn A. Col
llns, Democrat, i75 majority.
KENT COUNTY.
First dislricl-Beers, Democrat, 32
majority.
Second dlsirict-John w. Sheldrake,
Democrat, csc majority.
Third district-George C. Herring,
Republican. 40 majority.
Kent county voted for the first
time under the new three-member
Levy Court law. the county being
divided into three Levy Court dis
tricts.
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CALIFORNIA GIVES HARDINc 400 600

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3. United
Press Samuel NJ Shortridge IRE
publicanl, has defeated United states
senator r. ID phelan (Democra) for
Senator, by an indicated plurality or
close 10 10000, according TO latest
returns today. Senator Harding has
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MILLER is n. Y. GOVFRNOR.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 4. United
prens) Nathan L. Miller has been
elected Governor OF New York State
by a majority that will run between
65,O00 and 1900, il was estimated to-
day
Up 10 s A. NJ. today, with $50 dis
tricis, an upstate and considered
Republican districts missing. Miller
was leading Governor Alfred 4. Smith
for reelection on the Democratic
ticket. by 62036 The actual vote
with these districts missing. was
Miller, i,5i0iii; Smith, i.43S,O75.
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SIISSEX COUNTY.

Levy Courtman, entire county-R.
H. Lingo, Jr., Republican, iil2 ma
iority.
Mr.. Lingo will succeed Democrat
In the Levy Court giving the Repub-
licans two Of the three members OF
that body.
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FLORIDA TOWN FOR G. OP.

ST PETERSBURG, Fla. Nov. A.
For The FIRST time In the history OF
any Florida town. this city went Re
publican by a majority OF 27S. Hard
ing carried seven OF the precincts.
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carried California by a plurality o
200 600.
MILLION MORE ron HARDING.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-Senator Hard
ing polied more than a million votes
IN Illinois with one-third OF the re
turns yet 90 be heard from according
TO figures compiled today.
The vote as tabulated early today
gave Cox ii3,2S7. Hard ng. iiSi32i.
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oKLAnnMA rnR @. o. p

ok. AlflM CITY fIl. NOV
UNITED Press Oklahoma has Joined
the nation In The Republican landslide,
and for the nrst time since state
hood has desert q iho "S0ld Sou'h. ="
Returns early today from 1887 pre-
cincls out Of 2,6s5, showed Senator
Harding leading Governor Cox by
S.5i3 votes. The vote In these pre-
cincis gave Harding i72 3i3: Cox. i63.-
800. Completion OF the vote was eV-
pected to give Harding a plurality of
more than 10000.
j. w Harreld. Republican, has a
/ lead OF 1881 votes over Scott Ferris,
Democrat, for United States Senator
f In returns from 20iS precincts
The vote was Herreld, iS3,4t2; Fer
ris. i65S75.
Indications were that the Demo
Gratis have lost four seats In congress
Bert Chandler, Republican. apparent
~ has been chosen from the First
district. Charles Swlndall, Repuhli-
can has been returned from the
Elghth district for the short term
and Manuel Herrick, Republican, fot
the long term. In the Fourth district
ID. g. pringey. Republican. appears %
have been elected Elmer Thomas
Democrat and l.. NJ Gcnsman, Repub.
lcan were running close race In IN,
D. sixth district
For the second time a woman viii
sit In ne House OF Representative,
at Washington Democrats toda,
h conceded the election OF Miss Alice
- NJ. Robertson. 66. Republican candi
; date from The Second dlstrlct-and
! former worker against Votes fo
. Women"
PHOENIX. Ariz Nov. i-N7th ne
turns from ten OF Arizona's fourteen
counties In, Harding was leading b.
more than 1900 today Latest total
I We're. Harding. 1880; Cox. i2763.
Ralph Cameron has been elected {
the United States Senate over Senate
smith. incumbent by more than coo
a plurality, 1t was indicated.
GOV Thomas Campbell, Repuhl
y. can, was reelected by about 5,0C
: plurality.
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nnInnVER SENATORs.

New Castle IOunty,
First distrlct-James w. Robertson,
Rep.
Third @. Highneld, Rep.
Fifth-lohn +. Richards, Rep.
Seventh-IOhn r Latta Dem.
KENT COUNTY.
First district-Lewls NJ Price, Dem.
Third-Iames F Alice, Jr.. Rep.
Flfth-Wallace 8. Handy, Rep.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
First district-I. u. Short, Rep
Third-Asa Bennett. NRep.
Fifth-I. C.. Palmer Rep,
Holdovers. s Republicans. 2 Demo-
Gratis.
Political division of Senate, ~ Re-
publicans, 6 Democrats.
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STATE SENATOR.

Now AMNNlt NNWNNNs
Second distrlct-William J. Lutz,
Rep. 260i majority.
Fourth disirict-John NJ Walker,
Rep. AZ majority.
sixth dsirct-Iames Mclntire, Dem,
% majority
KENT COUNTY.
Second disirict-Charles Hopkins,
Dem. POP majority.
Third dlstrict-Charles d. Murphy,
Dem, 56i majority.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
Second disirict-George r. Insley
Dem. i27 majority.
Fourth dislrict-Harry Prettyman
Rep, eco majority.
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OREGON REJECTS CHAMBERLAIN.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 4 IUnIiod
Press Senator George Chamberlain,
democrat appeared 10 have b on boat
en- today FOR reelection by Robert n.
Stanch0eld. Republican. Returns from
9i7 out OF 500 precincts gave Cham
berlain 1925: Stanchheld. 53,196
Harding apparently has carried the
Stale by about 10000 Returns from
922 precincts gave Harding 59.225:
nNoN. 32iIq.
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An;

The Ward county crops and those
in the territory tributary to Mlnot
continue to look exceedingly well and
barring the ravages of grasshoppers,
we will most certainly harvest good
crop that bids fair to be a bumper
one. The growth of the grain has been
rapid. There is a fine stand and the
grain has a good color. There are
few weedy fields. Even poor farming
is showing up better than one had
reason to expect, but as usual, good
farming will pay better, even in rat
wear like this one. Farmers are Al
ready speaking of thirty bushel yields
for wheat and twenty-five bushel
Yields for rye. One is never sure how
ever until the grain is in the bin:
There is sure to be an abundance OF
hay and other feed. With the dairy
industry becoming more important
every year, the Importance Of grow.
ing an abundance Of feed is apparent
and is even more important than .
bumper yield of wheat. This will
hardly be as good corn year as 1919,
vet the corn fields are showing up well
and will furnish an abundance OF
feed.
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NORTH DAKOTA news

j, w. Mosher, a former implement
dealer at Ryder, but lately retired,
dropped dead while in the act of feed
ing his hogs on his place near town
Wednesday of last week.
A North Dakota butcher had in his
window q display Of calves brains and
of oxtail soup in cans with the old
joke book motto, sour Endeavor Dur
ing the REIMBURSEMENT Period is to
Make Both Ends Meet"
Olaf Erickson's home, 5 miles south
west Of Wabek, was struck by light
ming Friday evening and burned to
the ground with nearly all the con-
tents, while they were attending SER
vice 1t the Wabek school.
During a severe electrical storm
Wednesday evening which was partic-
ularly heavy west of the river, barn,
windmill and two granaries were
blown down on the farm of County
Auditor Martin south Of Maxbass.
Allen j. Mcdonald, a farmer from
Lansford, died at Bottineau last Fri
day following lingering illness from
a complication of diseases. He was a
man about sixty years of age and is
survived by sister and two brothers.
The body was shipped to the old home
in Wisconsin for burial.
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County Agent German warns the
farmers not to let up in their fight on
grasshoppers. Six carloads Of poison
have already been scattered out on
the Ward county farms and as a re-
suit millions of grasshoppers have
been destroyed. Undoubtedly, the
poison has paid for itself many times
over. True, some damage has been
done and it may be expected that fur
Their ravages will be made, but Mr..
German has demonstrated beyond a
question of doubt that he is work
ing under the proper system. ta
winter, when many doubling Thomases
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Orrin M. Pierce, representative Mi
not citizen, who will leave shortly tor
his new field Of endeavor in Portland,
Ore, cannot help but feel proud OF the
testimonial rendered him b. the citi-
zens of Minot Tuesday night. Mr..
Pierce has labored among us for more
than sixteen years. He has lived a
useful life and has served the com.
munity we'll. What better can be said
of any citizen than that he has proved
himself useful. He has not failed to
,ender service whenever the oppor-
tunity presented itself. He has never
drawn back from any sacrifice which
he might make for his fellow men. A
man might accumulate a million dol
lars, but he could never purchase such
testimonial as his friends accorded
him Tuesday evening. Some men
might have their heads turned by such
demonstration, but not Orrin. He
will 90 along the rest Of his days
placing service above self. Minot
commends this useful citizen to Port
land.
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declared there would be no danger
from grasshoppers this year, MIR. Cor,
man stood fast and insisted on Ward
county purchasing an abundance Of
soisoll and bran. When the farmers
of other counties stood idly by early
this season and were.compe'led to let
the pests devour their grain. those of
y ard county have had poison with
mich to wage good fight. And still
there are few people who question
The ACCESSIBILITY Of retaining a county
agent,
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Ohio will undoubtedly furnish the
next president Of the United States.
He will be either Harding or Cox. The
democrats nominated James N. Cox,
governor of Ohio, on the 44th ballot at
the San Francisco convention early
Tuesday morning, who steadily beat
down the forces of William G. Nc
Adoo, former secretary of the treas
ury and the Presidents son-in-law.
On the. 42nd ballot, the strength of
Palmer was thrown to Cox. McAdoo's
high water mark was 467 votes on
the fortieth ballot at which time Cox
had 400. Both Cox and Harding are
former newspaper men and their home
towns are not far apart in Ohio. Ev-
identity, the Fourth Estate is coming
into its own.
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Mrs. J. H. Weinrebe and children
who have been spending the winter in
California returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Weinrebe expresses delight at
the splendid climate of California and
both she and the children are enjoying
unusually good health as a result Of
their trip west.
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advance the coming fall, about the
time the crop is harvested. With the
best land in Illinois selling for $4,000
an acre, North Dakota land, which
frequently produces better crop than
that of Illinois, ought to be worth a
hundred dollars an acre. The day for
cheap land will soon be past.
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STOLEN-From my car in front Of
the Elks Home in Minot, Tue0day
afternoon, a physicians black me-
dicine case. Kindly notify me for
suitable reward. DR.. W. L. Bar.
bour, Deering, N. D. 7/1.2t
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Seventh Day Adventist

Sabbath School Saturday 2 p. m.
Church service at 3 p. m.
Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednes-
day at 8 p. m.
Sunday evening service at p. m.
Subject "The Menace of Legalism
to the Church"
Everybody welcome to these SER
vices.
w. A. AWAY, Pastor.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

EsTRAY NOTICE - One buckskin
mare, three years old; one black
mare, three years old, and an iron
gray mare with light name and tail.
All are branded with large C in
closing a small CA C within c..
Chas. Scribner, Vandewalker, Burling-
ton, P. O., owner. 7/8-3tcg
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WANTED-5,o00 yards Of rock de-
livered at the Minot Disposal Plant.
Farmers, bring in your rock and
get the cash for same. Apply Geo.
w. Kemper. Plant is located east Of
Riverside Park. 7-1t2
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PURE BRED Livestock handled. Field
men wanted to represent us in Mi
not territory. Write Breeders Pure
Bred Livestock Corporation, 1873
725, Metropolitan Bank Building,
Minneapolis, MINI. >, y/8tf
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The price of North Dakota land
may be expected to take decided
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WANTED-Ten teams to haul rock.
Apply at the Roth & Linton Sale
barn opposite Riverside Park. w.
"A. Anderson. 7-1-t2
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FAR LOANS AND LOAN AGENTS
wanted in Minot territory. Low
est rates, prompt service. Write
Standard Bond & Mortgage Com
pany, 723-725 Metropolitan Bank
Building, Minneapolis, Minn.~F/8tf
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Waste Of Life

The true waste Of life consists in
the love we have not given, the ser
vices We have not rendered, the sac.
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WANTED-To take piano for stor-
age. Will take good care Of it.
Apply at Independent Office.
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WANTED competent housekeeper
to take full charge Of house with
children. Apply 703 Central Ave.
East, Min0t. 7/9-2k4
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Edwin ]. Knudson, published Of the
Ray Pioneer, visited Minot friends
Saturday.
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WANTED-Competent maid. Mrs. J
C. Huyck, Minot, N. D. 1927
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WANTED hear from owner Of
good farm for sale. State cash
price, full description. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, MINI. 318-3tcg
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FOR SALE - Week old calves. Minot
N. D., Box 944. P. E. Peterson.
1852
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rifles from which we have drawn
back.-Geor9e Eliot.

STOCK TO PASTURE
can take a limited number Of
horses to pasture. Good feed and
good water. James Hayes, Sawyer,
N. D. 7/1-2ts
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WANTED Housekeeper to work on
farm. Prefer widow between 46
and IS years Of age. Permanent
position guaranteed for right party.
Good home. Address Barney Schuel-
Ter, Antler, N. D. Box 1874. 6/24-8ts
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FOR SALE-Complete Advance
Threshing machine in good condi-
ton, consisting Of % h. p. steam
engine, 1886 separator, iOx26 It.
cook car, fully equipped, 20 Dbl.
tank, 80 Dbl. tender. WILL sacrifice
for immediate sale. Address ]. A.
Verzatt, Burlington, N. D., or phone
1914, Foxholm, N. D. 7/1O-tf
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WANTED-5,O00 yards Of rock de-
livered at the Minot Disposal Plant,
Farmers, bring in your rock and
get the cash for same. Apply Geo.
w. Kemper. Plant is located east
Of Riverside Park. 6-17-2ts
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WANTED-Dressed poultry Of al.
kinds. Highest prices paid. Leland
Parker Hotel. 1-o2-tf
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FOR SALE-So choice Holstein
milsh cows. Nick Thilgen, 600 VAL
ley St., Minot, N. D. 6-17-2ts !
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HOUSES OR FLATS FOR RENT
All the best houses and flats in Mi
not are. listed on our rent board
There is no charge for this service
Home Furniture Co. S-9-18-tf
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FOR TRADE FOR LANDAU auto.
mobile. 703 Central Ave. East,
Minot, N. D. 1885,
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-5-room cot
tage, barn and shed. Will trSde for
horses or car. Cheap. See, II. j.
Hecht. mt,
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FOR SALE-160 acres 2 NE miles
from Lostwood, N. D. House,
barn, we'll, fine place for stock.
$1,000 per acre or will trade for
good! auto. Hay baler, tractor for
sale. Might consider good thresh-
ing rig. What have you? Give
price. Write Box A., Lostwood,
If N. ID. 7I-2tS
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Gleainii.ng|s
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.
III you 20 away on n visit your
friends will be Interested In know
ing about 1t. Call S8-The Sheaf-
and give Ms the facts. -

-zE AZ l. s. + st . :
Don't Change Your Husband"
There's q Mack Sennett Comedy at
the Strand tonight Thursday. .
Wanted Kitchen girl and also a
dining room girl at Hotel Warren.
Don't forget to pay the last half Of
your real estate, tax before Monday,
Nov. list. & %: -. Il &; ma ssa
$1165 now $965.00 Light Overland,
touring new $3.50 now $1395 90 Over
land Sedan, demonstrat Peoples
Garage, Angus, MINI. u sz@.e# z$-E
A basket social will be given at Box
vile school house. Friday evening, Oct.
Goth. Program begins promptly at s
O'Clock. Everybody welcome. -
Rag doll social and program at Dist.
81, Fairview school, Marsh Grove, Sat
urday night, Oct. 3Oth. Ladies please
bring baskets for two.-Clara Backlin,
teacher. -..,-..-. =
A. r. and F. O.. Flygare, of Martin
county, Mimi, returned last week to
their home, after having visited at the
home of their sister, Mrs. G. J. Appel
quist, northeast OF Warren.
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+. Bake.
County Treasurer.

These Rats Wouldn't Eat My Best
'NIt's hard to keep rats out Of q feed
store. Tried for years. A neighb0ring
store sold me some RAT-SNAP. It
worked wonders. Gathered up dead
rats every morning. Bought more
RAT-SNAP. Haven't rat now. They
wouldn't eat my best grain when I
threw RAT-SNAP around" Three
sizes, 35c, Csc, $1.25. Sold and guaran-
teed by Warren Pharmacy and Peoples
Trading Co. 't&tt7 I1