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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03
war ON BARBERRY
BEGUN IN n. OAK.

Five to twenty per cent Of all The
farms In the Red River valley are
growing barberry plants, one Of the
most troublesome sources Of black
rust In wheat, according to DR.. =. E.
Kempton. pathologist in charge Of bar
berry eradication work for the United
States department Of agriculture, who
recently visited the extension depart
ment Of the agricultural college, which
is cooperating In the work. The plant
10 found all over the state. but the per
centage Of farms upon which 1t ID
found has not been determined.
The federal and state departments
have made farm to farm survey Ia
100 counties In the Red River and
Missouri valleys, and two other areas
farther east. The pia6 10 to radiate
the survey from these four areas until
the whole northern half Of the Missis.
sippi valley Is covered.
-Four million and half plants have
been found in this area, Of which three
million wore Wild DR.. Kempton stat.
Cd. THE barberry plant 10 large
factor in the prevalence q black stem
rust. which In the years 1915 to 1915
inclusive caused an estimated loss 81
274, 600, 900 bushels Of wheat.
''Barberry eradication 10 not state
problem" DR.. KOnpton continued
but one for the whole wheat growing
region. Taking 1t out Of one locality
Will not solve the problem for aAothsg
locality. There has not yet beer
enough removed to materially a6oet
the situation. This last summer VI
have searched for and Destroyed II
from farm to farm, and not before the
end Of another year will there b Z
wide enough area covered to show &c
tual results Of control work"
In the ern'licn;'nn WORT, the held
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03
BARRACKS IS NOW
PLACE FOR TRAINING
IN ARTS OF PEACE

The barracks at the Agricultural
college still are being used for the
promotion Of the study Of slaughter
ing, although the Strengthening now
studied there is used in peace rather
than war. The former kitchen of the
building where the Student Army
Training Corps Of the college was
housed and trained Ia war days has
been transformed into an up-to.date
abattolr where students in the live
stock courses secure practice in
Strengthening animals for market.
The dining room where the embryo
soldiers sat down to ''slum' three
times day has been transformed
into IL spacious livestock Judging pa
viion and show ring. Other parts of
the building now are used by the COM
mercial instruction department of the
college, the elevator accounting de-
partment, the stallion registrn ton
board, the college physician, and Il
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03

display BY the Burleigh county Red
Cross chapter, and motion pictures
showing state activities Of the home
demonstration work. Mrs.. J. ", Burcl
10 superintendent Of the wonen's de
partment, which was responsible fol
the exhibit
The clothing exhibit consisted o,
garments made from sheeting, from
ehildrsa's stockings, from flour sacks
from mill ends, made over garments
and common types Of girls Tan
O'Shantsrs> which. nav " made a
he0o..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03

This herd was started in 1910 with
II COWS averaging 1919 pounds Of
See how he gradually climbed until in
the seventh year. 1916. he produced
an average of 427.G pounds Of butter
fat per COW He fed better and more
than doubled the cost per COW during
The seventh year. compared with the
first. but his net profits on but1crfat
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men travel in pairs. They cover each
township in farm to farm canvass,
designating on map the farms visit
ed. When plants are found. they are
dug up and destroyed, and the spot
designated on the map.
The surveys being made radiats
from the Minneso ia Dakotas boundary
line. the owa-Nebraska line, the Nm.
nois- Wisconsin line, and territory in
Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio.
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PROFIT IN COOPERATION

Cooperative marketing of wool
through the local county agent gave
growers Of Williamson county, Texas,
60 cents pound at time when local
buyers had offered but So, says the
United States department Of agricul-
ture.
The Williamson County Sheep and
Goat Breeders association was used %
medium for handling the wool.
Sealed bids were 6rst received, but,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03
HOME DEMONSTRATION EXHIBIT

An exhibit of the work Of the home
demonstration department was given
at the poultry show In Bismarck, jan
nary 81, Miss Elsie stark, the Bur-
leigh county home demonstration
agent, reports to the extension division
Of the Agricultural college. The ex-
Ribit included half dozen types Of
clothing That may be made in the
home, hot lunch equipment suitable
for Il North Dakota rural school. q.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03
DO YOU KNOW YOUR
COUNTY AGENT

(By r. c. Newcomer, County Agent,
Grant County, North Dakota, in The
County Agent and Farm BureauD
DO you seek your county agent when
you're troubled. sick and blue?
Do you know that he is anxious Just
to lend hand to you?
Do you. cheer your county agent, ever
shake him by the shand;
Show you're thankful for his efforts,
lot him know and understand?
DO you use your county agent, do you
give the man show;
Does your farm present no problslns
that perplex your ueiEhbor so?
Do you know your county agent and
the things that no can do;
Have you seen the demonstrate Of
the things your county grew?
Do you tell your county agent when
you make a trial test
OF crop that proves successful, 30
that he may tell the rest;
DO you see your county agent when in
doubt Of what to plant;
Do you guess that he might help you,
or feel he surely can't?
DO you feel your county agent cannot
do thing for you?
Why not write him, call OF see him,
just to learn what he can do?
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possibly due to the opposition to tn
cooperative movement, no particular
advance in price was offered. The
farmers committee thanked the bid
ders and declined all aRers. and preD
arations were made for 4 shipMoat Il
Boston. The local price immedia tely
went up ID cents, but the growers 10
NAMED firm and sent the wool away
The Boston price was rs cents in id
vance Of the original local price. Thu
total gain to the farmers was estimat
ed at $4,000.
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New Salem-The Dakota Fuel and
Power company has been Incorporated
for S625.O0O with NJ. &. Darling ~
president. They will mine and hrlQuet
Ignite coal.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-03

FOR SALE Two 1920 slightly
used Heider tractors. You had bet
ter see these machines if you intend
to buy tractor. c. II. Withers 4
Co. 2/24-2t
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FARM FOR SALE-Think of it, 439
acres for $4,000. 1t would bring
100000 in North Dakota. Known
as the Judge Hooker Estate. In
Guiding several thousand dollars
worth of equipment. Free list.
Ellis Bros, Inc, Springville, N. Y.
2-17-t4-cg
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WANTED-Position as manager of
farm by reliable man with wife and
four children, who are old enough to
help considerable. Brother, who is
experienced, would accept place
also on farm if desired. Otherwise
would accept separate job. 6. B.
Hall, 21S Sixth ST. n. w., Minot, N.
d. tie
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WANTED-T exchange, 4 Garden
Home lots for good young work
team. Inquire evenings or Sundays
at 2l2 9Th St. N. w., Minot, N. D.
2-2l-t4*
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-One 2O-6 Peoria Drill.
Single disc, slightly used. C. H.
Withers 4 Co. 2/74.1t
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FOR SALE-Waterloo Boy tractor,
in good shape. Also a three-bOttOm
John Deere pillow, new. hgvald
Ingolfsland, Des Laos, N. D.
2-24-t2"
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FOR SALE-A number Of grey Afri-
can geese and ganders, price $500
per bird. Write or phone 1903, Bur
lington, N. d. Herman GEM.
J-1O-t6s
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C. d. Cambln is out after under
going an interesting siege from small
poX.
r. f. Emmerson, lumberman from
Bartlett, N. d., visited old Minot
friends Saturday.
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HOUSES OR FLATS FOR RENT
All the best houses and fats in Nj
not are listed on our rent board
There is no charge for this service
Home Furniture Co S.9-lStt
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WANTED TO BUY 1/2 section Of agri-
cultural land within six miles Of NJ
not. c. F. Peterson. Box s44. ninot,
n. D. 2/17-3tx
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Licensed to Wed

Homer e: Boynton, 81, and Mrs.
Esther l.. Bey, of Waller, Mont. a.
Jacob Albrichtson, 81, Minot, and
Olga Enga, %, Tunbridge, N. D., mar
ried by Judge Murray, Saturday.
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FOR SALE-Waterloo Boy tractor
and 3-bottom pillow. Cheap for cash.
Peter Linnertz, r. D. No. 2, Minot.
3-3-t3*
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WANTED TO RENT or 5 room
modern house, about March 10.
Phone AGO. IT,
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FOR SALE - One black Percheron
stallion 6 years old; one black Per
cheron mare 6 years old. Pedigree
with both. At the V. f. Mohler
Farm. r. d. No. /. 3-3-t2*
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FOR SALE-Three young cows. com
ing fresh within three weeks; one is
Jersey, one Guernsey and one
Shorthorn. H. c. Helmstetler, 5
miles northwest of Minot on north
valley Burlington road. Address
Minot, r. 5. 2-24-t2f
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FOR SALE-Oakland Six touring
car in good condition, 1917 model.
c. II. Withers 4 Co. 2/24-2t
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FOR SALE-Irish Cobbler and Early
Triumph seed potatoes. L. S. Click,
Minot, N. D.. r. D. 4. Phone Rural
2F3. 3-3-B-cg
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shire rams Address William Oil o.
r. F. D. No. l, Sanish. n Oak,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by bachelor
farmer with comfortable home.
Must be neat. Good home for right
woman. Address S, care Of indie
pendent 3-3-t3*
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FOR SALE-Early Ohio potatoes, Sc
lected seed. Joe Gustafson, brady.
.. 2-17-tf
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work, thoroughly competent. Mrs
A. D. MCDANIEL. 3/3-1t'
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FOR SALE-14 head of good heavy
work horses. Good condition and
ready for the collar Will accept
bankable paper. 0. T. Spoklie, R.
F. D. No. 3. Phone 16-F-23. 2-10-t4*
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FOR SALE-Two Broom houses near
ly new lot S5x350 feet. If you
are looking for a real bargain come
and look this property over. John
j. Lee, Phone 115SR or 724J. 3/Stf
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FOR SALE-Warm 6-room modern
house on South Hill. Inquire at
Independent office. 2!3-tf
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FULL BLOOD Buff Orpington Cock
erels for sale, $500 each, two for
$500. Mrs. NJ. Register, Sawyer,
N. d., Rte 2, phone LIB. 1885,
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FOR SALE-By owner 8-room mod
ern house, large porch, built in
features, hot water heat, good we'll,
lot 6Ox150 with good garden spot.
Convenient to Normal school. 412
9Th Ave. N. w. Phone 1093W.
3f31t"
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FOR SALE-Bed, spring and nat-
tress, sanitary couch, stove. Call
at 426 Walders st. N. w. or Phone
6S6J.. 3f5zt@
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-One brown
mare six years old, weight 1900 lbs.
Has large star and white right hind
foot. One bay gelding, years old,
weight 1900 lbs, has half moon
star and few gray hairs on top of
neck. Both have faint Diamond-Y
brands on right thigh. For reward
take up and notify H. ]. Yuly, Bur
lington, N. D. 33-tf
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FOR SALE-Registered Hereford
bulls at farmer prices, $500 and
up. H. j. Yuly, Burlington, N. D.
3-3-tf
FOUND-Bunch of keys. Call at
this office. 1t
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Withers & Co. 2/24-2t
Hans Skaug, who farmed north
east of Minot for many years, has
been living at Springcroft, beautiful
suburban home which he bought last
fall. Springcroft is located in the
coulee just east of the city and the
estate comprises ten acres. There's
a fine spring.. on the place and Mr..
Skaug may sell water the coming sea-
son. He. is milking twelve cows and
will put in good sized garden.
AL Stoiber, shoe salesman at Sam
nelson's is now receiving treatment in
the Aberdeen hospital in St. Paul for
displaced vertebrae. an injury receiv-
ed when he was with the American
forces in Europe. Mr.. Stoiber was
shot in the foot during one of the
engagements he was in and it is be-
lieved his present trouble was the re-
suit of his injury. He will visit his
old home in La Crosse, Wis, before
returning.
Did you pay your taxes March 4?
If not, q penalty of five percent has
already been added. II you see a
man going down the street with his
pockets turned inside out, shoulders
stopped and eyes fastened on the side
walk, you'll know he's just come from
the treasurer's. office. Its q fine law.
this one permitting you to pay half
your taxes March and the other half
when you get the money. It breaks
you just the same, only the process Is
so long drawn out that you'll get 90
you like it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

r..,,,, ea:d "r,y uncie. Frank Glue. came
,rnrirp oyer u III" house and SAID ina
,..,Irr.. Iiaii.c was shot and wanted III"
- drive HIM t" tn, hospital. Uncle sd
,i..,t ,,n.. h,. hardened along he touho
~ TI:,l,.,. .,f;.ra ,,I, rn the walk DS
,., ,1 i.,.,, lI,;,i. said: I'm shot:
,,. ,.!.. ,.i., Of thn ambulance. or
,,, .,,u,cI,,,. 10 Lri,, me 20 the hospi-
,.,r. yyr,n go, over there. Mr.. HablR
60. =, Li. ,,,i.,,u.,friI. where he had LETT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
RABIG SHOOTING
(Continuod From Page one)

INSIGNIFICANT. that might Ma" h"Hr'
Ing unor tho llabiy shootir@ case.
Two young men picked MP in the
vicinity Of lIab.C'S stOr" lat" !"st'T'
,;av evening. Rrr held IN the "ty
korkup, until Detective william tTNnl'
baChcr has time 10 interview Them.
Chief Frazier SAID these Young men
are believed 20 hr IL possession OF IN
formation that will aid II" police in
the search for Habigs aS&a!lan'. but
that they arc not suspected "f the
crime.
Following q hr;c' interview Win
UattS al the hospital last nIEht. Fros'N
cutting Attorney Carl G. Barhmann and
Chief Frazier stated thcV ar" OF IN"
opinion :hG: 4 robbery plot Wa back
O. the shooting OF Mr.. Iiab!C. This IS
doubted in other quarters, rom inc
:ac; that Tommy Etsenlch, young en-
rlove III the NabiG store, who VII
messed tho SHOOTING. saws 1h2t the
man who wounded Elabig fred with
out ordering Mr.. Hab'g 10 put un his
hands. or making 4 drra.nd for money.
Mr.. Hahic, in his brief statement at
the hospital. did not mention de-
mand ot this kind having h"cn made
OF him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25
Panic SEXES Hundreds
Of Subway Passengers

New York. Or, ?4.--Panic Fc'z"i the
passengers IN su5wa" train at l|''a
street. today. a"d they songl' ard
;ram2,ed on on" another @. FAKE tA''r
escape. whoa shor; ~.-r"'t q 90" a.
;h, ,,ars h.i..l tie :ra:r with rrn"N" ~!
eiect-!, rashrs. Tho confusion i""a'rc
worse when the current az shu' OF.
throwing the subway :H;o darkness.
Tho train du""s w"v" forced "I"H =!
guards. white mon :"d w..uru s'TugSi"'l
20 get ont ny way OF II" w!"""wS.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
EHrRrYsg SAEE

p ,!--ue % Ru'h"r'.% vcstet In mo
~ A~r-cn g, ,'-cGic Court % Ohio
Cnr-S. wnsc Virginia. made rnd o.
ta-ad On We 'StN day % October. 1921
ur.ra.1 srS'a Z IVES. Virginia By
War ( Tatlarar. sat" TAX Comn!s-
.'ora- ari &C -o~'S'n S'nte Gomm'ssioaev
CO T-"h!t,t."". w'S 'hs r'alncS AMI
Seu! S'n.27Ia.. ara Max t"'d"r D"re tho
d~,srsan'S u:N n toc 18th day os
November. 1921. at N. 1crth front door
- 80 CNl~- T;"uis 81 :he ~" o.
W-has':~r OPT County. W-st Virginia.
a. - n'~,"cx y. m. sell at public auc-
t:~u 70 - H!kncet bidder to- cash oTs
NS.i:y.-h-. Hu,om"bIl". MODEL 20.
s~e.-- s,G,aNrr il6Ir. body nu=1har
iinlG-.GE.
HARRY r. CIprSE.
SNn-'S - C'N'n county. vest Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

London, oct "a. R'""' r"sPa,'"
rr,r, bucharest says ''.Ht t"fri An
d-assy has been arr-5trI Warrants f"r
,ho arrest NJ Rah"m,ss IsMar aHd
other kRr,ist leaders hyt" boon issued.
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FOR RENTING or thren ru!n Hho. ,
horsekrrI!nK rooms or Island: T." or
lection e. rI!ld-cn. luIu'rc ;H@2 'hac
;,,. ,,r,.t w. -!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-25

Coming from the Ohio Ncl,ry Cen
ernl hospital last nigh. af'rr a orie'
interview with cI.Counc.iman Am
hrosc F. ITahic, who WAS dangerously
wounded by a gunman IN the Haoig
general store at Market and Twenty
sixth streets carly yesterday morning,
Prosecuting Attorney Carl &. Bach
mann expressed the opinion that II
was The intention OF the man who
wounded M. lIab!G to commit rob-
berry
The same opinion was expressed 10
an Intelligencer reporter b. Chief OF
Police Fred H. Frazier. who accom-,
panied tho prosecuting attorney ON
the trip 10 intern low Mr. Hablg a.
tho hospital last night.
81 cannot account lOT the shooting
OF Mr. Habig." Prosecuting Attorney
Rachmann said to an lntrlliccnc"r re-
porter nj the city building last night,
unless II was the mott" q the two
men who entered tInhiC'S store. and
ono CT whom did the shooting, 10 rob
Mr.. Habig.
"Mr. HabIg told US ut tho hospital
:onIEht that he went "a the store
a bout o'clock. carrying his money IN
n little sack. He said that "a he was
about 10 enter the store. he saw two
men standing On the corner Of Market
and Twenty-s!Ith streets, opposite
he store. Mr.. Eabig said he entered
the store, opened the cash register
and prepared 70 distribute tho money
ne carried Into the proper compart'
men;. n the cash register. Then.
Mr. FIablg said, he noticed tho two
men enter the store. and looked M
and said 'Howdv.' or something 81 that
sort. Mr. Fabig said that as hn
turned 10 see WIN; his visitors wanted.
be noticed oan Q. .herl. standing close
20 the counter. had drawn n gun. Tho
fellow. no aald. sho. twice. The sec
ond bullet HI; Mr.. Habig
May Have Chance.
~ tho hospital" NJ Rachm7nn
said. we were told TIM Mr.. ilah'R
Is making a game flSh'. and that he
NAV hava u chance 10 live. The
bullet. which passed through his aldo
men from sldo ~ siio. penetrated his
lntestlnes IN thirteen places.
r7osccutlng Attorney Bachmann and
r,iet Frazier made 20 h''"lrnf last
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TROOPS SURRENDER
Continued From, Page ons)

Charles 20 the government troops.
acc~-Jino 70 thla information. He
wa7 hartcd ever with every mark
Of conSiG-r1tlon - Colo-cl Fa'Vy,
commander Of the National army.
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rA3M WANTED

WANT . ! Aa- from owner having farm
foy sa'a: give particulars ana lowest
r-'os. .-oco :. Uark. ~. Virginia st.
Ct.rps"a "a = u scors;a. oc.22-I
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