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CHAPTER II
John the Hermit

GRANDFATHER RAVEN flow
" down from his perch on the wall
and joined the rabbits. the squirrels.
Jack and Janet in their group aroHnd
Daddy Dog.
Jack and Janet were surprised at
lis size. Ele looked much like q crow.
but was larger. Besides he had A
kindly CLINT in his eye instead OF a
crows crafty, cunning stare.
'On a lonely farm at the edge Of
the great woods lived a hermit began
Grandfather Raven in telling his story.
Folks called him John the Hermit.
They thought him queer because he lived
by himself and did not seem to Ike
other persons around him. They did
not know that he avoided other folks
lust because he was very, very shy: De
! feared them although he loved them.
! because ravens are shy birds and be.
cause they have become very few ir
this country. Once there were many Of
us, but hunters killed us of. until
now all my relatives and friends are
gone.
John the Hermit was not shy o.
birds. Instead he knew US all. And ht
knew ravens were not destroyers Ike
tho crows.
John the Hermit ana l grew 10 p'
great friends. Both of US were lonely
and / would visit him often, tiyini
about with him as he worked In th'
fields.
The crows in that region were very
many and very bad. They did mucl
harm to growing crops. So the farmers
went after them with guns. The farm
crs shot many crows.
"They came to the farm of John th
: Hermit and saw Inc sitting In tree
They aimed their guns at me. surel,
would have been killed had John tn
Hermit not run to my rescue. AT tn
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MALERMANr.oc. Il $ssi, 81 lst@ RACE St, s,,7

SPECTATORS AND INVESTORS
1900 Biz. y. Matter st. t2I houss,.
1900 Blk. y. Orianna st. % housesl
$500 Blk. y. rairhll St i houses'
i1uo Biz. J, Bouvier st go houses.
400 Blk. =; Relnhurt St: g houses'.
SEIDMAS & FRIEDMAN
"to rreXel bldg. Lombard 2lsG
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RERTOLET
1910 N. 10th $,

1920 l. ALLEGHENY ANE.--This property
has - rooms, bath. ho'-wates heat, cleo
t-i", f.c@r garage in rear. with Il driVewH"
on 4 lot 25xl7I IT: excellent business 10
cation. Arrow Realty Co., 5H3 W. oInsy
aNenue.
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BYNOOD

SINGLE HOMES, bedrooms: iaT1e =; .
,screens and shades: let US show YOU this:
open TO offer: large list in this section. Wal.
Ter A. McClatch|' 10th g. Market Bel. 340S.
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2l2S n. CARLISLE ST.

F.eau'lfully refnished home: Dutch hail
electric: possession: price reduced terms 70
suit GE1z & son, 18th ard YORK sts
%EAR .5D AND DE LANCEY-Three story.
stona front, ~ rooms. baths. electric.
rardwood 1oors throughout, rear street Tor
araeo: slG. 500. bargain CHESTER oS-
BORNE. 1924 Chestnut. --------..
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FACTORY olose 10 Wayne Junction, coma IN
Iug l2. O0n 60. It.. with splendid light
GC.h.p motor on each floor: immediate pos
rasE!nn. convenient terms; must be sold
Chester D, Rottner Co.. l42l Chestnut.
THREE STORY factory, containing 81 900
"a. #. with light On all sides, steam heat.
r!eetric lights, sprtnkled: comple'e power
N,.ut; possession; Gon". terms; q bargain.
t'rcs,er ID Rottner s. Co. l4@l Chestnut.
FACTORY SITE--L.nd!ev ave. 9th ~. and
Reading Railway: 5000 square feet. III
fee, On railroad; 2 street tronts.
FRED ]. sClIAEFER. n2e Chestnut st.
Factories, Warehouses and Sites
:. LEE PATTON. Lincoln Bds
FACTORIES AND SITES, wlih railroad OF
without What do you want
WiSTNFY 202 LIB rt% nldE.
FIVI.-STORY factory. blocks city Hail
WESrNEY 2O3 Liberty l3ldE,
Also soc advertisements in large type
In preceding columns.
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MOVE IN BY PAVING FIRST DEroslT
-3iH Moore ct rooms. newly renovated.
!ll4 M!ftn: rooms; corner Norwood.
l241 z. 2ith, renovated 2G3l :. JuuiTcr.
1896 $. 23d; 22.6 Miyl!r 81.
SIMON WEISS Realto, 1920 Pt Breeze ave
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wAYNF

THE LOUELI.A APARTMENTS n
W. II. BALL & SON. Land Title Bldg
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DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
Stories of the Sno.D
BY DADDY

Grandfather RaCen joins TIE rdb-
BITS aud squirrels Of Daddy Dogs
school in their winter quarters IN q
c1rcru deep under the snom. lie
offers TO tCN them O storu.
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Ruslness Properties and Store.
VACANT
Tactoriss. Warehou.e.. Manufacturing floor

3352 K.r.inSton ave-: good location for -es-
tsurar.. Viii sacrifice II sold this week
JANIS =. J. ltEANEy. 800 Z. Allegheny
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

100 AcREsSi III HEAYY NIYv E9lSS5HpMENT. ilSH II
IS, Hosteins: lS hogs; 2 mules 2 horses,
machinery crops included; between German
town and Skipulck pixies: handy to Chestnut
Hill trolley and Norristowr' nodernized Colo
Mai otone dwelling with pipeless heater. fire.
places etc improved bank barn and roomy
farm buildings. 10 acres timber, 20 acres
''''D''' REESE 4 LiNpERalAN.
De c. Airy St. Norristown. Pa.
BETKEWFKN TMKXWK. sE4k E4sRssSSFFRRMsNr sSFR sr. 4kS61Ll 4S1
Nine acrsj on Valley Forge road, near new
golf links; delightful surroundings: pano-
ram,c View: cozy s-ronm frame dwelling.
inss. streams; bearing fruits; levs,.. sandy
loan soii cannot be duplicated for miles for
cornnluter or trucker at $1,000. Telephone
THIS week REESE .sfESSE { LINpFRMAN.
+. g. airy St. Norristown.- Pa
A AcRFSk; Ikr RIahH1Sp Ieah1ps IN iNCITBEpp TCGWb pAcHN'
Surrounded by 5000, population; short walk
10 depot. collsse. high school. creamery
room stone dwelliTgsi; solid rodcIh bank barn
iasny ) 'pieasins features; snap. 1880. De.
'a''s 'hf0RHEEsg REESE l. L1NpERMAN.
" C. Airy st.. Norristown. Pa.
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200. y. 2ITH ST

GHW- Y. TtTH st.
Two.story s-roum- dwelling, inclcsed porch.
sash for winter and screens, hot-water heat.
electric lights; wonderful bathroom: must be
seen TO be appreciated: $4,000; vacant; PCS.
session,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

. i31s-ls-2O $. 9TH ST Two story garage.
power. elevator, 80 80 80 car capacity,
steam heat. electric: front and rear at. EN-
trance Nealis. 90 S. 18th. Both ph nee.
SEVERAL. garage properties, des,, loca sions,
capac, 70 TO 200 automobiles; will sell at a
low price. Chas. Goldman 72b walnut at.
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VERY valuable properties for Spectators Or
tnrestors--S+2 y. Broad. Ss%leH; i31?'I!
y. 1rcad jnx200: 1896 Park ave, 1535-2T
carlisle 2-sto-y brick service station; ~
40. Chas. Goldman. T2J Walnut.
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Miss nellie Rose has filed her pc
tition for Register of Deeds of Ward
county, subject to the June % Pri-
maries.
Miss Rose has been deputy Regis
ter Of Deeds for years and she is very
capable to hold this position.
Martin j. Engeseth, who has held
this office for several years, is not
candidate for reelection.
Miss Rose has resided in Ward
county for years. She has displayed
an independent spirit and has made
her own way in manner which has
made her host of friends thruout
the county.
1t was thot that Miss Rose would
have no opposition, but one additional
candidate has filed for the office.
1t will not be necessary for either
candidate to make much of fight in
the primaries, as both names will APP
pear on the ballot in the fall. Miss
Rose is certain of election by a large
majority.
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p0uND MASTERS NOTICE

Take notice, that did on the Sth
day of May, 1922, impound the follow
ing described animal, one mule, color
dark, age about years, weight about
900 pounds and that unless the said
animal is taken away and the fees
paid within 80 days from the date of
this notice, l shall ON the 18th day. of
June, 1922, at the place of Township
Clerk I Greeley Township at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, expose for sale and
sell at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash, the above described
animal.
Dated this 18th day of May. 1922.
WI CARL .MOSENG,
Pound Master. !.
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5/25-tr*
TAKEN UP

Four horses five and one half miles
West four miles South from Berth.
old Section Nine (9) Township One
hundred fifty five Range Eighty seven
Evergreen Township.
One Black Mare Age five or SID
years, weight about 1900 pounds.
One Black Mare colt age three OF
four years old.
One light bay mare, blocky Age
five or six weight about 1000 pounds
Both hind feet white and little white
on fore foot, White in the forehead
reaching to the tip of the nose. ~.
One brown mare colt two years ole
small spot in the forehead heav!
name and fore top.
M. G. Whitman,
5j25-3t* Berthold, N. D
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TAKEN UP. FIVE HEAD HORSES

May goth, 1922. Evergreen Town
ship. Section Nine (9) Township 1855
Range 81, five " miles West and
five miles South Of Berthold, North
Dakota. One light gray gelding in.
clined to daple six or eight years Of
age weight 1900 or 1900 foretop
shaggy. One dark iron gray mare
age about four years quite bit OF
light in fore head weight about 1900
or 14OO heavy name and tail. One
iron gray horse colt age about three
years white in forehead extending to
tip of the nose. One very dark iron
gray two year old mare colt white
spot in forehead. One black mare
age ~ or more both hind feet white
spot in fore head and on nose weight
about 14OO heavy in foal.
M. G. Whitman,
5/25-tr* Berthold, N. D.
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Milks 20 C0ws-Has 300 Acres Crops
Conrad Busch, prominent Sawyer
farmer, visited Minot Wednesday.
With the help of son, he was able
to put in 300 acres OF crops Tor TINS
year, all Of which are in prime con-
dition. He says he never saw crops
look better for this time OF the year.
Much of his land was plowed last fall.
Mr.. Busch does not depend entirely
on his crops, in fact his faithful cows
have paid his expenses for several
wears. He is milking 20 cows, ms
cream check each month averaging
from $1,000 to $4,000.
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To the Men and Women Voters of
Ward County:

To the Men and Women Voters of
Ward County:
l am a candidate for States At
torney of Ward county, petitions hav-
ing been filed placing my name on the
ballot for the June 28th Primaries,
and l shall appreciate the active sup
port Of friends throughout the Coun-
ty, and the vote Of such men and wo-
men as may feel that my election to
this important office will be to the
best interest Of Ward county. II
elected ! pledge myself to give care
full attention to the duties of the Of
flee; to practice that economy and
business judgment in its execution
now so necessary in both public and
private affairs, and to enforce the
laws impartially, with justice and
fairness to all. II
1t is impossible to succeed entirely
through ones own efforts, and know
that the success of my candidacy de-
ponds in large measure upon the
efforts of my friends, throughout the
various voting precincts, and assure
YOU, all such support will be much
appreciated. l 5.735 Or
Respect fully,
5/25-tf HALVOR L. HALVORSON.
(Pol. Adv't.) .ss5
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/ am a candidate for States Attor-
ney of Ward County at the June
Primaries, and ask for your vote and
support.
x: I came to. Ward County Is years
ago, and have practiced law in North
Dakota for 9 years. 1 am now the
Assistant States Attorney of this
county, and as such l have become
familiar with the work of the office,
and cases now pending.
If elected to this important position
will endeavor to honestly perform
all it's duties, without fear or favor.
V. E. STENERSEN.
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why M'CUMBfR is
ENTITLED TO YOUR
HEARTY SUPPORT

Just few of the bills favorable t
North Dakota which Senator P. j
McCumber has either introduced o
strongly supported:
False branding of Dairy Prod
ucts. Ill
Indian School at Wahpeton.
Grain Grading Bills.
Pure Food & Drug Law.
Opening Fort Berthold Indian
Reservation to Settlement.
Agricultural Tree & Experiment
Station at Mandan.
Increased Pay for Rural Mail
Carriers.
Bill Providing for Second
Homestead Entries.
Present Rural Credits Plan.
$S75,OOO Advanced to North
Dakota farmers for Seed & Feed.
Veterans Adjusted Compensa-
ton. ~ I'm
Webb-Kenyon Law.
Tariff Bill providing Protection
on Farm Products.
A firm supporter on the St.
Lawrence Waterway Project.
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Atty. Ellithorpe to Locate in
sksf 0lN .lgt Ng:,. - n n s~n1s0

Leon Ellithorpe, who has been con.
nected with the First International
Bank for years, is preparing to leave
Minot soon. He will locate in Mime
apolis where he has accepted posi-
ton with the Land and Loan Co., a
large organization. Mr.. Ellithorpe
has resided in Minot since boyhood
days, graduating from the Minot
high school and after taking course
in law. He is regarded as one Of our
city's very finest young men and hun
dreds of friends sincerely regret to
learn that they are to leave.
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Taken Up

At my place, 5 miles N. w. Of
Norwich and Z miles S. E. of Deering
N. E. one half sec. 25-156-81. One
grey pony B bar branded on left
thigh, black poney 2 white hind feet
and one white front foot, bay mare
colt, about years old white star on
face, l black mare colt about 5 years
old, l sorrel mare about 6 years old
Wednesday, May 10, 1922. Owner
please cali and pay charges and take
property. Geo. Bursau, RR. 2
Norwich. N. d. *5/25-3t.
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/, CHESTER J. JACOBSON
To the Voters of Ward County:

10 tHe VOIeTs OF warn CUuHty:
I am candidate for sheriff Of
Ward county subject to your approval
at the June primaries. l have been
Deputy Sheriff of this county since
my return from Service in the Avia-
ton Corps, having been in Ward
county, and most of you knowing me
since boy feel that you are fully
able to Judge as to my qualifications
for this important office. If elected
l will use my best efforts to see that
everyone is given square deal.
Chester j. jacobson.
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F. L. Wetch and c. A. Edblom, Of
the Public Accountants Co. of Min
neapolis, are spending week in Mi
not on business. They are former
Minot businessmen and are doing
we'll in Minneapolis. Mrs. Wetch ac--
companied her husband to Minot and
is visiting with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. w. c.. Hunter.
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Berthold Candidate Visits Minot

F. G. Kilbourn, we'll known BERT
hold farmer, who is candidate Tor
county commissioner from the fourtn'
visited Minot Friday. Mr.. Adjourn
is quite confident that ne VII! De one
of the two high candidates, lnsurm 4,
him a place on the ticket IN the Iall.
He has lived on his farm near BERT
hold for 20 years since homesteadlng
and has made quite success OF farm
ing =.
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Hennessey for the Legislature

John Hennessey, former county
commissioner from the 4th, decided
not to become a candidate for the
office, after his petitions were circu-
lated altho he was assured much
SUPPORT. Instead, he was urged to
become candidate for the legisla-
t,re from the End on the democratic
ticket. and he has decided to do this.
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Picnic for Nurses and Doctors

The nurses and number OF the
doctors of the city, with their fam
lilies, were entertained by the SIS
tiers of St. Joseph's hospital at
picnic at Oak park Wednesday after
noon. The nurses were taken for
ride about the city. A picnic dinner
was served in the evening. -
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Miss Evangeline Mcconnell, who has
been at the head of the sewing and art
departments of the st. Cloud, Mimi:
schools during the past year, arrived
to spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Mcconnell.
She will return to st. Cloud in the
fall. Miss Mcconnell graduated from
the University of Minnesota a year
ago.
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II. f. Rosevold started for Greene
Wednesday with travelling bag full
of valuable papers which was lost
from his auto on the road near Grano.
Te returned to Minot hoping to locate
the bag, but did not do SO until today
when the man who found it phoned
that it was in Grano.
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Did you know. that Senator P. J.
McCumber introduced and secured the
passage of the first Prohibition law?
1t was the law prohibiting the sale of
liquor in the United States Capitol
at Washington.
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For County Commissioner
Fourth District

/ am candidate for the nominal
ton for commissioner of the Fourth
District, Ward county, subject to the
June 29th Primary. Twill appreciate
your support.
FRED G. KILBOURN, @
5l25-t4* Berthodl, N. D..
(Pol. Adv't.)
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Mir. and Mrs. S. j. Rasmussen and
daughter, Mary, who have spent sew
eral months in San Diego, Calf, have
left for home and are expected to
arrive in this city the latter part Of
the week.
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The Baltic states having signed an
accord Of peace, the world can rest
confident that there will be no wars
until the next one.
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With New Workers. admitting that
the ST. Lawrence seaway is feasible,
support of the waterway becomes
practically unanimous.
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The present Tariff bill, if it be-
comes law, will be a great help to
the farmers because foreign countries
cannot ship their products into the
United States without paying the fol-
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understanding as to who would sue
of the Finance Committee, should he
be defeated in the. coming election.
Some carry the idea that Senator La
Toilette. is next in line, but this is
not correct as Senator Smeot of Utah
-(whose election is practically assured,
behaving been Endorsed by the Nor
mon chureh), would be the next chair
man. This would take the chairman
ship away from North Dakota which
certainly would be detrimental to the
State. f.. s-.g~I-lEse M i"g
Senator McCumber voted for the
Womans Suffrage Bill and his record
on matters in which women are par
ticularly interested cannot be- criti-
cised.
Senator McCumber's record on pro-
hibition measures in Congress is as
follows:
Suffrage-October 1, 1918, Yea.
Suffrage-June 4, 1919, Yea.
Webb Kenyon Act - 1913, Yea
dry. $50.
Submitting National Prohibition
1917, Yea dry. AL.
D. C. Prohibition Bill = II, Yea
dry.
Jones-Randall Anti-Adv. and Bone
Dry Amendments-1917 not voting.
Consideration of National Enforce
ment Code-1919, Yea dry. =
Passage of Code over Presidents
Veto-19, Yea (dry).
Anti-beer bill-November Is, 1921
Yea dry.
Maternity and Infancy Bill-July
g., 1921, Yea.
| The St. Lawrence Water Way is the
greatest project ever undertaken for
| the direct benefit of the Northwestern
| farmers, and P. J. McCumber is in a
position that is most advantageous
and if he is defeated there is little
hope of its passage. 1t is to you,
advantage and will save you many
dollars to vote for P. j. McCumbel
because he will get us the St. Lawr
ence Water Way.
J 1t has been said that if P. J. Nc
/ Cumber is defeated in the primaries
there will be no soldiers bonus bill
approved because he is it's stronges
hacker.
Who got money to the slope coun
try farmers last fall when their cat
tie and horses were starving? Sen
ator P. J. McCumber, and it took hin
just few days to do it.
/ Senator p. j. McCumber was re
sponsible for the North Dakota Farm
Loan Fund being raised from $4,000,
900 to $16,OOO,O0O.
| Do you know that the chairmanshi]
of the Finance Committee in the Unit
ed States was never held by MAJ
!. from the Northwestern States unit
Senator McCumber was elected to it
Do you know that Senator McCum
Der is the man who made it possibl
for you to get seed and feed loans
Are you interested in your hon1
state and If so do you think that
new and inexperienced man can &c
the results for North Dakota that on
who has been in the Senate "a year
can get? Make your own answer.
Apparently the Senatorial contes
has narrowed down to choice be
tween Senator McCumber and Frazier
the recalled governor. Which sha
s it be? McCumber, who has mad
record of twenty-four years 9
faithful service to the state and ns
ton, to which his adherents can poir
with pride or Frazier, recalled 60,
( ernor, whose administration hs
plunged the state into debt and di.
grace? What's the answer?
i . "a ~
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Lloyd George seems determined to
go on forever, like the brook. s
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Mutton --->--------- &c per lb.
Senator P. J. McCumber is working
on it day and night and is the chair
man of the committee who will rec
ommend it's passage.
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This boy and his pet pig, and
quite number of other boys
with their pigs. are planning on
visiting the coming show. Every
boy and girl 10 planning on seeing
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TAKEN UP-One bay mare weight
$50, white hind feet, 6 years old,
NC brand together with yearling
mare colt. H. G. Blaisdell, Minot.
6-1-t3cg.
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FOR SALE One 2-horse cultivator,
rood as new. Will sell for $50. 100.
G. o. Frank, Minot, N. d. 5/25-tf
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FOR SALE-Two registered Short
horn bulls, Scotch strain, yearlings,
also seven. head Shetland ponies.
Andrew jacobson, Burlington,
5/25-3t
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TAKEN UP-At my home, Sec. 10
Waterford township, the following
described horses: One dark bay
ss:gelding, weight 1900 lbs; one black
mare, years old, weight HOO;
one black mare, years old, weight
900, star on forehead. Frank J.
Schloer, FoxhOlm, N. D. 5/25-t3cg
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WE HAVE BEEN able to secure an
other car of good oats for seed and
feed for unloading Saturday. Cash
Feed & Fuel Store. Telephone 1877.
5/25-ti
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WANTED head Of horses to pas
ture. Plenty water. Good grass.
No stock taken on Sunday. Pas
ture two and a half miles East of
Logan. L. Smith, owner.
$685.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-01

FOR SALE-A lot Of good household
furniture, also piano in excellent
condition. John A. Ahrens, Logan,
N. Oak. at Minnekota Elevator.
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