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Evening star., 1922-05-25

Squadron. The LIST Squadron is at
Fort Ethen Allen. VI.
Gen. Pershing took his position in
front of the reviewing stand. accom- :
panied by his aide and by a standard
bearer. carrying the generals flag,
and the whole outfit, headed by the
mounted band. cavalry, artillery and
transport wagons, passed the review
ing point three times. first al walk.
next at trot and finally at gallop.
,, Following the review Mrs. Rivers,
wife of the commanding ofticer.
entertained at buffet breakfast at
her quarters. Mrs. Walker receiving
with her.
One man who came to witness the
ceremonies displayed parchment
honorable discharge certificate show
ing that he had been a private in the
/ Cd Cavalry forty years ago. He had
made Il special trip to see the review,
which he praised highly but, at the
same time, lamented the fact that
the regiment as constituted at pres
ent, cannot shout nearly as loud dur
ing charge as in his day. why
don't they yell?" he commented.
That's no yell at all. You ought to
have heard EN- in my day,
Reviewed Lnst Yenr.
Last year, on the occasion of its
seventy-fifth birthday, President
Harding reviewed the regiment.
whose motto is TO the front, anu
whose history testifies amply to the
fact that it has always lived up there
to. The regiment has participated in
almost every possible trouble from
the war with Mexico to the present
time.
Formed in 1916 as a body of mount
ed rifemen, it served with glory in
the invasion Of Mexico under Gen
Scott, who later eulogized 1t in the
highest terms 1t participated in such
battles as Cerro Gordo. Molino del
Rey. Piano del Rio. National Bridge
and the assault on Chapultepec.
Directly after this war it marched
$500 miles to Oregon. where 1t took
part in forty-six engagements with
Evening star., 1922-05-25

the Indians. 1t remained in the far
west until 1869. helping make that
territory safe for the settlers: then
was called to the battle line in the
civil war. Before the close Of that
conflict the unit took part in nine
battles. Then straight back to the
west it went. and, by 1882. had added
siXty-seven more Indian fights to its
list of laurels.
Fought at Santinso.
After a tour of border duty In
Texas the regiment again went to
the front III 1898, when it fougnt al
Santiago and raised the first fig
Oh San Juan Hill. In 1893 il went
nearly halfway around the globe to
the Philippines. where it took part
in siXty-two fights against the insur-
rectos. Again from 1902 to 1906 il
served in this archipelago. and from
1906 to 1917 ii went to the Mexican
border.
During the world war the regime ent
was in France and Germany for nine
teen months. On its return home 1t
was given the distinguished and less
arduous duty it is now engaged in
guarding the National Capital and
providing escorts for American and
Evening star., 1922-05-25

Fancy nickel ring and red
and black bone links, with
neat clasp. TO be adjusted 10
suit anv waist measure.
Evening star., 1922-05-25

foreign dignitaries, including the
President.
Col William c. Rivers, its COM
mander, served as colonel of the 16th
Field Artillery of the Sd Division IN
France.
Today's review was originally
scheduled for last Friday. mud ana
prospects of poor weather causing
postponement.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
SENT TO FORT HARRISON.

Col. Truman o. Murphy. inspector
general. of the ONCE of the inspector
general, War Department. has been
ordered to Fort Benjamin Harrison.
Ind, for euty as inspector for the
5th Corps area.
Evening star., 1922-05-25
ORDERED FROM KANSAS.

Col. Isaac Newell, infantry, at Fort
Leavenworth. Kan. has been ordered
to this city for duty at the Army
war College, Washington barracks.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-05-19

Subscribers not receiving their paper
regularly will confer a favor by report
ing the fact.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C.. w. Ross of
Heber transacted business i n
town Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazeltine accompanied them.
Mrs. Hazeltine is a sister to Mr..
Ross and is here from Washing
ton for her health.
The irrigation water isrunDing
in town and irrigating is the ia
vorite pastime among the far
mers on the local gardens. We
should like to suggest that deep
er bitches or smaller streams
would eliminate the watering OF
those parts of town which are
not gardens.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-05-19

Lest you forget, we say it vet
The Herald has a complete plant
for turning out high class job
printing.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-05-19
Interesting News Items
OF Our Town Folks

John A. Freeman, manager of
the A. C.M. /. here motored over
to Holbrook Tuesday.
Jos. w Smith of the Bank of
Northern Arizona is again able to
to his business duties after an
attack of appoplexy.
Dee Dewitt came up from Hol-
brook Monday to see his wife
and baby who are here visiting
with Mrs. DeWitt's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Kartchner
returned to their home at Show
low Springs Station Monday.
Their sister Miss Thalia Kartch-
ner accompanied them.
John Bushman. r. E. Porter,
Gilbert Hansen and Mrs. E. S.
Westoyer were among those from
ST. Joseph who attended the
Commencement Week Exercises
last week.
Lazelle Smith, who has been
employed as principal of the Pub
lie School at Eagar for the past
term returned Friday in time to
take over the position left va
cant by the departure of Mr..
Patterson.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-05-19
Notice for Publication
O3588l
O53769

Department of the Interior
u. S Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
May IL. 1922
Notice is hereby given that Thalia
Kartchner, of Snowflake, Arizona, who
on July 81, 1917 and May IL, 1922 made
Homestead Entry, No. O35881- 05376e
for w ! SW / Sc /, SW / NV / Sc /,
Sc SW /, 81 NEi SW Sec. "a, N
aNE4 NV /, Sw4 NE NV /. N
Sc / NE / Nv /, NV Sc Nv W
] Sw / Sc Nw4, wa NV NE Sw
/, EaNE4 NV / Sw /, NV Sw / NE
/ Swf, NE / Sc / NV / Sw3, SCI Sc
/ Sw / NV / Sec. 25, Township II NJ.
Range Is E., G. & S. R. B. & Meridian
has filed notice of intention to make
Three Year Proof, to establish claim tc
the land above described, before Thor
wald Larson. U. S. Commissioner, at
Hoibrook, Arizona, on the 18th day of
June, 1922.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Theodore w. Turley, Orrin Kartch-
ner, Louis A. Decker, and Marshall H.
Flake, all of Snowflake, Arizona.
JOHN R. TOwLES.
Register.
First pub. May 10. last June 16, 1922.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-05-19

Principal S. L. Fish of the
Academy and Bp. VIM. G. Smith
left Saturday for Berkeley. Calf,
where they will attend summer
school at the University OF Cal
lfornla. Priscipal Fish expects
to remain three months while BIZ.
Smith expects to remain only six
weeks.
Fresh vegetables all summer.
Home grown. Mail orders given
prompt attention. M. D. Bush
man.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-05-19
For Superior Judge

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Su-
perior Judge, County of Navajo.
State of Arizona. subject to the
decision of the democratic party
at the primaries Sept. IL, 1922.
Thos. r. Greer.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-05-19
For County Recorder

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Re-
corder, County of Navajo, State
of Arizona, subject to the de-
cision of the democratic party at
the primaries, Sept. II, 1922.
Mrs. James Donohoe.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-05-19
A NoN-PARTISAN NEWSPAPER
Political Announcements

political announcements under this
head for county and state candidates
at the coming election will be at the
following rates. strictly in advance.
Don't be bashful, you aspiring candi-
dates. Send in your announcements:)
State Officers $25. 90
County Once $500
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-30
Wtnne1ota.
Hpitmeiter eiennbnepnt.

Hpitmciter giennbnapnt. - Otto
Rocfneis err blepen eienibnepnt Tom
0oitmeiter / Ilpba.
Hn sfifteretsbummcr. @uperner
Brei,s bar forleber libnGbnt g. 80
Soefob til Sfifteretsbommer / Bel,
trami Gountp. San efterfslger M,
Zig afbebe CONNER s. 6. Sarris.
Grineipal reiisnerer. 6. q. SIM
berion bar reiigneret iom principal
peb Senior Ssiifole / Iuitin. Sar
fom peb Sfoleoarets 9egpnoelie fro
@interiet, Soma, boor ban par
ganfiorretning.
SeftiOnsarbeiber brrbt. 9u6pio
Sarion, Seftionsarbeioer / grainerb
blep iorleben paafisrt % orpbt / So.
%negaaroen Der. San arbeioeoe boo
ct Sioeipor, ba en- @ogn upentci
ferbtes oper bette.
Mabiiun Wfeieri at aabnes. Set
Wfaoiion perenbe Weieri, Tom bon
bGret ItGngt / omtrent ct aar, hi
blioe oabnet igien | Wibten al Sllli
Ser er iolst 1873 Iftier / Soretaaen
BET oe erbolbt 9sfte paa 1eIf irt
mere emo 500 aisr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-30

(ScrHattes poa iibite stoe)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-30
Noro 0afota.
WammeI MQn6 nnber Siuleue.

~suNS hpSS% tpNAN"Ss
Yeter Scboocf, Ell 70.aarie Wanb
Nanoan, bleo baorbt % maaife osbe.
Zig fp9itet, ba ban forisete at frpbe
melem TO 8oospogne. st 2ofomotip
fom | famine gieblif % eap Soen.
r9ffen ct Stsb iaa ct Sirl pasiereoe
oper Dem aamle Wanbs Ben.
Sasen paa friif 8jerning. Gan
Saa, apotbefer i 8ei,lab, lasoe Jig
en- Tat paa 8agt / fin Sorretning og
tpans Ell SnobruoStpp til at opergipe
iig paa Naabe og unaabe. Spoen op.
GAP tit Raon at bore Dan Sualt, o.
ban ifal for Gountpaopofat Sobn
Woies al Wercer County babe til.
itaaet flere Snbbrub.
Farmers Snitru nGr ifalperet. =
Mrs. %. @. &epis, Sritru til en-
Sarmer boenbe n9r Starfncatber,
fommer iig III burtie paa Soipitalet,
bpor bun bro9tca efter at bore bic.
pen paa oct aacr nGrmeiie ifalperet
Senoes Saar bar blepet inbpiflet | et
9ripbiul, bporira en- @oifemaifin iat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-30
GDo 9afota.

Offer for Snflnemse. Wrs. .. g.
8aIen, Der bapbe peret ipselig og
nerpss fiben ct Infalo Of Sniluenaa
for tire glar iiben, bar taeet Jig ielp
afoage paa Samiliens Sarm, nogle
Wil norbenfor Sl,ron. gn 0atter
nar tilitebe | Siemmet, men oenne op.
oasebe fsrit f%orient ben forpirrebe
Wobers Sorebapenbe.
&isbmanb Srrbt neb @aabcifnS.-
50. 9. gucf, en- peIfienbt &ommis.
iionsfisbmanb I Wabiion, er ben
25be bs. r9r Sargrapes neb Wabis
ion Cafe blepen if,,bt % br9bt neo
ct l1lpffestilfplSe. S. g. 9eap, en-
Sernbanemanb fra Siour 9th, itan.
ieoe Hatten ODER ialnmer meb Carl
Sefferion, osiaa al Siour Stir, i en-
Cottage peb oen lille Snoiie, % ban
forteqer, at ban bsrte en- Stei uoens
for, bpor bans Iltomobil itoo, at
ban git til ct Sinbll og Loo ct Ssge.
lps ipile / Retnine af Wtaifinen %
affpreoe ct Sfub / 2uften. Scr. 8itcf,
ser iammen meo Sacf Stunt af Wa.
oiion gift forbi 8inbuet, blep ffiiot
giennem Sopeoet. aellp blen arre.
iteret for at ~afpente 2isipnsmanoens
8~ienbelie. Wr. gucf par 81 Iar
9ammel.
Oct bar iprn en- Srsm. Mireb
Sones, en- Sarmer oeb geresforo, bar
forleoen Iften uuberpeis biem, 90
ban %beepnote at bP1ge meo Sopeoet
oper lin Waifins Stprebiul og snife
Jig bel biemme / i'm Sena. Siulipo.
rene ODER Yr9rien bar opbe, iaa Ser
tr9ngtes ingen Stprina meb Sillet,
% Sarmeren tslte Jig trpe trobs at
2amperne life piloe tenoes. San
bapoe bit taset iig Ell liben Same.
bluno, oa ban pliloielig p9ffebes peb
ct Stso oa en- gragen, iom ON noaet
Grppirfe fnpffebes. Sones bar itrar
lps paagen, men ban maatte gnibe
Einene for at %operbepiie Zig ON at
ban life orentte, ba Ser paaifreps
ODER Waifiners Sorenoe lao Ell SeIt.
Otter of babe itaniet Waifinen oper.
bebilte ban iis ON, at oct pirfelig
bar Ell Selt, tilipnelabenoe | beoIte
8efinoenbe, % al S9len ipntes oct
nofiaa fart at fremsaa, at Den for
life lGnge iiben bapoe ppret for.
ipqnot en- Susep, men at faa ben
neo al Waifinen bite iia umllia.
Weoens ban itob og arublebe oper
benne f%orunberli9e Siloraaelie bsr.
te ban nogcn raabe ct Stpffc baaen.
Tor Jig, % fommcn berben ionbt han
Ell Nabo, iom paaitcb ban bapbe boz.
RET iiniot for eli grploiicn - Boa.
! men bar pluoielts lsitet tilpeirs I'M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-30

Der bam % Soften bar meo eneane
fcripunben. Ge TO gift iaa bort til
Mltomobilen, bpor Sones pegeoe pau
Setter % ipurete, on BET tanife par
benne. 9e itrepebe fsrlt en- Sio meo
at faa Setter NED fra Waifinen, men
ga bette bite iig ugisrli9t, blep De
forIiste ON at fiere BEN foriietig
biem. Oct Git ubmerfet, % peb Ha.
beers Sielp blep Soften iaa lsftet op
og iat paa fine egne Sen igien. Sones
forlangte iaa Spgisr, Ga ban aniaa
fig anioarlig for ben ~ramponereoe
guggp, os Raboen bar iaa meoaisr'
Zig at ilaa al noget paa benne Sor.
bring for at eritatte, at ban ielp %
Soften babbe facet Sfpos biem. Set
fremgif BOG npfiaa flart al bpab De
TO Wenb fortalte ON fin SGrbelie, at
be besae baooe iopet ou oct ~forunber.
lige inbtraf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-30
Wontana.
Efabibr9uaere

SfabiprGngere. On Sppebanbe,
Ser s~ienipnlig life par lofalfienote,
bapoe forleoen Seat gipet Jig ifait meb
ct sammelt Bengeifab / oen M itGng'
te Sirit Iational ganf / Yoplar, mel
life maetet at aabne set. Sfabet bar
tontt, men acknowledgements mislpf-
febe Sorieg blen emo mere latterligt
berpeb, at Sfabets Gier flere @ange
bar faaet fpnbi9e Solf til at aabnc
oct, men altib llben of Bette err lpffe.
oes. st Sppene arbeibeoe / flere 81
nter meb oct forberebe 9onlle Sfab
bar paft itor Wunterbeo.
Mntomobil trrnst inb | Spiieitne.
st Snes aoitairngere, Der lao til
borbs | ct Sotel / Butte, tit forleoen
lin Wabro paa ~ plubielig % nbe'
baselig Waabe foritprret peo at en-
Iebif I,ltomobil fom farenoe opober
Srappen peb Sopebinbeangen, feiebe
tiliioe etpar 8ermbaitolper og fraie-
De oerpaa giernem Dor % V9g iro |
Spiieitiien og lise op til 9oroet. Sn'
gen fom tilifabe, og &isreren, an'
orep aomalifi, flamreoe Tia fat til
Stprebiilet og Hap ira tit polOiomme
Snbialb uben Ell ereite Hiit. Sotel'
let ligaer peb Soben al Ell gaffe.
bpori &omalifi bapbe miitet aontrol
oper i'm Waifin.
2rserne tilbaae paa normal gafis.
Gre 9Gger | Miles Gitp bar nplia al.
bet gnb paa Stiqineen Tom Srnb-
bebsfommisi9r, oa alle biSie 9i,b bar
iaa lape, at 9Geerne meb gob @runb
mao artaoes at bore TONNE tilbase
paa lin normaIe gaiis eaer bel ino
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-30
@iSconTtt.

gefiembt Snrift bbb. Charles 9.
8ierce, Ell at ipoIise BisconfinS le'
benoe Ibnofater, er afgaaet peo 30
oen / Samespine efter of babe unoer'
faitet fig en Operation. San bier
81 Iar gamtmel.
Sbiffolebsgnins belpis nebbrrnOt:
Zen enc Slsi al Ssiifolcbpgnirgen !
Iueitita, ner Gau Claire, neobrGfo.
re ON Wcrgenen ben 24be bs. tori
for @leberne anfom. g%pgningen TO-
iteoe 100000, % ben blep oplsrf
og ben peo Slben anrettebe Sfaoe
anlaaes til 100000. l1lpffen on
tages forpolbt peb manselflloe eIef'
triife 2eoninger.
Wpber furfnlgt af Sfirbnen. ga
Wrs. q. Carlton / 3acine perbte III
base fra @rapplabien boor bun hap'
De ppntet op @rapene I'll to Ssrtner
or9bt n,ber en- Ssernbaneiilpffe, bleo
bum fra Spornoenen 8ibne I'll, Of Ell
treble Ssn omfom peb ct lllpttesftl'
falbe. Gicbaro Carlton, TOM flsrfe
en- Sari, blen rammet Of SporoogrteH
% orpbt paa Steoet.
Berger isien for 9Onsresien. gso
ct al Socialiiterne | Wisconiir,s fenne
Siitritt foranitaltet &eferenour1t Ct
@ictor 6. Berger al Wfilpartee 'g1e'
opItiaet Tom &anoibat for aongres'
mani. Berger er TO @ange fsr palst
til oenne Stining, men begee 8ailse
neatet Sebe / 8ongresien forot ban
unber 3risen blep bsnrt for Spertrp'
belle al Spionloper. Ie CODE &'ns
err tire.
8afreite Tise neb ltniperiitstef.
Samtliae Stubenter neo 8iscor'tH
ltniperiitet | Wabiion bar forleoeI
peb Stemmeeipniue ubtalt ttg ON
bpem bar pafreite Yiee ,peo gnltalfen'
oa benne sgre tilfalbt Warp VI. eun'
ninabam, Sophomore fra Plaffeo'le,
Ser faiteSes | benne aonfnrrdrts
cper 1000 Stemmer. Som men
(sorHattes poa iibite stbe)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-30

tes | geneeelie, % fun Den SmitGn.
bigbeb, at Dripremmen tiliioit faite'
bes al, frelite benbes Glib.
Garsnbfgtcrnc be beSite. War
Worgan, Neieriipecialiit peb Sta.
tens 3anbbrugsbsiifole | Sarge, bar
efter to Tigers &eiier eiennem Mor.
ton, Starf, 8rant, Settinger og an
bre Goi1ntper paa Seitiioen al Ris.
iou~rifluben, erfI9ret Marsubiigterne.
at bore De aIler bebite. Ser bar
falbt ct aobt Regn ogiaa | De poerite
ipbpeitIige Gountper, iom bet isrite
itorc Regn life fiilbt ITO naaebe, %
al MpIina itob bebre enb noeen Gang
for / 2sbet al &c ire 4ar Wtr. Wor.
gan bar neret | Staten. Srobs be
mere enb alminoeIis sobe l1biigter
for Smaaersn boloer Sarmerre fait
peb fin p~aabespnbte strengthening
os Weieribrift, % De forsger iaar lin
Soberapling fra % Ill 80 1rocent.
Scr. Worean foretog bier Sag meb
fin automobil ltofIueter blanbt Sar.
merne, % ban lagoe Werfe' til, at De
,ibfsrte fit Saararbeioe bebre emo
panlig. 9e plsiebe bpbt og fultioe.
rebe sr,,nbig for al lin Seb. Spis
De fommer igiennem Sunni Waaneb
meb tilitreffeligt @een, bill Sooerap.
linger bringe en- %l,i9opanlig rig Ssit,
erflPrer ban.
Der trrmses Samarbeibe. Gene.
ralaopofat Speinbiorn Ssobnion talte
forleoen Gag / Sarge peb ct Rsbe al
Iortb gafota Gam enforcement Sea.
que % paaoiite, of Statens 2ope oe
Waifineriet for bereS @iennemfsrel.
ie bar oft Der trenetes, men at Der
belt igiennem n~lanelebe Samarbeioe
% Soritaaelie. San erflGreoe, at
Der bar Ell beflaeelig l1pirfiombeo fra
De forifielige Sopnibips Gonitables
% Srebsbommere, hos De fleIte gp'
ers WaribaIs og pibere opoper. De
itsrre gpers Bolitipeien flinbe fife
beifploes berfor, men bpis bisie gp.
ers Bolitipaien itob / en- nsiere Sor.
binbelie meb Gountpets Sberiff, iaa
De to Srganiiationer traf | ben fam.
me &etnine % / famine Sempo, iaa
mente ban langt bebre &eiultater bill
De opnaaes. Taleren troebe Der bur-
De inbfsres ben &eeel, at Gountpab.
bofater ifuloe iniirilere bier @mbebs.
mano til @iennemfsrelie at 2opene
ON De Eligter iom p~aalagbes bam -.
meo andre Srb, at @opofaten ifuloe
falbe aqe iaaoanne npe gmbebsm9nb
til lit &ontor % ilnberpiie Dem | bnao
De / forifielige Silfplber bapbe at
gisre og bborlebes bet bebIt fitnbe
gisres. 8eneralabpofaten giorbe op.
merfiom paa, at Ri bar patriotiife
Salere til of fort9ae os ON Ace Sulis
8etponing og ON of 2anoets Stag
og bore 2one mao reipefteres; og hi
bsrer bisie iamme Salere tnitruere
bore Ssiifoleihioenter og @raouen.
ter, men Ri bsrer albrie nogen Gale
til De Wenb, Der bar BEN panifelige
Spgape of eiennemfsre 2onene, %
eine bisie iaabanne praftiife &aao,
De iaa bsilig tr9neer. Wan bapoe
her CLIENT noeet at Oct nietigite / Dor
Notwithstanding, % Saleren bar
f~orpisiet ON, at man peb en- Srgani-
iation af bpert gp,lntps BoIitimpn.
bigbeo og peb praftiife S~nltrurer af
Gountpets Ibpofat itrar pilbe ipore
en- itsrre % nelgisrenoe 8irfiombeb
Der, bpor Der MI bier fig Tibet eIIer
llet intet 2ip / oenne Retning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-30

BET. Or. Irnolb tiIbsb fig of ubiere
gmbebets GIigter til lite Ntai n9ite
Iar for $50 pr. Waaneb % leoere
aae Mebiciner, ener for $50 pr.
Wtaaneo, rlaar 8per beitoo SmtoIt'
ringer for Weoiciner. Or. gnbrus
off ct Grin Iapere reo at bpoe i'm
.Sieneite meb l1bitpr % Webicin for
$50 pr. Waaneb, mebens Or. Srap
tilbso fig of tiene @aret for $500.
Sen iioItn9pnte tit Stinineen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-30

| ereraiene !
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The Ward County independent., 1922-02-16
WELLS COUNTY HORSES
SELL WELL IN THE EAST

Fargo.-H. B. Fuller, secretary of
the North Dakota Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton, has received telegram from
E. S. Delaney of Valley City, from
Courtland, N. Y. giving the following
results at the first sale of North Da-
kota horses under the new plan by
which the North Dakota farm bureau
is cooperating with eastern farm
bureaus to sell horses directly to
eastern farmers. ..
Twenty-eight head of North Dakota
horses were sold at auction at horse
sale at Cortland at an average Of $165
each. The top team brought $500 each
and the top single horse brought $215.
The North Dakota horses were all sold
during the first hour and half Of the
sale.
"The success of the project for the
sale Of the entire Is carloads seems
assured" says Mr.. De Lancy in his
telegram.
The horses were from Wells, Barnes
and Dickey Counties, and have been
especially prepared with view to de-
veloping a new market for the sur
plus of North Dakota horses in the
east.
The Ward County independent., 1922-02-16
Commandery Makes Fine Showing at
Annual Inspection

Edward S. Person, inspecting officer
| of the Grand Commandery of North
Dakota, was present at the annual
inspection of De Molay CommanGery
No. 10, Knights Templar at the Ma
sonic Temple, Monday night. He
was accompanied by Archibald D. Nc
Camel, Grand Sword Bearer Of the
Grand Commandery.
The escort for the reception of the
Grand Lodge officers was formed by
six past Commanders of De Molay
Commandery, James Johnson, A. j.
Brunner, Aksel Bratsberg, Frank P.
Taylor, C. F. Truax and Fred V. Dale.
Forty members Of the Commandery
in full uniform attended the inspec-
ton. The Temple degree was confer
red on a candidate. A dinner was
served at $3.50 o'clock in the banquet
hall by the ladies Of the Eastern Star.
Mr.. Person complimented the Off
GERS and other members of the Com
mandery for their excellent work
which he pronounced the very best
| they had ever done during the three
years he has been the inspecting Off
Ger.
There is always keen rivalry be-
tween the sixteen Communicates of
North Dakota for first place. Minot
lost to Devils Lake a year ago by
fraction of one per cent.
The work Monday night was in
charge of the Commander, R. w.
Pence and other officers of the Com
mandery. -
Mr.. Person accompanied by num-
ber of the member of De Molay Com
mandery left for Devils Lake this af-
ternoon where the annual inspection of
that Commandery will be held this
evening.
The Ward County independent., 1922-02-16
I. d. is ALMOST WITHOUT
NATIVE BORN ILLITERATES

Bismarck.-North Dakota is practi-
cally without native born illiterates,
according to statistics for all Of the
states of the Union which have just
reached the office of the superinten-
dent of public instruction. A group Of
western states and New York are list
ed as having one-half Of / per cent or
less. Five states, Washington, Utah,
Wyoming, Idaho and Montana are
listed as having the lowest percent
age of native born illiterates, three
tenths of per cent. California,
Oregon, Nevada, North Dakota, Min
nesota and Nebraska are in the next
list at four-tenths of per cent, while
New York, as the only eastern state
gets into a bracket with Iowa at half
of l per cent.