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ft Telephone No, 219. ts VI inot, TO INSURERS. I represent a dozen reliable companies and am prepared to write any Insurable risk in Life, Firet Accident, Tornado, Plate Glass, or Health Insurance* See me if you need anything in the Insur ance line. Probably I can save you some money. I will give you the most liberal policy and careful and prompt attention. J. M. McCONNELL, Phone 75. Office at the Wholesale House* AUSLANDER'S bakery! Has been moved to the new building first door south 1 )acotah hotel on Main street. You Can Step in and Order BREAD—White, Graham and Rye. Pies, Cakes, Lady Fingers, Macaronies, Coffee Cakes, Cinnamon Rolls, etc., And have them delivered at your door if you live iu,town. HENRY AUSLANDER, Prop. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. -DEALERS IN- Brlck, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Plate Glass, Fire Brick: and Fire Clay, Plate Glass and Double Strength. Also Sun-proof Patent Paints and Oils. All Kinds of Material. jt BRICK BUILDING A SPECIALTY. Estimates All Over the State Furnished on Short Notice.... D. A. DININIE & CO. Office and shop First St. and First Ave. East. MINOT, N.D- GILROY & HETHERTON, Highest Prices Paid for Hides and Poultry The farmers will lUflNnT PATTF Always find a Welcome at the Vjiu Ui Basement South side of Soo Track. Meals at all hours. Hoard by the day or week. Lodging in connection. COMBES & SON., J. J, Wholesale and Retail dealers in FRESH AND SALT MEATS. Fish, Game and Oysters in| season J, Visit the Astoria Barber Shop and Bath Rooms E very thing new, neat and clean. Face massage a specialty. MRS L. MUHS, Prop.,' Minot, N. D. MONEY! MONEY! In the past year I have loaned more monev in Ward county than has been loaned by all others on all others on all classes of proper ty. I charge no commission and no bonus. I will make you a loan to make proof on yur claim to buy your seed grain or for any other purpose. I will make it quietly and quickly. If you want money call on me. J. S. Murphy, Minot, N« IN. Dak. To the Independent: I notice in the columns of the Reporter that Marshall McClure under the auspices of the so-called Republican Central Commiitee, is closely watching the indepen dent candidates and amongst other things has discovered that the independent candidates eat. drink and sleep like other people. This I suppose is interesting news, and also valuable infor mation for the voters. But it would be more interesting if the same Central Committee would let us know how it happened that the bolters of the Republi can party were seated in the State Convention. It would also be interesting for the people to know how some members of the Central Committee had made an agreement with the machine politicians of the State in order that the bolters would be recog nized as the Regular Republicans. This wan done long befoie the Republican Countv Convention was held. Do the people know that if the bolters had won in the regular convention, not one of the present nominees would have been nominated? The members of the so-called Republican Cen tral Committee know that to be a fact. But they do not tell the people this. Still these men have the audacity to blame others for runningindependentlv, when they themselves are nothing but bol ters, from the regular Republican ranks, and having robbed the regular Republicans of their rights by the aid of a corrupt politician machine of the ptate. You blame free and intelligent men for running independently, you who were never good Re publicans. and some of you never yet voted the Republican ticket. You are vourselves doing the COMMISSIONER WALLIN EXPRESSES HIS OPINION Of the Methods Employed by the Re Organizers in the Recent Convention Tells Why Harmony Does not Prevail in the Republican Ranks Today* O very same thing for which you condemn others, thereby proving by your own false position that you are nothing but hypocrites, and iniposters. Your actions are unworthy the respect of in Teacehrs' Association. A meeting of the Ward county Teachers' Association will be held at Donnybrook, N. 1)., Oct. 1st, 1004, at the school house. Two sessions will be called, the first at 10:30 a. m., the second at 2 p. m. FO S KHSIO X. Morning exercises, by Lucy Lewis, Bowbells. Objects of a Teachers' Associa tion. by I). W. Inman, Berthold. What a teacher owes to an Association, by Josephine M. Riley, Lansford. AFTKITXOOX SKSSJOX. School exhibitions, by .Jose phine Early. Foxholra. How to organize and classify a county school, by (i. Weber, Donnybrook. A good way to teach fractions, by I. G. Dahl, Donnybrook. How to teach literature in the common schools, by W.I.Myers, Carpio. History in common schools, by J. H. Phelps, Burlington. Reading circle work, by Flora .J. Frost, Markillie. Each subject will be open for general discussion. —Flora J. Frost, Pres. A Power for Good. The pills that are potent in their ac tion and pleasant in effect are DeWitt's Little Early Risers. W. S. Philpot, of Albany, Ga.,says: "During a bilious at tack I took one. Small as it was'it did me more (food than calomel, blue mass or any other pill I ever took and at the same time the effect was pleasant Little Early Risers are certainly an ideal pill." Sold by PAUL V. MCCOT. Wfcta JN MNaa abstract, erfer Ureal J. E. McKeaat, vfeefeaa MM ealjr caapltlc aet ef slstracts Wart cc«rtr. 23-tf -.7- :v, telligent and honest men. You may of course prevent the truth, and win nominations, and even elections by your corrupt meth ods, but you cannot choke such an unjust act as was perpetrated by the re-organizers, by splitting up the regular Republican con vention, down the throats offree and intelligent men. not even with the aid of Senator Hans brough with the State Central Committee in his pocket. No Republican is in honor bound to support a ticket gotten up by such corrupt methods as yours, and I for one, protest against the corrupt procedures. Had you gone into the regular con vention with your two-thirds majority, and won out, there would have been harmony in the Republican ranks today. This would have been an easy matter with your two-thirds majority, but the facts are, you well know, you did not even have the ma jority. That is the reason that you planned to either pack the opera house, and bulldoze the convention, by storm, or bolt, which you did when your first attempt failed. And you em ployed L. I). McGahan to bull doze the crowd, a man who was 3t even a voter in this county. By your own selfish aud un worthy actions, you are your selves to blame for the dishar mony prevailing in the Republi can ranks of Ward county to day, and you have no valued reason to expect anything else. You have by your own selfish acts created a feeling amongst the people which is very bitter, and which it will take something else to wipe out than to tell us that the independent candidates eat, drink and sleep. Do you think you can play with the feel ings of intelligent men as you like, and go unpunished? I tell you, you cannot, and the time will come when you will regret your unwise and selfish move. —John Wallin. For Canucks to Read. The following excellent poem which was composed by a broth er of R. W. Davidson of this city and published in the .lanesville (Minn.,) Argus, will be read with much interest especially by those who have been over in Canada for the purpose of taking upland. Some of our friends have gone uway To take up land in Canada. They take tho oath and choke it down And swear allegiance to the crown. They swear, affirm to yell or sing And boiler out "God Save the King." How can a Yankee take that stand Just (or a little piece of land. Land may be irood and rich for wheat. Grass may grow tall and mighty sweet Some places too. there may be found Where sleighing's irood the hull year round. S On skating. too. you may rely. From August clear into July, Advantages. wjiy to be sure, liut that's oath I cun endure. I wouldn't mind to climb a steeple And whoop'er up "God Save the People" Nor yell like an old resident "God Save the People's President." For we should never cease to call On trood Clod to save us all. Born in the states, and by and by In these same states I hope to die. And never will I bow my head To Russian Nick or Britain's Ned. The son of Vie, it is no sign That Edward reigns by right divine. I know that thing would take my breath, I know 'twould choke me plumb to death. I know 'twould turn me inside out. Give me the measles or the gout. Fever and ague whooping-cough. And maybe all my toes come off. Let those who wish to Britons be And go up there for all of me. But let me stay in dear old Minn.. Among old frields and near my kin. To the Voters of Ward County. At the request of my friends I hereby announce myself as an in dependent candidate for the of fice of Sheriff of Ward county. I have lived in Ward county for a period of 18 years, and this is the first time I have sought an office. If the voters see fit to elect me I will give the office my whole attention. Yours trulj, WM. ALLEN, Surrey, N. D. Get your shoe* at Samuelflon'f. *J*HAT SUQII For further information address lfl«i A |n I If/, 41.11 Jfir. A.ill.tfflCUlll.B116 0000 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 1 SECOND NATIONAL BANK, j/k j* OF MINOT. Capital, $50,000 5 Surplus and Profits. $ 10,000 I UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY. OFFICERS JOSEPH ROACH, President, P. P. LEE,IVics President. R. E. i'ARRON, Cashier. DIRECTORS!! ERIK K. KAMSTAD, T. P. KULAAS, P. P. LEE, 5 JOSEPH ROACH, U. EJBARRON, OLDEST BANK IN WARD COUNTY. 1 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo CM AS. M. The Large and Increasing Demand for a Policy provid ing simple PROTECTION, divorced from all speculative or investment features, is for the first time fully met in the P. L. POLICY Issued by Security Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Binghamton, N. Y. The Best and Most Complete Protection Contract Ever Issued, providing Absolute Security at the Lowest Possible Cost, with freedom from restrictions, and containing- every desirable option. J. M. DEVINE. Director of Agents, Ml not, North Dakota. F. A. PATRICK & CO. Wholesale Dry Goods. 1DUUUTH. have, at their Sample Room in MINOT, a line of samples repre senting the best products of the manufacturers, at prices based on competion with the largest Eastern markets. Mail Orders DULUTH ARE YOU THINKING OF BUILDING? H. A. HURD is making a specialty of cottage work. Anyone contemplating building would do well to consult him. Designs and estimates made free of charge. Located in the shop formerly occupied by D. A. Dinnie, west of the Soo depot. He is prepared to do any kind of repair or job a a a a MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA. Minot Scandinavian Hotel, Stephen Quleeth* Proprietor Pool Room. J* Soft Drlnlce. jt Cigars. jhe Only Scandinavian Hotel. First-class. $1.00 a Day. Strict attention given the trareling public. Can accommodate eighty people Give us acall and let us please you. elophoni. Half block West of Soo Depot Minot, D. N oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooQoooooooooeoooooooo C. JACOBSON & CO. 2 General Hardware $ Stoves and Ranges I MINOT, N. DAK oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo JENNEJOHN & HEGREBERG, Stone work of all kinds done promptly, and in a neat and substantial manaer. Our prices are bound to please. References given. Estimates on work given free ofcharge HFADQUARTERS, TURNER, BINGHAMTON, N. Y. THE PRIMARY OBJECT OF LIFE INSURANCE IS PROTECTION. Protection should be furnished at the Lowest Cost consistentjwith safety and that such insurance is the most desirable for the majority, admits of no argument. 8The firm's representative at this point, will pleased to meet the merchants of this 'Sterritory or make them quotations by mail. F. A. PATRICK & CO., Duluth. President WINDSOR HOTEL, MINOT. N. DAK. 1 Will be ship ped same day as received.