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t: it a '0 fe' Would You *4 1 "The Great Thing About Real Tobacco" says the Good Judge is that it tastes so good* and a little chew lasts so much longer than the old kind. The good, rich .tobacco taste stays right with this class of tobacco. That's why It costs you less to chew it. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two styles RIGHT GUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B GUT is a long fine-cut tobacco F. 6. gttT.T- A. L. MORTENSAN THE BARGAIN STORE Phone 303 Furaiture Bought and Sold. Dray and Storage. Furnaces Installed.* MINOT, NO. DAK. Sell If it falls, we pay back your money— without argument. Will you try it this weekj 11' Your House for What it Was Insured For? That's one way to determine whether your fire insurance is adequate. Most homes are under-:nsured not be cause owners are carrying less protection than former ly, but because values have tremendously increased and additional insurance has not been written to cover the gain in value. Better have us reduce your risk by addition il insurance in the old Hartford. Minot Insurance Agency General Insurance MINOT NORTH DAKOTA You Can Bake Better Bread and More Bread if you use OCCIDENT FLOUR It is Guaranteed by the Russell-Miller Milling Go. to make your bread— cake, biscuit and pastry better, and make more of it to every sack. Try a sack of OCCIDENT FLOUR OUSTS MOKK— WORTH IT RUSSELL-MILLER MILLING CO. Minot, N, D. The Great Northern Lumber Co. Minot, North'Dakota We have on hand a complete line of all kinds ot' BUiLDING MATERIAL at prices that lire li^ht. Don't fail to uet our figures before buying elsewhere. THE independent dealers The Great Northern Lumber Co. The Automart Battery Service Station We handle the old reliable Exide Batteries. Pull line of repair parts to fit any make of car. Expert battery man in charge. Batteries overhauled and re-charged 121 Third St S.E. Phone 1072 4n*L ti&L~jy i&p. T"T' p— "7 m-J'Tt V— I, MRS. ANTHONY BOTZ LAID TO RfeST Victim of Thursday'* Tornado Was the Mother of Seveti Children. The funeral of Mrs. Anthony Botz, victim of the tornado which swent thru this section last Thursday after noon, was held from the German Luth eran church, Eighth street N. E., Mon day afternoon at two o'clock,' the lit tle edifice being inadequate to accom modate the immense concourse of sor rowing relatives and friends who gathered to pay their.final respects to a faithful and devoted wife and mother and a neighbor who waB ever ready and willing to extend the help ing hand to anyone in need of assist ance. Interment was in Rosehill cem etery. Mr. and Mrs. Botz were united in marriage in this ctiy about twenty years ago and to the couple seven children, three boys and five girls had come to bless their union. Mrs. Botz was born in Germany and came to the United States at an early age. A brother and an invalid sister residing at Faribault, Minn., are the only rel atives now living in this country. One of the daughters who was in jured in the holocaust which took the life of the mother is at the home of an aunt, Mrs. John Ehr, where her in juries are being attended to and she is resting as comfortably as could be expected. The children range in age from almost two years to the age of 17, the oldest, a son, and the youngest, a tiny miss of 18 months, who has so endeared herself to those caring for the little one that if a separation ever takes place there will be many a heart ache to mark the void. This son and the baby were playing at the rabbit pen underneath a tree at one corner of the house and were slightly scratch ed about the face and head when the storm twisted the tree almost off at the roots. Mr. Botz was injured very badly, Yiot seriously however, as at first supposed. His back was sprain ed, a collar bone broken and he re ceived other minor injuries. Besides a general shaking up and a few bruises, the other members of the fani ily escaped unharmed, so far as bodily injuries are concerned, yet all were more or less dazed by their experience, and for 24 hours scarcely spoke a word to those about them. The sudden snatching of a loving mother from the bosom of her family of seven little children, the home de stroyed and household goods and keep sakes scattered to the four winds of heaven, all within the brief space of a minute is more than the average father and tiusband could bear up un der, yet Mr. Botz is around and doing his best to gather up the remnants of his home and property and again face the future with the same indomitable courage with which he has always borne afflictions in the past. Free Employment Service Grows. Bert Plowman, not. unlike his an cestor who was designated with the title, believes that when once he has put his hand on the plow never to look back. As his ancestor, so is Bert. Recently he established a free em ployment office in connection with his Delco light and electric shop on Cen tral avenue. His duties as traveling salesman for his light plants keep him on the road about 18'hours daily and what little time he can spare after catching a few cat naps between, he helps Mrs. Plowman and the lady clerk in attending to the employment office. Bert had no idea when he started out that the business would assume such proportions but as time goes on he finds it necessary to add more help about the office, but no one ever heard Plowman complain1of too much work or expense. When in need of help or if looking for employment call upon Bert and you will find he is courteous and willing to render any service at his command. A Disappointed Homesteader Chas. Almy and Frank Morrow of the Economy Department store re turned Thursday from a brief busi ness trip to the Middle River district of Minnesota. During their trip they visited the scene of Charlie's essay at homesteading. After a few months spent on the tract Almy gave up the scheme of securing a free homestead, disgusted, and let his claim revert, Now he finds that his former claim is worth thousands of dollars having been drained by the Minnesota Com mission of Drainage Engineers. A lake near his claim has also been drained and the immense bed of the lake comprising an area eight miles in length by two in width is now high and dry and forms one of the garden spots of Minnesota, being invaluable for gardening purposes or in fact will raise any crop bounteously. It is worth untold thousands to those who have squatted on the tract. This tract is really No Man's Land on ac count of its not being included in the government survey. YOU ARE THE JURY. Hear the Testimony of Minot People and Decide the Case. Doan's Kidney Pills are ntrial— are being tried every day for weak kidneys—for exhausting kidney back aches. What is the verdict? Read Minot testimony—personal experi ences of Minot witnesses. There can be only one verdict—a chorus of ap proval. George Odell, farmer, R. F. D. No. 2, Minot, says: "I can't say anything too good about Doan's Kidney Pills for we have used them in the house with very satisfactory results. At times I have suffered from disordered kindeys and would be so lame /across my back I could hardly get straight ened up once I was bent over. At one time my back gave out on me entire ly ancf I was compelled to lay off work. The action of my kidneys was irregu lar, too. I began using Doan's Kidney Pills from the Benno Drug Co., atad I got relief. After taking three boxes was cured." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy^—get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Odell had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. T. C. Leddy, former tire salesman covering this section, was in the city Tuesday calling upon old-time friends. ,1 O'v PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS Dr. Archie D. McCannel SPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Announces that he baa reeumed hla practice in the same offices in the Scofleld Block, and has re-open en hla hospital January 1st, 1(11. "t Practice Limited to the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Phones: Office 472 House 169 I I Office Frank Block MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Practice Limited to Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat I PHONES 1280-1211 1 St^Luke'a Hospital Maln_ Street MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA T. N. Yeomans, M. D. Physician and Surgeon I Surgeon for lot. States Fewer Oe. Office In C. A. Johnson Block I PHONE NO. 1M Special attention given Medical and Surgical Diseases of Women and Obstetrics I MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Dr. J. T. Newlove Physician and Surgeon I bit Ice in the Fair Block I TELEPHONE 19« MINOT. NORTH DAKOTA Dr. G. Roy Ringo Physician and Surgeon I PHONE 36 I Roell Block 119 So. Main St. MINOT. NORTH DAKOTA ...........4 Dr. Kermott Physician and Surgeon Oreat Northern Railway Surgeon Office and Residence over New Tork Store MINOT. NORTH DAKOTA Dr. P. A. Nestos Physician and Surgeon FHONES 1280-1281 SO Luke's Hospital Main Street MINOT. NORTH DAKOTA Dr. J. L. Devine Surgeon Phones: Office 345 Res. 846 John Ehr Block MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Dr. Harris M. Erenfeld Physician and Surgeon Practice Limited to Consultation and Surgery PHONES 1280-1281 St. Luke's Hospital Main Street MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Dr. H. G. Knapp Physician and Surgeon I Office Tompkins Block Phone 826 I MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Drs. Pence ence Physicians and Surgeons Over New Tork Store I J. R. PENCE, M. D. I Phones: Office. 905 Res. 901). R. W. PENCE, M. D. I Phones: Office 17 Rea I Phones: Offlee 910 I 5* ,( I '.J i) 171 )T. MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Geo. Hanson, M. D. SPECIALIST I Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat 1 t* Main St. Offlee 1099 Res. 10991 I MINOT. NORTH DAKOT/ 1 DR. J. JACKMAN Physician and Surgeon St. Sokes Hospital Snlldlaf PHONES Res. 910| Dr. A. J. McCannel Physician and Surgeon Announces that after two years ab sence with the U. 8. Army he has -esumed his practice with offices over The First International/Bank TELEPHONES Offlee 190 Residence 1901 MINOT. NORTH DAKOTA "f Dr. Wheekm Physician and Surgeon iBlock Annovaees that he has resnmsd his praetlee aad has offloes ta the Lee oi over the New Tork Depart* MINOT. NORTH DAKOTA Dr. J. R. Pence Announces that he has returned from Franee and will resums Sle raetloe In his old location over New York Store, where he la again associated with his brother, DR. R. W. PENCE MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Oood sqalymsat, handled by Sail class workmen makes the Saiepea» deat's Job printing piaat a popalar plaee for tho4» la aeed of piMaf. A H. H. Horde N. D., Oph. D. D. IWNIMM, f* Ophthataaeleglat IU Ctfiynwi (Licensed) Olive Muus, D. C, rl». Oklnmrtn (14—sii) Palmer Graduate years) In, iimu hi Ohreals Slesaase Consultation and Spinal Analysis FREE nmn ue I No IDruga No Bursan MINOT NO. 4 A. Carr, M. D, DAK. DENTISTS I F. A. Brugman,M. D. 1 Dr. F. L. Housholder Special attention to Children's Dentistry and Pyorrhoea Dentist I Nash Block MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Dr. V. E. Sandberg Dentist Suite 1 Temple Court Phone 9(1 MINOT. NORTH DAKOTA Dr. A. A. Martineau Boyer BIOCK ATTORNEYS McGee & Goss Attorneys at Law General MINOT. Practice NORTH DAKOTA B. H. Bradford Attorney at Law New Jacobson Block MINOT. NORTH DAKOTA Dudley L. Nash Attorney at Law New Jacobson Block MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA James Johnson Attorney at Law General Law Fractlce MINOT. NORTH DAKOTA Palda & Aaker I. M. Oseth Lawyers Office over Citizens Bank MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA R. A. Nestos O. B. Herigstad Nestos & Herigstad Attorneys at Law Kermott Block MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA IS Mark M. Chatfield Lawyer Offices in New Jacobson Block MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA John C. Lowe Lawyer Temple Court Block Phone 1234 11 MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA ARCHITECTS George H. Bugenhagen Member B. A. I. C. Architect and Engineer I Jacobson Block Phone 1111 I MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA "irVLYRush I Over Halvorson's Shoe Store v\ Architect and Engineer SONS OF NORWAY BLOCK 2 MINOT. NORTH DAKOTA Minot Shoe Hospital Co. I I Grand Motel Block OT, LOM DAKOTA OU» TXB1S BOVOM* An sou We have gone Into the automobile tire repairing business, and' have Installed a plant and machinery separate from the shoe repairing for this purpose. Our method of tire repairing consists of sewing with linen thread two old tires of the same sise together—the Inner being a road-worn tire and the outer a rim cut or blown-out tire, with a gtood tread. No wire or rivets are used. Look up and ship us some of your old tires. We can save you some money. The ma chine Is used for sewing tires only. Vail Tnlcanlslng Plant la Oonasettoii 0x81 13.60s 86x11 |6.M 10x4 4.00 87x4| M0 88x4 4.50 85x6 141 14x4 4.75 85x5 ... 6.00 86x4 »5." miOT noa soamu KODAKS Developing aad Printing st lowest prices, boot work aad prompt aernee. Writs for prk for price list mail orders satisfaction. We want your and guarantee MINOT DRUG CO. Minot. N. V. MISCELLANEOUS Hamre Undertaking Parlors Successors to J. H. W11NRI1I Licensed Embalmers and Funeral Directors —PHONES— Day No. 7 Night Ns. Ttt j"' J.D.Van Fleet A Co. Funeral Directors PHONES: Day 219 Night SI9| I 141 So. Main St. MINOT NORTH DAKOTA Union Insurance Agency Incorporated I A. Bratsberg, Pres. Hail, Fire and Windstorm S Insurance Office in LeSueur Blk. Phoae IN Brotherhood of American Yeomen Minot Lodge No. 561 Meets 1st and Jrf Monday af east Bons or Norway L. O. GILMORE, Foreman. W. F. JONES Phones Office 1236: Res. 12161 Corresponent. MINOT. NORTH DAKOTA 1-18-tll I Phone 1017 Red 600 3rd St. F. £. LUEHE Certified Public Accountant Bookkeeping Systems and Inoome Tax Reports a Specialty MINOT NORTH DAKOTA woup/%—f ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Inc. "Bverythtag electrical" Opposite Fostofflee Fhoae 7 MnroT. i. PAX. AUCTIONEER 'pei| aq paqsiM ubj^ siqx This Man employed me. LET GEORGE DO IT Geo. A. State Minot. N. D. NO DRUGS NO SURGERY NO OSTEOPATHY C. G. WOOD J. JOSEPHINE WOOD CHIROPRACTORS If you are sick and havo triad everything and did not rmtn help, try CHIROPRACTIC (Spinal) Adjustments and Got won Consultation and Spinal Analysis FREE BRAUER BLOCK PHONE S42 MINOT, N. D. HOURS: 1 to 5 7 to 10 to 12 HIDES AND S Ship or bring your Hides and Fun to the old reliable Minot Hide & Fur Co. snd get all your goods ares worth. Fun bring high prices. Minot Hide 6 For Co. 236 to 23# Central Ave. E. Minot, N. D.