The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-08-19

I Love thy enemy. he holy Nrit says
YOU should heap Goals of fire on his
/ head, 1t doesn't say you should burn
! him 10 death but YOU can do it some
| times if you have the right kind of coal
| This reminds Us of that Uncle Dan
Conan has struck a good vein of coal on
his place. and if you want something
good in the coal line. try his new article,
Charley Richards. who was IN the
smash up on the 500 between Bow bells
and kcnmare last week is getting along
! finely, and will soon be able to show up
! among the boys again. Charley says
! that the truly good. die young but he is
! just as we'll satisfied to live to ripe old
/ age. His partner. Hans kregno. while
still somewhat lame from the effects of a
sprained ankle. is able 10 get around on
crutcheS.
1t pains Us to hear that German
rattlesnake bite. That Is all he know,
cure the bite of any rattle snake. kill the
snake and render man immune from
the bite of other snakes that are sup
posed to assemble on the foot wear. The
professor must have had some of the
liquid fire that slumbers within the
meek and mild eyed demiiohn' called
North Dakota prohibition whisky
palmed off on him
Deputy State Game Warden Champlin
has posters out offering SO reward for
the conviction of those violating the
game laws The festive nimrods should
look "leetle out BY the way, every
person has the privilege of hunting the
festive prairie chickens. but when a lot
of "galoots'' in quest of chickens. cuts
the farmers wire fences and drives
through and over his grain fields as
has been done and then says: ''tht.
farmer be id It's about proper and
right for the horney handed granger 20
pull them up short with the business
end of a shot gun.
Representatives of the Grand Forks
Mercantile Co. of Minot. were up here
last week with their automobile and al
the same time doing business with
Merchant Bugge. Merchant Bugge
climbed int the "cumuesaW lawbawlaw
so to speak and took spin over the
country. The festive automobile Is all
right. and a number OF our millionaire
stockman here contemplate purchasing
a few to herd cattle with. Then again
they would be Just the thing for the
cowboys to take their best girls out in
there would he softer ''iolting than on
the hurricane deck of "bucking bronc.
f. S. kalc. an energetic representa-
tive of Editor Wilson town of Stanley
on the G. y. was among the visitors here
on. Saturday. Mr. HALE and his brother
have opened coal mine about six miles
from Stanley and rep orts the coal vein
a good one. The opening Of this mine
will tend to the greater and more rx-
pedious building up of STANLEY. and so
both the kalo gentlemen are enterprl>Ing
and pushing people boom will occur at
that place soon. He was here for ths
purpose Of obtaining coal cars for their
mine. but was unsuccessful as the mines
here aboutS are doing a land office busi
ness. As it were. and had no cars for
sale.
\ very pleasant tcrp>ccnorcan event |
took place on Friday evening at the resi- |
dence OF Al Marshall. one of Ward coun- |
tvs prosperous and broad guaged far |
mers. 4 whole legion of the ''lovers of /
the light fantastic gathered at his nome !
about four miles northeast of Burlington |
and .'tripped the light bombastic toe.
into the wee small hours anent the twa.
This IS quotation from poet who was |
a poor speller.'l After enjoying royal
good time. the participants hied them
selves home at daylight, and all aver
that Mr.. Marshall is among the most |
genial and entertaining gentleman IN |
imperial Ward county.
Rev. Jones. of Minot. will hold services
here in the NJ. w. \. hall on Sunday
next. August q. lis well at all times
to go to Gods tabernacles of worship |
and hear of His divine mercy and pity
for erring ones. After all life is nothing
more or less than leased. existence of
date. Don't forget that from
the cradle to the grave, man is never
without a companion. No matter when
he may 90. or when he may come. he is
always subject TO the shadowing wings
Of death. Those ever lowering pinions
which seem to be tanning every mortal
to eternal sleep. are his unrelenting com
panions Therefore. It's well to be pre-
pared. and in no other places that Gods
temples of worship will one learn how.
While in Minot the other day we were
agreeably surprised and pleased to meet
that old timer. Havreoold. Andy as
he is familiarly called has returned to
Minot to become one Of its permanent
legal lights and it goes without saying
that he will be found to be one of the
most eloquent and ablest of them all
and the name is legion in progressive
MiLot. In the palmy days of Minot
when the festive redman held his own
and there was 10 such thing az popu.
list P. A. Havreoold was one OF the
Dig powers behind the political throne
If Ward county, and when his war cry
vent forth and he said. ''kom heit, all
he POLITICAL warriors Of Minot Assem-
)led in his wigwam and danced Il politi
,al pow WOW over the graves of all as
bring candidates who would not and
lift scalps for .'the gang. In those days
If "Ryman, Rourke and Ross better
known as Rum. Reform and Rats,
'Haver' was square fighter and is the
anne today. "Haver'' tells us he has
worn off. So have we. We would not /
ike to wake up some morning and find
beyond the well that separates J
Is from the Almighty" and standing up 4
hivering before the judgment throne, 2
With all our sins full blown. and .'ripcn-
d on the tree Twould never. never
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