The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-07-22

Few. J. g. Moore Is entssspiatna lie
fsti.er-in-law from Pcmbina c1auty
Miss Alma Anderson Of GsxnvtpyS-
tied friend in thi-scity~scvefsl da, $. TT
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chronic diHeeses.-- Ross, Johns. y
block, Minot. 1!-4t 9aa
Mir. Flora Moore returned Monday
finn Souris " b re 1he vi,,ted relatives
rOr week.
Louis Larsen AMI james Briggs went
to Winnipeg { attend tho race They
will return in . week. = "
P.V. Mccoy returned from . delight
full trip through Minnesota. Ai visited
the most important lakes.
Mrs. Mansff, ID and dau ter Miss
LsAa, returned from soiQuln ct the
Chautasqua at Devils Lake.
Mrs. A. r. S!ocun returned rom
Clitheral, Mimi, where she spent sever
81 weeks at tho famous rsE0rt. Her IA
Their owns q IL OF :, . there.
Services at the Presbyterian church
at II q. N. and p. N. Illustrated talk
to children u the Sunday School in :
mediately following the morning service.
III. Boyer. tho clothisr, left for Chi
caro- and Jacksonville, Ill. to transact
business for two weeks. He will visit
the mills where he buys AL Of the clot
ing for his house.
CA. Stiles returned from Boulder
Springs, Mont where he spent month
Tor his health. Mr.. Stiles looks fine and
cannot speak in high enough terms Of
h:o <ra~trnanf khoro
Mrs. E. G. Stevens OF TOWner came up
to attend the summer school. Mrs.
| Stevens was formerly superintendent OF
McHenry county and still takes great
interest in the work.
Err Williams has moved his land Of
flee to Underwood where he is inter
ested in the new townsite. Mr.. Williams
is the proprietor Of a mercantile bust
cess there and IL doing we'll.
Lost Ono ladies gold open faced
watch, between the Leland hotel and
European restaurant on Monday morn
ing July 10Th. Return to Mic Rustad,
the jeweler and receive reward. IA tt.
G.P. Russell, the rancher, was assault
ed by farmer named Parks on the
streets in thixcity Saturday night. The
skin was Knocked from Mr.. Russells
nose and he was injured quite badly.
The quarrel was over some hay.
John Wallin, our county Commissioner
is erecting fine residence in this city
near the mill and this winter will move
to Minot. Mr.. Wallin has lived In the
county for many years and will try city
life for at least one winter.
DR.. J. d. Windcll, who has been pre-
cariously i'll, was able to visit tousoriaI
artist Monday. He in growing stronger
daily and will soon be able to resume
his practice. His brother, DR.. Henry
Windell, Of Kenmare, is also gaining and
ID out of danger.
Postmaster Fugelso informs us that
not later than the first Of next month,
the government will know where the
new post Office building for Minot will
be located. The building will be large
enough for the great business which is
carried on in this city.
The NJ. E. church which is being On
larged is nearing completion. Services
were held in the church Sunday. In
spite of the warm weather a large con-
gregation heard Rev Jones in the even
ing when he preached a sermon on Pope
Leo XIII. He paid an excellent tribute
to the dead probate.
james johnson, our states attorney, il
building the biggest barn on his farm
| near Burlington, located on . farm, in
the county. 1t il e4x84 with u foot
posts and will cost d, 100. It will hold
60 tons OF hay and will have room
enough for all Of M. Johnson's cows and
horses.
A young man from Casselman had
sixteen dollars snntched from his hands
Tuesday near the 500 depot just as he
was paying it to friend for bicycle.
Tho thief ran up town and later was
caught by Officer Kimball. Judge Muir
ray allowed him to 70 when he paid the
money back and settled for the costs.
Rev. Edgar Jones will speak IN the
Methodist church next Sunday evening
On the subject, ''The Educator, his field
and his inspiration" The students OF
~ summer school arc cordially invited
tO attend a. Mr.. Jones has prepared tho
-sarmon especially for thsm. The morn
ing subject for discussion will be "The
Sources Of Spiri tual Power
The raw mills have sold out all