The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-04-01

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Mrs. Steve Law Saturday, died
Sunday and was buried the next
day. Mrs. Law was in a precar-
ious condition but is I'M proving.
There are only nine typewriters
in the LeSueur building, in which
the Independent is printed. These
clever machines are used uniyers-
ally over entire Minot. There are
several hundred Of them in the
city already.
A telegram from Judge Cowan
stated that Judge Palda would
plan for the opening Of the nd
iourned session Of the court. AS
the chambers are at Minot, there
will not likely be any more de-
lays 10 the setting Of the district
SQUIRT. The spring term will
open April 9th and we will have
four sessions during the year.
Ranchers and farmers with
stock say hay wasuever 50 scarce
in the Mouse river valley in is
years as it is this spring. Nearly
every rancher has to buy some
hay, although a great amount
vas put up last summer. Those
who ought to know, say this has
been one Of the hardest wint ters
aver experienced in NorthDakota.
The wife Of Even Marking. Of
EoNsolm was takep totA : rffSs.hf
asylum at jamestown by Sheriff
Scofield Friday night. The poor
Woman has been i'll for about six
months, being unable to sleep
Jut a little. She was placed IL
The county hospital but coulli
not be helped there. She is about
23 years Old ard has three child
ren. Her case is almost hopeless.
/ have collected ALI my pupils
III Norwegian into one class and
shall come to Minot once every
week. Parties intending to take
up Norwegian in particular, OF
any other language in general.
should ION the respective CLASSES
Vt the beginning of the course, as5
Il. is almost impossible to catch
lp II one once gets behind.
@. O. FUGLESKJEI,.
The independent man was
shown a picture ofa Grand Forks
:.irl who is missing, anna Wilson.
She appears to be about twenty
Years old. The picture was re
eeived by Chief i<imball and he
has been looking for q Girl who
looks like the Photograph, }''a ~
has been unable TO locate her III
This city and il she is here, she il;
going under an assumed name.
VIM. Gronentllal, aged So, died
at his home seven miles north of
the city, Saturday night at 2
o'clock, after an illness of, two
Years Of kidney trouble. He
come from Nebraska five years
ago and prospered. The funeral
Was held from the Catholic churh
Wednesday and the rensains We're
inferred in theCatholic cemetery.
He leaves a wife and nine child
ren.
One phase Of the new prohi-
I1ibition law, enacted by the last
legislature, will attract the peo-
pie Of the state as taxpayers. a
reward Of $50 is paid to ever '
person who secures the convic-
ton Of a blind plgger' and this
viii make quite a dram on the
revenue, which is ultimately paid
BY the tax PAYERS. The PROB
abilities are that some nen will
make a Business of convictlng
blind plggers, and thus take con
si cradle money, all from those
who are already paying high
enough taxes at this time.
a rather amusing incident took
place Immediately after the per-
.formance, ,'Im Old Kentucky,
at the opera house Friday night.
One Of a. L. Scofield's horses had
been led up the stairs to be on
the stage and acted as gentle as
Il kitten during the performance,
even when the star made her
famous ride. But when they at
tempted to lead the horse down.
things We're different. The horse
positively refused to so and was
allowed to remain iii the opera
house all night. TheneNt morn
ing it was taken down Oh the
elevator.
President Roosevelt at Valley City April Tin
One fare for the round trip via the
500 Line, April 9th, from stations Hank
inson to Portal inclusive, good return
ing April Sth. Ask nearest Soc Line
agent for particulars.
500 Line Change in Time and
Train Service March 18th.
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