The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-08-12
Surrey.

Surrey.
Ole Thofson took trip to Carpio thi
week.
Henry Allen Of Burlington spent Sun
day in town.
d. NJ. Shorb took out an Acme King
push binder Monday.
Paul Norton ard family moved int
the Gurdon Towne property Monday.
Peter Anthony left Monday to spent
few days on his claim at Burlington.
Prof. VIM. Jackman spent few days
this week calling on friends at Surrey
Bert McEown is dealing in profit and
loss-sold bis little black puppy fol
$3.50.
Gilbert Allen is down from Moose
Jaw, Can, visiting his son VIM and
family.
Prof. Jackman visited at Riga vcr
Sunday with Bert McEown on his
claim.
Mrs. Caleb Wolfe and little son Ry-
land of Wolseley, Can are visiting friends
at Surrey.
Rev. d. NJ. Shorb after an absence of
3 weeks in his ministerial work returned
home saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Pearson and Mrs.
3. Perry took dinner on Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs Hardy.
Mrs. Mary Noodcox and Mrs. Laura
Saulters of York visited their sister Mrs.
j. e. Smith on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Funderburc of
Springfield, 0. are visiting his brother
y. Il. Funderburg and family.
Rev. Aaron Coy of Dayton, O. preached
very interesting sermon Sunday morn
ing at theGerman Baptist church.
Rev. and Mrs. Aaron Coy of Dayton,
Ohio, are visiting their son, J. e. Gov
and family and other relatives at Surrey.
J. W. Blocher and wife of Glen Karn.
Ohio are visiting their daughters Mrs
D. H. Fuuderburg and Miss Emma
Blocher.
The Mrs. Maggie and Miss Caroline
Ruford of Norwich and Mr.. Art Burns
were callers at VIM. Aliens Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Berg was the interpreting victim
of "wild cat 800 bill of the New Bruins
wick print one day last week He wants
somebody to call again.
"Jim Hill" is having his side track at
Surrey built up and filled in with gravel.
An extra force of section men being
called up to complete the work.
The Brethren of the Old order Dunk
ards held their love feast meeting at the
home of Simon Blocher on Saturday
and Sunday. They will have preaching
Tuesday evening and possibly later on
this week at Surrey school house.
Levi Zook one of Surveys exemplary
young men, had force Of character and
and enough regard for the Christian
Sabbath to refuse to work with the sec
ton crew on Sunday, on the new grad
ing regardless of the threats of losing
his job. His integrity is commendable
to others.
The Ere nch veterinary surgeon De
Villiers of Minot was called to Surrey
to attend colt owned by
Chas. Funderburg, that was cut on a
barb wire fence. This being the second
accident of the kind on the same fence
this summer.
We wish the editor of the Indepen
lent to correct misprint in last weeks
ssue which caused US to say that the
,+
;el path instead of the "Russel Faith
md that the Christian church would
'adorn baptism" instead of ''observe
Baptism"
Freeman Koder had very narrow es-
ape Saturday from bad accident. He |
,ot on the gravel train at the stock |
ards to ride to Surrey, and while stand
ng on the train beside a brakeman, the |
ngineer not Stacking tension soon en-
ugh, the great cable rope was broken
nd one end flew back and struck both
( them on the head knocking them off
he train and stunning them. Freeman
aries black mark as a reminder.
At the conference of the Christian
hurches held at Surrey last week two
ersons, Rev. w. jackson of Bottineau.
member OF the Granville church, and
.ev. Marcus Pearson of the Surrey
hurch we're ordained to the ministry.
nd Grandpa Pearson, B. Hardy, Geo.
emlar, W. Perry and John Kunkle were
rdained as deacons There were three
hurches, Denbigh, Granville and Surrey
rganized as conference to be known
, the Monroe River Christion Confer
nee" Baptismal services being post
oned until Aug. 10Th.
Elder William Shoup of West Alex
1dria, O. OBLIGATED at the marriage of
arrison G.. Rule of Carroll County,
ldiana and Miss Mary e. Clear, daugh-
r of Rev. and Mrs. Clear of Maryland
Sunday at 6;45 p m. at the
ONE Of the brides parents. Ice cream
Id cake were served at Tbs About .
friends were present. The groom
as dressed in the conventional black.
he bride looked dainty and sweet in a
'ess Of cream Persian lawn. Mr.. and
rs. Rule left Monday evening for their
ture home in Carroll Co. Ind. with (