The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-10-14
EDITORIAL NOTES.

this.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
It is said that Mrs. Roland B.
Aolyneaux has been granted q
divorce in the South Dakota
courts recently.
Among the speakers who have
been announced for the Ohio
campaign are two eminent Min
nesota men. Senator Moses E.
Clopp and Congressman. Adam
Bede.
Sir Michael Herbert, the British
Ambassador to the United
States, died in Switzerland after
a plucky fight against a long
siege OF consumption. His re:
mains were shipped to England
for burial.
The National Grain Dealers
Association held their annual
convention in the Metropolitan
opera house, Minneapolis last
week. They had the honor OF
being addressed by Gov. Van
SAINT, of Minnesota.
VIM. Moss, a farmer living at
Pomeroy, Iowa, has recently had
his stomach removed in the SAM
torian hospital and the patient
is reported as doing well SO far
and has SO far recovered as to be
able to take quantity OF food.
Senator Thomas C. Platt, of
New York and Miss Lillian T.
Janeway, of Oregon, have an
nounced their intention to be
united in marriage. The Senator
is 70 years old. They will make
their home at Washington, d. C..
A report from Washington says
that the rural free delivery ser
vice will demand about $22,OOO,-
900 from the next congress,
which is the largest apportion-
ment ever allowed. Last year it
amounted to somethinglike 81 g.
100000. s..
Miss Rosemory Sarltoris grand
daughter Of General Grant will
be married to Lieutenant John
Wright, U. S. N, whose father,
General Morcus Wright at the
battle Of Missionary Ridge and
Shilo during the rebellion fought
against General Grant.
Two quarter breed Indian girls
escaped from the Indian school
near Towner, Mimi, by means
of a ladder made of rope, a few
days ago they left the place in a
romatic style, joining their lovers
near by, after which they crossed
the Canadian boundary line and
| were l1dIIlcu.
President Van Mise, of the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin has an
nounced to the public that he
will put a stop to the cowardly
practice OF hazing. The police,
professors and students will be
called upon to stop it, seeing it
in the same light as if the assault
had been made by the hands Of a
tramp or common thug.
Thesupreme court in Minnesota
has decided to hear the appeal of
DR.. A. A. A1nes, the former Mayor
of Minneapolis who was convicted
some time ago OF accepting brides
and sentenced to a long term in
the state penitentiary of that
state. The time for hearing the
case has been fixed for December
24th, the day before Christmas.
The situation in the Touring
mills at Minneapolis is still in an
unsettled condition and at this
stage of the strike it looks as if
it would probably remain SO for
some time yet. The milling con-
Germs are at all times securing
new hands and the number is
daily on the increase, while those
who are prominent among the
strikers are determined in their
Efforts to dissuade the men not
to return to the mills, and numer-
GUS accounts are reported where
violence has been resorted to.
About IA, 900 barrels daily are
being turned out now at the old
Washburn-Cr Crosby mills and 9th
ers are making a comparatively
fair showing, considering their
handicapped condition.