The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-08-17

The White Earth Record has
six columns OF advertising on the
front page.
Erick Hustad, the milk man,
bought a car load OF bran from
the mill for the winter feed for his
cattle.
Mrs. John Hoellinger has re-
turned from a two months visit
with friends and relatives in Wis
cOnsin.
Wheat reached the dollar mark
in Minot recently. We predict
that it will hover about this
mark all fall.
Miss Bertha Hewitt has gone
to her old home in West Virginia
for a visit. Her uncle sent her a
round trip ticket.
Einar Mus has returned from
a visit OF several months in
Europe. He expects to go into
the lumber business soon.
Fl. Coulter is sending workmen
west to Kalispell. Mont, every
Thursday, to work on the new
railroad from White Fish lake.
Henry Kline returned from a
weeks outing at Cass Lake, Mimi.
He caught some fine strings of
fish and had an enjoyable time
rowing.
The farmers ase using an
enormous amount of binding
Irvine. The grain grew rank,
then there were thousands of
acres of it.
Judge Murray's residence is
hearty completed. 1t is one of
the finest in the city. 1t has hot
water heat and all of the latest
conveniences.
The new walks in the city are
quite an Improvement. Minot|
has certainly needed them for
some time, but Rome was not
built in a day.
Harry Mayville from Sank
Center, Mimi, will put up a
creamery at kenmare if the COM
munity will furnish the cream
from 400 cows.
Ed. Fredeen has built a barn
and does not keep the Ryder
stage horses at Stewards barn
any more. Ed. is carrying the
Ryder mail himself.
The Socialists expect to poll in
the neighborhood OF / 900 votes
at this falls election. They also
declare that they will carry at
least three precincts.
The kenmare Journal didn't
know there was Il laundry work
ing in it's city. The projectors Of
the clean shirt industry had bet
ter place an ad in the Journal.
Frank Buch arrived Saturday
from near St. Paul, Mimi, to
visit his son Frank near Bye
postoffice. The stage had gone
when he arrived and he was COM
PEELED to wait a few days.
William Spriggs, Of Grand
Forks, visited his brother, S. S.
Harrison in this city Friday
night. He had been at Havre,
Mont, where the company is do
ing a good deal OF plumbing.
Deputy U. S. Marshalls Hag-
CART. Valentine and Stout or
ganized a posse in Bottineaula last
week to hunt through the Turtle
mountains for an Indian murder
err. The Indian was not found.
Sam Arntz left Friday night
for Des Moines, Ia, to visit the
home OF his boyhood days. Sam
had not seen his mother for Is
years. He will also visit his
brother in Des Moines, who is a
renowned eye specialist
The Minot Concert band, not
withstanding a report to the con-
trary in the Reporter, gave a
delightful open air concert in
this city Friday night. The band
has not been stingy with it's
music and the people appreciate
it. Six numbers were rendered.
A line OF l, 800 men and women
crowded up in front OF the place
OF registration at Devils Lake
the first day. Miss Flora f.
Johnson, OF Chrisholm, Mimi.
was the first one to register.
Camp stools rented for a good
price. The crowd had remained
there all night. Coffee and sand