The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-18

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ed horses for anumber Of years.
NSbme 81 the peopB al the tnw1
| ~ Mohall.do not like the town
site proprietor, MOyHhll; and
are trying to get the name o.
the1tosl1isc hangedmso that it will
not fe Ia consta ant reminder Of
him.
lias Marfha NJ. Irwin, 81 Ellen.
Eda1e, came to North Oak ota
without ii dollar when She was
ms. ,9She< taught school then
worked in the ottiee Qfthe Regist.
er Of, Deeds She, opened later an
abstract office and is now indie
pehdently wealthy ), hayihgl also
an extensive real state and col
lection business. caouHd lS;E =
o :, A man Il 81 70 Years experience
in farming in North Dakota says
that when the foliage and cereal
get an even start in the spring it
Is apt to be a very good year.
The laws of nature always allow
u time for maturing, and that
time is ganged BY the trees that
are always IL the ground. This
should :. be b i 9 good year.
A brother of Miss Mary Coyne,
who was frozen to death last
winter near her home near Mo-
hall, came from Minneapolis last
week and after a diligent search,
found the purse which the young
woman carried when she left her
shack prior to her death. The
purse with other trinkets was in
"a hand bag.a shqrtdista from
whore the poor young woman
.ff:( } i, G. - a, rs
This is a pretty topsy-turvey
world says an Exchange. One
ma4 rants Justice, another shees
frd1h it! ! One man saves TO buhd
a bousesanqther; offers to- sell his
at less than cost. One goes into
debt to- get. married, another
spends a hundred thousand
'plunks to get q divorce. One is
never sick but gets, killed on the
railway. One is on the cars
every day without getting hurt;
and dies with the measles. Such
lis life. 81 $500 son. III /.
!. !. Herman Undesrl,ddlahl, aged. H..
of Towner, turned up missing
one day last week, and his, peO-
pie were at a loss to, know What
had become Of him.; Four days
later he turned up and said that
in company with, several other
boys he had climbed on box cars,
expecting to, Jump before, the
train reached high speed. The
other boys did SO, but the door
Of the car in which he was be:
came fastened, and he was car
ried on to Minot. He had no
money and beat: his way back to
Granville, and from there he
walked home: ,as..@ loI
A new way OF swindling' the
farmers is being worked in Min:
nesota. A well-dressed man calls
on the farmer and, being pleased
with the surroundings. offers. to-
buy the pace. A bargain is
made and he pays down $500
and takes the farmer g receipt for
it, A few weeks later another
stranger and wife appear and;
stop for dinner. The strangers
wife, takes. a; great deal OF inter-
est in the place before leaving
and declares they must own the
farm: They offer him say 81, 900
better than the other fellow Of
fered.Y The farmer thinks the
matter over and at once pro-
ceeds to find the first buyer and
offers to return the $500 and in
addition thereto pay him $500
to be relieved OF the bargain:
The second buyer is then found
and a. deal made with a payment
OF 800. down. The party never
returns to complete the bargain
and you can see that the farmer
is just out $500. ,.t'i"
f..'.7. '7 - .
Broke Out. saW
Inst hofnro tho mil was lhrl.Ad