The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-01-13
Anew dancing club is being
organized in this city.

Anna Snure spent Sunday at
Velya visiting friends.
Glenn Darr of this city was ia
ken to the county hospital sui
fering from typhoid fever.
The Dacotah Hotel is prosper
ing-over 100 guests being en-
tertained there Friday night.
Chris Brusven has Just been re-
leased from the county hospital
having recovered from an at
tack OF typhoid fever.
Your patronage kindly solicit
ed at Blakeys.
Harry Van Wagner will soon
be able to leave the hospital.
Harry was injured some weeks
ago while coasting.
For:colds use the only reliable
Blakey's White Pine Cough
Balsam at ~Blakeys.
Miss j. Mable Vaughan, OF
Eden Valley, Mimi, is one of the
new teachers that will preside in
the new ward school.
Your prescriptions will be filled
by graduates in pharmacy at
Blakeys.s
A dancing master from Grand
Forks is here organizing a dane
ing school and intends giving
five balls before Lent.
DR.. Crokat was called to Velva
Sunday to consult with DR.. May
nard of that place in the case of
a patient who is very i'll OF pneu-
mOnia.
Soap, brushes and toilet cream
at Blakey's.
Miss Valla who came to the
hospital q few weeks ago very i'll
of a poisoned foot caused by
running the tine of a fork mtoit,
has returned to her home at Ray
cured.
P. v. Mccoy will spend several
days in Fargo next week. Two
of his cousins, who are actresses
of far more than ordinary ability
play a one night stand therea
he will meet them there.
Stationary, novels and cigars
at Blaky's.
C. B. Goodrich, editor of the
Glenburn Tribune has sold his
interest in thatpaper to his part
ner, Mr.. Scott. We understand
that he will return to his former
home in Iowa.
Bees do not do well in. the Da-
kotas, unless along a stream or
sheltered by a clump OF woods.
The bees do not like the wind,
and are often driven away over
the prairie by the high winds.
J. Golberg, the Glenburn mer-
chant called on the Independent
while in town the other day. He
says his store is surely doing
business, five clerks being busy
most OF the time, and Still he
says the other stores sell some
goods.
! Quit a number of Citizens have
suggested that the Independent
publish the council proceedings.
The Independent is perfectly will
ing to do this when the council
furnishes us with an account OF
the proceedings.
w. B. Hawley, 4. +. Barron,
DR.. Tcholberg, DR.. Sweet and P.
V. Mccoy will 60 to Grand Forks
Saturday where they expect to
explore the unknown mysteries
OF the realms OF the Elks. A big
time is in store for them SO it is
said.
| The Independent received an
unsigned letter and for that rea-
son will have to consign it to the
waste basket. This paper will
not publish letters without sig
natures. We invite. the public to
write upon any topic Of the day
and will gladly give anyone space
for their opinions, but ask that
you sign yournames.
lnsanother part of this paper
will be found the consolidated
report Of the work done by Reg
lister Of Deeds Briggs in his office
during the past year. 1t is well
worth persuing. More than
eleven thousand dollars were
taken in at the office in the year,
or nearly the average of q thous.
and dollars a month. One
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