The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-08-10

arrived for a visit with his son
w. F. Jennejohn.
| C. E. Reuben OF Chattield, MINI.
visitedhis old time friend, p. Van
denOever, last week..
Jennejohn & Hegreberg will go
to Stanley this week to begin the
foundation for the new school
house.
D. A. Dinnie intended going
Moosejaw, Can. Wednesday night
but was detained on account ofa
law suit.
/ j. w. Samuelson received a
very large consignment of shoes
last week and is busy placing
them in his store. !.
Farmer Long Of Surrey cut his
oats as early as Monday of last
week. He believes the yield will
prove to be enormous.
John Lynch, from Grand Forks,
was in Minot looking for a loca-
ton for a furniture store, He
failed to find a suitable location
in Minot.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Worrall will
leave in a few daysfor Devils Lake
where Mr.. Worrall has accepted a
position as Inspector Of the
round house.
Henry Auslander is preparing
to serve meals at his bakery.
He is building a kitchen at the
rear Of his bakery and states that
he will have a first class restau-
rant.
): 1t does not cost anything to
find out whether or not it will
pay to buy a cream separator.
Come in and let us show you the
DeLaval. Scofield Imp. Co. Mi
, not, n. D..
> w. B. Hawley spent several
days last week at Grand Forks
attending the druggists state
convention. The druggists took
up the1natter Of state legislation
in their interests
G. H. Parker won a 500 Park
er gun at Winnipeg, Wednesday
breaking forty birds straight.
There were IS contestants. O..
, NJ. Champlin and John Moore
were at the shoot.
Rev. Egar Jones has been
circulating in this city the petit
ton asking the mayor and men,
OF the council to close the pigs,
Il the gambling houses and houses
/, sof i'll fame in this city.
Fred. J. Whitman informs us
that he has Travelled during the
past three weeks in all parts of
this state north Of the N. p. and
: he can safely say that Ward
county has the best crops OF any
| which he has seen. Pin this in
= your hat and draw a long black
mark for old Ward.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Wolfe left
+ Saturday night for Minneapolis,
where they will spend some weeks
at the parks. There will be a
! band in each park in Minneapolis
! soon and the Professor wishes to
+ a quire a few new ideas, also get
some OF the best music for the
Minot High school band.
5 Among the finest lot of trees
j. which we have seen, are those on
/ the Seaton farm three miles
southwest of Minot. Mr.. Seaton
: planted the trees, mostly cotton
woods, several years ago, and
! now his farm buildings have ex-
= cellent shelter. Mr.. Seaton has
;. several acres Of cabbage and
i. onions.
ri 0. NJ. Champlin deputy game
. warden, states that the shoot
ing of game out Of season must
and will be stopped. He knows
: OF a number who have broken the
= law, but is averse to causing their
: arrest. He will however have
them arrested if they do not
: observe the game law. He has a
: notice else where in thisissue.
ED. Skinner has about finished
!. marketing his crop ofraspberries,
81 goose berries and currants and
informs us that he sold until
Y Friday night, 2170 quarts OF the
fruit. He stated that when he
had done marketing, he will have
sold $500 quarts. The berries
$ which he raised netted him nearly
: $500. This is good for side
i line. Mr.. Skinner raises many
: other things on his Sawyer farm