The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-04-26
Minor opics


L. s. Mallory, architect, Mllot
n. D. q.
VIM. F,aael is spending six
weeks at his old home, Douglas,
Ontario. De b..
Ben Crow, a prominent Cues
tad farmer, was a visitor in
Minot Friday.
w. +. Jennejohn has started
the foundation for the Spriggs
plumbing building.
A full line OF spring an1sunncr goods
at Myren's tailor shop.
c. A. Bugge, the Burlington
merchant, left Monday for Den
mark to visit several weeks.
C. F. Truax received word Fri
day that his grandmother, Mrs.
Charlotte Wheeler, had died at
Rich Valley, Mimi. She was IS
years Of age.
Ole Sandel a prominent farmer
near this city secured a license
Saturday to wed Miss Maria
Smaaland. The INDEPENDENT
extends best wishes.
Bl.isdell, Bird 4 Denoyer have their
offer With the ElaisdeD Bird Company
at Minot and wiz give all law business
close attention. II.
Fishing in Mouse river is excel
lent. One man with a dip net
caught a nine pound pickeral
Sunday. Several fourteen pound
fishes have been caught.
A stranger had a coat stolen
Thursday night from the corner
restaurant. The matter was re-
ported to the night police, but
the garment could not be To-
Gated.
Twelve stalls have been built
at the racing track and half a
dozen green, but promising colts,
are expected any day from Aus
tin, Mimi. Horses will be pour
ing in from all directions, prep
aratory to the June races. u sa.. .as:s
Judge Davis Saturday married
two Russian couples from Nc
Lean county at the court house.
Their names were Geo. Porhun
and Mary Bokoway; Aleck G.
Bokoway and Miss Annie Renko.
The fact that the Japs are lick
ing the Russians does not seem
to have affected the matrimonial
Russian market in America.
Rev. Frank Sprague, we'll
known among the religious
workers, stopped in town We'd
nesday on his way to Stanley
where his claim is located. His
mother, 81 years al age, was
with him. Mr.. Sprague Just ar
rived from Nebraska where he
has been acting as a PASTORAL
large. He expects to do religious
work as the opportunity is given
him in and around Stanley.
We are buildinga commodious
ware house and are putting a
very large and complete line OF
lime, cement hard wall plaster,
and materials for making the old
fashioned pitch and gravelroofs.
We aim to keep 81 stock OF this
on hand an all times, and will
make the prices aight. Van Tuyl
&Teutsch, Minot, Teutsch.
r. J. Carr OF Mohall was in
Minot last week for the purpose
of securing a license enabling
him to we'd Miss Sulmith I.avor-
son but owing to the fact that
the intended bride was under the
age OF eighteen years and as
Carr had no credentials from the
girls parents the license was
denied him. Carr went back to
Mohall and will no doubt return
soon with the proper papers and
then the two hearts will beat
as one.
TAKEN UP-At my home, seven
miles northeast OF Minot, Sec.
10, 1856, 80, March 30, 1905.
One mare and two geldings.
One mare five years old, dark
grey, no brand, weight 1850.
One gelding three years old,
weight about 1000, branded
on right shoulder. One geld
ing two years old, branded on
left shoulder, cannot tell what
the brands are on account of
hair being long. Owner may
have the property by paying
charges and the expense OF
this notice. II. E. SMITH,
4-26-5-1O Minot, N. D.