The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-09-06

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The Rev. VIM. c. Hunter Will
preach at Logan Sabbath, Sept.
10, at B p. m. All are welcome.
A Carpio couple, Oscar O's,n
and wife, have agreed to ~1pn-
rate, each retaining a share oi
the property. Olson is charged
with being cruel to his wife.
WANTED Lady cook at the Grand
Hotel. Wages SO to $l4 week. 1t
w. E. Barber. a banker from
the boom town OF Stanley, tran
sacted business in Minou Friday.
He reports the crops about STAN
ley par excellence this year.
Arthur sceillman a boy fifteen
years old living near Sawyer shot
e. rifle bullet thru the fleshy part
Of the stub OF his arm, his hand
having been taken OF previously.
w. H. Mann the gardener d.
) clares that many OF his squushes
were ruined in a peculiar way re-
Gently. The vines grew so fast
that the squashes we're dam
aged by being dragged over the
ground.
A visitor from out west on the
Great Northern Friday hardly
knew whether to secure a hunt
ing license or a burial permit
You'll not fully appreciate the
joke unless you happen to know
the circumstances.
II. c. Gasmann, a prominent
rancher from south OF Minot,
brought his daughter, Miss Ma
mic, to this city Monday. when
she reentered school. Mr.. Cas-
mann owns 200 head of fine
cattle.
w. D Gillispie, the Ray expert
mental man, showed us samples
of his wheat, the seed for which
he secured in Washington two
years ago. He started with a
|, peck and now has four acres OF
the grain which is extra heavy.
} Earl Stredwick. who raised
the tallest macarOni wheat yet
reported, it being nearly seven
feet tall, says that the great
, growth was due to his sowing
; the wheat of summer following.
J, He considers the wheat too tall
! and will raise some other grain
on summer following next year.
Ship your cream to the Minot Central
Creamery. Your cash is ready for you
The Maxbass Monitor, from
: a lively new town on the new 500
road. has reached us. The edi-
tor, J. B. Arbogast, plainly says
he is starting out without a sub
: scriber on earth, and is after the
/ money, and don't care a tinker's
darn who knows it. He will
probably get it, as he has a very
' good paper.
Ship your cream to the Minot Central
Creamery. Your cash is ready for you.
tt.
Col. Marcy: "Speaking OF yeI-
e low fever, | had a touch OF it once
l in the south, but got off rather
lucky. 1t makes a person feel
queer, l will tell you. Chills up
and down the spine. l remember
holding in NY arms at one time
2 a young man on board a ship
who came down with the disease.
He died a short time later"
, Blakey's Fountain is charged
with Oscecla Spring Water.
/ Therefore his soda water is best.
Former Chief OF Police Murphy
: from Moorehead was in the city
: attending the races. Five years
ago he was shot through the
bowels by a murderer whom he
! was trying to arrest and nearly
: died. The murderer got seven
' years in the pen for this act, and
, two years hence, when he is set
r at liberty, he will be re-arrested
\ and tried on the charge OF muir.
der.
Blaisdell, Bird & Denoyer have their
, Office with the Blaisdell- Bird Company
: at Minot and will give all law business
close attention.
: Little use trying to buy bana-
e mas in Minot at present. The
} wholesale house says that owing
r to the fact that the fruit cars
, must pass through Louisiana
with the ventilators closed, on
/ account OF the yellow fever cpl
!, demic, much of the fruit spoils
before it reaches the Twin Cities,
and the cars are all opened at
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