The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-24

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neys addition. IL NELs ENGHoLM.
Ason was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Simpkins Thursday.
Mrs. D. A. Dinnie is visiting at
Grand Forks and Arivilla.
John r. Bye, the Harvey mil
Ter, will build q mill at Balfour.
Hundreds of rods of side walks
are being built in Hungry Point.
Joe Parker will move print
ing outfit from Dickey to Harvey
where he will start newspaper.
A. F. Reed returned from
Austin, Mimi, where he spent
nearly year. He is greatly i'm
proved in heath.
DR.. j. B. Taylor received a
handsome automobile a short
time ago and we note. that it is
getting accustomed to horses
and-the cars.
J. H. Winter, who opened a
dairy recently with twenty cows,
has more orders than that num-
Der OF COWS could fill and buys
outside milk. The dairy bust
ness is good in Minot.
| George Sampson has new fea-
ture at his popular Singer Con-
fectionery in the way Of a cornu-
copia with which he serves ice
]cream. George is treating his
friends TO the new sandwich.
Paul Baukol, Minot's coal
dealer, is spending the summer
with his family on his claim
northwest from Palermo. Paul
has a good farm and is improv-
ing; it nicely. He states that he
is in an excellent country.
L. w. Torgerson, who had a
large number OF law books and
valuable accounts stolen from his
office two months ago, has had
good detectives working on the
case, but has failed to find his
property. The thief broke up
several fine sets of books.
When e'er you feel impending i'll,
And need a magic little pill,
No other one will fill the bill
Like DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The Famous Little Pills EARLY
RlSERS cure Constipation, Sick Head
ache, Bilioueness, etc. They never grippe
or sicken, but impart early rising ener-
gy. Good for children or adults. Sold
by Mccoy d Co.
TAKEN UP-at my place three miles
northwest of Burlington, Sec. q, 1856 "a
May ~, two horses, one bay mare four
years old, no brands, weight 12OO pounds.
One black mare, weight 1000 pounds, no
brands. Owner pay charges prove pro-
perty and take same away.
ANDREW LAzARUs
o-25-6-7 Burlington, N. D.
A fellow named Gram bought
the largest steam pillow ever seen
in the Northwest and unloaded
it in Minot Monday. 1t carries
ten sixteen inch plows, which are
run on large wheels. He can
break forty or fifty acres a day
If the land is in good condition
and properly cleared.
Full blooded Hereford bulls
and cattle for sale. These cattle
are Of the best stock. The terms
are right. Also one stallion 3
years old, half graded Norman.
dark iron gray, well built, weight
1900 pounds.
GEORGE popping,
5-l7-6-7p Burlington, N. D.
The Johnson Loan and Land
Co. whose mai offices are at
Hatton, ". D. have a branch Of
flee at Berthold, which is doing
a very satisfactory loan bust
ness. Otto Sando has charge of
the office. He reports that he
often makes loans OF $500 on a
quarter.
Hans Olson's overcoat was
stolen from his room in the Mrs.
Hoffman building. The thief
pawned it at Booths place for
$3.50, and bought beer with the
money. Mclaughlin, who is sus-
pected OF taking the coat was ar
rested. He claims that someone
gave him the coat but his stor,
is not believed as his room was
near Olson's.
A young woman giving he,
name to Officer kimball as Ell;
Campbell, but who gives hel
name to Other parties as Ell;
Christianson, complained to tn,
police that a young man in Mi.
not had been the cause of hel
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