The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-05-10
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Jase Hunt, Scientific horse shoer
opposite Scofield's livery barn, Minot
1 ND. If
+. Another gentle rain Tuesday
did business for the farmers.
! Cnrley Fixes OF the European
restaurant, is recovering from
typhoid fever at the hospital.
| Attorney j. H. Greene was ia
ken to the hospital where he is
threatened with typhoid fever.
L. J. Palda, Jr., returned from
Ian extended visit in the east
where he transacted legal bust
ness.
! Ole Frigaard OF White Earth is
recovering from pneumonia at
the hospital. DR.. Ekrem has the
patient in his care.
I Jorgen Hawkinson, a Palermo
young man died OF tuberculosis
Saturday. His brother, Adolph,
is very i'll Of the disease.
Oscar Oslie OF the Great Nor.
theln Cash store, is recovering
from a serious illness at the
Luther hospital in st. Paul.
! Rev. o. P. Svingen from Bot
tineau, will hold services in the
United Lutheran church the
evenings OF May "a and %.
The Great Northern Cash store
will soon occupy the new: addi-
ton which is beingerected. They
will then enlarge their stock con
siderably.
p. V. Mccoy received a case
especially for his china ware.
Mr.. Mccoy has a beautiful line
Of china ware and will handle it
right along.
s. NJ. Graham and family ar
rived from Parker, S. d., and
have moved to the Butts farm,
north OF town which they re-
Gently bought.
Chas. Funderberg, a prominent
Surrey agriculturist, drove in
Monday with two large wagon
loads OF potatoes and sold them
to the New York store.
G. Z. Smith, returned from
Wilbur, WASH. where he spent
three weeks at his big farm. He
has 16O acres OF wheat, a part
OF which is up 4 inches.
Julia Ellingston, q seventeen
year old girl, who came from
Minnesota to Mohall recently to
to keep house for her brother on
the claim died last week.
J. ". Samuelson received this
week a consignment Of single
and double driving harnesses,
and he il able to supply the fell
low who wants something real
mice and up-tO-date.
! a. G.. Olander advertises his
employment bureau this week.
IMr. OlandeF has his Office in his
confectionery IN the European
restaurant building. He u.s. do.
ling q satisfactory business.
We have q aumber Of second
had g1soiine engines for ssle
fffoln 3 n: n. dswn. Write US
for particulars. FMinot Light {
Telephone Co: sS.lo.S-4 Y
An engine on the Great Nor.
them started q fire which burn.
ed the outbuildings OF Burlington
School No ? several days ago.
The school board is now trying
to secure damages and will like.
ly do SO.
VIM. Allen, the ''tall sycamore
OF the Des Laos Valley coal re.
gion, is rejoicing exceedingly
these bright May days, owing to
4 the fact that q bright and hand.
some little daughter has arrived
at his home.
W. F. Jenneiohn is working on
the basement of the Windsor
Hotel. The basement will lie
converted into a laundry room.
Mr.. Jenneiohn completed the
foundation for DR.. Cars pala
tial residence.
i DR.. 40. L. Moeller, graduate
OF the University OF Christiania
! Norway, has moved from Graf.
ton to Minot, where he occupies
Offices in the Wheeler Block on
Main Street, next to the Opera
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