The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-19
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winch was very popular.
John Elyekrove, from La
Toilette, is recovering from a
serious attack Of pleurisy, in this
CITY,.
FOR SALE-One hundred good work
horses, and two hundred colts; one, two
and three years old. Inquire of John
Ehr, Minot, N. D. Il
( The Independent would like a
good live correspondent in every
town in the county. Write for
terms.
Ladies Tan Oxf0rds sold at
nearly IL off at J. W. Samuel.
sons shoe store, MinOt.
Henry Miller Of the Walter A.
Wood Harvester Co., is transact
ing business with our implement
dealers.
ORGAN FOR SALE-Fine condi-
ton. Cost S85. Will take $40.
j. w. RODE,
6-28-tf l19 Belyea Ave. N.
R. R. Co.'S sale of lots at Column
bus on the 10th brought $40, 900.
Cheapest business lot sold $3.50
and residence $50.
We will pay a fancy price for
oats, speltz, wheat and all kinds
of grain, for immediate delivery.
Minot Milling Co. If.
Chas. Graham who is conduct
ing a store at Jamestown which
is owned by himself and J.
Fauchald, spent Thursday in this
city.
Jase Hunt, does general blacksmith,
ing at his newshop. He guarantees all.
of his work to befrst-class. Work done
while you wait. Opposite Scotield's
livery barn.
It is reported here that two
men attempted rape on a married
woman while her husband was
away last Friday at Makee's coal
mine Z miles west of Portal.
Good REIMBURSEMENT for Sale
I'm a Hne farming country,
seven miles from railroad station
A snap if taken at once. Inquire
at this office. l4-3t
C. E. Davidson, a prominent
Portal merchant, was in Minot
one day last week to meet the
head push Of the j. l. Case
'Threshing Co.
FOR SALE-Five full blood Durham
and Shorthorn Bulls, from l to 5 years
old, also head of horses, weight 1900;
5 and 6 year old. Inquire or write
began Bros, Minot, n. O., Sec l0-154-
80. 6-2S-tf
Geo. Allen, a prominent far
mer from Pleasant postofice,
visited friends in Minot on Thurs
day. He was accompanied by
D. w. Rogers, a hustling Patter-
son farmer.
In just two days last week the
Independents repres entative
added thirty-three new subscrib-
,ers at Portal. He is bringing in
scores of new ones all along the
500 line.
Minot people are agitating a
flax mill for that city. A num-
Der of these institutions have
been started over the state, but
for some reason they have not
been bowling success. Bottl-
neau Cou1ant.
TAKEN UP-At my place seven miles
IS. E. of Minot, and half mile west of
Hecker, one roam gelding about ten
years old, branded c connected on the
right shoulder; weight about HOO and
one grey mare about years old and
branded A connected on right Shout |
der, and one mule, weight about 1000. |
About five years old; sore shoulders.
ALFRED STREDwIcK,
Is Hecker. N. D.
''Broadaxe" Andrews was at
the firemen's blowout at Minot
and went home to the booze
sooked purlieus of Lidgerwood
.frothing at the mouth because he |
had seen Governor Sarles drink
ing beer out of a glass. That is
"a very gentlemanly way to par
take Of the refreshment. The
writer has seen a very we'll known
insurgent leader imbibing beer
from bottle and Winship, Of
course, he serves beer to his
friends in bath tubs. Sheldon
Progress.
A man may use the wart on
the back of his neck for collar
button; he may ride a freight
train to save three cents a mile;
he may light the lamp with splin-
tiers to save matches; he may
stop his watch at night to save
wear; use a period for a semi