The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-03-01
STATE NEWS

i Norwich township will build a
inil-which is much needed.
Both Grand Forks and Fargo
|shy ut the primary election law.
| Landlord Rartz of Mohall is in.
vesting consi,ler;lblein Canadian
dirt.
a trapper named "ketchum' is
making big mouey near the
Bowbells lake.
lansford may get a flour mill,
two men from Valley City hav-
ling looked over the field.
! The independents man would
Hike to trade a residence lot in
BertholJ, for some good mich
cows.
Marshall Markell, the Williston
character who has used his gun
so freely a number OF times, has.
resigned.
The Mohall Tribune spells
Chinook with a "Schnook. :
Quite original. That's the Ger
man way.
The pay for the services of the
village marshall at BoWbells has
been reduced from So a month
to $40. Perhaps that's all they
are worth.
The Paramount News says that
charges should be preferred
az ainst Judge Pollock for "cruel-
ty to animals in his treatment
OF the Murphy Jury.
The citizens of Garrison in a.
Very short time raised a bonus.
Of $500 for a Mr.. Small from Mi
not to putting ina tirst-class fer
~ across the Missouri at that
place.
The Balfour Statesman SAYS
there was a Norwegian named
Swanson on the Board OF County
Commissioners who happened to
beright first, last and aH.the time.
Lord, bless the Norweigans.
The Westhope Standard ac-
cused Thad Michael, editor Of the
Willow City Maggie, as growing
so enthusiastic over politics that
he gets mad when anyone refuses
TO talk politics with him on the
street.
\ sum OF money was raised at
Mondall, Mont. according to a
report, to have the Williams
county states attorney prose-
cute the WilIiston blind piggers.
Too much competition for the
Mondak saloon keepers.
Rev. A Roe is Offering So re-
ward for information leading toll
the arrest OF the fellow who
lugged OFF a part OF the Westhope
church. We thought Minot con
tanned some pretty tough fellows,
but our churches have never
been carried away.
The wind at Donnybrook blew
a door to a business house shut
with such force that a large plate
glass window was broken. a wall
liable old hound which lay near
the window was cut SO badly in
the neck with a piece Of falling
glass that in Il few hours it died.
\ Year agolloW wheat seeding
Was quite general throughout
the Northwest. While the wealth
er was a little chilly. the ground
was Tree from snow. The early
seeding happened to be Just the
thing LAST year but it is not al
ways the safest proposition.
W. S. Pinney OF Ray sent to Il
catalogue house, the Cash Bnyerl
Union OF Chicago for some pat
ent medicines. He has failed to
receive the goods and cannot Sc
cure the return OF his money. !
pinney will notify, the postal au-
thorities, butin the meantime heI
wishes he had traded at home.
See our line OF wedding station
cry before placing Your order.
We have a good many samples
from which TO select. and they
are the very latest. The work
will be done artistically, accur-
ately. and at very reasonable
prices. We will mail to any adj
dress. Send in for samples ii
you cannot call.
No farmer can afford to send
a letter away without his return
card upon it. The independent
prints envelopes and note heads
flor the farmers at cost. We will
print YOU 100 envelopes for so
Ecents or 100 notes for so cents
with a charge of25cents for each
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