The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-01-03
Messrs. Kilbournd and Steele.
of Berthold were in the city Sat-.
urday attending to business.

i Messrs. Kilbourn9 and Steele
of Berthold were in the city Sat-
urday attending to business.
For Sale or Rent-Two houses on
south hin. Davis Il Gillispie.
| Mrs. MacFarland of Denbigh
was brot to the hospital very ILL.,
For SALE-Pure bred cochrels, whlts
Wyandott breed. Inquire of
4O.4t Is. Manst, Surrey, N. D.
Rev. w. C. Hunter received a
telegram Wednesday morning
Announcing a daughter born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Hayford of
Minneapolis.
EsTRAY-On or about the Gath OF No
vember, One Red Short Horn Bull,
branded LID connected on right hip; 3
years old; from my farm 1884, Sec. Ii:
Call at EARN or write, j. Dyvig
80 Minot,N.D.
| A Berthold section man was
struck by a hand car this morn
ing and very badly injured. The
company's surgeon left for that
place today to attend him.
Buy home grown nursery stock
at HEArH's NURSERY, Riga. N
Id. tt
Santa Clause left three cars of
coal at Glenburn early ChristmaS
morning. Old Santa is better
able to deliver the goods than
father Jim Hill, although the pic
lures of both look much the same
but there may be a difference
of disposition. +
The Glenburn Masonic lodge
received its dispensation from
the head lodge day after Christ
mas. This completes the organi-
zation of the lodge.
For SALE-Three large stocks Of hay
on swZ, sec. II, Twp. 156, rye. 50. 81
miles north and mile west of Surrey
n. D. j. l. Hidden,
12-l3tf Minot, N. d. r. MOL
| Judge Pollock has made an Or
der directing the Cass county
commissioners to draw on the
commissioners of Ward county
for the expense of the second
Murphy trial in the sum of ST.
O34.86. The case may be appeal
ed, so that the end is not yet.
For SALE-Good house and lot on
3rd Avenue east; number 119. Inquire
of G. F, Gates, Minot, or this Office.
4lt2
The Great Northern instead of
endeavoring to declare any forty
per cent dividends, had better
spend a little of the surplus
money in fixing up it's tracks.
However, the railroad companies
evidently regard human lives
chcapIy and it will take more
than a Ge" poor mortals killed
and wouuGod to get the officials
to open the;: hearts and spend
thu necessary money.
Fox r>Aln:-A number of fine full
blt.oded Plymouth Rock ROSTERS.
Reasonable if tahen at once.
! l.. NForGH. r F D No.
Hid t4p H"xholm, N. D.
Last Friday the freight brought
in 4 car load OF Goa! for F. H.
Stol1ze that was nearly red hot
when it arrived as it had come
all the way from Duluth in ten
days on rush orders. z sleeping
car ana diner We're attached to
accommodate the crew while
making this phenomenal run. It
took the farmers and CraV men
about ten minutes TO unload the
coal after it arrived. -Glenburn
| Advance.
| Don't think for a minute that We
cant save you money on your winters
! meat We have a lot of choice c4ttle.
and are prepared to sell quarters OF
meat at 4 = cents pound, and tr'angles
at 1 cents pound. You'll be- pleased
with an order. GILEoE Il HFTHEKTON,
Minot, n. D. Corner Main and Second
; streets. II
Under the free alcohol law of
last year there is too much red
tape to make it worth much for
the farmer. An amendment is
proposed which it is hoped will
admit of distillation by individu-
ais or groups of farmers, as in g,
Germany, Of denatured alcohol
for light, heat and power pur-
poses.
SrRAYED-Iron gray mare, three years
DID, white star in forehead weighing
about ten hundred pounds. Lost from
my farm in the month of May, 1906,
from Ambrose, Williams Co.. n. D. If
found please notify John A. johnson at
Sawyer, n, D. A liberal reward will be
given. 4O-pd
Attorney DISCARD returned
from Minneapolis where he spent
the holidays with his family. His
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