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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02
GemeinnnkieeA
Der @urm in ben 81 obstn.
cNie vnt;rI;Aao m,n6Iu,1e, 6s,tsu

Der Murm in ben Mobsln.
Die ndtirlifen @anblunsen, osteH
allies Gtoffli9e in OisIsni Ge6eu tins
terlieat, perbsn nir 81 bdufig gum
S4oGen bes pirtbI9dftliGen 2tbsns
baourG erbebli9 bel9lsunigt Dab bic
@ei9opfe nisberer Srbnung li9 nit
riitIi6tslofer gnsrgie bic @soinguns
gen tbrer @riIten3 ertdmpfen unb bies
ielben NIT b~artnGdtger Sdbiateit 1ufs
GuBerit, beribeibigen. Sin tleinea Bel
fpieI bieier einfIuBrei6Itsn Ginpirts
ung sibt bic bdufig I9nelt iif p~oll3i.'
benoe 8rrGnberung Der 3immereinrtGs
tungen; bic bDl3eruen @erGtbe BADEN
ntdt ieIten ben @eruf benz Wo9lerges
ben ipifer niebersn @ei@0pTe Sum
Spfer gu bisnen, ginige Der bdEpts
iGdli6iten SieIer bic Si6erbeit oes
bduslidm SrteOens bebro6fnben glas
gegeiiie, tennen gu Isrnen, III Der 3ped
na4IteReHber 3etlsn. 3urd6F IiHS es
bic atsenIoien 2aroen bes tleinenSolss
bobrer5 ,(alopftdfsr, SrobtopD, bic bic
WtObtI, S9rGnte uIp. fat adn3 in
Wurmmebl bertpanbeln. Die Qnipes
bieisr SnIetten perrGtb Ii9
our9 tie morpens auf ben SedeR lies
sslblt@en Sdufden @urm.
ooer SoI8msbIes. Oiefer Safer
funF MilIimeter lang, 9eib nal3eufDrs
mig, 9dlsi4ilb grob - beibt oarum
Srostcpf neil e. BEL Der IeiieIteu @es
rii3runl bic 9Iiebsr an fit sie6t, It6
toot Itelli unb aud 6ann tetn 3sihen
beg 2ebens Ober SHmer3es BON It6
9tbt, tpenn man i'm aufIpieBt. &lopfs
6dBt oerIelbe aus Dem @rrnbs.
neil bas Mdnn6en, tpte man beobad.
Ten Tam, Dur9 6eftises Slopfen nit
benz &opfe am 5oISe eiteH benz Sas
.4enGbriiden dbnIi6en Son berrors
GbergldubiI6e 6Dren bas
Siden Der Iogenannten S%potenub:.
Iebn.i9 uno sbenIo 191o!t6 i'm trodes
zen Sol6e III Der Inn Die 9dlfte tleinerc
SobrtGfer, bon benz bic Dielen runoen
IN ben 9uusserdt6sn ~berrabrsn.
Die geIbIi9stpeibe, bier 3entimeter
dnse 2crbe zines 8o6rtGfers aerfribt
%benfulIs iebo9 ieItener, oos SoIs Der
9dusserdtbe. 9is bur6 bieIeE beroors
ieruferen 8obrIO9sr limb 70 nett,
man nit 2ei6tigtsit cine grobe
Srbie bineiniteden lam. 9emertt man
norsens am 8oben DurmmebI, 70
man bic MDbel UNI, 70 bab Die
3obrIofer nd6 oben 81 ltegen toms
zen, Derttttet nit etnem %paffenben
elebeItcff bic BIDDER, mas Bel ben bon
en- eriten beioen S9Gbigern berriibs
enoen tlstnereR 206srn am better
zines piniels, BET ben groBen
cher in Der Deiis gef6ie6t, Scb
ian Mutte, bic Dorber nit benz be,iias
&lebeIfoff eetrdn;t purbe, In
itedt. Menn ben 2drpen anb
bic Cuff unb Der ausqana abs
pirO iterben Tie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

GIien Dor Dem S9lafen. 9iele gers
Ionen limb, tuenu aud nt6t franz, 10.
bod i6o9 uno mayer. Dies bat iets
nen Gruno in Der langen 3tpiI9en3e:t,
tuel9e Tte bonn SribItiid Biz gum nit
tag rergeben ldiien, unp bduptId@ll9
in BEN 8erldngen oes Magens, pG6s
reno bes S9Iafes, pel9es S@Iaflos
fteteit unb cine allssnetne &6rpers
iapG6e eraeust. Die pbDIiologis be-
lebrt Ins, oab i'm @d9en tpie Dd6.
rsnb Des S9lufes elm ununterbroderer
Stoffpe9IeI in ben @epeben unierss
2Drpers ftottfinbst. Gs 1T alio elm
logiffcr @ebunte, bab Die GrnGbrMng
Defenders in berienigen periobe mo-
tbtg II. IN ipel9er infer 96rper be,
S9pdfuns u%nttrporIsn 1T. @Gbrenb
bes S9lafes beIteben Yerbauuna, 4I,
limitation unb bic ~ernGbrenbe SbGtias
tett bes &6rpers fort. @ie pGbrenS
btsier pertobe sslieferten Nabrunass
mttttl proou5ieren etne sr0Bers 3dbI
bon NGbritoffen - baber has antpa1s
len Ger &rdft unb 6es Geptdtes Res
&Drperi. Die absnbmdbl5eit lit oas
Der en- RtttsI gum GsttpsrOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

psrI0nli6 irsi; nit Der adbsiaenISoft
in mcbtgsr ODER boiler Gorm mar "a
eirfiirdIIemdl - 81 gn6e.
Der frsuBiIde Bauer Bat re6t, dui
bas Sabr 1907 unb feline 100iGbriae
8efreiuns nit Gtol3 III bIidsn.
SpGtcr tbaten 8dpern, Soldier uuO
iibrl9en 8unoes ltdatsn 6enIsl6en
S6ritt ben preuBeR 1907 setban.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

no
men Rinsen beIebt lit. 3uerf tomrnet
Die eailo langen Yieifen uno bann BIZ
tleinsren. SIT bic Grompete poll, Oanr
itellt man lie in eiRen feuerfsfen Sop
ano Ie9t bic pfeifen NIT tursen Gti,ler
oben hrauf. 0as gauge fpiro IN ben
Sfen geitellt, no adum 1T fir ItarI
500 grOB Pfeifen, gang abselebeu BON
ben troenen Sopfen unD pfannen, mel.
He bic Sirma aud fa6risiert.
Dieter 0fen pirb nit Sorf oe6eiat,
RTE bic gep0bnti8cH Stein6fen; man
fam eanit cine SiBe BON 1000 Grab
GelIius errei9en. 8terunOspdnaia
StuH6en btnOur9 muB nun allies bas
den. @enn bic 9Fsifen b~etausaenom.
men iperben, tau9t man Tie in SeiTens
bride, tuoour6 bas 9leben Der 9fetfen
perbiRbert tpirO. Die pfeifen BADEN
nab benz Baden cine bellipeiBe Garte
dngenOmmen.
sSn pieber anoeren q6tbeilungen Tipb
6rauen oamit beIdGftiet, bic gfeifen
III tortieren. gtuf 3ablloIe &leinioteitrn
muB bier gea9tet peroen, unb es 1T
leiat 81 begretfen, bab Elm gutter Sors
tterer ober cine CUTE Sortierertn fir bic
Sabrit Sch nert6 lit. aein 4un6er
oenn and, OaB bteIe 2eate Ie6r qut Zee
SabIt tperoen.
gbe man be pfsiTen berpadt, reitt
man lie tii9tig nit ppIlenen Qdpptn
Gb, ipObura iis einen matten @lans err
baIten. Dieter III elm beIunberes Semi
5eifen, Der retnen, 9uten @oubupFeife.
Die feinIten Sorten perben Johann nit
Gtttetten bsrieben lnb bic @erpaduna
fam ibren anfung nebmen.
SO sibt nod cine q6tbeiIuna. mo ii.
nise pfetfeniorten sefirniBt perben:
bieier SirniB pirb nit si%naebrannt,
llnb nun itebt bic pfeife aus, GIs Of ii.
cine Gluiur betommen bate. 0ie gers
padung sefdiebt ebenFaIls nit elmer
llnaIaubIi6eH @sIdidlt9teit. Die ga.
nimmt INNER cine Qlet6e qn,abt
gfeifen in bic Sanb unb leat lie in bic
Rite, bic nit SGgeipGnen ausoeFiillt
.piro. sSn ie6s &i1te Ieet man nd6 ais
tenn 9ebrdu6 aud elm paar Ioa. 9rGl.
tigdmspfetfen.
Sine beiOnOere gfeifenIurte 1T nidt
lebrannt, fonbsrn nur eetrodnet. Dds
'lr 1T d6er aud cine beTonSere Sprte
ION I%bnebmern n0tbiq. Saben bieIe
Elm pdur Sabre geIeqeH. bann
ann man tpobI bdraus rauden, font
nO6te i'd es uu9 benz leibeni6aFtIiGs
len Rauder nidt rat6en.
Sn groBen, aneinanoer areuaerfben
'%agerrdumen tuerbsu odnn bic &tIfen
Ilfeindroer seItellt. tteber ieber Sorte
an einem 9in6faben ober gifens
rabt bic pfeifenIprte, tpel6e bic &ife
10 oaB man ioSuIogen fat i'm
.unteIn bic ri6tige Gorte o6ne piel
duspGblen taun. 9(n cine Be-
dreibung Der Rameu, bic man 70 ben
gibt, mage i'd mid lieber nt6t.
70 tOuHte einem IeiGt I6pinbeIiq tper.
en- lnter al ben trummen. gruben,
tdsn nnb biinnen qfeifen. Mas man
= amfteroam SooSiss nennt, beiBt i'm
Jag 2elietuPies, unO 10 sebt es Itets
tt9 gu ben ionberbarIten unb j
npsrItanOli9iten Idmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

Bel elmer tiir5Ii9 gege6enen Dor.
ftsIllng in 8oitpds Menagerie i'm SHs
tdrio Bead Bart BET Rp&eHer, 81. y.
tpurbe cine Rummer dufsefibrt, bic
nt6t ailf benz programm itanb. gls
Der Sbierbdubiser &Dniasborfer feline
5luet oiiatiIdsn 20pen porfibren tpolls
te, 5eigten OtsfeIben Ti4 miirriIder
2atne unb setgtsH in omin0Ier Bsi1e
bic SABINE. Der ShierbGnbiaer tnullte
nergebens nit Der YeitI9e, dber dls CT
tie benz eiuen Inn bic Sbten fuuIen
Iieb, besab bteIer fi6, tpenn audi Iidts
LID tpibertpiIltg, auf 1einen pldb. Gr
lieB benz Susiten biefeIbt grmuute2
rltttg 3ttommer, ALIEN bieIsr fiir5te
lt9 briiIlenb auf tin unb mari i'm at
Soben. Gr bradte benz 2bierbdnbtasr
sdltmrne 8~erleBunger am re6ten &nte
bet, ebe bic berbeieilenben Wdrter Die
Settle nit eiIernen Stanesn IN tbrtr
&dfig 5~uritdtrei6sn tonnten. 3toei
Aer5te nabmen ben 8ertpuRbeten IN
8%sbanbIuns, Der rt9t uRerbebIt9e
8crIeBunsen buOoneetrasen bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

a%nseroItsts Stellen an M,ffern Be,
ftreiGe man nit pstrolsum unb rstbe
iie bierauf NIT bsibsemahtsm Tsinen
SdnSe rosr GtsinfObIsnafde ob. 2sbs
tsre IL bel Sil&meffern unbebirat BOT.
an3isben neil ielbR bet Ttinatiiebts
Sanb nod bic @sfobr In iid birat,
auf t,in.H StupItItnssn Rribsi ~ r..
atussn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

Mittel seSer ben Gtaf&rantseru9,
Mls ein5iges MitteI, I'm ben &druttss
ritiiGen gisiarantssra6 einiaermaa
Ben gu tsfettisen. gift 6ds AusnaI6en
nit GeifenDoiIer. BEN ettpas gblors
tcIt 5ueeiebt purbe. Ta3 ~bolItGnbt.
gem Nbtrodnen uno 2iiiten III Sann
Der ipetBe 9ei6lus. ben bas 3iElbIe@
astst. init S@mirselpdpter dbSureIben.
StBteres 1T ollerbings cine mlbIome
4rbetts, bic bel Ofttrsr @iebsrbOIuna sa
idnel!sr Qbniibuns Oes 8le6bei6laoes
fiihrt. aber dls einmdlige arinblihe
@etnisung III bcs 8erfubren nit bes
frieotsenbem grfoIg a%ntpenbbar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

Ssbstbie9Oinser snr gemifetuItur.
DER SeberOitbDiinser 1T in beSua auf
@itt uub Grfols EN- bOrsasli6er
Dinger fin ben @emiiIebdu unb fSnns
ts ben 9nunO gang OsrbrGnsen, tpsnn
mebr bupon borbanbsn mare. en- Der
@eltdlt bon ammOnidt entbGIt er pisl
.StidItcfi pbOspborIdl3s, Ralt unb
Hatronidlas. Sir ale Tsutten unb
i4psren 8obennrten III er .gdna pors
sisli4 unb StIlsris unb @urtsn sts
bsiben brilliant mad 5sberDisbours.r.
Sn Mdifer uufselOi I6bt sr Ii9 i'm
Summer nit beItem grfofs ols Ropfs
cher SiIfsbiinser p.rtusnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02
a4taHg 5armsr anS Wbga4tsr.

Sssnn ibr 0bitbaume lrsenb elmer VIZ
Opa,a5s' pout, Damn tolnmi An ums oS.,
pSfa al.s eurt Seitelun8en. HnIere aSvm,
lno pllanjeR Iino gut eepodien. frS,,;o
jug burden in SaScona6e Sountn oe,onsns
Y oSB lte beter 9ebeiben meroen oIs inI%,,
'hr Q aisS,pdriS be3iebt. ~
WPoentr Ruriern,
r,,,, WooDom, Wlo.
S~aSconube So
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-02

@is aus Mf6IGnb in DtscprTin
bertttet ptrb III Der 1uf bic gbippetpaa
SnOianer besiisIide 3enlus nunmetr
bollenbet porben. Gr be5ca fib ouf
bic Rotbbdute auf ben finf ReIerpas
tionen Der 81 goiute Meentur, ptldt
ale Chippewa Snbianer in 8isconItn
itnb WtnHeiota, nit Iusnabme berries
rigen Der 9ortb Gate R~eIerbation uins
fabt. Die 3abl bisfer belGuft 1id duf
5081 unO peribeiIt fi9 tpie folat: Rsb
GIiff, Asa; Bah 9iber, 1116; Gao
Gcurte OrrsiIles, 1901; Gao bu Slams
tsdu, TIA; Gonb bu Gao, GIG; @rGn6
9ortdse, 343. gu bieIen tpmmt nod
Der fogenannte r%berlorene Gtumm (loIt
Sribe) ber glei9fnlls gu Der Ga 9otafe
Qgentur seb6rt unN 1876 SeeIen 3dbIt.
Den Snbianern sripa91sn srobe Sins
liabnen aus benz inter ReQierunass
dnfii9t ftottfinbenben 6oIaIdluqtn.
S4on boz 5tpei Sabren tparen fir Its
bebeltentt 8etrGse in ben ganten BON
Slbion, aIbleb un6 Duluth bsponiert.
60 fur bic SnOtaner BON Bah Riber
$685., 1000. fir bic BON Reb gtiff
$96,666, fir bic bon Gao BIZ Slambsau
$4,000 unb fir bic BON Orrsillss
$1,000 SieIe 8strdse finb insptI6cn
infoIge bon 9oIabetlGuIsn i'm aanssti
auf $750Oo0 ansspu6Isn. 0ds Sch
tefinbet fi4 isboh untsr Der 0erpoIs
iung Der 9unbssrssisrung, unb "a
tpiro an sirSeIns Snoidner niemaIs
msbr dls $40 pro Monat du~sbesobIt,
unb AGAR nur in Iol9en 6GIIen, in
ipslden e fi@ nm tpirtIiae brtussube
g1arFnifIs banbeIt.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
Jamestown Alert: Owing

Jamestown Alert: Owing to
the unexpected appearance of
fax wilt in a field on the James
Lee farm north of the city about
200 acres will b. plowed up and
some 80 acres have already been
turned under. The crop looked
very promising until about ten
days ago. Other fields in the
same part Of the country are also
badly struck with the fatal flax
disease
A party of Devil Lake campers
were arrested at Wood lake by
an Indian marshal from Fort Tot
ten for fishing in a lake which
the government wishes to pr ,
tect. The party was detained
for a time, but allowed 10 go
upon their promise to leave the
lake
Judge Goss and family are
spending few weeks at their
cottage at Lake Metogoshe.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
John Hickey was thrown from

John Hickey was thrown from
the N. P. bridge at Grand Forks
by his companion, who evidently
wished to rob him. Both men
had been drinking some. Hickey
fell thirty feet to the ground be-
low and was badly injured about
the spine. He NAV die. His
companion, his hands bleeding,
sat down and was later arrested
and placed in Jail. Sieve raj wit
messed the spectacular event.
Call at Stoltz lumber yard
and get prices on all kinds OF
building material. Hard and
soft coal. C. 81. Rudd. agent.
The Grand Forks Herald does
not agree with Atty. Nestos of
Minot, in it's opinion Of the Eu-
land initiative and referendum
resolution. Mr.. Nestos thinks it
possible for one voter to force a
vote on any proposition.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

Judge Templeton of Grand
Forks is holding court at Bot
tineau sor Judge Burr.
A petition is being circulated
among the citizens to establish
school at Dou llas in time for the
fall term. This is a good move,
as there are now a number of
children here of school age.
The Minot dentists were all out
of the city on Friday and Satur-
day and a number of persons
were disappointed. The tooth
carpenters" must have taken a
notion all at the same time to en-
joy a vacation.
Oh! nv stomach's very uncertain
thing,
| suffered the torment that costive-
ness brings,
But now l am happy, normal and free,
a miracle wrought by HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea.
Mccoy Il Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
Morton County Wool Crop.

Mandan Pioneer: Thirteen cars
containing a little less than a
quarter million pounds of wool
were shipped from Glen Ullin
station this sea .on by one buyer:
This does not represent the total
of the wool clip in the country
tributary to that town as there
were quantity. The price ranged
from 21k to % cents per pound,
making a total Of over S56, 900
paid out by one buyer for wool:
This sum Of money, distributed
among the sheepraisers in July,
gives them an advantage over
the all. grain farmers who will
have to wait at least thirty days
longer before they begin to real
ize anything from their seasons
labor.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

Judge Goss has denied a mo-
for a new trial of w. H. Denny,
a former Williston banker, and
the case will be appealed. Den
nv was convicted Of the charge
Of receiving stolen horses.
An application for pardon for
Jake Erickson, the Minot bank
er, who is in the government
prison at Leavenworth is pend
ing, but will be decided soon.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
FOR SALE

Homestead 10 miles South OF
Ross. Will trade for City Prop
prty or sell on Monthly pay
mpnts. Price Right.
Homestead IA miles S. w Mi
not. Good Land. PRICE Re-
nUCED TO $4,000.
Homestead 3H miles from Ia
gus. Price $4,000.
Homestead near Ambrose.
Good Land. Price $15O. 90.
Ever ytIling in Real Estate.
A. w. TRACY, "The Land Man.
Office 20 der The Post Office.
It flows like electricity through your
veins: it does the work. II you are'
wasting away, take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Tea OF.
tablets. -MCCoY d GO.
Mr.. Glazer of the Branch store
now occupies an elegant new resi-
dence built on the North side.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
Chas. KitteIson 4 Benedict.

Chas. Kittelson, prominent
Des Laos farmer, was united in
marriage last Sunday afternoon
at the Catholic parsonage to Miss
V. Haystad, by Father Raith.
After the ceremony reception
was given for the happy couple
at the home of D. R. Jacobson
The bride has been a resident of
Minot since last fall. coming from
Milwaukee, Wis. She is fine
young woman and has made many
friends in this city. The groom
is one of Ward county's good
farmers, and he's one of our
best citizens. He has lived near
Des Laos for eight years where
he owns nearly a section of land.
He has a beautiful home. The
Independent e, tends. congratu-
lations.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
North Dakota butter has again

North Dakota butter has again
carried off first prize at the
North Dakota state tair. which is
all very well and gratifying.
When North Dakota becomes an
exporter instead of an importer
of butter we shall know that the
right use is being made of our
natural advantages.
A widow at Ray received $5,-
600 cash from the G. N. road as
COMPENSATION for the death If
her husband who was run over
by a coast train.
Judge Burr is trying criminal
cases this week at Rugby.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

Remember we make more pho
tographs and carry the largest
and best selected stock Of picture
frame mouldings west of the
Twin Cities. We please others,
why not you !?
Moore's Picture Shop,
If Minot, N. D.
A full line OF mixed paints, all
colors, in fact anything in the
paint line at the right price. F.
NJ. Schwartz, corner Main aud
Second streets. If
Minot Granite and Marble Works,
500 right-of-way, one block east Court
House, is now open for business.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
Farrners:

Why not keep your farms insured
against fire and tornado in the best com
psnies? Montgomery Il Compa' y, office
IN Renwald Land Agency, Mino:.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

The Bottineau base ball team
has played Al games this season,
winning 80 OF them.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08
Struck on His Cocoanut.

Tom Kelley, a Lynch farmer,
was driving to this city Tues.
day. leading a broncho. When
FIVE miles north of this city, the
bronck stopped dead still and
the rope being wound around
Kelley's hand, the man was jerk
ed out over the back OF his bug
gy. striking on bis head. Kelley
suffered a bad scalp wound, but
the steed did not get away.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

For swell wedding stationery,
call = rhe Independent office.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

mo % Il T ..s;sa S1s
advanced and sdce
fooled You'll
s?s.s o s
and strictly nadeat ann tie
much
$500, 900 to place in good Second and Third Farm
Mortgages, rate 1919 and l2b No bonus
EneIss
HERMAN N. MlDTB0, Donnybrook and Minot, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

Gov. Burke has appointed
Judge Young and M. F. Murphy
of the University board.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-08

II We haven't what you want
but we're more than likely to
have just what you want why,
we viii! send for Il p. D. q.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-19
AUlT

Mrs. V. D. Selby has had siege
of the grippe.
Born, December II, to Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Hart, son.
Mrs. NJ. A. Johnson of Alpha, Ia,
is visiting her son, c. A. Brayton, and
daughter, Mrs. F. ]. Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Perkins young
est daughter has had a sige OF pneu-
monia. but is improving now.
Dorothy. the little daughter OF MI
and Mrs. /. n. King. has been SICK
with bronchial pneumonia, but is
nearly well now.
]. A. Belcher has had well dug
on his property next to the Congrega-
tional church and they struck water
at twenty-five feet.
Alfred Rosen, who comes from Gree,
ley, has bought C. ]. Ryden's place,
and has opened a shoe shop in Greer
& Whittaker's building.
Miss Emma Burman of Wakefield,
Neb.. will spend the winter with her
brother, C. L. Broman. and is helping
in the store during the holidays.
Mr.. and rms. u l. Shirey have come
from Clearfield, Pa. and have rented
the Leeper house on First avenue.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-19
TIVE DELTA

John Clarkson made a business trip
to Denver last week.
Chas. Loloff Is painting his brother
in-law, Fiddlers, place. east OF Evans
Isabel Pattee from Greeley spent
from Friday evening until Sunday Wis
iting Rosy Waite.
Mr., and Mrs. Foley and children
spent sunday visiting MIR. and Mrs
stockton on Grow Creek.
Charley Lawrence and family moved
to Greeley some time ago. and ne mas
rented his farm to Mr.. Lawson.
The literary at the scohol house was
well attended last Friday night, and
a good and interesting program was
given.
Several Delta residents have been
on the sick list the past week, among
them being little Verna Herd. Mrs
Waite and Clarence Waite and Kay
mond Foley.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-19
GREEN CITY

Mrs. Brink returned Thursday from
Greeley.
The school. pupils and teacher, are
preparing Christmas entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Painter
came down last week from Denver
and are at their ranch.
Skating on the Empire reservoir is
attracting the young people. the ice
being the finest here for years.
A light rain fell here Friday night,
which soon turned to snow. The wind
blew from the north, and soon good
blizzard held sway. which lasted Sat
urday forenoon.
Messrs Brobyn. Gosselyn, Shook
and Harsh of Greeley spent ten days
at the r. v. Warner home. and made
several changes in the telephone line.
They finished their work and started
for their homes in Greeley Thursday
morning.
The young people who attended the
Wednesday night hop at the Griffith
home, became confused by the snow
storm while coming home. and wan
dered over the prairie until morning.
Baby Gladys CADET has recovered
from severe attack of membraneous
Group.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-19

Mr.. shirey is employed at the Ault
market.
Mrs. r. c. Hasbrouck. who has been
visiting the family of her son. Jaeoo
Hasboruck, returned to her home at
Idaho Falls, Ida. last Thursday
The potato shipments averago about
twelve carloads day. most OF which
20 to Kansas and Oklahoma, Pearls
bringing 65 cents and Rurals TO-
Mrs. ]. p. Mcfarland died OF pneu'
monia at Pierce last Friday morning.
They used to live at Ault and have
many friends here. The funeral was
held in the Christian church Saturday
afternoon. and the remains buried IN
the Ault cemetery.
Last Thursday evening the own
board signed contract with the U.
p. road to open Third street across
the railroad tracks, and the town
agreed not to ask for the openiug OF
b street for ten years. The aiload
authorities also leased to the town
the right to run the water pipes
across the railroad property for ten
years at 81 a year.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-19
sEEsE DRAW

Ed Fry of Box Elder is drilling a
well for John Oster.
Miss Meta Meyers returned from
Nebraska last Thursday.
Lyndon Journey went to Eaton last
week to remain this winter.
Mrs. Ginther and daughter Lizzie
are visiting relatives at Lafayette.
A baby boy came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Smalling on December
s.
Chas. Girvan was taken to Denver
last week to have an operation on one
of his lower limbs.
Instead of the meetings closing as
in last weeks items. and they were
continued all of last week.
Chas. Ginther had the misfortune TO
lose several of his finest sheer last
week by some animal killing them.
The German Sunday school will
have Christmas tree and program at
their church on the afternoon of
Christmas day.
Prayer meeting will be held every
Wednesday evening at the different
The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-19
EVANS

Mrs. d. d. Luper was reported ser
iously i'll Monday.
Miss Helen Coffman spent Friday
and Saturday with Eaton friends.
Mr.. Ortt has moved his pool room
fixtures to Johnstown. where he eN
poets to go into business for the pres
ent.
Adolph Erickson has been hauling
and shipping potatoes for the past
week. and has several thousand sacks
yet to ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias Mattox took
the train at Evans Sunday evening for
Denver. where they will visit for a
short time.
Mr.. Parsons of the Evans furniture
store, has been on the sick list for the
past week. g. R. Lansdale is looking
after the store during his absence
J. S. Flower of the Old Colony farm
received three carload of tiling to be
used in draining his land. Charles