The Ward County independent., 1907-03-28

Drady Dots.
john Underd ahl has his feed mill in
running order and is. doing tiourishiug
h,,t.;noes NyI, u" II
Jo hu Flom returned from Cannon
Falls Wednesday.
The Misses Ora and Ada Wilson are
secove.rii1p1g cove.rii1p1g from the measles \ aa''.
School will commence on the Somer's
School house Monday, April 1st. with
Miss Matgie F. Herzog as teacher:
Miss Pearl Blom is visiting friends in
Mihot- |" Y y
We are pleased to say that Lewis
Maupiul is able to leave the hospital He
viii probably be confined to his home
Tor risome time, but is recovering from
his injuries as speedily as could be ex-
pected. Hf
Marg;e Herzog returned to her home
Wednesday, after a two weeks visit
with frieuds and relatives in Mlnot.
allow do you like the roads!
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Okins visited at
the home Of j. Underdahl Sunday.
It is expected that Sunday School
will bo started April 7th, in the Somer
school house. The first meeting Will be
held at 3 p. m. in order to elect officers,
etc. All are most cordially invited to
como and bring your friends.
x,icifinn Po1Q.
tives in Velva,
81. morrison has returned from La.
gus, where he spent the greater part OF
the winter. His jovial presence is well
come in this vicinity.
Town election was held in the school
house ruesday, Mrrch 10. The voters
of the township do not seem very patr-
otic as only twenty three votes were
cast. It is said that the directors will
meet at H. j. Herzog.
Miss Lena Underdahl will soon begin
her school in Burlington Dist. No. 2.
WE. Gull was brady caller last
week.
Arthur Hostvedt has gone to Canada
where he expects to file on claim.
Arthur Beckman is spending a few
days with friends in Minot.
mrs. Fred Anderson has been on the
sick list.
Gilbert Westby had narrow escape
from being hurt last Wednesday. HIS
horses we're houndering in a snowdrift
when the pole came down and stuck IN
to the snow, upsetting the cutter. The
horses became frightened and attempt
ed to get away.
we wonder why Gilbert did not walk
instead of riding when the roads are
almost impossible, but OF course, "clr.
cumstances alter cases" Isn't that
right, Gilbert?
The snowdrifts are disappearing slow
but sure. and inside of q week Mother
Earth will have changed her snowy
mantle for one verdant green! That is
where the ground is not plowed.
The farmers are preparing tor springs
work. Almost every farmer Will seeo
bigger acreage this spring than ever.
One good cutter with leather top and
ali modern appliances, for sale by Gil
bort Westby, brady, N. Oak. A bar
gain If taken at once.
xarried-Sunday, March TO-, John NJ.
johnson and Miss Oleana Moe. Mt.
johnson for three or four years, has
been one of our prosperous farmers
Last tall he sold his farm and is now
brakeman on the G. N. Miss Moe spent
some weeks here last:fall and her friends
ARD numbered by her aequalntances.
Nay theirs be long, happy and pros
porous life.
II. A. Wicknrn purchased team OF
horses last week.
The appearance Of gophers and mea-
dow larksu are signs that spring must De
on the road TO n. Oak. II will, indeed,
10 4 most welcome visitor.
Why not start the A. s. Of e. meet
ings sson.
Hardy Cooper returned from Mo. Sat
urday. He brought ton horses tor VIM.
Hunt.
Peter Burg has gone to Harmony,
MINI. He is expected to return soon
With 4 carload Of horses, COWS and
cAfckeus, etc. Pete is hustler and will
d doubt make great success OF his
taF'm.
1(iss Inas Kolstsd returned from Can
m Falls Wednesday.
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