The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-08-13

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Fred w. Whitman left Monday for
Michigan where he will sell rubber
goods and see the sights for few
days.
Berger Larson of Mohall, and ev-
erybody knows Berger, who in the
olden days was resident of Minot,
is now conducting the Mohall meat
market, having bought the interest
Of his partner. He has disposed OF
his interest in the livery barn at
Mohall. His market is now located
on the main street next to the First
National Bank and the appearance
of his shop would be a credit to
city several times the size OF Mo-
hall. Berger is on the square every
way and deserves success.
J. G.. Casper, who IS operating the
Leland Hotel, at Glenburn, is enjoy
ing fine business. He has three
story hotel, with "a bed rooms, which
he built in the fall of 1906. Previous
to this Mr.. Casper was running the
restaurant, and is one of the pioneers
of Glepburn, having lived there ever
since the town started.
johnson and Haugen, Of Mohall,
are working up a splendid business
in general merchandise in their store
They have been located there for the
last two years, own their own Dulld-
ing and are a permanent institution
of that hustling little city. Mr.. Haug-
en- is the local manager of the con-
Germ and is a pleasant young man
to meet. We predict that this firm
will, by their straight forward bust
ness methods, forge their way to the
front ranks Of the business houses
of Mohall
free matinee for children, Will
he given Friday afternoon at the Ly'
ceum theatre. 1t will be the origi-
raj Buster Brown and his dog Tlge.
There will be great deal Of fun
in store for the little fellows, and all
of them will be given pretty SOU
yenir. The show is absolutely free
and is Put on by Mitchell, the cloth
Ter, and furnisher. Don't miss it.
Buy your children's shoes and OK
fords at COST Samuelson.
Chas. Gibson, the railroad employe
who was Instantly killed at Tagus
last week, was inferred Sunday in
the potter's field, but later the body
was removed to Rose Hill cemetery.
It was ascertained that the deceased
was not county charge.
Joseph Roach from the 18th legisla-
tive district, J. P. Smerud of White
Earth from the 44th District and P.
J. Connole Of Mohall from the 43rd
district were elected state commit
teemen last Friday Jos. Roach de-
feated J. NJ. Devine IA to 9. Mr..
Roach has been prominently identi-
fec with the state politics for some
time, and the results of the election
shows that he still is there with the
pull. He is President of the Sec
ond National Bank and is one OF
the substantial business men of the
Northwest
The Minot Fats are making great
preparations for their game of base
ball game with Williston Thursday.
Suits have been ordered and they
will be made from Occident Flour
Sacks, advertising the best brand OF
-four made by the Russell-M1ller
Milling Co. of this city. The tailor
informs us that he found it neces-
sary to use two of the sacks for
Tracy. Imagine the big land man
skipping over the diamond with these
words appearing conspicuously "One
reason why Occident costs little
more than other bdands of flour.
81 Shoes and oxfords at cost. Samuel
son Shoe Store.
One Eclipse Hay press, size 1S by
Y % inches by # in good condition.
Only used one fall. Owner has good
reason for selling. Inquire at Minot
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