The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-06-11
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"DRADY DoiNGs."
Sunday the Des Laos baseball team
nlaved against the brady team. The
game was very one-sided in resulted
in a score Of 10 to 8 in favor of the
THE dance at Gilbert UnderdahPs
was well attended in spite of the
rainy weather. All had very en-
joyable time.
John Underdahl was Minot Wis
itor Saturday.
Miss Ryan, Mr.. Breslin, Miss Lon
mes and Mr.. Meyers of Des Laos
drove to brady for the game Sun
day.
Sidney Morrison visited at Minot
on Saturday.
Mr.. brady returned to Stanley last
week.
Mrs. H. J. Herzog and daughter
Margie Were Minot visitors Satur-
dav rxsM
Mr.. A: Hodgins Of Minot visited
at brady.
Des Laos was we'll represented at
the base ball game at brady. Among
the lady visitors were Mrs. Master
son. Miss Roberts, Mrs. Bradley, Miss
Iionner, Miss Ryan, Miss Bradley,
and Mrs. Becker.
Homer Wilson took in the social
at Cogdills School House the 9Th
of the month
The Misses Alice and Fannie
Brown, and Mr.. Corcoran attended
the dance. 70
The six base ball teams In this
city are getting busy and some spir-
tied games have been played. The
game Monday night between the
Court House bunch and the Juniors
resulted in a victory for the latter
8 to 0. The court house boys are
spreading the war paint and intend
to retrieve themselves.
Zeno Bruegger, former employe
of this office has sold his Williston
farm for $4,000 and passed through
Minot Tuesday enroute to WATERFOWL.
Wis. where he will take care Of his
aged mother.
10. A. Plummer, travelling salesman
for the Minot Grocery Co., was unit
ed in marriage Wednesday to Miss
Reinhardt in Grand Forks. They will
make their home in this city
Col. Frank Hyland, the well known
Devils Lake Auctioneer, was a Minot
visitor. Mr.. Hyland had been at
Dickinson, conducting big sale. His
territory is very extensive as he oft
en- cries sales in Manitoba He is
one Of the best auctioneers In the
state.
III. E. Smith bought full blooded
Holstein calf from J. Lee. The farm
ers are raising better stock right
along.
Several of the farmers are putting
In nice fields of corn. ]. p. Ellsber-
~ has thirty acres, A. P. slocum
thirty or forty acres and G. P. Rus
sell large field. All Of It is look
ing well.
The I. o. o. F.. held memorial serv-
ices in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday afternoon.
Paul v. Mccoy and wife left Mon
day night for the lakes OF Wisconsin
where they will spend several weeks
fishing and having good time
A heavy hail storm occurred south
of this city sixteen miles Friday
night, when C. M. Christenson's crop
was battered up somewhat. The crop
was not damaged much il any, but
the hail would have proven dlsas-
trous had the crop been more ad.
vanced.
Henry Botz of Cando was in the
city Saturday. Mr.. Botz was mem,
Der Of Minot's first band which furn-
ished music in the year 1896. Finch
the leader of the organization, and
the boys looked swell with their
blue swallow tailed coats. BY the
way. Mr.. Botz still has his old blue
coat. Other members Of the band
were Frank and VIM Slatky, Chas
jacobson and H. T. Van Wagner
There were sixteen or seventeen
members OF the band. Money Musk
and the other old tunes were played
with q vim.