The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-11-03

A young married couple in Mino
who disputed for months over the
question as to whether they would
buy two motor cycles or a runabout
finally compromised by getting a baby
carriage.
The Carpio News has gone parti
ally Democratic, but the country
won't go to bow-wows.
Andrew Noble, chairman OF the
Board of County Commissioners o.
Mckenzie, ran his machine into the
Missouri river, and both Andrew anC
his machine went to the bottom
Andrew was fshed out little the
worse for his experience, and the
machine was gotten out with diff
Guilty. Andrew declares that the
ferryman had not swept the dust
from the river ahead and he thought
ne had a clear track.
The stork has been working over
time at Berthold.
A sand hill crane, becoming tired
of flying against the wind, fell into
the yard at Nick Schilling's home al
Berthol, where it was captured. Nlcl
thought for a. time that he had caugh
a stork.
Flaxton has Withdrawn form the
Burke county seat race and is sup
porting Bowbells.
Louis Hill, President Of the Great
Northern railway, writes that the
company expects to complete the Ayl
line from iMinot to Fargo next year
commencing early in the spring
where the work was left off, some
80 miles east of this city.
The jury room at Bismarck has
been fitted up with beds, and here
after the jurors will not be compel
ed to lie on the floor during those al
night sessions.
Flint Bros. of Cando have leased
the Williston State from Ben White
head.
The Young Mems Republican clul
of Bismarck has endorsed c. A. john
son for governor.
Mrs. Jake Clementage, living cas-
Of Carpio, mistook gasoline for keso
sene, when she poured it on blaze
The doctor says she will recover.
The voters OF Plain, White ASH
Muskego, Prescott, Lincoln and Va1
Buren, townships, should remember
that although those townships are nj
longer a part of Ward county, they are
still part Of the Goth legislative dis
trict. The republican nominees TO-
the Legislature from this district art
Walter R. Bond, John J. Lee, r. A
Nestos and A. M. Thompson.
The Plaza Pioneer claims that autos
out campaigning for a certain towr
for county seat are loaded down witt
whiskey.
Tom Lynne, a prominent young tar
mer living near Plaza, died from
hemorrhage of the lungs.
O. ]. Rued Of Plaza, broke down
with his auto at Elbowwoods. Leaving
his wife in the machine he walked
home a distance of % miles and wen
back for her with horse and buggy
arriving about midnight.
The'gun man has a quick eye, {
steady hand, a true aim. He hits tn,
mark Trophies adorn mis- den ant
to his frineds he recounts thrilling
encounters on the trail with thu
animals whose pelts decorate hi
walls. These souvenirs are no
accidents Of his career-they are thu
real trade Of his life. He can shoot
He stands behind his gun with tn,
knowledge and experience Of man.
years of good shooting. His shot goe'
true and straight to its mark.
It is with no thought of Boosting
but entirely one of our pride tina
We point you to the many homes bull
of Our equality goods" Satisfied far
mers who boost for our boards, sat
isfied masons who praise our cement
| satisfied merchants with whom w,