The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-07-06

stopping at many points enroute.
They had a delightful Journey Mr..
MCGEE says he encountered some poor
crops between Valley City and 'Minot
Victor Sandberg left today for West
field, N Y, to spend six weeks with
his parents.
The stork left fine eight pound
girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. w
'Sandberg, July 5 ~. ~.
Mrs. Olive Wright and daughters,
Misses Alta and Helen Wrihtg are ex-
; pected from San Antonio, Ter, Sat-
urday night to spend the summer
They have been spending several
weeks along the gulf.
Ed. McConville, one of the Oldest
express men on the G. N. is here TAX
ing the place of K. Smith who was re-
Gently injured. Ed. used to haul ex-
press through the mountains in Mol
tana before the railroads penetrated
lndI WIluCTucSS
Right in your busiest season when
| you have the least time to spare you
are most likely to take diarrhoea and
lose several days time, unless you
have Chaberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy AT hand and take
dose on the first appearance of the
| disease. For sale by all dealers
Rain amounting to 2:72 inches has
| fallen in Minot during the last sixty
days according to a report issued
today by Weather Observer Bates
Aside from the fact that the weeds
are bad in places the crops in this
section continue to look very good.
The maximum temperature Saturday
and Sunday was 80.
They are telling pretty good joke
on Billy Jones. Bill was skeptical and
did not believe that Dewey Dorman
would ever dare to attempt to fly his
machine Bill stood not far from the
machine and shortly before the thing
was started, some one cranked up an
auto, and friend told Bill to run, for
the thing was after him. He went
across that track at rate that would
make Don Densmore ashamed Of him
self. t;a~i~.s 10.
Minot may have had sane 4th, but
there are lot Of young Americans in
this city who started in. in the good
old fashioned way about two weeks
prior to that glad day and the chanc-
es are they win continue to burn up
powder for weeks to come. Times
have changed considerably In the past
quarter Of a century since the writer
risked his lie to mar the peace and
happiness Of his elders, but the flre
cracker goes OF with the same old
racket, only mayhap q tribe louder
and It will likely 10 ever thus. Boys
will never cease to be boys.
Through an oversight the 1ndepend-
ent failed to give the result OF the
ball games played at Burlington dur
ing the Old Settlers Ptcuic. The first
game was played between Burlington
and Foxholm, Burlington winning I
to 1. Burlington defeated the Minot
K. Cs Z to S. Three games were
played between Burlington and velva
Burlington winning every game. Ten
innings were played in the first game
IN the second the score was to 2
and In the third 10 to 5. Burlington
defeated Surrey IA to 4 but IN the last
game Surrey won 8 to s. The Burling-
ton team Is making quite a record
Just name us tho place that IL inner
IN the summer than North Dakota !.
Minot people ought to % their travel
Ing IN the winter, II indeed they feel
that they must get away, and remain
in North Dakota for the lovely sum-
mer months The long evenings are .
dsMght. Sunday evening The writer
and his 1sttsr hale accompanied Mr..
and Mrs.. ". II. RsfgAaFe IN tAslr