The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-12-21

ed by Gov. Burke. He considers tie
convention Of great value to him and
says he would not take thousand
dollars for what he learned.
n. H. Johnson, a prosperous Fox
holm farmer, transacted business in
the city Monday.
A. r. Hanson, wife and sons, from
Foxholm, are spending the winter in
San Diego, Cal. Mr.. Hanson had a
very good crop this year. When the
first snow arrived, he offered a small
piece of fax for $3.50, and not finding
buyer, he proceeded to thresh 1t,
getting $3.50 from that crop.
Samuel Thompson of Crookston,
who bought the Chas. Kelly farm OF
500 acres, north Of the city, called at
this Office Monday and had his name
enrolled in our subscription book.
John Deegan Of Logan, suffering
from the after effects Of having .
tooth pulled, spent several days IN
the hospital in this city.
John MtIsaacs from Lone Tree,
was in the city Tuesday. John comes
to Minot about once every two years
on the average, and always pays this
office a visit. He says no has 80
bushels of potatoes safely stored =
his cellar which he will market in the
spring.
The quicker cold is gotten rid of
the less the danger from pneumonia
and other serious diseases. Mr.. B.
W. l.. Hall, of Waverly, Va, says:
~ firmly believe Chamberlain Cough
Remedy to be absolutely the best
preparation on the market for colds.
have recommended it to my friends
and they all agree with me-" For sale
by dealers everywhere.
Tuesday at the NJ. E. parsonage
in this city, at 2:30 occurred the we'd
ding of Mr.. Isaac Nicholson and Miss
Stella Brady, both prominent young
people of Glenburn. Miss Brady
was becomingly dressed in a blue
cloth gown and was unattended. A
wedding dinner was rendered them at
the home of Mrs. Allen O'Dell OF
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson
will reside on the O'Dell farm near
Glenburn and the congratulations of
their many friends of that city will
go with them to their new home.
Another Ninot bride of the Christ
mas season was Miss Violet Tooke,
whose wedding was a pretty home
event OF Monday evening The man
Of her choice is Mr.. Wilfred Smith,
also Of this city, and Miss Tooke's
parental home was the setting which
they chose for the exchange of the
marriage VOWS. Miss Tooke was
gowned in white silk trimmed IN pale
blue and her maid was Miss Ella
Budke. Mr.. Smith was attended b.
Mr.. Edwin Carter and the exchange
Of VOWS spoken before Rev T. A.
Olsen was witnessed BY large gath
ing.
Robert Graham Of Forest River, N.
!, D., is visiting at the home Of Dr..
and Mrs. T.. J. McCan~e' Mr.. Gra-
ham IL M1. McCanners brothee.
! Mrs. A. J. Mcconnell who has boqu
seriously i'll for weeks, is recovering
slowly.
J. w. Rode left Sunday for Som
ers, Mont, where he will spend the
! holidays with his children, who are
! spending the winter with their aunt
He will be absent two weeks
/ J. s. Reilly and F. Andrews from
Norwich were visitors at this office
bright and early Monday morning
Mr.. Andrews steered his friend in
to subscribe for the Independent,
stating that he wanted to do him a
favor. ~
A great coat bargain-1 can sell
you a regular s35 calf skin overcoat
for $40 90. The workmanship is SIM
ply perfect. will also trade you
tbs coat for hides or furs, Come in
and see It. e. A. Harhouse. the
, Hide and Fur Dealer, Minot, near 500
depot u
Sig Richardson has well develop
ed case Of smallpox. Aside from
marring his usual beautiful complex.
ion, Sig is getting along quito we'll,
thank you.
Miss Lillian Evans and brother
Jesse left Tuesday for Marshall Mo-,
where they will visit several weeks. !
They had not been back to their old
home since coming to North Dakota
ten years ago, and naturally will have
an ENJOYABLE visit in the land Of the