The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-11-30

riness. The nrst question happened
to pe. "Ian u woman dress on $40
year." He took the affirmative and
"neu last seen, he had climbed up
m,o uue hay loft and pulled the lad
uer up after him.
ii we had every cent that is com
i.g to us tomorrow, we could meet our
olfgat.ons without delay. We nave
| cores CT small accounts that ought
20 be paid, and many who owe them
coulu just as Well pay them as not.
We hope that those knowing them
selves indebted to the Independent
will remember us, for with just
| little help on the part OF each Will
help us materially. We have a pref
" good sized elephant on our hands
in the shape OF a carload OF print
paper, and are depending on those
who owe us to come thru.
Go to E. A. Harthouse with your
hides. Highest cash prices. IL
Atty. r. c.. Morton of LansIord
has announced hrs candidacy for
county Judge. Lansford has asked
for very little politically and as Nor
ton is a good brainy gentleman, with
just the qualifications for this office,
he ought to win in a walk.
Do your Christmas shopping early,
that is If you intend to do any shop
ping this year.
Holiday advertising has already
begun with some of the Independents
adv ertisers. There may be less
stocks of holiday goods carried in
| Minot this year, so that those who
have the goods and advertise them,
ought to do a better business than
common.
The Independent keeps adding new
subscribers right along. Mr.. Rode
brot in fifteen new names from up
the 500 line while as many more
were added in the office. The hide
pendent never had as large list Of
paid up subscribers before.
Mrs. J. o. l.. Moeller of Rugby.
N. D., who has her diploma from the
Chicago Musical College, and who has
had many years experience teaching
both in Chicago, Minneapolis. ST. Paul
and many North Dakota towns, has
organized a class in music in Minot.
She comes to this city with the best
of recommendations and references.
Anyone wishing to arrange for les
sons can find her Dec. 4th at POI E.
9TH street, at residence of Mrs. John
Daigle, or write her at Rugby.
G. G. Richards left Friday night
for San Diego, CAL, where he will
spend the winter. He intends en-
saging in the real estate business.
Mrs. H. E. Hanson, wife Of Nc
Coy's chief pharmacist, has arrived
form Minneapolis, where she has
| been visiting for several months.
A. M. Thompson has returned from
Deer Park, Wis, where he was call
ed by the serious illness of his father
Attic his father is still quite ILL., Mr..
Thompson was compelled to return
home to attend to matters of busi-
ness. .. i,
W. E. Schafer who is looking after
the credit department of the Rogers
Lumber Co., at Regina, sask., spent
last week in this city.
N. @. Cdegard, Aashter of the
Poplar, Mont, bank, is in the city to.
day, visiting his cousin, J. w. Rode,
whom he had not seen for years.
W. c. Glib, the Mountrail county
rancher, is in the city on business.
Aug. Zethrin, the Max merchant
greeted old friends here Friday.
VIM. Hunt, from southwest of the
city, left Monday for his old home in
Rochester, Ind, to spend the win
ter.
D. II. Merrif1eld, the internal rev.
enue collector, transacted business in
Minot this week
Deputy Sheriff Doherty arrested
Jack Abbott, az Burlington Friday,
charged with pigging.
James McKone OF Bismarck, is
here to spend Thanksgiving with his
brother, Owen, of Missouri.
Miss Helen Chatfield, one Of the
nurses at st. Joseph's hospital, is at
Mccullough, N. D., spending Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs Seablom,