The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-08-10
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LOCAL P|CkUPS

ings association, the officers being
elected Monday night. Several Of
ficials are interested. There will
probably be between a hundred anu
two hundred members. The treasurer
will deposit the savings. which will
amount to from five to ten dollars
month for each member, and interest
will be paid.
VIM. Farrell, deputy aud tor of Di
vide county, with his wife and baby
visited AIinot Saturday. Mrs. Farrell
was enroute to Crookston 20 visit Mr.
and Mrs Richard Callaghan, her par
ents.
Or. Archie MCDANIEL spent several
days last week at Regina, Sask., Wis
iting relatives.
The Minot Academy of Music has
moved from the Samuelson block To
rooms in the Roell block, formerly &C
cupied by the Prescott School of MI
sic.
! LII MI tSASOA, viz oIOA0 LII Oiuh
/ ler's Prince Albert coat, was found
! guilty of grand larceny, and Judge
Leighton sentenced him to one year
IN the pen Tertiary. Mortenson is
/ wondering what he would have got
| ten, had he stole Eds pants, as well
Thos. O'Neil of Kenmare, who
| pleaded guilty to assault, was Sell
fenced by Judge Leighton to fifteen
days in the county Jail. His brother
Jamee, guilty of the same offense,
drew SIS fine. These men were en-
gagged in a fight in Winston mine,
from the effects of which Their victim
met death.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mcdaniel is expected
to arrive in Minot soon for a brief
visit She is now living at Pasadena,
Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Smell and
son returned from months visit in
Minneapolis and Taylor's Falls, MINI.
Mr.. Smell purchased fine new Frank
lin auto which will arrive soon. .r
The home lof Judge E., B. Goss,
located beaut. fully on the brow of the
South hill, has been sold to IS. II
!, Rasmussen Of Carpio, who will move
to. this city that his children may haye
{, the advantages OF our excellent
schools.
Mrs. C. F. Truax has returned from
the Glib ranch south OF White Earth,
where she spent several weeks with
her parents.
It will be pleasing news to the many
friends of Miss Blanche Dalager, to
learn that she will teach the seventh
grade in the Minot schools the com
ing year. Miss Dalager taught In Far
60 last year, but was anxious to get
back to good town. Her mother and
sister, Miss Ruth Dalager, are expect
. ed to return to the city with her.
: Lucky Bob st. Henry spent Thurs
day night in Minot enroute from Leeds
w hCSlHo AO 40 GANlAS an GA,
! hibiti ION this week with his Curtfss
j, flying machine
! E. J. Renwald, formerly employed
, at Smallwood's, and brother OF T. r.
Renwald, our land man, visited in Nj
not Thursday enroute to his home at
Froid, Mont, here he owns half sec.
, tton OF choice land He says there II
a good half crop in that vicinity this
year.
, of the White Earth Record. 1t is re.
, ported that former Editor Canterbury
{ has not left for good, but wishing
, something to eat, is out working at
! another Office.
! More printers than usual are look
' ing for work in North Dakota. The
3 travelling journalists from all over the
/, west have come back TO Gods country.
: There we're some angry ranchers
and farmers at Stanley last Friday
when they drove In many miles to at
tend Barnes animal circus only to
/, find that the show did not appear at
, all, but on account Of the rain, re-
manned over at Minot in hopes Of get
.ting few shekels more by doing %.
The Wdlliston State says that A. g.
Chase landed the presidency Of the
( Minot normal school, meaning Crane.
There was pretty chase, however,
!, for the Job, In which eight good men
participated.
u Elmer p. Nolte, formerly drug
!, clerk at Wilnston, committed suicide
at Dickinson by swallowing acid.
4 Chickens are reported very plentiful
and ducks will be numerous, too.
North Dakota is the hunters Paradise.
Emil Leben Of Velva, enroute to