The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-10-12
AROUND About
THE CITY

Somebody tin canned a poor OLD
harmless hound Saturday and nc
doubt considered he was doing q
very wise act.
Twenty couples attended the first
ball of the season given by the East
ern Star at Masonic Temple Friday
evening. Quigleys orchestra favored
the pleasure seekers with some Z!
the very latest music. A daintJ
lunch was served.
The Elks will give Harvest ball
at the Home FRAY night. The com.
mittee consisting of Grant S. You
mans, Mr.. Dietz and E. l.. Rowan, will
spare no pains in prepare ton for the
event. The rooms will be decorated
in an appropriate manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Henderson al.
where they We're married last week,
rived from Williston, where they
were married last week, and will
make Minot their hoe. Mrs. Hen
derson, who is charming young wo.
man, will be welcomed by Minot So
ciety.
| Editor Larin Of the Ryder Journal
made the Independent frAternal
call Saturday. The editor has fine
! newspaper plant at Ryder and is CIV
! ing all the news in the best of style
He will pay particular attention to
the realestate business.
The total enrolment at the state
! university is 543, 499 being OF col.
! lege rank an "a in the Model high
! school. The enrolment shows a gain
i of 20 over the same date last year
Mrs. c.. G. Richards, accompanied
| by her children, has gone to New
Paris, o., to spend several months
! Mr.. Richards and his partner, A. F.
| Rost, expect to leave for Ohio dur
Ing the winter, from where they will
go to California for few months
W. E. Dunnell of the Minot Flour
Mill, reports having bought very good
wheat. but most of it is grading No.
3. This will be about the average, no
believes.
Chas. Zehringer, assistant cash
Ter at the Union National bank, -
building a fine modern home on Alice
street, to cost about $1,000 when
completed. re-"
| o. S. Sannerud, formerly deputy
county auditor here and also connect
ed with the Ward Co. Abstract Co. i.
is now conducting thriving merriam
tile business at Westby, Divide county
| John Fl. Stenersen spent a week with
him recently. ;. .~c,s-
E. w. barrow of Benedict passed
thru tMinot Monday en- route to Gull
Lake, Sask.. wsere he has a home
stead.
D. Cady has been appointed pound
master for one year by the city COM
mission.
The city will sue Peter Ehr for $125.
the amount Mr.. Ehr agreed to pay for
the old water tank, which he has so
far refused to accept.
Jos. w. Rowan, sexton of the Ros a
Hill cemetery, has resigned.
Lame back is one Of the most com
mon forms of muscular rheumatism. y
few applications of Chamberlain
Liniment will give relief For sale by
all dealers.
H. D. Hodges Of Sawyer, one of
the jurors in county court, visite,l
the Independent office Monday.
Phil G. Heintz, of Rochester, Mimi
vice president of the Glenburn State
bank, arrived in Minot Tuesday and
was met by G. l.. Gould, president of
the bank, who took him over to
Glenburn in his auto. Mr.. Hentz will
spend two weeks in this part of the
state
The $l50 which the Great North
ern Railway Co. gave for the new ar
mory, arrived this week.
Ex-Sheriff Sorenson, who nov
lives at Sherwood. was in the city
rr,ocdav RI ottord tho noatinp ne the