The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-07

will soon launch five theatrical COM
panies in the northwest. Darlington
has had quite a successful career. In
his youthful days he was known as
Jim Kenshaw, having adopted the
name of Darlington, it is said, when
he went on the stage.
A. Walton of Glenburn reports his
wheat averaging from four to ten
bushels. he having threshed last week.
He threshed 20 acres of winter rye.
which averaged 10 bushels. He dis
posed of fifty bushels of seed to |. G.
Mcllroy, and 80 bushels to Chas. Mat.
son who have already sown it. Mr..
Walton threshed six bundle loads Of
bromus, securing 100 bushels of seed
His farming operations this year net
ted him some money
DiarrhOea is always more or less
prevalent during September. Be pra.
pared for it. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy y
prompt and effectual. 1t can always
be depended upon and is pleasant to
take. For sale by all dealers.
John H. Kirk, county Judge from
Bottineau county, has already an
nounced his candidacy for congress
from the Central district. This man
Kirk will be very fortunate indeed if
he doesn't turn out to be the early
worm that got caught. -.
Mrs, Christ Lucken, residing Two
miles east of Plaza, drank water from
can containing some Lewis lye and
she has been in a critical condition
since.
Mamie Bergman, 15-year-old
daughter of a Wahpeton shoe dealer,
was arrested in St. Paul, and sent
back home. 1t is believed that she
is the victim OF white slave agents,
altho she refused to involve anybody
Glenn r. Kamball, the Deadwocd,
S. D., banker, who disappeared from
his home fifteen years ago, and later
appeared at his wife's home at Lari-
more, has married a. widow So years
Of age, Mrs. Kate Lowenstein, at
Oklahoma City, Okla. Kimball re
fused to tell his wife or friends where
ne had been during all that time, his
wife refused to live with him again
Believing that he was dead, she had
received the insurance on his life but
was compelled to make settlement
with the company when her husband
reappeared. Kimball later moved to
Oklahoma where he has been eking
out an existence with a lunch wagon
| It is believed that he left his family
first, after becoming tired of his wife,
and later learning that she had pros.
pered, returned to take possession of
her property.
Green corn at the bat, hulled beans
IN deck, pumpkin pie in the hole and
ham gravy a-coming.
A Deering merchant advertises d
| top liner: 20. G.. Haug, for a square
| deal"
The Granville authorities have
placed notices at the limits of the
town warning autoists not to exceeG
the speed limits. and other towns
are following suit. Most autoists
speed up when going through town
wishing ITO furnish an exhibition fol
the natives.
The wife of Editor Stickley of Ken
mare, has been removed to a private
sanitarium in Minneapolis, where II
is hoped she can have even better
care than she has had. Mrs. Stick
ley has been very i'll for a year, anG
is she does recover, it will require j
long time.
| The schools at most of the towns II
| the state opened Monday. At Mohall
the board selected mostly norma
| graduates.
The Bottineau News thinks tina
| Congressman Hanna, who will prob
ably be the stalwart candidate fo1
governor, might just as we'll trot Oh
and let the people settle the matter
Duchess apples are being success
fully grown in eastern North Dakot.
this year.
Editor Gilbertsen thinks that "Pan
cake" Hanna would make first clas
governor.
Another of North Dakota has hat
his pay stopped. This time the vic
tim is J. D. Herman Of West Supe-