The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-02-01

VIII. 0NA/Ou6AAASNs AyO0S X0A AASAs
threshed his fax the latter part Of
January with gasoline outfit. A
rather unusual sight, yet scores Of
threshing rigs are at work in the
northwestern part OF the state. Con-
tinuous vaudeville.
The Ryder News has endorsed A.
NJ. Thompson for the senate from this
district. Its certain that Mr.. Thomp-
son will be a candidate TOR some Of
fee and he's pretty sure to get what
he goes after.
A few weeks ago, Mrs. Haugland Of
Warwick, daughter of ]. P. Peterson
of Ryder, died, and last week, the
infant motherless child passed away
The Ryder Lutherans are planning
on building a large church soon.
The RYDER News is publishing some
nice juicy mortgage notices.
The Burlington fre department
rracticed on a big bonfire of dry goods
boxes and Chief IMadsen and his men
demonstrated that they are able to
cope with the flames.
Not long ago one of our prominent
young men was spending an evening
with lady friend (?) when mamma
sailed into the parlor saying "Mr. -
are you here for pleasure or do you
really mean business?' The sit'rat1on
began to look serious to the young
man, so he took his hat and bade
her fond goodnight
Geo. H. Mikkelson, the Deerine
blacksmith, died last week after
two months illness from typhoid fev-
err. He was a citizen highly respect.
ed.
The Columbus Reporter goes after
the states attorney of Burke county
because he insists on having con-
stable serve papers issued out OF his
Office, instead Of the shertf. The
Reporter says that Sheriff Steinhofer
is not making decent wages from his
office.
J. P. Wallace of Burlington has a
lemon tree grown in North Dakota
that has nice large lemon on it. He
is thinking of presenting the lemon
to Editor Myers.
The burlington nimrods are shoot
ing many rabbits and Editor Myers Is
rejoicing that he is able to get an oc-
casional square meal We envy him.
! Harvey johnson Of Burlington, is
| in charge of the law office of, his
father James Johnson who is enjoy
. ing a vacation at the springs at Kra-
mer Ind.
Editor sperry Of the Drake News
; | denies the report that he will seek
greener fields. He says he's going
!, to stay for the big show.
The Lansford Journal man thinks
that the North Dakotan who haa
managed to break even during the
past two years, is an embryo CAPT.
talist.
Norman B. Black. the popular
Grand Forks editor, who was re-elec
ted President Of the press associa-
ton by reclamation, says he feels
more proud Of the honor than had
he been elected governor Of North
Dakota. Still, It is expected that
} some of his admirers will start an
other Black boom for governor
If Editor Holbefn of the Lansford
Journal makes his business assocl-
, ates give him the walk hereafter
they should not take any offense. The
, editor has just been reelected sec
rotary of the N. D. Press association
, and 1t is the general Impression that
, Ines the very best secretary this or
, SANITATION has ever had.
II George J. Sauer Of Tolley, who
owns the Mouse River Park, will con
), vert his park into a chautauqus
!, ground, where in July a series Of
: eleven high class entertainments vii
be given. Mr.. Sauer pays $4,000 fol-
} the course and the various towns
: of the Loop are expected to take
!, enough tickets of his hands to pay
, +; the expenses. Tickets for the clever
t numbers will be sold for $500. Mo
{ hall has been allotted 20 tickets ant
, Kenmare 100. Tents will he rented
and many campers will enjoy an out
: ing.
t There is no better medicine made
3 ! for colds than Chamberlain's Cough
: Remedy It acts on natures plan. re
. lieves the lungs, open the secretions
aids expectoration. and restores thu
system to healthy condition. Fol
sale by all dealers.
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