The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-06-27


as the pure food law requires purity
in its products .-Omemee Herald.
W. A. Stickley passed thru Minot
Friday enroute to Grand Forks, from
Kenmare. stick" is making good on
the Times as his friends all predicted
he would. Mrs. Stickley who is still
at Kenmare is not gaining very fast.
She was up and around until recently
when she fell sustaining serious in
Juries.
Mis-. Frank Roach was called to
her home, Arcadia, s. d. by the ger
ious illness Of her father.
Mrs. Jos. Roach and Gladys Roach
left for Lakeville, MINI. where they
will spend the summer at the beau.
tiful lakes.
Walter w. Madden, of Plaza one
of the Berthold reservation home
steaders, visited Minot Monday ana
added his name to our list. His for.
mer home was Fergus Falls, MINI.
F.. G. Neuman of Max, visited Mi
not friends Monday. There are three
Of the Neuman brothers living near
each other at Max, all of whom are
prospecting nightly, and they deserve
it, too.
John o. Underdahl from Plaza,
transacted business in Minot Monday
John says the crops look even better
around Plaza than here, and the far.
mers are jubilant for they harvested
very little grain the past two sea-
sons. He says he noticed farmers
around Berthold still seeding.
The Economy Drug Co. appears in
the Independent this week, with a.
attractive new advertisement some
thing special. The Economy has Sc
cured some very classy advertising
matter that will interest our reader,
from week to week.
Hart Swalstead, the up to date Jew.
eler, has secured some very attrac-
tive new outs for his advertising,
which will appear in different form
from week to week. Our advertisers
are bound to get their moneys worth
and then some, if they will change
their ads. frequently.
Gordon Bros. inform us that their
big clearance sale has far exceeded
all expectations. When a merchant
does just as he agrees, there's al
ways bound to he a lot of satisfied
customers.
DR.. Louis Kane, who is an inferno
in Chicago hospital, arrived Tues.
day morning to attend the wedding
of his sister, Miss Bessie Kane, to
Edmund Schunlenberg He will be the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John R. Kane while here.
The fastest time made by any pac-
er this year, was made In Minneapolis
last week by Don Densmore, D. A.
Dinnie's five year old PAGER. The
time was 2:O6. Don will be entered
in the free for all in the grand cir
cult, and will start at Grand Rapids,
Mich. July 8.
DR.. Frank "A. Brugman, who has
been connected with the Illinois
Charitable Eye and Ear infirmary fer
the past year, will arrive in Minot
soon to visit his many friends. The
doctors wife is visiting at her old
home in Iowa City, la.
j. P. Barrett of Minneapolis, for
mer captain of the Minneapolis Gre
department, was a Minot visitor Mon.
day, talking johnson hose to our city
fathers. Mr.. Barrett, who was one Of
the bravest 1remen in the city. was
so badly injured a year or so ago
that he has been unable to fight fire
since.
The First National Bank Of Fargo
offers $500 in prizes to the farmers
of the state for the hest corn grown,
no tract to contain less than an acre,
The prizes are to be given under the
auspices Of the Better Farming
Movement.
Two Dogden lads, IL years old,
Adam Bighouse and Mick Deshlevy,
have confessed to the robbery Of
Lakla's store. Goods with the cost
marks we're found in their posses
sion. The reform school for them.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hazlett Of Deering, was
operated upon at st. Joseph's hos.
pital Friday for gall stones. She
seems to be recovering nicely.