The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-08-15
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west Of Kenmare, was dragged under
his moving machine In q runaway
and badly bruised and cut up. III
j.. B. Elton OF Towner warns hunt.
els not to trespass on the Eaton
ranch. He advertises: "A deputy
game warden will be on the ranch al
fall and next winter Guess that
will brighten them away. ii
The Hanscom farm at Towner has
been sold to L. D. Hardy of Millette,
8. D., university graduate with
experience in handling large farms.
A baby daughter born to Atty. and
rs. c.. NJ. Christianson of Towner,
lived hut a short time.
Capt. kramer of velva, is making
frequent trips over McHenry county
looking for "sooners.
a&gust Hcff, Of Bottineau, aged ~
years, was placed under arrest.
charged with incest. The complain
ing witness is Lena Hoff, his niece,
who is in a delicate condition.
Ario Banfield of Omemee, who was
arrested for pigging, plead guilty ana
received a sentence of 100 days ono
a fine Of 1925.
The quarterly press meeting of the
Eottineau county editors was held at
Lake Metigoshe. Business was trans.
acted and in the evening the quill
pushers attended a dance. Great
dancers, those editors.
p. P. Moe. a Bottineau county far
mer, has an artesian well, the first
in that locality.
Editor Pavlik Of Carpio adverttses
that he will accept Plymouth Rock
chickens on subscription. Most edi-
tors are glad to receive most any old
kind oA chickens on subscription,
providing that they are not more
than five or six years old.
Peter Williams, one of England's
we'll known musicians, composers and
choir masters, has located at Ken
mare and will endeavor to teacn
Olaf Rib to MARBLE.
Kenmares commercial club has
been organized and farmers are ask
ed to join It. ..
Editor Stickley has teen added to
the force Of the Bismarck Tribune
and his feature articles will be gen
srally welcomed. .... s-on,
S. c. Hughes, the aged father, of
Mrs. L.. P. Linn of Kenmare. died
rom paralysis. The, remains were |
Inferred at Ganville, the gid home.
The Niobe correspondent in the
kenmare News says that staal 4
has SO many friends IN
Minot that it takes him three hours
@ walk from the Leland hotel to the |
Great Northern depot. staale usual |
y writes up New York Life policy |
On the way as well.
Guy L. Scott Of Minot, is buying |
light of way on this side of the Ca
ladian line for the Grand Trunk Pa
life which will join the Great North
arn, presumably at some point on its
Crosby line. Several Bowbells far
ners have disposed of land for this
purpose and it is expected that the
company will build a depot at Bow.
bells.
The North Dakota fish hatchery At
Fish lake is in a sadly dilapidated
condition, owing to the lack of funds. |
Capt. Main, who Is in charge Is do
ng the best that he can under the
circumstances. The experiment Of
introducing Chinese pheasants into
the Turtle mountains has not yet |
been success. The pen at the
hatchery consists of three females
and one male.
The drainage commissioners of the
city Of Alohall have been enjoined ny
F. H. stoltze, a nonresident prop
-lts enner, from proceeding with
proposed work. The action was
heard by Judge Leighton.
benjamin, the nine-year-old son IT
Hemming Halvorson Of Mohall, died
Of heart failure.
Two Of Mohall's elevators are to
be re-opened and five big grain
houses will handle the grain there
this fall.
Chas. A. Hoyt, aged 68 years, died
at the home Of his son, Editor G. A.
Hoyt at Flaxton. He had been .
resident Of North Dakota since 1899
and recently rented his farm at Flax
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