The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-08-08
An aeroplane stolen from a hang.

An aeroplane stolen from a hang.
ar at Chicago, was found at an ex.
press office. billie dto Hallock, MINI.
Someone will be Juggling of the Ma,
sonic Temple down in the Windy
City if they don't watch out.
At the Martin Anderson sale south
of Des Laos Thursday, 40 horses.
practically all of which were raised
by Mr.. Hanson, were sold at prices
ranging from 800 to $3.50. The sale
amounted to over $4,000, a consider
able amount being cash.
| Chas. r. Kendall, editor Of the
Granville Herald, has been appointed
POSTMASTER at Granville. Kendall is
good scout and the appointment will
meet with general approval.
l The bond issue for $4,000 carried
almost unanimously, in Brandon
school district over in Renville coun-
ty. and a good high school is as
sured.
Mohall is considering a drainage
and sewer system, the estimated cost
Of which would be $1S,601.
j. B. Cameron was in from Kra'
mer yesterday trying to employ men.
He says the crop in that neighbor-
hood is great. Geo. White has 100
acres of the best average for that
size field he ever saw. A lot Of far
rners will be fixed up in fine shape
this fall.-Bottineau News.
Altho President Taft is fairly wide
in the beam, he isn't cutting very
wide swath in the campaign.
II the election of congressman from
the third district was left to the
newspaper boys OF the state, Halvor
L. Halvorson, mayor of Minot and
nominee of the democrats of that
district would be unanimously elec-
ted. -Westhope standard.
The Minot Independent has pur-
: chased another car load OF print pa
per-S0, 900 pounds. The Independent
uses two car loads a year. They
!, have the largest circulation of any
T weekly paper in the state-and they
: are deserving of it.-Granvil1e Her
aid.
Buford is in the market for at least
IS to 100 hands 10 help in the hay
y and ha,vest fields. We must hev"
t help from some source. The bulle
tin of the Great Northern says VI
t need 5! Eye Gods and little fishes.
y -Buford Tribune.
A. l.. Giles, who has lived on his
homestead southwest of Minot, since
1902, sold his place and will locate
2 At Appleton, MINI.
The enrolment at the summer
: school at Velva this year was 3SJ
or just two less than last year.
j. J. Beeghly, a farmer from nortl
of the city, has been doing brisk
binder Irvine business He has hi:
third car on the track and two more
are on the way. He has sold the
Irvine all the way from seven to nine
cents. Most of the Irvine was bOugh
: from the Minnesota state peniten
> tjary.
u 3. D. Clazer and wife who lef
for the east with their Ford auto
, arrived in Chicago Monday, havins
gone thru Michigan. Mr. Glazer II
busy buying fall stock and te! graph
cd the store to inaugurate big
room making sale.
Prof. Ladd warns all dealers II
the state to cease selling distilled win
egar colored to represent the cea
, stuff.
, The candidates for republican el
I ectors from North Dakota who d.
y not intend to vote for Taft if elected
o should have their names remove
q from the ticket. This is the onl!
l. fair way.
!. The Mott Spotlight says Minot ha:
n the finest band in the state with thu
exception of one-the editors.
Frank Rodgers has bought tn
Williams Co. Plainsman from L. A
' Crowell.
d The White Earth Record tells Of
e fistic bout between Joe Stearns AM
a member Of a railway gang, which
lasted for several rounds, Jim Hills
r man getting the worst Of It. The nigh
/. started over bot.
]. c.. smallwood, who has beer