The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-11

the costs of the action. Watson
eloped several months ago with his
young sister-in-law, and was arrested
in Minot, having returned from Can.
ada to look after some business.
The Tagus Mirror inquiries if the
publicity given to Midtbos love affair
will come under the head of "polit.
ical Advertising"
The editor of the Velva Journal
seemed delighted because Mayor Seid-
81, the Socialist mayor Of Milwaukee,
was defeated for reelection by $4,000
majority and because the Socialists
elected but of the 80 aldermen
J. w. Boeing, who has been IN
terested in the Berthold drug store
since 1903, has sold his interest to
G. Christensen.
Mrs. J. A. Ellwanger of Berthold,
who was operated upon in st. Jo-
seph's hospital in Minot, suffered a
relapse, and for time fears were
entertained that she would not re-
cover
Several hundred dollars will be
spent on Bertholds park this year
and the people expect the newly ap-
pointed park commissioner, P. W..
Arnold, to give a good account or
himself.
J. w. Calnan, prominent Berth
old business man, is candidate for the
legislature from the Second district.
]. A. Englund, candidate for the
Senate in the Second district seem
ingly will have walk away. He will
Likely be eected without opposition.
Geo. T. Murray, one of the bang
up good farmers of the Berthold ter
ritory, passed thru Minot Friday en-
route home from Berthold, where he
closed a successful winter term of
school, Geo. T. makes farming pay
in the summer, and being energetic,
rakes down a few sheckles in the
winter in educational work, in which
he is no novice.
O. J. Clark, the Sherwood banker,
will give Steele, of Mohall, merry
chase for the senate. 1t is reported
that Steele fears defeat therefore
may urge some friend to engage in
the political combat with CLARK.
steele's political sun seems to have
set in Renville county.
James Wilson of Burke county was
arrested for non compliance with the
stallion registry law and fined S25
and costs amounting to $50.
Geo. Alexander, a prominent sher-
wood farmer, died of Bright's Dis
ease. He leaves a wife and four
children.
Everyone Is now taking a thorough,
laxative Spring remedy. Clean and
clear your blood and system With Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea, great.
est Spring purifier and cleanser 35c.
Tea or Tabs. Paul v. Mccoy 4 Co.
Those Mohall farmers are modest
sort of fellows. They have organized
$50 an Acre Club S. H. Sleeper
is Secretary.
A. B. Stromswold, Mohall farmer,
says he has grown potatoes for three
years, which have shown him An
average yield of $62 net per acre.
They cost about 81 more an acre to
grow than wheat, but left the ground
in much better condition.
The Mohall News explodes the
claim made by the Sherwood Tribune
that Sherwood has the worlds cham
pion bowler in her midst. While the
Sherwood man scored 282, Rockne
says he knows of a man who scored
29O. The trouble with Editor Penn
is. he told his story first. .'..
Olaf Rib, the versatile writer from
Conlee, will soon engage in the news
paper business. Olaf is a genius with
wonderful command of language.
The Kenmare Journal plant was
. sold under the hammar to Toilet
PaSlson for $500. Now what is Toll
lef going to do with his elephants
Kenmare has a number of good
fellows, who have unpronounceable
names, for instance George Trzcin.
ski, the banker No wonder Charm
ley and Stick both decided to leave.
There's a good reason why Nehe-
miah Davis doesn't throw his hat in
the ring. For one thing, the Judge
feels more comfortable with his hat
o..
It will be sad news to the manv
! friends Of Jack Charmley over the
northwestern part OF the state to
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