The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-05
AROUND THE CITY

work for the NaZarene church az
Nashua Mont, during the past two
years, attended the district assembly
OF the church at Surrey from Aug.
20 to Sept. /. Mr.. Luchsinger will
soon be transferred to Glasgow,
Mont.
Con Lidstrom, of the McJannet
furniture store. 10 spending a week
in the Twin Cities on business. He
is also enjoying the sights at the
state fair.
DR.. Thos. Morrow, who is con-
nected with the Wright & Benson
medical fir moi st. Paul, visited rel
atives in Minot last week. The doc
tor was an inferno in a St. Paul
hospital last year and is regarded as
well up the profession,
J. 4. Petit was n from his Des
Laos farm Saturday. He has 30
tons of hay in the stack which he
will keep until spring, selling for s.
or Sc ton. There are any amount
Of FARMERS who have not put up
enough hay for their own use. de-
spite the fact that a ton to the acre
can be cut on the uplands this year.
can put up hay for a dollar a ton,
consequently make a good profit
County Auditor Glib and wife and
Chas. Williams and wife Of Stanley,
visited friends i'm IMipot Monday,
enroute by auto from Plaza where
they saw the two big ball games
Sunday.
Running up and down stairs,
sweeping and bending over making
teds will not make woman healthy
or beautiful. She must get out Of
doors, walk mile or two every day,
and take Chamberlain's Tablets to
improve her digestion and regulate
her bowels. For sale by all drug
gists.
The Independent is indebted to
Alofs Kraemer, Our local shoemaker,
have seen this season. Mr.. Kraelner
for one Of the finest canteloupes we
grew it in his garden.
Mrs. D. A. Dinnie has Returned
from the east, where she visited in
number of cities. She was with
Mr.. Dfnnie a large part Of the time
at Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, and
Detroit, Mafh., cleveland. Pa
burg, Buffalo and Niagara r."
where she saw the famous Dinnie
horse, Don Donsmore in moro thar
one notable race. She has been
away since July 9. The past week
she visited relatives at Arivilla and
Grand Forks.
Katherine Ehr and Marie Kelley
have gone to winona to enter the
fcollege Of st. Theresa.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. T. Eloyd Truss Of
the Arcade theater, have returned
from an ENJOYABLE vacation spent at
Lake Epsilon. Tom has several
brand new stories concerning his ex-
perience with sea horses and the
like.
Isaac Berg.s wheat at Surrey
threshed Wednesday averaged ~ bu.
per acre, on spring blowing. J. J.
Beeghly threshed wheat north Of Sur.
rey that averaged q. bushels, No.
hard.
T. Void, a wealthy landowner from
Sawyer, bought the J. T. Rush fes'
idence and four lots on the NORTH
side for $4,000. Mr.. Void owns q
quarters Of land in NTH Dakota. {
quarters in Alberta and 5000 acres Of
land in Mexico. |..
| Purl Woodbury. and Spero Manson
we're surprised to see two full grow
deAr ,near the Johnson farm foul
miles from the city Monday evening
Their dogs chased the animals bu
were soon out distarced.
Miss Blocher Of Surrey has let til,
contract for fine new barn on he
well improved farm.
I. S. Mast of Surrey went to Ante
lope, Mont Friday, in the interests
Of his church.
| Guy Almy, who for the past Nv
ears has been time keeper for th.
Great Northern, resigned his position
and is now connected with the vel
known grain business Of A. A. Rob
inson & Co. He began upon his du
ties Saturday. Mr.. Robinson's in
terests have been increasing iron
year to year and It became necessar.
for him to serrlrA an assistant