The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-30

equipment and make this one Of 'Ie
,ost prl fectly appointed restaurants
| ir this Tart Of the state. Mrs. Pediar
| is an experienced caterer and has had
wars Of experience in the restaurant
business. The new concern has put in
an excellent stock Of confectionery,
cigars and soft drinks. We can assure
the public Of the best of service and
an excellent cuisine.
Will Wallace, who recently came up
here for the benefit of his health, is
gaining rapidly, thanks to the balmy
zephyrs of the Flickertail state.
Mrs. Anna Sheeehan has returned
from Chester, Montana. Mrs. Sheehan
has been out to establish residence
on her claim near Joplin. She will
now resume the management Of the
boarding house at the Davis mine.
The Domestic Science class have in
vited the boys Of the upper room to a
social affair on Thursday evening. De-
spite a boys natural fear of spooks
the boys are determined to brave COB
Inns or any other old thing if they can
connect with the delicious connections
devised by the cooking class.
The 500 people are taking the ut
most precautions to obscure view
of their tracks so that more unsuspect-
ing victims may be lured to their de-
struction. Both sides Of the crossing
were bounded by great high box cars.
No fewer than 48 cars obscured the
siding Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Theodore Kruger of Donny-
brook and Miss Marie Hurd of Grand
Forks visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Falkner the latter part Of
the woke. They were on their way to
Makoti, where they will be met by Mr..
Kruger and taken to the Kruger
ranch on the Reservation.
The Board of Supervisors held their
annual meeting to settle up with the
road overseers on Tuesday. Some
twenty-nine hundred dollars have been
expended on our township roads this
ed?
What you took for a crouch may
be tooth ache. There has been a
veritable raid on the drug store this
week by people in search of some rem
edy to relieve neuralgia or an aching
molar. We are in as pleasant frame
of mind as Bengal tiger.
Clifton Miller and George johnson
left Wednesday evening for Churchs
Ferry on goose hunt
The Bismarck Tribune cowboys,
dressed in all the varied hues of
summer sunset were in town the first
of the week and did rousing business
in subscriptions.
A party consisting of E. A. Mad
sen, George Tiller, Rolla Johnson, Joe
jacobson and G. D. Gleason left Sat-
urday morning for a merry chase for
Churchs Ferry and returned Tuesday
laden with the spoils of the chase and
an assortment of colds and tooth
ache.
Mrs. E. A. Madsen visited friends in
Minot few days, returning home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Madsen gave a
delightful card party to a genial COM
pany of friends Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wistrom, accompanied
by Miss Anna Christopherson, called
on Minot friends Sunday.
A party of young people from Minot
Friday evening and with the assist
ance OF local talent rendered one of
the most pleasing concerts we have
enjoyed in years. The entertainment
was given under the auspices Of the
Presbyterian church and Jim johnson
in manner peculiarly his own pre-
sided as master of ceremonies, thus
contributing to great extent to the
enjoyable features of the occasion.
The violin solos by Miss Matilda Dahl
were especially well received. The
solos by Mrs. Erickson, Miss Florence
Stenerson, Miss Hallock, Miss Miller,
Mrs. Wistrom, Mr.. Dahl and DR.. Chris
tie were all beautifully rendered and
received merited applause. Miss
Pearl Smallwood, the popular society
editress of the Minot Reporter pleased
everyone with her recitation Of Kate
Douglas Virgins s'Patsy at the Kin