The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-11-13
Flickertail Facts
North oakots state News In Con.
densed Form.

Napoleon.-A. ]. Sherman, of Hazel
ton. has purchased the Wentworth no
tel here.
Minot.-Fall blowing along the 500
and Great Northern railroads is nearly
completed.
Marion.-The Marion Sentinel has
been purchased by I. n. Oficer and ].
r. Norgaard.
Manot.-Harry Ronk. aged IS, q car
inspector, was run over by car while
ct work and killed.
Grand Forks.-The charity ball will
take place November II, in the Grand
Forks auditorium.
Noonan.-A. Masonic lodge, known
- Coaltield Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ,
has been organized here.
Granville. - The stores of Mus.
Johnson and o. M. Erickson were
robbed on the same night.
Granville.-While switching in the
yards here George Rowe, brakeman.
was killed almost instantly.
Grano.-Emil Hanson fell into the
revolving cylinder of threshing sepa.
rator and his right leg was torn off.
Bantry.-At an enthusiastic meet.
Ing of citizens here it was agreed to
supply the town with fire protection.
Belfield.-The boiler house and feed
mill of the Zenith Coal Company
burned, entailing loss of over $1,000.
Wilton.-Rev. B. E. Morse, an evan
gelist for the Methodist church, will
hold meetings at Wilton the next ten
days.
Marmarth.-A lumber war is on
here and on some grades of lumber
the prices have been reduced SO per
cent.
Velvs.-In the absence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Johnson the house in
which they resided on the Widmayer
farm burned.
Bismarck.-The state fish and game
board has ruled that no person may
trap mink or muskrat unless he has
regular hunting license.
Ardoch.-George Abercrombie, who
disappeared from his home here sew.
scal months ago. is believed to be at
Duluth. and inquiries are being made
for him there by his parents.
Rosedals.-A. Miller. arrested on
tho charge Of hunting without . Ii.
ceAse. pleaded guilty and was sen.
fenced to pay fine Of SIS and costs
or serve ten days in the county jail.
Miller took the Jail term.
Aandan.-Less than q thousand
bushels Of grain marketed in Mandan
this fall has fallen under grade of
No. northern, and elevator men say
this record is one Of the most remark.
able In the state. Farmers have just
commenced marketing their grain,
and heavy receipts are expected here.
Devils Lake. The body Of the
t11rd lake victim. Victor Maka, was
rocoyered after continual work Of
saarching parties for 1--WE days. AL.
though dynamite was used, 1t played
no part in the recovery Of the In
dtan's body. which had drifted near.
II four hundred yards from the point
where the other victims were brought
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Dickinson.--A daily newspaper is to
bd established as soon as the material
can reach here. The new paper will
be- named the Dickinson Evening Dis
patch. It will have telegraphic news
service and new and modern print
ing plant. The new paper will be pub.
ltshed by the State Publishing com.
pany. with Colonel B. G. Whitehead
In control Of its policies.
Grand Forks. An exhibition Of
corn. fancy work, ETC., produced by
the boys and girls of the Grand Forks
county schools will be held at the
Central school in this city Friday,
November %. The exhibit will be
along the same lines as the one recent
y held in Grafton for the schools Of
Walsh county. The boys will exhibit
corn, and the girls needle work.
Fargo. -Fargo is benefited by the
new schedule on the Great Northern
By which the fast coast trains and
the special mail trains are run over
the Fargo-Minot cutoff. Formerly this
city had only the Oriental Limited
md IT. reverse train. No. 2. Now II