The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-24
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Don't forsel to call for your gopher
poison One gopher now Is worth {
dozen Later Oh
Mis- >Alabel Castael and Joseph Wis
from we're tic only Buriingtonites tC
attend the Amu,idsen lecture at Nj
not.
Chas Liudquist, representins the
Wyman-Par,ildge Co.. was in town
MoudA,. placing full line of dry
goods With TIE C.. A. Bugse Co.
Supt. Wcithof leaves this week for
the cit;rs to secure crew of men to
operate the Davis coal mine and brick
yard. This is going to be big year
for the Davis leople.
J. j. Booth. living I II miles south
west of hero. met with serious loss
in the .;evere Storm Of Monday night
Lightning struck his fine barn and de.
stroyed il with its entire contents
IA head If hui seS, q COWS, several hum
dred bushels of oats and NOV full
of hay The loss was complete as no
insurance was carried.
J u. Elsbcrry. the Riverside dairy
man was in town Tuesday on bus
ness.
The H. A. Kluver outfit finished
breakin. 100 acres Tor James John
son Tuesday and will now return to
the H. A. !Iluver farm in North
Prairie to begin springs blowing
there.
II. T. Hosy left for Joplin, Mon.
tana Sunday 10 sCperintend his farm,
ing interests near that pci.t.
The Hon. Halvor Halvorsoa Of Mi.
not was distinguished visitor to our
village Tuesday.
James johnson is having his ;lous
es north Of the track piasiered, and
as soon as the interior finish can be
placed they Will be ready for tenants
Med Calvin has received shis tri,;
banner and HOW has his hammer pol
Usher ana bellows connected to four
horsepower gasoline engine and Is
making things hum in the black
sinithi1s lire. burlington now has.
what it always desired and that is q
first class shop.
Mr.. Calvin recently purchased the
II. a. PARIS residence and may new
be considered a permanent resident
Of our village BY the way, Pat may
we no, tip you off 10 fife little par
IT, To stir your pancakes mornings"
Born to alr. and Mrs. Albert
Schultz OF No. Prairie, fine youns
Gaby daughter. Mutner and daughter
are doing fine, and ZAP 10 able to be
about.
Clara Aliny. the IL year old daugh.
ter Of iIr. and Mrs. Chst Amy IS
suffering from all attack Of preu.
monia. The attending physician, DR..
Christie, informs US that she IL iLa.
proving as rapidly as the nature Of the
case permits.
VIM. Verzatt purchased another
COW Monday to replace the one re.
Gently sold. SILLY says good COW
furnishes one-half the living expenses
of the average family
This week tie pupils Ct the Rur-
lingtop schools are wrestling with the
questions pertaining to TIE 9Th month
OF the course Of study
The domestic science class of our
school, Class numbering ten young
ladies' went to Minot last Tuesday un-
der the ohaperona Sc % their teacher.
Hiss Gage, 10 inspect the domestic
science work OF the Minut school.
The Groshamtz Auto Livery Co. fur.
nisned transportation TO the girls.
Thomas Alatoney. ased so years,
who lied uron his claim two miles
acrth oil town. was taken to st. Jo'
sephs hospital at Minot Sunday, SUI
fering FROM Bria.lts disease and the
kidneys. Mr.. Mahcney died Tuesday
having lain i'll state OF coma for scs-
eral days. There being no means OF
knowing who his relatives are from
the papers or his person, Jourgen o.
son, John Werner and S. C. L. Smith
drove cut to the Mahcney residence
Tuesday evening ard inspected Mr..
Mahoney's personal effects, from
which They obtained the address OF a
sister ia Chicago, to whom they i'm
mediately wired the facts Of the case
and i'll all probability she will come
and take charge OF the remains and
the estate.
Mr.. Malonay's death was a sur.
prise to the entire community, as
none EXCEPT his ply sicians had known
Of his suffering from any serious all
ment. He was Of . quiet and re
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