The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-17
nREEzY BRIEFS FROM
BURLINGTON 49,

The LOOP District and especially
that portion of the same in the vicin
ity Of Burlington has ever teen faith
full to Teddy end his Bull Monse. pro
gressive ideas. .Apropcs OF this i:
the fact that IL required IL boys hats
to fill the bill presented by two 81
our families last Saturday. The
Bugge department store filled the bill
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church met at the home
of Mrs. H. T. Hogy Thursday after.
noon and was the largest attended
meeting Of the society this season.
The lunch was positively the finest
ever.
The beautiful silk. quilt that the So
ciety have been selling numbers on
was drawn ty Mrs. John Miller OF
the Miller hotel. The lucky number
being Is.
G. r. Falconer and Miss Audray
Falconer of Dopnybrook spent Sunday
at the home of their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Falconer.
H. A. Kluver moved his blowing
outfit over here from his north prairie
farm Saturday and is blowing a 100
acre tract for Jas. johnson this week.
Mr.. F. Bower Of Bloomington, Neb.
was in town Tuesday. He represents
a company that sells encyclopedias.
Our schools enjoyed a VISIT from
Deputy Supt. Of Schools Waller We'd
nesday.
Frank Holmes, an extensive farmer
on North Prairie, has sold his per.
sonal effects and will soon leave for
Oregon, where his wife is now So
journing for the benefit Of her health
We have not learned the party's
name tc whom he rented his farm.
The manual training class have
made boat for use in fishing up the
Mouse. They have christcned 1t
Black Beauty and she certainly is a
dandy.
The Johnson houses north of The
track, are being painted and will now
add greatly to the appearance of that
portion of the town.
Now Is the time to rake MP the
front yard, fill up the flower pots and
plant your posies. By the way have
you seen those dandy window boxes
the manual training class has for sale?
By the way, don't forget the old tin
Cans and rubbish, ashes, etc., in the
back yard. Everybody clean up.
What public spirited citizen viii of. |
fer prize FOR the best kept and I'm.
est appearing yard in town this sea-
son?
: Mr.. Shaw OF Fargo is the guest Of
Rolla Johnson this week.
Henry Paris has moved on to his
No. Prairie farm.
Vim. Wistrom Of Flaxton called on
friends here Sunday.
Born Sunday to Mrs. Martin Snip
pen daughter.
The following letter explains itself:
A Letter from House-FIy 4 Co.
. .
Through the courtesy Of life" we
quote the following letter:
HoCsE-FLY & CO.,
General Dealers in Typhoid Fever,
Dtphtheria and Other Infectious
Diseases, Sickness and Death, from
Our Infection Warranted to be
Higher Than That Of Any Other
Firm in the Same Line Of Business.
Careless Town, q. W., June Z, 1912.
Dear Sir or Madam: This is to
inform you that we viii be at your
screen door earlier thar usual this !
summer, with . choice line Of summer
infections, including Typhoid Fever.
Diphtheria, etc. Special inducements
for babies are offered In new limo
Of bacteria. insuring long Hines and
slow death.
We desire to call particular atten.
ton 10 an tnsidious variety OF Bovine
Tubercle Bacillus, which We are carry.
i,,ei ~ v0,,v nifty aunnnIv rhj. r,,hov
Gle Bacillus Is warranted to produce
large tuberculosis glands In your chil-
dren anc slow tuberculosis Of the
bowels. which We guarantee t. 30 81.
tai IN &c per cent Of the cases infect.
ed.
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