The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-10-02

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Will Wistrom of Flaxton called on
friends here Sunday.
Dan Bowker and Major Murphy of
Minot were in town Monday.
There are several more who con-
template attending at later date.
Earl Wallace left for Ohio, We'd
nesday in response to telegram an
nouncing the critical illness of his
brother.
The Kulaas Lumber Co. is stocking
it's yard here with fine lot of build
ing supplies, such as lumber, cement,
and interior finish.
Mr.. Clifford Miller and Miss Flor
ence Miller went to Valley City Sum-
day. Cliff. returned Monday and Miss
Miller came back Wednesday.
Mrs. Dave Williams Of Great Falls,
Mont, made her sister, Mrs. Sam
Strong Of this place visit, on her re-
turn home from an extended visit with
relatives in Wisconsin.
Rev. FIR. Raith of Minot called on
members of his parish here Monday.
Mrs. Joe Fallaker, who has been
visiting relatives at Sawyer returned
home Saturday.
l.. r. Sonnenberg had a big auction
sale at his farm, N. E. of town on the
Frank Holmes place.
Gunder Livingston has bills out for
at auction sale scheduled for Monday.
The Tom Mahoney sale on the 25th
was well attended.
There will be meeting of the
board Of the Farmers Elevator Co. on
Friday night of this week.
N. j. Thorson of Minot, manager of
the Farmers Elevator Co. of this
place, was in town Tuesday.
One of Burlington's young matrons
is rejoicing in the fact that she re-
turned from q recent shopping expe-
dition to Minot with money in her
purse.
Burlington is represented at the Mi
not Normal school this year by four
young lady students, the Misses Laura
Cotton, Grace Johnson, Myrtle Hogy
and Florence Miller.
Mesdames Charles and Joseph Wis
from, Miss Anna Christopherson, mo-
tored to Minot Wednesday on q shop
ping expedition Charlie says they
took him along for cashier.
Joe Walters has established a res
taurant in the basement of the John
son building. We understand joe is
an old hand at the business and is
conducting first class place.
DR.. Geo. Mofratt Of Donnvbrook
made friends here a short call Mon
day. He was accompanied by j. G.
Holbrook of Albany, Oregon, q for
mer resident of Ward county.
jim Casteel says he is going TO en-
lploy the Burns detective agency TO
locate certain crop OF potatoes
(which he has every reason TO suppose
will be found on the n. E. ia OF Sec.
II, Town. 1854.
! The Domestic Science class gave the
/ Manual Training class and the iai.i
tor and assistant a waffle luncheon
Tuesday afternoon. Some Of the boys
absorbed so many of the delicious con
coctions that they were unable Il.
climb the ladder to take down ths
flag.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Jones. up naas
Paradise Coplee, lost their little rine,
Iteen-months-old boy Monday evening
This is a sad loss for this young con
/ pie. They have the sympathy OF ths
entire community in their ferezFe-
ment.
| One of our popular young men bar
the misfortune to lose his Sanda.
trousers while waiting for the srais
this week Friday. The loss OCCASION
1 ed no immediate hardship on the poo
| fellow as he was wearing 2 secons
best pair at the time.
| Little Elizabeth Wistrom was host.
| ess at delightful birthday party
Friday in honor Of her fourth birth
day. About twenty little girls attend
ed. The merry party was served wits
q delicious lunch by the Mesdames
! Wistrom, the favor at each it'll