The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-07-31
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DONLlNNlON.
Frank Kane is installing Turkish
bath outfit in his residence.
Mrs. j. Y. Miller is visiting the
Hathaways at Des Laos this week.
Phillip Stammen and wife from up
the Mouse were Burlington visitors
Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Fuller left last week
for Chester, Mont. She has leased q
hotel at that point.
VIM. Verzatt left Monday on his
annual vacation. He will be gone
for a week or ten days.
Ned Calvin has fully recovered from
the injuries sustained in recent mix
up with his motor cycle.
Anil Swartz, former resident of
this section, was in town Sunday re-
newing old acquaintance.
Ned Calvin, Burlington's famous
Norwegian blacksmith, has fine sign
suspended from the front of his shop.
Jack White has filed on a half Sec
ton of land in Montana and the Bur-
lington team has lost it's star pitcher.
Miss Alice Eames left for visit
with friends at Regina and Winnipeg.
She expects to be gone for a couple of
months.
Armand johnson left Saturday to
take charge Of yard which the Ku-
laas Lumbre Co. are establishing at
Outlook, Mont.
The 0. L. Spire livery stable now
has a beautifully decorated front,
thanks to the artistic ability of the
Gold Medal artists.
The local sportsmen are beginning
their regular daily practice in trap
shooting preparatory to the opening
of the hunting season.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs: Fred Sart-
we'll Wednesday last an eight pound
dren in the Sartwell home.
The question before the house is:
Are we going to grade the school
yard this summer and put it in shape
for tree planting next season?
Miss Nora Pfundheller called on her
many friends here Sunday. She states
that her parents are well pleased with
their new home on the Reservation.
A number of the boys motored to
Berthold Friday to witness the big
game between the All Nations team
and the Berthold boys. A. E. Wallace
umpired the game.
John Y. Miller and Hodges, the
grain buyer, left for Montana the lat
ter part Of the week, with view to es-
tablishing an elevator, providing they
find suitable location.
Overseer Cotton is installing large
culvert in the coulee west Of town
this week. This meets a long felt
want. Mr.. Cotton is doing some splen-
did work on the roads in this vicinity.
Jim Casteel left Tuesday for Jop-
lin, Mont, where he has taken a claim
adjoining the claims Of Hans Melvens,
Fred Casteel and Harry Miller, who
nave claims north of Joplin near the
Canadian Line.
DR.. Christie performed an operation
Tor appendicitis upon the little daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Simonson
at the St. Joseph's Hospital, Minot,
Saturday. The operation was sue
:essful and the little one is convalesc-
ng nicely.
E. J. Bowman has the finest litter
If Irish Setter pups we have ever
seen. There are eight of them and
hey are now about nine weeks old.
ernest will sell limited number of
hem. Here is an opportunity to Sc
'ure good chicken dog.
Mrs. J. L. Johnson and Miss Ruth
Johnson left here last week for Spo-
zane, Wash, where Mr.. Johnson holds
! responsible position with the Great
Northern railway. They will move
heir effects and remain there if the
climate is satisfactory to them.
DR.. John F. Christie was called to
North Prairie Sunday evening to set
! broken leg and dislocated hip joint
or Frank Lade. He was injured by
! fractions horse which he was hold
ng and from the fact that Mr.. Lade
$ quite advanced in years his condi-
ion is regarded as serious.
The Katzenjammer Kut-ups is the
lame of an organization of young lads
Who are now enjoying a weeks camp
ng experience in Conan's Grove. The
,oys make some brave claims as to
heir culinary ability but we notice
hat their mothers are doing the
greater share of the cooking.
May Organize Sons of Revolution.
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