The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-23
ing the absence OF bis wife.
improving the schools

its willing victim G. A. Bugse. thu
globe trotter of the Loop district. hi
left Saturday for another trip abroad
He expects to be gone year THU
time.
After an itinerary that will include
the principal points OF interest II
Great Britain and France In company
with John Werner, he expects to g
to the Balkans, arriving In time. We
hope to see the allies chase the un
meutionable Turk across the Helles
pont, where he belongs.
After his restlessness has subsidized
somewhat, Mr.. Bugge intends to pay
a long deferred visit to his mother
who resides Mt Christiania, Norway
This IL in pursuance to promise
made several years ago that he would
! pay her . GOOD long visit.
Charlie 40 he 10 Familiarity known
to his intimates, win be greatly miss.
ed. He is a gentleman Of pleasing
personality. quiet and unassuming IN
manner. forming friendships that are
a. pure gold and as true ~ steel.
Mr.. Busge's commercial interests
in this community are very large.
while he holds extensive properties in
South Dakota and Montana.
John Werner, the popular cashier
Of the German American bank, loft
Saturday for his old home ct Frank.
fort.on-the Main, Germany. He ex.
poets to be gone about 60 days. This
will be his first trip back to the Fa-
therland after an absence Of ~ years
John has certainly made good in this
Promised Land starting a. a poor
little emigrant he has accumulated
a goodly share of this worlds goods.
which together with the ownership Of
one Of the finest farms in Ward coun-
ty, must make him feel that both
time and fortune have been generous
with him. AS an all-round hustler,
John Is ever in the van and his "Wie
gents" is always as hearty as his
'Gesundheit.'
Mrs. John Werner is confined to
her home with an attack of ton
silitis.
The Fortnightly club will give ore
Of their popular dancing parties at
the opera house On the evening Of
Jan. s0th.
Miss Ruth Johnson will entertain
the Young Peoples society at the
Wistrom residence the 18th inst.
E Mattson went to Minot on business
Monday.
Mise Brennan OF Minot Sund.,e ed
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mattson.
Miss Gage, tho primary teacher, Wis.
tied friends at Minot Saturday and
Sunday.
A. D. Scott who is serving on jury in
the county court SuDdayed with his
family, returning to his duties Monday
morning.
Rev. Games will preach on the sub
ject "Books" next Sunday evening
VIM Mum ord, solicitor for the Ward
County Independent, was in town the
latter part Of the week on business for
bis paper
On Monday the thermometer regis
tered $40 below, the lowest Of the
season, 90 Tar.
Burlington now has two first class
BARRIERS. Messrs. April 4 Chesk are
quartered at the aid stand in the pool
hall Your tonsoIial requirenents will
now be attended to without the long
watts that have characterised the shop
In the past. These gentlemen are both
married men and sxpoct TO make Bur
lineton their permanent homo. Mr..
and Mrs April are now staying at the
Miller hotel awaiting the time when
they can secure suitable residence.
The Long Show Co gave vaudeville
performances at the opsfa house Satur.
day evening and the patrons remained
after the show 70 trip the Eight fan.
tastic."
Messrs. John Miller and Edward
Dufbln were in Fargo last week in At
tendance at tho Tri. State Grain Grow
ers' association.
Joe jacobson, proprietor Of Burling
toms popular meat market, returned
last week from visit to his old home
ct Cyrus. MINI.