The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-12-04

is sprinter. Missing his mitts, he
connected the disappearance of these
lads to comfort, with the passing Of
some wanderers who journeyed by the
500, at boxcar rates. Overtaking the
train he raised particular h, anc
had four luckless beings dumped. He
then sought the advice of our local
guide to knowledge, who persuaded
him to let Kelly rest. And the Farm.
ers' Store sold another pair of mitts
IT'S an ill wind that blows no ono
any good.
j Maj. Ross Of N. Prairie enjoyed 8
visit from his brother in law and fam.
Iily, who were enroute for Iowa from
Eureka, Mont,
The wrestling match scheduled tc
take place between our local pugilist
| Mr.. McMann, and Sawyer's village
blacksmith, failed to take place as 9
consequence of Mr.. McMann's indispo.
sition. We understand his opponent
was also enjoying troubles peculiarly
his own. Perchance these two glad.
iators will eventually get together anc
thus determine the local champion
ship for once and all.
! Jack Flammang has bought the
John Baldwin farm in the Willis Cou-
lee, and has moved already from the
prairie. We understand he recently
purchased nice bunch of young cat
tie, which will with time surely grow
into wealth. His new location, which
is slightly rolling, is specially adapted
to stock raising.
Miss Flora Taylor came down from
Minot to enjoy Thanksgiving with her
parents on S. Prairie.
| Mrs. Witted of N Prairie was taken
! seriously i'll on Saturday, two doctors
being Summoned hastily. We are glad
! to learn that some improvement is APP
I parent.
Messrs. Roy Hecker and Ross Rich
ards, who have been the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Hecker, left for Mime
apolis last week end.
| The Logan Vet. Beebe has been
heally busy during the past week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Brand and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Forbes and fam
ily were the guests of Mrs. Alfred
! Stredwick Thanksgiving Day.
Fremont Cook, of $500 corn fame,
spent the day meath the maternal
roof at Logan.
! Jack Whitson, our bachelor friend,
enjoyed glorious feast with our pop
ular postmistress.
| Steve Kingsbury of Velva. while Wis
iting with his wife's folks, Mr.. Donnel-
ly of S. Prairie, was rudely and sud-
denly displaced from horse, with the
result that his collar bone was frac-
tured. Dr.. Darland of Sawyer, attend
ed, and as result of his skillful min
istrations Steve progresses favorably
| We extend our sympathies to this pop
ular Velvaite. We sometimes think
that Sawyer's dead, but while she has
a doctor as proficient and popular as
Darland, we will try and assist to keer
her on the map.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Saugstad gave
turkey dinner on Thanksgiving Day
and gathering of relatives including
I Mrs. Maria Saugstad and son. Tom
\ Miss Tillie Mostad from Minot, Thor
valid and Ed Mostad from S. Prairie
and Mrs. 7. G. Mostad enjoyed the
culinary achievements Of the popular
4 hostess. Chris absence was felt bui
at carpenterinr labored he 50 strenu.
ously that thought Of food he had not
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dence.
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