The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-01-16
AROUND THE CITY

| J. W. Smith, the Surrey farmer-leg
slator, writes the Independent from
! Bismarck, informing us that he IL
sending a daily copy of the house
journal. AS we haven't seen anything
OF 1t yet, we presume that Jack
Charmley. McDonough or some OF the
other boys are holding 1t up.
The long indoor life of winter
makes the Hood weak, the system
easily catches cold and disease. HOl'
Listers Rocky Mountain Tea is the
great winter remedy; prevents colds
and disease, keeps you we'll all win.
ter. 35 cents, Tea or TABLETS Paul
V. Mccoy 4 Co.
| /. j. Lee of Grelland has gone to
.Strum, Wis, to spend the winter
with relatives.
J. A. Berg of Hesnault, accompa-
I MED by his wife, left today for Min
neapoiis, where he will doctor with
a specialist for stomach trouble.
! p. l.. Hodge has gone to Fargo to
| attend meeting of the Shrine.
! W. E. Dietz. manager OF the Mi
not Grocery Co., returned from Fargo
Sunday, where he visited his brother,
Clifford, candy manufacturer Of
that city
Anna Buckhagen, who has caused
no end of trouble to the police, was
up before Judge Lynch Tuesday,
charged with vagrancy.
Builds up waste tissue, promotes
appetite, improves digestion, induces
refreshing sleep, puts your stomach
in shape to digest your food. That's
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. Just what you need very
will do. Just what you need every
day. Paul v. Mccoy & Co.
Ben Ellefson, who has teen en-
ployed at the New York store for
years, is now head clerk at the i've
and ten store on South Main st.
DR.. d. F. Seed received word from
Ontario, where his wife is spending
the winter with the Doctors parents,
that her condition was much worse.
The doctor expects to leave for On
tario soon.
The Minot ice men will soon be-
gin putting up their own ice, in fact
Mr.. Kelly has already stored some.
B. F. Barber of Norwich transact
ed business here Monday.
Ole Person, one Of the very best
among the old time settlers Of this
section of the state, was down from
Grano Friday visiting old friends.
There was a change of nearly 50
degrees in the temperature from
Monday until Tuesday. A high wind
Monday night from the south seemed
to sweep all the frost from the air.
Geo. w. Wilson, the Stanley edi-
tor visited old Minot friends We'd
nesday. We would not be surprised
to see Geo. a resident Of this city
again after few years. He always
did like Minot and has a host Of
friends here.
David Cohn has returned from Chi,
cago, where he bought his spring
stock Of clothing.
Chas. A. Grow left Tuesday for the
eastern markets where he will spend
two weeks completing his spring pur-
chases Of clothing and furnishings
for the Grow Clothing Co..
Four negroes were arrested by a.
G. N. sleuth Wednesday night,
charged with stealing coal in tho
yards.
A child was born at st. Joseph's
hospital recently and being without
home, will be adopted by a good
family living not far from Minot.
John l.. Hammer, a brady farmer.
appeared in county court today and
asked that he be released from the
peace bonds which he gave. A neigh.
Dor, E. O.. Duran, appeared and at
his request, the charges were drop
ped.
D. A. Wilcox from Tobacco Gar
den, Mckenzie county, arrived Wed.
neday to join his wife, who has been
a month with her brother, e. G.. Ell.
lithorpe. Mr.. Wilcox was formerly
engaged in the draying business In
Minot, but fer five years has been
making big success Of farming In
McKanzie ccunty