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

Hecker's Club No. |.
Jas. Shaw, Logan.
Logan Valley Club.
H. c. Kuchenbecker, Logan.
Lonestar Club.
A. Walton, Minot.
Lonetree Club.
Thos. Etler, Lonetree.
Margaret Club.
A. F. Thomas, Deering.
Mckinley Club.
A. B. Wilson, Minot.
Nedrose Club.
Mrs. T. Kelley, Minot
North Prairie Club.
Peter Linnertz, Minot.
North Willis Club
Chas. Taylor, Minot.
Roosevelt Club.
A. J. Mccormack, Tolley.
Surrey Club.
E. H. Porter, Surrey.
Sank Prairie Club.
J. B. Rasmussen, Kenmare.
forming Club. ....
d. w. King, brady.
West Des Laos Club.
John Kassens, Lonetree.
West Eureka Club.
Otto Bonness, Minot.
West Surrey Club.
Pete McKone, Surrey.
Farmers Club Exchange.
The Farmers Club Exchange or
"want ad" column is for the use Of
club members to list articles of farm
produce wanted or for sale. The use
of this exchange, or rather the use of
this "want ad" column, without charge
to club members, should enable larg-
er exchange of products directly be-
tween farmers. Members of farmers
clubs are invited to use this column
and address the editor Of this depart
ment
B. H. Critchfeld, assistant secretary
of the Stallion Registration Board at
the Agricultural College, Fargo, an
nounces large supply of Shropshire
Rams for sale at very low prices.
Louis Larson, brady Club, brady,
N. D., wants a pure bred Shorthorn
bull.
Ole Den, Aften Club, Minot, North
Dakota, wants pullets and year old
hens.
O. r. Brown, Mckinley Club No. /,
Minot, N. D., wants pure bred Duroc
Jersey boar.
E. H. Porter, Surrey Club No. /,
Surrey, N. D., has Chester White
young sow for sale, $4,000.
John REM has 6 pure bred Buff Or
phington ROSTERS for sale, $1.00 each.
Club News.
The North Willis club enjoyed
Thanksgiving day dinner and general
good time at the Mackie school house.
1t is reported that some of the men,
bers feel the effect of too much turkey
and cranberry sauce yet
The North Prairie Club met Satur-
day, November 29th, at Frank Linha's.
Meetings will be held every two weeks
during the winter months, the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month
commencing at II o'clock. This per-
mits of light lunch in the middle of
the day and allows members to get
home during day light and in good
time for chores.
The musical program is always a
feature with the North Prairie club
The young people danced for while
in the evening.
The North Willis club adopted a
very original and happy thought. 1t
was voted a few meetings ago to pre-
sent each new baby with silver cup
upon it's arrival. The words present
ed by the North Willis Club" is en-
graved on the cups. Cups have been
ordered and are now being engraved
for the recent arrivals at the homes of
Frank Mackie and Chas. Trout.
Miss Mildred M. Veitch, whose home
is in this state, has been appointed
Field Woman Of the Better Farming
Association to work with the farmers
wives in the districts where the As
ISOLATION work is being carried on.
She will visit the farmers homes,
working directly with the farm wo-
men in much the same way as the
agent works in cooperation with the
farmer on his own farm. The work
will consist in planning labor saving
arrangement and more efficiency in
the farm kitchen, the installation of
modern conveniences, and in creating
the proper sentiment for these things. |
This is new movement and one which |
has long been needed.
The Secretary of Agriculture, in
an address on "The Organization of |
American Agriculture" delivered be-
fore the 47th annual session Of |
the National Grange Of Patrons of
Husbandry at Manchester, N. H., No
vember IA, made the following refer
ences to rural credits:
The Rural Credit Problem.
We shall leave nothing undone to
stimulate production directly and to
information to the farmer, but
we suddenly have been brought face
to face with the fact that in many d.
rections further increased production
waits on better distribution.
There is a general impression that
farmers need better credit arrange
ments. The slightest reflection will
convince one that all farmers do not
equally need it; that all sections are
not similarly circumstanced. From
one section comes the cry not for capt.
tai at lower rates but for information
as to how to invest capital. That
MANY cornrounities need long time