The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-08-06

HAS UccH very HOC, many OylHk ITOH
the heat in Baltimore and other cities
julius Rue, from Goosebill, Mont.
is visiting relatives in this city.
The Boston Bloomer Girls are play.
ling the Minot team nthis city today
| w. A. Peck has removed his office to
Room |, with Geo. w. Kemper, at the
rear of the Scandinavian American
bank. His phone call is 247.
Miss Helen Reed of the south prair-
lie, is visiting this week in Minot with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. M.
Reed.
Editor Gilbertson of Glenburn brot
his two children over by auto Tuesday
and had their tonsils removed by q
specialist.
Louis Lance, until recently delivery
man for the Shirley Grocery Co., was
arrested for embezzling $3.50 of that
concerns money which he is said to
have collected.
Miss Luella Henry and Earl Jacob
son of this city were married Monday
at Glasgow, Mont. Mr.. Jacobson is
in business at Opheim, Mont.
Paul Sayre, a Harvard graduate,
will deliver an address on Woman's
Suffrage at the public library club
room Saturday evening at o'clock.
H. H. Hovda, the jeweler-eye spec
ialist, is in Chicago spending several
weeks at the Mccormack school. His
place is in charge of NJ. Selander, a
we'll known jeweler.
Beginning this evening, Postmaster
Stenvik will keep the delivery window
open each evening until 1880 o'clock.
This will be found convenient for many
working people.
Ira D. Wight, manager of the Stone
Ordean-Wells house, is in Duluth on
business. He may make trip on the
lakes, for relief from hay fever.
Sam Baker has returned from Wis
| it with his parents in Russia. They
are in the hot bed of the war, being To-
Gated near the German line. Sam con-
siders that he got away just in time.
Mrs. Richard Barrett of Glenburn
passed thru Minot Friday enroute
home from Alexandria, MIMI, where
she was called by the illness of her
mother.
The Independent is indebted to w.
H. Mann for nice mess of roasting
the city.
Harry Cardsdaftner of Denbigh was
in the city Tuesday. Harr ysays the
Denbigh Brick Co. is turning out an
especially fine product since installing
the new press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hoover of Glen,
burn were in the city Tuesday. They
are making arrangements to move to
this city the coming fall.
Advertisement of the VIM. J. Car
roll sale Of 345 head of large mares
sale will be held Thursday, Aug. 10,
at the Carroll camp, 20 miles west of
Plaza If you need horses, look this
up. - q 70 1a Erfs'5 gH}= &@7F Anl8Hf
Jesse Root lost his total crop in the
Surrey hailed district Saturday. The
path of the storm was only six miles
long, ,eG H7sat92 &'faa :'@
Herman Mechler, the we'll known en-
gineer, is in St. Paul this week, where
he attended the big Knights of Column
bus meeting, receiving the fourth de-
The 18th annual melting of the Pyth-
ian Sisters of the state is in session at
Grand Forks this week. Among the
officers present is Mrs. ]. B. Reed, Of
this city, who is grand protector.
Miss Esther Parker of this city and
Ralph Moorhead of Chicago were unit
ed in marriage at Catholic church in
Minneapolis Monday of last week. The
wedding breakfast was served at the
Raddison hotel.
After the entertainment at the Nor
NAL school Friday evening, ball was
given at the gymnasium. The func-
ton was very enjoyable, fully five hun
dred good looking school ma'ams at
tending, while there were but dozen
of the members of the opposite sex.
"Dad" Green, editor and Justice of
the Peace from Sawyer, managed to
get away from his many duties long
enough to visit Minot friends Satur-
day. Mr.. Green has heard several
rather complicated cases and attends
to his duties in dignified manner.
Elizabeth, the thirteen-yar-old
daughter of w. S. Reed of the south
prairie, has been seriously i'll from
lung trouble since March and is grow
ing weaker steadily.
A nine pound baby boy was born in
this city Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Einar Madsen Of Burlington. The pop
ular Burlington merchant is receiving
the congratulations of his, numerous
friends with characteristic modesty.
Mrs. F. J. Lyman and daughter have
gone to California, where the latter
will enter school. Mr.. Lyman and son
Fuller will join them later and spend
the winter in the west.
Walter Champlin and Verne Moon
left this week for Berkeley, Cali,
where they will enter the state univer-
sity. Mr.. Champlin will take course
in accounting while Mr.. Moon will en-
ter the electrical engineering depart
ment. They are among Minot's best
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