The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-09-10

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Y. p. Groninger OF Des Laos was ~
the CITY TUESDAY enroute 10 Fargo
where ne VIII attend 9 maxwell pan.
Mn~.,,.ii :. :. SanE ..,;+h Mn ~
1A1N"en $50, 80, W. %
EDWARD HsrDold. VINO mas Deen mar,
vestlng az Granvllie, received woro
that ms motner was az tne pomt OF
death at Marsnall, MO-, ana PassSeo
thru the CITY yesterday enroute 70 ms
ola nome.
Ed. burk g. VINO was kiiie9 n tne
lJungles AZ Hussel!, WAS Dlrleu y tnAt
place. c0mpan,on knleu MN uur InE
Ia Draw. n9rkes Lrienos from .ne
lungles raised enough money 70 Dury
tnelr PAL
Crop conditions are not good IN
Montana. Practicaliy everything TINS
side OF tne mouhtalns, WIZ tne e~G ~
h t.om ~ r,,; SnaI hu e1 ~ drovth Many
oeen ruine1 ~ .ne u.ou.n; a -,
LA ra,s,o "" ano aIraad, nin,v;zn IN +he;r
ana SOME are alfeauy p'o""s W 'AeA
helus.
Our farm loan business was estaD-
!lshed IN 1888: since !nen we nave
H ,Tanea money ~ NUM-. I ~ " 80 W.. III
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e soI w ~ "a1S us 3 10y ~ ~.
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Dioen, iH1'o
>: wynn, tne dalryman, IS DONG me
with ms nero OF guernsey cows. ne
IS mixing n1Teen cows a. present anu
mus al ny eAte ,,e h MI, IL h.m ms a.
e eus ha; 49, S r. nfrsrr;no frnro he
les ann ~; ,,l;ii s 10 i' mo,+h
neau Ha szs - "i.n WI " WV ~
a. ouu 20
Canned goods are gong 10 De very
hlgh on account OF tne War. Canne9
tomatoes, corn ana all KINGS mas OF canned
t yeEe.aD,es anu +hnn =; WI. ' Mhnsa
mie :; =, US nc o - s na. SOW az
WIZ ae er,,o+ bo axnac+ed - dscyos se
~ n' % In, !. W. uoor 1 ~ w. e'''S
-, a. 'eas. . yea
Let us ngure with you on your
ngnting apparatus. 1asoilne port
able lamps, lanterns TEN sad lrons'
street lamps, residence ana store sys-
u .;ss' hn antn ~ tos+;uan!ais wonnai
Left. Office in old printing office build
ing, Foxholm, N. D. 8-13-t4cg
Ted Walsh, the rotund barber who
N won Lame E. o..u wJI s.an 1 me+ro;t
| UO1I oAOPS HOO AONAAASu AAOAA ACSSAOAoS
nro at.a MI hie a nc To- hos +ra,,e1aJ
Tina - may ~. s, no r na ras+nras +han
t tose ., 81. ~ honna ~ = $3.50
s nws ~, :. - a'vne q.
~. ApM. !, .CulDertson came IN from 70 |,
Surrey on ms s'Dike inesday and .nad |,
81 up:,'l .,oEn ~. .,s:,s wiz, y,
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a.ia AZ; w i;1 m.ee. ;ak0 -.
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onn ss. gse ''la az "ea .'s'' nesliy
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len Brown from east OF the city Is
selecting 9 lottof fine seed corn, large
portion OF his crop having insured.
Some OF. the ears are more tnan .IOot
long and as large and nne as any Iowa
corn. This Is the flrst time that Mr.
Brown mas ralsed corn N MOTH Dako-
e ana ne IS Wen pieaseo Win ms ven
tufe
Electric! Gasoline! Cold Gas!
Be economical and get your lighting
annaratns from " a Tan Forholr
= = 50 : 80 " - 80 - y
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3. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hetherton, Sr.
recently returned from Milestone
Sask., where they visited with their
son, William, who owns large hotel
there. Mr.. Hetherton saws that IL re.
quired two hours to cross the line Al
Portal upon his return. Two German
adam authorities.
]. w. DuPriest, wife and son from
stan6erry, NO, nave been visiting Ole
Thaw 7;,ad ne I'm = les acs
back to their Old home four wears AGO