The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-09-17
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The officers Of the. Foxholm State
are ]. p. O'Leary, cashier; y. J. Kann,
president, and r.. w. Kann, assistant
cashier, all men Of proven ability and
expert fnanciers, conducting their in
|stitution along conservative lines, and
this bank is enjoying an exceptionally
good business.
The Foxholm Coal Company, new
corporation with $4,000 capital, has
opened up . new mine this year un-
der the capable management Of Mack
Hendricks, formerly superintendent
of the Mcclure mine at Tasker.
This mine is already in active opera
ton. All equipment is brand new
and the very latest word in mining ma
chinery. The mine is a shaft mine,
the skips being operated by a Fair
banks Morse engine Of the latest and
most powerful type. This company
will soon increase their working force
and add materially to their production.
They are now operating an eleven
foot vein Of bright, hard Ignite.
Lorenzo Left, the capable book-keep-
er for T. L. Simmons, is genial all
around hustler. On the side he han
dies a complete line Of lighting APP
paratus and being an expert mechanic,
he can install lighting system in a
way to get the best results and con-
sequent satisfaction to his patrons.
Mr., Left represents the Albert Lea
Lighting Co., the largest manufactur-
ers of lighting equipment in the north
west. II
Many home in the vicinity Of Fox
holm owes a large percentage Of its
cozy qualities to the excellent system
Of lighting installed by Mr.. Left.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. eastman own
and operate one of the most up-to-
date, home-like hotels anywhere in
this part Of the state. This hotel is q
favorite with the travelling public.
Many a travelling man while making
this territory would sooner pass up
customer than miss a good feed at the
eastman hotel.
It is unfortunate that Mrs. eastman
is enjoying very poor health and they
now contemplate trading their hotel
property for real estate and retire
from the hotel business.
This hotel is winner and the pres
tige it now enjoys will make for its
future success. Some good hotel man
can pick up decided bargain by buy
ing this property.
J. B. eastman has the auto fever
and if some fellow comes along with q
good machine to trade for a bunch Of
horses he will find ]. B. ready with the
glad hand.
F. w. Lambert, an enterprising
merchant, conducts q large general
store at Foxholm. Mr.. Lambert also
has extensive farming interests that
claim q portion Of his attention.
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\ w. Archibald is one Of Foxholm's
pioneer merchants. He has fine as
sortment Of general merchandise and
is doing splendid business.
w. E. Kirklie has retired from the
business Of retailing meats and has
erected beautiful farm home, 4
large barn and an immense hog house
and devotes his time to the buying
and shipping Of live stock.
Geo. .. McHattie Is now proprietor
of the City Meat Market at Foxholm.
George is big, jolly fellow, making :
typical example Of tradesman in
that line.
Rev. Mittereder has charge Of st.
Mary's parish at Foxholm and St.
Henry's parish over on the Mouse riv-
|er. His parish is large one and he
has been obliged to purchase an auto
mobile in order to cover such . wide
extent Of territory. Rev. Mittereder
makes his headquarters at Foxholm.
No parish in the state gives its priest
more hearty and loyal support than
the parish Of st. Mary's and st. Hen
|ry's.
"A. "A. Larson has his hands full
looking after the business Of Uncle
Samuel at the post Office and attend
ing to the many duties devolving upon
him as manager Of the local telephone
exchange. There is no more popular
postmaster along the line that "a. "a.
| He is courteous and prompt and ready
|at any and all times to favor the pat
rons Of the Office. a Ak 4.
Cools the stomach, washes out the
bowels, drives out the impurities,
helps the liver; its HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Take it once-a-wesle,