The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-14
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to fall down the cellar way Tuesday
evening. She is suffering from sever
al bad bruises and a severely sprained
ankle.
Rev. Richmond preached very fine
sermon Sunday evening on the subject
of Mothers Day. There was a large
attendance but the new male choir
was conspicuous for its absence.
Judge Murray was in town Tuesday
renewing acquaintance among old
friends and incidentally swapping q
few of the latest anecdotes with Judge
Wallace.
Brick making on an extensive scale
at Davis. This suburb of Burlington
has the appearance of perfect hive
of industry these days. Get your auto
tuned up and drive out to Davis and
Supt. Summers will pilot you around
and explain the processes.
Mr.. C. E. Fuller, who has been in
the hospital at Minot for several
months now has so far recovered his
health as to be able to go to work
again. He has been given a job at the
brick yard that he can do despite his
weakened condition and is thus en-
abled to be at home with his wife and
the little family, who have missed the
fathers care so much of late.
Mrs. Sheehan, who has been at
Chester, Mont, for several weeks, re-
turned home Sunday. She was accom-
panied by her little daughter Esther.
She informs US that it is very dry
around Chester, no rain having fallen
this spring up to last Saturday when
rain had set in as she left. The pros
poets there are far from bright.
John Werner, of the German Amer
lean Bank, returned from his eastern
trip Sunday, but is to leave again to-
night on another trip to Illinois and
Iowa points, where there are prospects
of buyers coming out on the 500 ex-
cursions that begin this week. H. T..
HOgy is still In the east.
The Burlington ball team went to
Berthold Sunday and played the open
ing game of the season. Burlington
has one of the strongest teams we
have had in years and put it over the
Berthold team 10 to 3. Congleton, the
assistant agent of the 500 at this point
held the mound and famed the boys
one, two, three up to the eighth in
ming, when an error let in three runs.
E. B. Wallace cracked one out over the
fence down near the waterworks and
won the fine bat offered by a Berth
old druggist to the first man who
could perform the feat. The boys are
in fine shape and we still maintain
the correctness of our prediction that
Burlington is a winner and will stand
in the top notch at the close of the
season. ~ @
Messrs. Wendt and Moon have ac-
copied positions on our local ball team
and are doing very effective work.
Mrs. Tuftner and Miss Berg of Ken,
mare were visitors at the Hogy home
over Sunday, returning Monday.
Miss Harriet Schindeldecker and
Mrs. John Campbell were guests at
the Charles Wistrom home over Sun
day.
Will Wistrom the Flaxton druggist,
was down and spent Sunday here with
relatives and friends.
Jacobson Bros. moved into their
new quarters opposite the C. A. Bug
&c & Co. store and now have as up-to-
date market as may be found in
any city. In the back they have ample
room for the engine and various pieces
of machinery required in the manufac-
ture of sausage, etc., and also room
for the handling Of the large quanti-
ties of cream being purchased by the
MeSsrs. jacobson and Wistrom.
The latter firm are now installing
their ice cream making machinery.
The large ice box purchased by Jacob
son Bros. is now in place and every
thing is in readiness for the care Of
their immense trade.
Mrs. Gus Larson is expected home
from the hospital on Friday.
The Secretary of the county board
of health, DR.. F. E. Wheelon, of MincJ,
was in town on business Tuesday.
Jno. Werner is laying brick walks
about his residence, planting a hedge
and ornamental trees and improving
his residence property generally these
days.
E. A. Madsen is putting in brick
walks at his residence on the north
side.
John Perlicheck, manager of the
Burlington City mine, is circulating al
petition to have the county commits
sioners change the road leading past
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