The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-06-04
Additional State News.

Additional State News.
The Ryder Journal picks Knute Ha-
gen g q winner in the coming election.
Sure thing.
Several miles of the 500 extension
across the reservation have been grad
ed and considerable material is on the
ground.
T. "A. Davis of Ryder, while out on
his motor cycle, nearly ran into wire
fence and to save himself, threw him
self off his machine backwards. He
was rendered unconscious.
Conductor Wynn's Sunshine Limited
is sporting q brand new coach.
H. H. Steel, the Mohall banker, has
started for Norway. He is one Of the
500 North Dakotans appointed to rep
resent North Dakota at the unwilling
Of Lincoln's monument at Christiania.
Karl S. Hendrickson, for six years
cashier of the Mohall State bank, died
Of tuberculosis at Assiniboia, Sask.
The Chautauqua on the Mouse river
at Tolley promises to be better than
ever this year. On July 8, there will
be $40 worth Of talent on the ground.
Senator McCumber, Senator Gronna
and Major Murphy will appear some
time during the Chautauqua.
t. w. McDonough, editor of the
Grano Tribune, has solved the hired
help proposition, young printer hav-
ing arrived at his home last week.
The Junior ball teams at Mohall
havesbeen presented fine suits by C. A.
Grow, the Minot clothier.
The car of the section crew at Mo-
hall ran down q gopher with disas-
trous results. The animals body
clogged the machinery and threw Cor
don Eby against the section house,
rendering him unconscious.
The Glenburn depot was recently
struck by lightning.
A. C. Dayton Of Glenburn has seeded
1000 acres.
"Hank" Marean of Glenburn has 80
acres of corn.
The Tribune insists that the dirty,
disease-breeding spots in Sherwood
must be cleaned up.
The Sherwood Tribune wonders why
the county superintendent takes her
deputy along when visiting schools.
A Sherwood farmer advertises a
stock reduction sale of pure bred sows.
That sounds we'll. North Dakota is
rapidly becoming an important hog
producing state.
A cheese factory, the second in the
state, has been installed at Palermo:
This is a natural result of the spread
of dairying and this industry will un-
doubtedly grow and prosper.
Andrew Schawhn of Berwick re-
ceived 80 days in Jail for beating his
wife.
A hail storm recently struck Dog
den, knocking out many windows IN
the town. The report didn't say
whether Bishop Cowells dome was in
jured or not. ...
A Judgment for $1,7O9.47 was dock
eted against former County Auditor
Irving of Sargent county, now living
in California. Irving had already paid
$500 under protest. These are fees
he withheld for his own use.
Louis A. Larson, who recently left
for the west, accompanied by his wife,
in hopes of change of climate bene-
fitting her health, is now in Montana,
looking up good location to start an
abstracting business.
In the Bickford case decided by the
supreme court last week, Judges
Bruce, Goss and Burke voted to sus-
tain the lower court, Judges Fisk and
Spalding dissenting.
North Dakota claims population OF
$4,000 more than South Dakota and
about hundred more banks.
New Rockford will build IL miles
of cement walks this year:
An alfalfa picnic will be held at
Herman Nelson's big farm near Ray
June 81. Mr.. Nelson has made a great
success growing alfalfa and will give
practical talk that day. There will
be many distinguished visitors pres.
ent.
Williston has building and loar
association.
The Williston Herald has just con.
cluded big subscription contest. Bro
Ferries is getting out one of the
states most prosperous weekly news:
papers and for circulation the Heralc
is top-notcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Robinson Of
Donnybrook celebrated their 64th wed
ding anniversary last week at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. B. May
hew. Fourteen years ago they came
to Donnybrook from Kimball, MINI
DESPITE their age, they are hale ane
hearty. Mr.. Robinson was born II
Kentucky in 1929 and his wife is foul
wears his Junior. They are the parent:
Of ten children, six of whom are llv
Bro. Parratt Of Donnybrook execut
ed another good cartoon last week
showing number Of the popular re
n,,hl;can candidates. The work is very