The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-08-13
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Messrs. Norton, Nodler, Northey,
Williams, Wheeler and Stearns of Mi
not were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
April Sunday.
Dan Conan Sr. is building large
barn on his farm. Uncle Daniel says
that from now on he is going to take
life easy.
Miss Kathryn Schons Of Donny-
brook was in town Tuesday. Miss
Schons has been engaged by the school
board to teach the Reiner school this
coming year.
Mrs. George Wood and children are
visiting relatives at Fortuna. In the
meantime George is browsing around;
playing in the little German band, and
plum duff.
Ed Madsen left Tuesday evening on
a business trip to Raymond, Montana,
and points beyond, where the 500 con-
templates extending their line.
Wheeler & Northey, general agents
of the Studebaker corporation, were
in town on business Wednesday.
Trap shooting is the popular diver.
sion of local sportsmen these fine cool
evenings.
H. A. K1uver returned from Iowa
Sunday. He says Iowa corn is Of
somewhat higher stalk but no better
filled ears than we have here in North
Dakota.
Miss Agnes Fleming spent Sunday
with her parents near Foxholm.
Miss Anna Christopherson of Carpio
was the guest of Mrs. Chas. Wistrom
between trains Sunday.
Rev.Grosse of Ryder occupied the
Presbyterian pulpit Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey johnson was in Minot
shopping Monday.
DR.. F. John Christie is now COM
fortably established in his new office
next door to the drug store.
DR.. Geo. Moffatt of Donnybrook
called on Burlington friends Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Humphreys of
Minot were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Falconer Friday evening.
Messrs. Werner and Hogy left Tues
day evening for the east in the inter-
est of the Jourgen Olson Land Co..
Mrs. Jourgen Olson and family, OF
Minot were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
C. L.. Smith Tuesday. They are now
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Stoddard. ..
There is some talk of the CONNER
cial club obtaining quarters in the
back part of DR.. Christie's Office build:
ing. We believe that at very small
cost cozy rest and recreation room
can be fitted up and with suitable quar-
ters the club will be in a position tc
do some highly efficient work this win
ter. 4 ~, -. ii
Harvey johnson is erecting a large
granary on his farm on south hill.
H. A. Kluver is getting materials
ready for the building of a large
granary and hog house on his
North Prairie farm.
VIM. Verzatt OF. Tasker was in town
calling on old friends Wednesday
Will expects to open store at Taskel
Sept. LIST. y.
Leo Olson, manager Of the Olson
Werner Grain Co., made a trip tt
his homestead at Roseglen the first o.
the week. ,EFE
The Olson Werner Grain Go. hav'
had an enormous trade in Irvine lately
They are still selling the best Irvine a
1Oc.
Some farmers are using as high a.
S pounds of Irvine per acre. This il
not so surprising when it is known tina
rye on the Frank Schloer farm thresh
ed rs bushels per acre and at jim
Keough's his rye went IS bushels pc
wi hoc
crop of all kinds of grain this season
c. A. Bugge & Co. were the first t
market grain this season. They haul
ed in several hundred bushels of ry'
Tuesday.
N The condition of John Miller, land
lord of the Miller hotel, is reported a
slightly improved. His condition il
still serious. F.
Il Mrs. John Wallace and children lief
Wednesday for visit with RELATIVES
at Lone Tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Wallace, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chas. Wistrom, Mr.. and Mrs. E
3. Wallace and w. L. Millar attends
the picnic of the Burns club at Mino
Wednesday.
The Township Board attended tn
lawsuit brot against the township b.
Andrew Jacobson at Minot Wednes
day.
For some reason the Logan CORE
spondent has been strangely silent o
late respecting Burlington. We ar
inclined to the belief that the sea-ser
pent mentioned some time ago ha
been too much for him and he is still
running.
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS.
Have you thought Of your winter
supply of coal? Of course not. Tn
weather has been too warm. Bat yo1
know that in q month or six week