The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-07-02
Minot City Happenings

MlnVs Wy N0PPOlIlu6S
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Tracy of Plaza
are spending the week in Minot.
Mrs. Alex Smith and daughter Lily,
of Berthold, visited Mrs. L. L. Oeth
this week.
Miss Jennie Swalstead Of Hillsboro,
is visiting at the home of her brother,
Hart Swalstead, the jeweler.
Aug. Hanson of Fargo, general
agent Of the Case Co., transacted bus
mess here early in the week.
w. E. Bryant, a Devils Lake coal
dealer, visited old Minot friends this
week while attending the Elks' con-
vention.
County Commissioner Huber is ship
ping seven teams of mules to White
Earth today where he will do several
jobs of grading for the G. N.
H. w. Blichfeldt, a prominent Ia
gus attorney, was in Minot Tuesday.
Mr.. Blichfeldt's family will return
from an extended visit in Norway in
August.
Atty. c. D. Aaker returned from
DEBORAH, Ia, where he spent week
with relatives. He also attended the
Mitchell Whitney nuptials at St.
Cloud, Mimi, June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Geist, who are
in charge of the poor farm, gave
pleasure to a crowd of their friends
Tuesday night with dance.
Farmers Line soon in use.
Mrs. Henry Auslander who contract
ed a mild case of pneumonia while
camping at the Old Settlers grounds
at Burlington last week, was brot
home and is recovering nicely.
HEDVIG sOLBERG. Swedish Mas
sage and Medical Gymnastics. Grad
uated from leading school in Christi
ania, Norway. Tel. 724 White, ad-
dress A. C. Nedrud, 1872 Grand Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson of
Minnewaukan attended the Elks' con-
vention. Mr.. Hutchinson was next to
high man in the fight for Commission
er of Agriculture, making a very fine
showing.
John Flow, assistant keeper at the
state penitentiary, accompanied by
his family, was in the city Tuesday.
John is moving his household goods to
Bismarck. He is the leader of the
prison band and formerly resided at
Mohall.
The Independent is sorry TO- learn
that J. C. Smallwood is again gbedfast
with his old trouble eczema. He was
feeling much better Tuesday and
hoped to be out with his brother Elks
the following day, but took a turn for
the worse.
John c. Lowe and son started for
the reservation by auto Monday and
when ten miles beyond Plaza encoun-
tered very muddy roads. The auto
was broken, pulled into town by
farm team ten miles and Mr.. Lowe re-
turned by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will E. Holbein came
down from Lansford Wednesday to
spend the day with the big crowds.
Mr.. Holbein has assisted in doing
much for Lansford, and we are glad
to note that most of the people there
appreciate his services.
w. E. McEoun left today for Mime
apolis, where he will become associated
with the T. K. Kelly Sales System con-
Germ. "Mac" has had good deal Of
experience in the merchandising game
and ought to make good salesman.
Minot friends wish him success. .~
C. E. Colcord brot his little daugh-
ter, Edith, down from Glenburn We'd
nesday for an X-Ray examination, ac-
companied by DR.. Lord. The little one
fell, dislocating and fracturing her ell
bow point. It was found that the
fracture had already been properly re-
duced.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Champlin left
Minot today for their future home at
Wolf Point, Mont, where Mr.. Champ
lin opened a machinery house some
months ago. Walter will leave in
August for Berkeley, CAL, where he
will enter the state university and Miss
Florence, who is attending the sum-
mer term Of the Normal school will
leave in September for Wolf Point