The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-08-13

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damage In Canada.
! Miss Mildred Halbeisen Of Langdon
has been the guest Of Miss Aileen Nc
j Gahan.
! ]. l.. Champlin Of Osakis, Mimi, ia
visiting with his son, Earl, at Genoa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Nelson are the
proud parents Of q 8 IL pound boy,
born Aug. 4.
Pres. A. G. Crane is at Bismarck
this week attending the meeting Of the
Normal board.
Choke cherries are ripe and are
found in great quantities in the woods
along the Mouse.
Miss Pearl Pringle, who is engaged
as stenographer at Moosejaw, is
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Wills, q Chicago printer, is Wis
iting with his sister, Mrs. A. c. Smith,
who resides in the Dinnie Flats
| Sam Arntz, who was once engaged
in business here, visited old friend in
Minot Monday. For three years Sam
has lived at Tolley.
Mrs. Matte Baker, who recently
went to Galata, Mont, with her grand
daughter, Miss Iva Knox, fell the 9TH
er day, fracturing two ribs.
The Independent editor was present
ed with fine spring chicken by Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Estlick, from their flock
of pure bred Rhode Island Reds.
F. E. Cook of Logan was very
!agreeably surprised by the return Of
his married daughter from Michigan,
who will make an extended visit.
Orville r. Burns, son of David
Burns of Surrey, recently. Joined the
u. s. army and is now located at JEFF
ferson, Mo-, with the 23rd Missouri
Cavalry.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Wertz arrived
from Colona, Ia, this week and will
visit several months at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. D. E. Benell, east
of the city.
The Germany bicycle shop has NOV
ed to the old Ward Fruit building
along the 500 right-of-way Geo. Cor
many, the proprietor, is building up a
big business.
Geo. Beam of Indiana is visiting
with his uncle, J. B. Milan of Surrey.
Mr.. Milan was in the city Saturday
and reports losing so acres of his best
wheat from hail.
George DeArmen Of Conneau Lake,
Pa, arrived Tuesday for visit with
his daughter, Mrs. A. G. Crane. He
has also been visiting his daughter at
/ GAINESVILLE, MINI.
E. S. Nulph of Sawyer was in the
city Saturday. Mr.. Nulph, his son and
daughter, have brot suit against Gus
Sipples for 1855 wages. The case has
been appealed to district court.
Geo. w. Kemper, who is installing
water and sewer systems at Malta and
Havre, Mont, is spending few days
in the city. He says there are no
crops to speak Of around Malta. I'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Reighart have
returned to Minneapolis after visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Reighart. Edwin holds a responsible
position IL with nth 9 large automobile con-
Sst5miSgou Avs sunf,sfi rciIi..ssfie.a a'
Is Miss Anna sStondtte Hastings;
MINI, q srNisiting ut the home Of her
i brother, John, in this city. Ernest
i Stoudt, prominent merchant from
the eastern part Of the state. is also
mere. I. ssslFt HI yyg:5 Sg~1s g.4stsEsf
4 $ w. Bond returned, from Montana
where he has extensive interests. NJ He
attended the annual convention of the
Lumbermen's Association Of Montana
recently, where he was one Of the
speakers. 5,., IS.
4 Mr.. Wagner, who was engaged in q
profitable livery business in Gran
Vile some years ago, has returned
4 from Alberta, where he has been
a farming. He says he had complete
crop failure. n,
The young folks will hold meeting
at the beautiful farm home of L. T.
Larson in forming township Sunday
afternoon to which all are invited. The
proceeds Of the social will 60 towards
q fund to buy a new bell.
+ w. A. Peck, who drives Ford, is
thinking of getting one of the new
photographic attachments for his
4 speedometer, which when the machine
4 speeds up to 20 miles an hour plays,
Nearer My God to Thee"
j D. F. Burns Of Surrey, who raises
ia big garden every year, figures that
4 he lost no less than $4OO when the
hail struck one corner Of his farm,
running his garden. His half acre Of
onions, cabbage, etc, were ruined.
I j. J. Brand has completed his har-
vesting and will spend the remainder
Of the fall marketing his garden truck,
Of which he has several acres. Mr..
4 Brand says that Frank Teets has the
4 finest field Of wheat he has seen in
the county.
II Paul Sayre, q woman suffrage lee
.fturer from Chicago, addressed small
crowd at the Public library Saturday
evening. Mr.. Sayre usually speaks to
large crowds on the street, but was
not allowed to give an open air lecture
4 N this city.
Il. Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Eby have re-
4 turned from q 100 mile auto trip thru
Il Montana. They travelled in their Mod
lei 81 Buick and had not the least
trouble with the machine. They visited
the Yellowstone Park and spent some
! time fishing in the famous trout
j streams Of Montana. AT Fiddler's
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