The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-19

from and Rolla Johnson. They all re
port very enjoyable time indeed an
report the Des Laos people capital en-
tertainers.
They say some of the boys are il
the market for a supply Of corn cure
foot-ease and. chill blains. Ask Hans
H. T. Hogy as choir master is en-
joying a reputation in that capacit!
that extends beyond the confines o.
the state. Minnesota parties ar.
making inquiries as to his ability.
The Eighth Graders are in the
throes of a final examination this
week Thursday and Friday.
Ira Stoddard marketed hog that
weighed $40 pounds one day This
week.
Joe Jacobson of The City Marie:
will purchase cream tii"ect from tine
farmers; test it and poy for it ri ,ht
on the spot. He is waiting for his
equipment to arrive, which may be
here in week or ten days. Don't es-
tablish any permanent place for sell
ing your cream until you've talked to
Joe.
Hugh Christie, of Martintown. On
tario, is here on a visit at the home
of his son, DR.. F. John Christie.
Burlington otwnship voted gopher
bounty Of &c per tail during April and
&c during the months of May and
June. In addition poison to the val
ue of $1.25 per quarter section Of land
will be furnished residents.
The proposition to purchase road
grader was lost by vote of IL to 10.
Mrs. Chas. Wistrom and children
visited relatives at Flaxton Wednes-
day. TX 81
Miss Harriet Schindeldecker Of Min
neapolis was the guest at the home of
Mr.. and. Mrs. Chas. Wistrom over
Sunday, returning to Minot on Mon
day. 8 h,
The members Of Court Royal drop.
ped in on Mrs. John Wallace Saturday
evening and enjoyed very pleasant
evening. This unique organization
Of ladies are working along social
lines in the community. They have
purchased piano for the school house
and now they say they are going in
for some tennis courts. Let the good
work go on.
Henry Bull returned last week from
q trip to France, his native land,
where he has spent several months
visiting relatives and acquaintance.
He returned to North Dakota improv-
ed in health and generally benefited
by his trip.
Farmers all up along the Mouse are
harvesting their ice crop these days,
SO as to have provision for a cool
place in which to keep their cream
this summer. A good idea.
Mr.. Stout, the Minot insurance man
was in town on business couple days
last week.
Wedding bells have worked over
time in Burlington this week.
j. T. Mcmillan, secretary of the
Minnesota State Prison Board, was in
town last week placing orders for
farming machinery. Mr.. Mcmillan is
a very interesting man to meet, and
has some interesting things to tell
about prisons and prison systems. Mr..
McMillan's home town is Saltwater,
where the state penitentiary is located
in which the Younger and James out
laws were confined at one time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kind have NOV
ed out on their farm in Kirkelie
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jacobson Of
Carpio were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Jacobson Saturday and Sun
day.
Election passed off quietly, the fol-
lowing officers being put in for two
Superyisf, E. J. Bowman.
Treasurer, John Werner.
Assessor. E. B. Wallace. III
Justices Of the Peace, J. $: Wallace,
E. ]. Bowman.
Constables, ]. P. Wallace, 1. D.
Cotton.
Poundmaster, E. J. Bowman.
The school board had the. school
house thoroughly fumigated and
cleaned on Saturday. This was mere
" Z precautionary measure to pro-
vide for possible contingency.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Calvin called on
Foxholm friends Sunday.
Have you seen the new kind Of man
ties Will Left Of Foxholm Is selling ?
John ]. Lee ID in the Fight.
4 John j. Lee has made his announce
ment for the candidacy for the repub-
lican nomination for sheriff Of Ward
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