The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-15

Stanley Sun, visited Minot on business
Saturday.
i Miss Mabel Monesmith and Tony
Spohley of Deering were married in
this city Tuesday evening.
i Chas. Monroe, Margaret Walker and
Convey were arrested Wednesday
night on statutory charge.
i R. D. Parker of the Bovey- Shute
Lumber Co., Of Minneapolis, transact
ed business in Minot this week.
i Cornelius Haley of Lansford passed
thru the city Saturday enr0ute to EN-
mettsburg, Ia, where he will spend
the winter.
Mrs. Della Seaton Tyler is build
ing q new house and barn on one Of
her farms south of the city. Geo.
Jones will occupy the place.
L. T. Larson is building a large
will give Mr.. Larson one Of the best
sets Of farm buildings in that part of
the county.
B. H. Hartman of Glenburn has saw
ed large load of Northwestern Dent
seed corn and another of Flint. Those
Glenburn farmers are taking to corn
| like q duck to water.
Electric! Gasoline! Cold Gas!
Be economical and get your lighting
apparatus from w. A. Left, Foxholm,
N. D. 9-l-n
Miss Anna Ackwick and H. Rostad of
Carpio, were united in marriage ut the
Zion Lutheran church by Rev. N. Mil
sen. The couple will reside in Carpio
where Mr.. Rostad is engaged in BUSH
ness.
Hank Hackmeister was arrested
charged with assaulting Jerry Gron-
enthal at the Leland pool hall. The
victim received severe beating, the
trouble being over debt that Hack |
meister claimed was due him.
J. H. Reavis, one Of the most pros
porous brady farmers, threshed 100
bushels of barley from So acres while
his entire wheat crop averaged more
than 20 bushels per acre, some going
81 bushels.
I feel as happy as an eel.
Oh! how happy ! do feel.
If you'd feel as well as me,
Drink HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea.
Mccoy Drug Co.
C. M. Christensen is building fine
new residence at his farm fifteen miles
southwest of Minot. Mr.. Christensen
is making splendid success at farm
ing and is doing his share to build up
the agricultural interests of the coun-
ty.
]. M. Devine, secretary Of the re-
publican state organization, returned
from Grand Forks today, where he
made arrangements for . number Of
speakers to appear in Ward county
and other sections Of western North
Dakota
4 l have a light team of horses !
want to sell or trade for anything \
can use Have too many horses. What
have you to trade for the team?
Come and look them over.
9-24-tf J. c. SMALLWOOD.
James McVeety, proprietor Of q
meat market at Donnybrook, is proud
of the fact that his shop received .
grade of 100 per cent for cleanliness.
McVeety offers reward for every fly |
seen in the shop and no one has ever
been able to claim it.
Five Of the colored Migrants arrest
ed few days ago, pleaded guilty and
were given so days in the county jail I
by Judge William Murray. Henry
White and Ernest Carter, colored, will I
stand trial, their cases coming up
Monday.
Willie Frost, while herding his faith
er's cows Wednesday, saw an immense
deer run rapidly past the herd, jump
ing over high fences with ease. The
animal had long horns and was travel
ing north towards the Valley. The
deer stopped to eat mouthful or two
of corn from the field at the Guy
Frank farm, then hurried along.
A. P. Dahl, nominee for county COM
missioner from the fourth district on
the republican ticket, was in the city
Monday. Mr.. Dahl resides on farm
near Ryder. He has been doing quite
a little campaigning and appears con-
fident of victory on Nov. g.. Mr..
Dahl resided in Minot until 10 years
ago and since that time has been till /
ing the soil on his homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Warn from rs
miles north Of the city, drove to Mi
nn+ Mondox, NJ. We ~, h0,, rh% q II