The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-08-20

an honest effort to sse that the laws
are enforced. While "sooners" get in
their work more or less every year,
there has bsen less illegal shooting
this year than ever before.
A Westhope tailor advertised for q
man and one came out from the city.
He returned on the next train, declar-
| ing that the d town was too small
for him.
Ed B. Howe, who bought the Ana
moose Progress from Editor p. r..
Schley, has improved the paper might
lily. Mr.. Schley will engage in the
printing business in the west.
| The appointment Of VIM. Blake as
juvenile court officer for the second
district, has been revoked by Judge
Buttz. Blake has proved unreliable,
as well as his assistant, Mr.. Barton.
The 13-year-old daughter Of Mrs.
Carl Hirshkorn Of Anamoose fell
from hay stack, striking pitchfork
handle, which penetrated her lung
and abdomen.
A reader Of the Plaza Pioneer
claims that he was converted by one of
George ]. Smiths editorials. II some
one could write something that would
convert "Froggie" real miracle will
have been performed.
Rice Lake is getting to be quite q
famous summer resort. Every Sun
day numerous autos travel thither and
scores spend the day bathing in the
clear water of the lake.
J. H. Weinrebe has returned from
Chicago, where he bought very large
stock of furniture for his wholesale
and retail store. Mr.. Weinrebe says
that business is quiet in the east.
Wholesalers tell him that about all
the business they get is from the west.
Strangers entered the cellar at the
Matt Weber home near Anamoose,
drank q large quantity Of Mats
choice wine and destroyed the rest.
Two Of them, harvest hands, were ar
Sampson at Towner.
H. ]. Hecht was in from the north
prairie Tuesday and said he would
thresh this week. The Colonel has q
fifty acre field of corn that will soon
be matured, tho he is looking for an
early frost.
James johnson will thresh his wheat
Friday and Saturday of this week at
his Burlington farm. He estimates
| the Weld at % bushels. Next week
he and his good wife intend to take
their semi-annual vacation, returning
when their supply of funds is exhaust
led.
It enriches the blood, strengthens
the nerves, helps your whole system.
! A remedy you should take every
month anyway, whether you are sick
or not. It's HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea, take it regularly, twill make
and keep you well. 35c. Tea or Tab
lets. Mccoy Drug Company.
| The price of auto tires has. advance
ed Is per cent and will probably go
up 40 per cent. The rubber, comes
from Belgian possessions in, South
America. Leather for upholstering
will be high and several concerns next
year will use an imitation, tits said.
"A large crowd gut hered at The farm
home ofsMr:. and Mrs!h II T. Larson in
forming township Sunday afternoon.
Misunderstanding yfit sertainrient Was Civ
en- bv The younp Folks and 4 DELIGHTFUL
lunch served. The proceeds wtsfe add
ed to fund for 3 new bell.
Let US figure with YOU "a your
lighting apparatus. GASOLINE port
able lamps, lanterns, Gem sad irons,
street lamps, residence and store sys-
TENS, naantles and repairs. Can fur;
nish best Of testimonials. Wenzel q.
Left, Office in old printing Office build
ing, Foxholm, N. D. 8-13.t4cg !
David Keller and family Of Lyle,
1 WASH, are in the city today. Mr.. KEEL
Ter lived at Omemee sixteen years ago
where he owns considerable land. He
and E. B. McCutcheon are old friends.
The manv friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Low = Knowltnn will he nleased Ia
learn that = fine baby bow was born
to them at Austin, Mimi, Aug. u.
Prof. Knowlton had charge OF the
! manual training department OF the
4 Minot schools for several years
/ Last wear q hunter arrested claim