The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-05-28

family to Davis, and thus Burlington
welcomes another excellent addition to
its population.
l.. M. Davis and q party Of interested
urday Inspecting the local plant Of the
John Paulsen, an old railroad con-
tractor, has force of men with horses
and Fresnos busily engaged in remov-
ing the soil OVERLAPPING the immense de-
posts. Of clay that is being used in the
manufacture. Of bricks by the Northern
The extensive brick-making plant at
Davis is manufacturing industry that
we'll repays few hours inspection. The
arches for burning the brick are arrang-
ed in what are known as batteries or
kilns from - to 16 arches to the kiln.
There are five kilns in operation. The
capacity of kiln is 100000 brick, thus
at a time The crew that has charge OF
the burning process work day and night
in the performance of their iabors.
After Aft s coming from the giant press the
over 100000 bricks.
At the present time some SO men find
employment about the brick yard and
mine and the scene during work days is
typical of a colony of beavers engaged
in active operations.
installed fine set Of scales and car
of an Office building about the scales.
John Perlicheck has purchased fine
new mich COW of Ira StOddard.
The Jacobson Bros. and the c. A.
Bugge Co.. store are embellishing their
t,u sin places with coats of pure white
Louis Groshans and H. T. Hogy expect
to follow suit as soon as the painters
complete the above mentioned jobs, and
enr its the Whss Civ for Of the the %st
School closes this week with appro-
pirate exercises.
The principal presented the school
Of H'' 1n de- seu neatly s framed e''
Have you ever seen fac smile of
this famous document with the sigma
| lures attached Of those sturdy patriots,
the signing Of whose names meant the
hangmans moose for the offenders If
caught by King Georges Red-coats?
Geo Pedlar and family have gone out
I of the restaurant business and moved
into the Frank Hicks house.
Burlington party has an excellent
equipment for. some enterprising chap
to start weekly newspaper. There is
couple new cases in the lot and an army
press. Here's golden opportunity for
someone to get started in the newspaper
are splendid openings among those new
towns along the 500 beyond Plaza. Some
live wire better get next.
Dan Conan Jr, left Monday for the
word that the horses for which he has
been searching SO long were to be found
there.
H. A. Kuver, cashier Of the First
State Bank, becoming Disguised after re-
peated attempts to secure an engineer
for his gasoline blowing outfit, started
out bright and early, Monday with the
The isn.t throttle title himself. Good for you,
A brass band of twelve pieces was or
ganized Monday evening in less time
than it takes to write the fact The in
tention is to engage few extra players
for the Fourth and not try to break in
any, fresh recruits until after the cele-
bration. -
This year the eagle will be cut loose
at Burlington. Many of the pioneers win
be, glad to know that Burlington, the
old county seat town, is to be the scene
Of this great event.
Full particulars and bills will be is
Come to Burlington, Burlington the
Beautiful, on the banks Of the Murmur-
ing Mouse and enjoy the national holi-
day in the inviting shade of the beauti-
full groves that line the banks Of the