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

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brakeman make no attempt to put
them Of.
Mrs. c. A. Grow is visiting relatives
at Hamlet, N. D.
Albert Lowe and family are visiting
with relatives ct Wild Rose, Wis.
Peter Ildvedsen Of Billings, Mont,
is visiting Minot friends.
DR.. Frogner Of Berthold and Miss
Rita Ryerson Of Mayville were mar
ried Aug. IL.
H. E. johnson, who owns Rice Lake
and all that surrounds it, is suffering
from blood poisoning.
Editor Parratt of Donnybrook was
in the city Monday. Mr.. Parratt is
thinking Of getting linotype machine.
Prairie chickens are being killed ct
Westhope and Editor Drake hopes the
offenders will be punished.
Fred Pence Of Anamoose is anxious
to help Germany and has applied TO
the German consul at st. Paul for ad-
mission into the Kaiser's army.
The Lansford band Of 81 pieces has
received its new instruments and there
will be some terrific wind jamming in
Bill Holbein's town. s
Remember that the federal law pro-
tects swan and crane until 1918. Fish,
beaver and muskrats are also protect
ed by our state law.
Miss Katherine Blake Of New York
city, celebrated speaker. will give a
lecture at the Presbyterian church in
this city Friday night at $3.50 o'clock
IN equal suffrage.
The Independent is mailing out SUBJ
scription statements. We hope that
YOU who receive them will remember
us at an early date.
Money to loan on farm and city
property. Low rates on long time
loans. w. r. Lemmonier, Room 4, Lee
Sueur Block, Minot, N. D. 8-2O-t2
Ernie Anderson, formerly employed
at the Economy Drug store, has re-
turned from years absence, most Of
The time spent ut lis old home in
Norway.
H. L. Glazier Of Makoti, returned
from the east where he spent three
weeks buying merchandise Tor his
store.
There is quite movement in lots in
Eastwood Park. Geo. Heger and Mr..
Nelson bought choice lots and will
soon construct residences.
L. D. Hyde and family arrived from
Audubon, Ia, to visit relatives at Nor
witch.
E. j. Brown Of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
lis here today. He is engaged In the
hotel business there and is doing well:
HE will sell several farms in Ward
county at public auction Sept. 5, an
!nouncement to appear next week.
R. M. Dickey has returned from q
5000 mile journey through the south
and will begin threshing operations at
i his Norwich farm at once. He says
the crops in the south are light. Il
"A littleylove, little wealth,
A, little home for you and me,
ft's all / ask, except good health,
Which comes with Rocky Mountain
QsiTeas yssr Met Coy. Drug Co.'S,
The Royal Cafe, has sbeen closed for
lack of business. II isi,reported that
the soup house is about 1000 behind,
j. H. fTompkins and family have re-
turned from an extended visit with
relatiyesoin New Brunswick. oaeg zoa
Marvin Solien, manager Of the New
FORK store, left ,W ednesday FOR st.
Paul On business.
M. Bank, proprietor Of the Palace
Clothing store, left for eastern points
Sunday, where he will spend some
time selecting stock.
j. 7. johnson and John Garden, Of
/ Lankin, who are autoing thru to Hav-
re, Mont, were pleasant callers at the
Independent Office Friday.
DR.. Francis has bought the CONNER
cial barber shop on Reishus street
Doc will divide his time between am
putating boards and doing veterinary
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Glib, after
spending the summer on the Glib
ranch in Mountrail county, have re
turned. They were accompanied home
by Raymond Truax.
Miss Margaret O'Neil Of Inkster
who has been spending month ut the
home of Thomas Thoreson on Mil
street, left for Rugby this morning
where she will visit cnroute home.
The first threshnig accident ct the
season happened near Hazleton wher
a young fellow got his arm caught ir
THE machine. The limb was twisted
and shattered.
! Magnus johnson, a farmer thres
miles south Of Adams, was killed BY
4 lightning, while driving binder. Tht
man fell in heap as soon as STRUCK
and the team ran away.
A. B. Easthagen, who has conduct
( led the Commercial barber shop il
d connection with the one under th.
i Citizens bank. has disposed Of TIL