The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-01
FOR SALE-Three Shropshire rams.
j. D. Milan, Norwich, N. d. 1O-1t2+

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: j. D. Milan, Norwich, N. D. 1O-1t2'
5 The Independent understands tina
the Great Northern is making ar
arrangements to fill the unsightly hol,
just south Of the building occupied b,
the Stones rdean- Wells Co.
Wood & Wood, the chiropractors
Twill move their Offices from the Will
son block to the Brauer block.
]. j. Brand from near Logan rails
: led squash this year that tipped tn.
) scales at "A pounds.
81 A. B. Tofflemire, successful Nor.
{ witch farmer, was in the city Monday
His Marquis wheat averaged 26 IL
5 bushels, Velvet Chaf 20 and Blue
Stem IA, the average for the entire
Z crop being nearly 20 bushels.
j Any amount Of fine spring water ID
going to waste at the foot Of the
north hills. The city dads are con.
7 sidering plan for running this wat.
utilized by the city in connection with
the filtered water.
Mr.. Thornhill, prominent real
estate dealer from Joy, ILL.,, is in the
city on business with the Brush-Mc
Williams Co. Mr.. Thornhill says I'LL
onis has but half q corn crop this
year and other crops are light. Farm
values continue to soar, however, in
the Sucker state.
Prof. Luther E. Birdsell, chairman
of the state tax commission, has hand
J led his resignation to Governor Hanna.
; He intends to return to the North Da-
kota Law School as instructor, from
which he was given two years leave
of absence.
i Saturday evening at five o'clock oc-
curred the wedding of Miss Maud
Hurd of Minot to Mr.. VIM. Frank Of
|Deering at the Methodist parsonage.
They were unattended. The bride
wore dark travelling suit and carried
a shower of brides roses. They left
by auto for their new home.
I have a light team Of horses I
want to sell or trade for anything I
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.
Chas. A. Haskins, formerly assist
ant cashier of the Union National
bank, arrived from Phoenix, Ariz.,
where he has been living for several
years. Mr.. Haskins went south on
account of his wife's health. The
many friends of Mrs. Haskins will be
pleased to learn that her health has
been entirely restored.
J. M. Myers will leave in a few days
for Stanley, Wis, where he will en-
gage in business. Mr.. Myers is one
Of our very best citizens and many
Will WISH MN success IN MS new nela.
ne retalns considerable properly IN
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loaned money to North Dakota farm.
We Give Won nromnt service = 7
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pastuIe IN 1 sne stuD1ie neius . ~ .ne
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snel VIZ SIP " .,.s es ash =. anI1 -
some " Ihese sneeP VIII ~ soiI ~
iarhels ~ inns xlciHlty. MIne I1 nun-
areu ol tneln are ieeulng a. tiie harry
myers 1arm.
]. P. johnson Of Jerome, is one of
the farmers who is making good. He
staTI 1 N mas 2 smali way Few Wears ago
ana mas Deen alVersHymg. ms year
ne tnresnea 1ouO Dusnels o. gran, mas
seVeral caItle ana norses 70 sen, Eais-
60 nee 10y OF pigs, turkeys, cnlck-
ems ana d u ana grew large gar,
zen. =. :. mas elgnt cnloren ano
"a tne farm is tne pest place 1or
tnem on eartn'
City Property.
nor The M ;nnt. co eT ,o.at;nn. 4na !
Mace for raising chScIens. easv terms
Price $3.50 - e
~ WESTERN REALTY 90
80 A1As 4 ~
Mr.. Thaddeus G. Hecker and Miss
Marvel May Selty were married at the
Methodist parsonage Saturday night
at eight o'clock, Rev. Olson officiat-
ing. The beautiful ring ceremony was
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