The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-10-22

extended visit at the home Of his faith
er, Rev. A. L. Tyron, who is nearl!
ninety years Of age.
j Mrs. Mamie Neshime, whose hus
band was recently killed in this cit!
by fall from wagon, has gone Il
Granville to make her home with hel
mother, Mrs. s. w. Pierson.
Electric! Gasoline! Cold Gas!
Be economical and get your lighting
apparatus from W. A. Left, Foxholm
IN. D. 9-4-t
The Surrey Fire Department will
give a banquet at the town hall Fri.
day evening, Nov. 6, following an en-.
tertainment at the school house, to b
given by the Literary society. More
particulars later.
NO DELAY-There ia no delay In
getting your money, when you secure
your real estate loan through 10. We
loan our own money and are In posi-.
ton to care for loans promptly. e. j
Lander & Co., Lee Block, Minot.
A couple Of peddlers are attending
the sales in this vicinity, dispG'sing Of
UICSS pdttSCIlS AlCSE tlA0 o4ASS oIe
completed. At several places they did
a landoffice business, but nobody ever
gets the best Of one Of these fellows.
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.
It is pleasure to have your shoe
repairing and rubber or leather heel
work done at the Minot Shoe Hospital,
basement Lexington Hotel block. Par
Gel Post orders solicited. Work done
while you wait. All work guaranteed.
l.. J. Renicker and family left Sun
day for Menominee, Wis, where they
will visit a week, after which they
will go to Rossville, Ind, their old
home, to spend the winter. It has
been seven years since they were east
and Mr.. Renicker wishes to see his
mother, who - quite aged
Party from lonlt a Wants to sell
REIMBURSEMENT 81 fine y20 acre tract,
section where rain fall = 8 always good.
a SNAP Ia I0hSH ~ UuCc. Sdu OI
write. e Montana" 709 East End st.,
Minot. IT, !,
H. Barker from near Norwich was
in the city Saturday. he operated his
Case ,threshing outfit this year, q 20
h. r.: engine and . 1858 separator,
and speaks highly sof his outfit. In
seven hours MI. Barker thhlreshed 24O0
bushels 81 barley and oats at the Al
ger farm, setting quite pace, and in
one day threshed 1000 bushels Of
wheat at the johnson farm. He
threshed 26 IL days during the sea
son.
DR.. c. F. Sweet is the proud pos
SCISSOR Of one of the very best auto
mobiles ever driven in this section Of
the state, a Marmon, presented to him
by brother in Massachusetts,, veal
thy shoe manufacturer. The doctor is
mastering the art of running the car.
He declares that its bridge work" is
excellent, its "rubber-dam" a perfect
fit, with not cavity" in tire nor a
sign Of "dentine" on his spark plugs,
hence his maiden efforts were Grown
ed" with success.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Il. WeatherWaX
arrived from Nampa, Ida, and will
make an extended visit in this city
with their son Fred, deputy county
treasurer, and their other children.
Mr.. Weatherwax was formerly coun-
ty treasurer. He says times are rath-
er quiet in Idaho. The alkali in the
soil has come to the surface by reas-
on Of too much irrigation and moth
ing will grow where this strikes. The
government is now busy draining off
the alkali water in hopes Of restoring
the soil. Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherwax
have host of friends in this vicinity
who welcome them back. Mr.. Wealth
erwax is large land holder here. His
farms paid him better this year than
any time during seven years. s:...
w. E. Mansfield, one Of our crack
duck hunters, figures that hunting is
good for two weeks yet. Mr.. Mans
field is true sportsman. He has a
camp near Rice Lake and shoots only
the birds that he cares to use. For
instance, one day he will specialize on
red heads. All other ducks are i'm
mune that day. "A green head could
perch on the barrel Of his gun that
day and not be molested. The next