The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-25
Andrew Gutenberg of Karlsruhe

Andrew Gutenberg of Karlsruhe
took shot at a dog and hit his
thumb.
Since the town of Charbonneau, in
Mckenzie county, has been placed on
the map, five youngsters have. been
born, all girls.
Here's the epitaph on the CONNER
cial club monument erected by the
Drake News in memory Of that de-
funct organization: "She done played
her last tune"
| A couple of farmer lads, Is and IS
years of age, residing north of Devils
Lake, were tried in district court on
statutory charge, their victim being
younger sister. "
From a "Forty Years Ago" column
in St. Paul paper, we notice a re-
port of the death of H. D. Minot,
railroad official, who was killed in a
railway accident. Minot was named
after this man.
Atty Meagher of Velva has return
ed from Kirksville, Mo-, where he took
his little daughter, who is suffering
! from disease of the hip. The spec
ialist believes that he can restore the
child's health in five months.
Rawson has organized band with
! Editor Jones as president. We under
stand he has instructed Director Wip-
rud to teach the boys to play Casey
jones'"
! A Michigan editor is complaining
because an undertaken is hauling wood
in the hearse. tt may be that the
editor is sore because he is not haul
ing delinquent subscribers.
Business was suspended in Ardoch
for the double funeral Of Mrs. Brogan
and her brother, Frank Cheney, of
Oslo, who lost their lives in a gasoline
explosion in the Began home.
Charlie Tindal, the young man
taken to Rugby last Friday to be
tried on charge of insanity, is being
held by the authorities while they are
trying to get into communication with
his relatives at Oakland, California.
| White Earth, west of here, claims
the champion mother of this state and
perhaps Of the entire country. AL
though Mrs Myrtle LaChayyelle is
only 10 years of age, she has been the
mother of nine children. Her husband
is % years old. Il
Lieut.. Henri Koch, one of the ofic-
ers Of the interned German auxiliary
cruiser Prince Eitel Friedrich, who
violated his parole and left Norfolk in
the middle of October, has been taken
off Danish steamer in the North Sea
by the British naval authorities.
A report has reached Ambrose that
Herman Lipphardt, who established
and edited the Ambrose NeWsman for
several years, has disappeared from
his home near Fairlawn, Sask. Neigh
bors found his house open, but it's &C.
cupant has not been seen for several
weeks. Suicide is limited at.
At Morris, ILL.,, Friday night, Chas.
B. Munday, vice president of the La
Sale Street Trust and Savings Bank
of Chicago, of which William Lorimer
was president, was found guilty of
conspiring to wreck the institution,
and his punishment was fixed by a
jury at five years. Imprisonment.
! News as reached Russo tat Albert
Peterson, broter of Peder Peterson,
who lives south Of town, has had the
misfortune Of losing his eyesight. A
piece of steel flew off from the separa-
tor he was working at into his eye,
and blinded him. This seems doubly
sad inasmuch as he had been blinded
in one eye before and tbs accident now
destroys the sight of the other
Two men were badly shaken up and
bruised when the gasoline engine
speeder of the Donnybrook section