The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-10-21
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.> School Notes.
Elizabeth, Ralph and Ray Reed wer,
absent last week on account of thresh
ing. ...
Myrtle Walker was absent Monda,
on account of the serious illness o.
Neil Irwin's baby.
Mr.. Shuss spent Tuesday evening
at the home of Edrie Miller.
/. Little Miss Jean Bunker celebrated
her seventh birthday Tuesday, Oct
10th.
Georgian Muzzy is wearing glasses
now.
DR.. Johns, of Velva, was called tc
Neil Twins Sunday evening on &C.
count of the sudden serious illness Of
their baby.
Mr.. Simmons, who has spent the
past summer with F. M. Longs folks
returned to Ohio last week.
Mrs. E. Bunker and daughters, Rut
and Jean, and nephew, Master Jack
son Ernest Beighle, Mr.. Shuss, Mr.. J
Welty and son, Dee, were in Minot
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Walker motored
to Minot Saturday.
Miss Hilda Bunker won the $40
prize for having the most votes in
the prize contest that the Sawyer
Telegraph is giving.
Mamma Register finished a we'll on
the C. w. Ulrich farm last Saturday.
1t is 404 feet deep and has a fine flow
of water.
An enjoyable time was spent at Mr..
Robt. Klimple's last Saturday evening
by the few members of the Farmers
club who were able to be in attend
ance. The next meeting will be at l..
G. Bunker's.
Norman and May Walker took a
load of grain to Sawyer Saturday.
R. w. Beighle took the carpenters,
Walton and Mitchell, and the cook,
Mr.. O'Brien, to Sawyer Sunday to
meet the train. Mr. Walton and Mr.
who are working on the
school house of section 35. went to Mi
not and Mr.. O'Brien, who has been
cooking on the cook car of Mr.. Arm
strong, returned to his home in Min
nesota Mr.. O'Brien is succeeded by
Mrs. Armstrong as cook.
Mrs. Stacey and Mrs. Colburn call
ed at R. W. Beighle's Sunday.
Mrs. Armstrong, from the hill coun-
try, visited with her husband at R. W.
Friday
Mrs. J. C. Colburn took Sunday din
ner at F. NJ. Longs.
Mr.. Farrar was accompanied to
Highland Sunday by his family and
Rev. Morris, John johnson bringing
them out in his car. Rev. Morris
comes from the Moody Institute of
Chicago and will have charge of the
work at Highland and Sawyer during
the two or three months absence of
the pastor, Rev. Farrer, who will 20
to Chicago for study along the line of
treatment.
Mrs. F. M. Long and children were
at r. w. Beighle's Thursday helping
prepare the midday feast for carpen-
tiers and threshers.. There is nothing
like keeping mans stomach we'll
filled, you know.
Little Artie Reilly hurt his foot Sat-
urday and it panied him so at the
Farmers club meeting that evening
that he was taken home before the
was out.
Mr.. L. M. Morey and family visited
at Guy Sharar's Friday.
Mrs. J. D. Coons, Mrs. Guy Sharar
and daughter, Alpha, motored to Saw
yer Monday.
Dee Welty is helping Mr.. Peterson
on J. S. Bakers house.
Mrs. G. G. Reilly was in Sawyer and
Minot Friday and while in Sawyer
called on Mrs. c. S. and Mrs. M. M
Beighle.
Mrs. S. H. Pitkin and daughter of
North Prairie visited Friday at J. S.
Welty's. Master Lloyd Welty went
home with them for a short stay.
Mr.. Ed Jerden is having an addition
built on his barn. Mr.. Jas. Burton of
Velva is doing the work.
Sunday school report for Oct. IT,:
Attendance 80; collection 47c; scripture
reading from Col. Bib. Text, aye
are the light of the world, city that
is set on an hill cannot be hid" Visit
ors, Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter, Mr.. John
Johnson and Rev. Morris.