The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-11-04
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School Notes.
Miss Anna Brown closed two
months school at No. last Friday,
Oct. 20. From there she goes to take
up school near Bathgate, N. D.,
where she has had several terms of
experience in teaching the young idea
how to shoot.
Miss Lucy Mccain began school in
the new school house, No. 5, Monday,
Nov. 1, with the following pupils in
attendance: Alpha Sharar, Gladys
Long, Douglas Beighle, Jackson En-
nest Beighle, Sadie Livingston, John
ME Livingston.
| Myrtle Walker, Marvel Baker and
May Walker were absent from No. 1
last week on account of threshers and
sickness.
Mrs. Stewart Reed and son Ray and
daughter Bessie drove to Minot Mon
day.
Miss Alpha Sharar had a birthday
last Saturday and gave a party to her
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Beighle motored
to Minot Monday afternoon, taking
with them Mr.. Mitchell, who with Mr..
Walton had completed the new school
house at No. Saturday. Miss Flor
ence Baker and Mrs. E. Bunker also
accompanied them.
Miss Elizabeth Reed gave Hollow
cen party Saturday evening. After an
enjoyable evening had been spent in
playing games and producing a Dutch
wedding, dainty lunch was served
and at late hour the guests depart
ed to their several homes.
The masons at j. S. Bakers COM
pleted their work there. Saturday.
They also plastered house for Mr..
Nelson while in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Darland Of Sawyer spent Sun
day with Mrs. Guy Sharar. The two
ladies called on Mrs. Harding Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Beighle motored out to Mr..
Sharar's Sunday afternoon to view the
new barn.
Mrs. Neil Irwin returne from Vel
va Saturday.
Messrs. Alva Leatherman, Everett
Bunker and Samuel Shuss visited the
registration Office Friday evening.
The East Highland Threshing COM
pany finished the company threshing
last Tuesday. The last day was spent
threshing for E. B. Bivins.
, The Iowa school board met Friday
; at No. and accepted the work done
by Contractors Walton and Mitchell.
Walter Domm of Minnesota came
up to register at Minot and is now Wis
iting with his sister, Mrs. Roy Pettys.
Misses Hilda and Edna Bunker were
in Minot Friday and Saturday visiting
with their sister, Miss Lulu Bunker,
who is a student at the Normal school.
Miss Lulu accompanied them home for
a weekend visit.
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter Joy
shopped in Velva Saturday.
Mrs. Reilly entertained goodly
number of ladies' at the Aid last
Thursday.
Mr.. Hamilton has moved his goods
and family to the place he recently
purchased from Leonard Fluhrer.
The farm owned by Geo. Sturm and
the quarter joining it on the west
and known as the Price place, have re-
Gently been purchased by people from
Iowa, who expect to move to the place
next spring.
M. M. Beighle and family spent Sat-
urday evening and Sunday at E.
Bunker's, then Mr.. Bunker and Mr..
Beighle went to Minot Saturday night
in order that Mr.. Bunker might regis
ter for his mother, who is soldiers
widow and can register by proxy.
Mr.. O'Brien fnihsed plastering at
r. w. Beighle's Saturday.
Mr.. Wendt passed thru East High
land last week on school duty
E. R. Walker took the masons from
S. Bakers to Sawyer Saturday.
! Sunday school report for Oct. 81:
Attendance, 80; collection, 44c. Scrip
ture reading from Rom. XII. Sermon
by Rev. Morris. Visitors, Mrs. Brian,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey.