The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-04-08

pie highly spoken of and predict that
they will make success of the under
taking. = ~ =
Florence Hunnewell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Hunnewell, of
Donnybrodk, is here visiting at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. Chris
Tiller. =" : = =,
Mrs. Anna Miller has purchased a
new Buick car Of Louis Groshans and
now enjoys the exquisite pleasure Of
automobiling. a''' - - .'' 49, -'''''','
H. T. Hogy, Joe jacobson and-3 Y
Millar left Saturday night for St.
Paul, where sMessrs. Hogy and Jacob
son have purchased several cars Of
young cattle, which are being brot
back by Mr.. Miller, while Messrs. ia
cobson and Hogy are. visiting old
friends at Cyrus, MIMI.
| The sale at o. L. Spires Saturday
was we'll attended and large amount
of property was disposed of. Col
Hecht Of Minot was the auctionee1
and John Werner clerked the sale.
Col. Hecht's beautiful stallion, Hec-
tor, was exhibited to the crowd at
tending the Spires sale Saturday
Hector is magnificent animal and
! those who secure his services may con-
slider themselves fortunate.
Miss Della Sandberg of Portal, who
has been the guest of her sister, Miss
Claire Sandberg, returned home Sat
urday after spending a pleasant
weeks vacation as her sisters guest
here. ....-.
Our Sunday school is growing in
popularity and the attendance has
shown a most gratifying increase. Do
not neglect your little folks but turn
out and come to Sunday school with
them. Your interest and attendance
encourage others to come. ...a,
Rev. Hunter of Minot occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church Sun.
, day evening and delivered an able ad-
dress. II.
Mrs. Anna Sheehan and daughters
Esther and Agnes, left Friday for a
visit among Minot friends.
Mrs. Geo. Wood and children attend.
ed services at St. Leo's church in Mi
not Sunday, returning on the after
moon train. .r.
! A Burlington party sold wheat at
both Foxholm and Burlington on the
same daye recently and the price here
melted him 6 IL cents more than the
price at our neighboring town on the
west. Two and one-half cents of this
amount is represented by storage
charges. The four cents represents
the difference in the market. While
we are not mentioning this to knock
anyone, we simply give the facts as
they were told to us. "
Ray Kann, the Foxholm banker, anc
w. A. Archibald, one Of Foxholm's
leading businessmen, were in toWr
Wednesday,.
Miss Dora Sartwell returned Satur
day from trip of several months tx
the Pacific coast. She says the wea
+; ther out there has been ideal and thai
spring crops are already in thu
ground.
Miss F'lossie Sartwell, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sartwell, was unit
ed in marriage Sunday afternoon tx
Mr.. Fred Peterson, Of Lloyd's Coulee
The ceremony occurred at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrean Hills in Kirkeli.
township and was attended by only tht
families and immediate friends Of til,
contracting parties. Rev. Hunter o.
Minot was the officiating clergyman
At the. conclusion of the ceremony {
sumptous repast was served, aftel
which Mr., and Mrs. Peterson repair
ed to their home at Lloyd's. Theil
house had been furnished complete ant
the young couple began their house
keeping under the most. pleasant cir
cumstances possible. The groom il
associated with his. brother, Chris, il
the operation Of a mine at Lloyd!
Coulee and numbers host of friends
in this locality, who unite in wishing