The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-04-08
the happy couple life's richest bless
ings in their journey through life.

the happy couple life's richest bless
ings in their journey through life.
Lawrence Gregorson left Wednes-
day for Rochester, Mimi, to attend the
settlement of an estate Of which he is
an heir. ~ tS@5>~ri.s. I'D. r, ~,.
Mrs. Earl McGovern and daughter
of Carpio are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed jacobson. "a.;
Louis Groshans of the Burlington
Garage, had the misfortune to break
'pinion of his auto Tuesday evening
as he was taking a party of young
men to Minot to attend the theatre.
The party consisted of Messrs. Gross,
Rue, johnson and Tiller. Another
auto was engaged to bring the party
and the boys say Louie complained all
the way back that the chauffeur drove
his car so fast that he\ had trouble in
retaining his seat in the car, and once
came near going overheard. Parties
who have been passengers when Louie
was driving have their doubts about
the truth of the above statement.
Cliff Miller and Emil Wistrom at
tended the theatre in Minot Tuesday
evening. '.' '''.' '>< '..
It is reported that practically every
farmer on North Prairie is already in
the field and Albert Schultz has be-
gun seeding. :" "t1 3-.- 4
Miss Ida Tiller has new piano. The
instrument arrived Tuesday and was
purchased of the Metropolitan Music
Co. of Minot. '"".t> r ~
The Ladies' Art Club met at the
home of Mrs. Charlie Wistrom We'd
nesday afternoon.
| Miss Emma Stevenson of Leeds, N.
OAK, has been engaged by the school
board of Burlington township to teach
the No. a school. Miss Stevenson ar
rived Sunday and began her duties,
Monday morning.
John Mask, now employed at help
er by the 500 at the Donnybrook sta
ton, was down Tuesday and Wednes-
day for visit with his parents here.
Mr.. Orville Hathaway shipped car
of household effects and farming ma
chinery from here Wednesday,, to
Webb. Sask., where he expects to en-
gage in farming on an extensive scale.
Martin jacobson of Noonan, a broth
err of Joe and Ed Jacobson, was the
guest of his brothers here the first of
the week. "|'' ..t '..r "
E. B. Wallace left on Thursday Of
last week for Havre, Montana, on bus
ines. He is expected back the latter
part of the week.
The Misses Grace Johnson and Myr-
tie Hogy returned to the Minot Nor
NAL Tuesday.
Misses Margaret and Alpha Enders
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Cotton Sunday.
Miss Marion Wood was i'll at her
home in Minot Monday and Mrs. Char
lie Wistrom taught the primary room.
! Miss Wood had recovered and was able
to resume her duties Tuesday morn
I ing. +>,. 3..t%@,
May flowers are out in great profus-
ion and the young people return from
the hills laden with natures lovely
bloom.
Had Lowell resided in good old
North Dakota, he would have sung the
praises of the rare days of April,
perhaps. We have surely had ideal
weather of late. Some of the small
fry are already going barefoot.
H. A. Kluver is in quandary to
know who gave him dollar bill some
time ago with a request to order the
Breeders Gazette. If you were the
party lose no time in telling Henry.
4 Miss Ruth Holbrook of Bismarck is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. B.
Phifer, this week.
DR.. Paulson and Will Wistrom of
Flaxton were In town Sunday. They
came by auto, returning that evening.
Whoopee! Good for Jess! The
black man got his Monday and the
only regret is that he didn't get it
long ago. How much did you win?