The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-10-14

tack OF the grip Is responsible.
4, Mr.. Sam Yoder, the Surrey cattle
king, recently shipped another car Of
cattle to the St. Paul markets.
! The Ladies Aid will hold must
cal and entertainment at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. F. White in the near
future. Mr.. and Mrs. White are now
living on the J. W., Pearson farm.
! Mr.. Dwight Fenlay of Palermo, N.
D., who is staying with his uncle, Mr..
Louis Cook, and attending the Surrey
high school, made a visit home over
Sunday.
, Friends of Mrs. Carral Shorb, who
was recently operated on for appendi-
citis, will be glad to learn that she is
rapidly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beard of Pennsylva-
MIA, who are on their way to the Pan
American Pacific exposition, have
been visiting at the Lambert, DER
dorff and Shorb homes for a few
days.
The Young Peoples Club of the
Presbyterian church are planning a
bazaar in the near future. Definite
announcement of it will be made at a
later date.
A number of the alumni of the Sur
rey high school are teaching school in
the immediate vicinity. Miss Mary
Peters teaches school in Maryland
township, Miss Mabel Burns in the
east school of Surrey township, Ger
trude Burns and Evelyn Fox in the
schools taught last year by Lloyd Fox
and Mabel Burns, and Maud Perry,
,yho taachas close IN Minot
Joshua Reynolds, son of Rev. S.
Reynolds, will return to Surrey this
week. Mr.. Reynolds has been on his
claim near Elbow, Canada, all summer
and will spend the winter with his
parents.
J. X. Nesvik of ,Lansford visited
friends in Surrey last week. He en-
tertained theater party consisting
of Misses Katherine Hixon, Emil
Young, Marjorie Huston and Mr..
Theodore Huston at Minot Saturday.
Principal Howard Huston made a
flying trip to Grand Forks last week
end He refereed a football game
while there between the high school of
Minot and Grand Forks. He reports
that the Surrey students in the Uni
versity are doing excellent work.
The Surrey high school has been
very fortunate this year in obtain
ing two new courses to add to the
high school curriculum. They are
manual training and domestic sci
ence. and art. The two easements
have been fitted up as recitation
rooms and serve these two depart
ments nicely. Mr.. Huston is head of
the manual training department and
Miss Hixon Of the domestic science
department.. The courses are prov
ing to be decidedly successful. The
students in manual training will soon
begin the construction of. some pieces
of furniture. The domestic art class
are learning the preliminary stitches
in sewing. Surrey wishes to extend
her congratulations to the school
board for putting these within reach
of the pupils.
Mr.. J. j. Larson and family are at
present enjoying a visit with relatives
in Iowa. They expect to be away for
at least six or eight weeks.
1t is understood that Mr.. Garnet
Clendenning has secured the exclu-
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the city. Transferring trunks is his
speciality and business has been ex-
ceedingly good lately. \
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Yoder and
little son, Calvin, are preparing to 60
east for winters visit. They expect
to spend most of their time in Indi-
ana. Mr.. and Mrs. David Roop will
reside in their house while Mr.. and
Mrs. Yoder are away.
Will wonders never cease? Harry
St. John is spinning around in new
Ford car. We understand that the
girls are watching and waiting in
vain. Harry says his chief company
is squirrel which he carries along
to pick up the nuts when they fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Parker of Fargo
are visiting friends in the city for a
few days. Mr.. Parker is the special
agent for the Pioneer Life Insurance
Co. of Fargo and is we'll known in
Surrey.
Mr.. Karl Wilkins will leave Thurs
day for Minot. He will be gone about
a month and will work there. While
away from Surrey his place will be
taken by Mr.. Hansen, former Sur
rey resident.