The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-14

repair work done during the winter
months. The Grindberg brothers have
just installed their new vulcanizing
machines and are prepared to do all
kinds of tire repairing.
| The Nazarine revival conducted by
Rev. Mcbride came to close last Sun
day night. The meetings were we'll
attended and live interest was man
lies ed. Rev. Mcbride is a man of
large experience and a very forceful
speaker, having served in the minis
terial capacity for the past twenty
years.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church held their annual bazaar at the
town hall last Saturday evening.
There was large attendance and an
excellent sale was put on, the proceeds
amounting to over $3.50, which will be
applied toward the purchase of a new
parsonage which has recently been
secured.
On last Sunday Miss June Smith
daughter Of A. w. Smith. Vas united
in marriage to Mr.. Brumbaugh of
Surrey, the marriage being the culmi-
nation of many years of close friend
ship. The community Of Surrey joins
in extending the young people hearty
congratulations and best wishes for a
happy and prosperous life.
Mr.. w. L. Horner, the Surrey post
master, spent few days on business
in the city of Granville this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lingafelt
returned Thursday from Darlington,
where they enjoyed two weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Roop moved to
Minot last Monday, where they will
remain during the winter. At pres
ent Mr.. Roop is in the employ of Mr..
J. B. McEown, assisting in the con-
struction Of Mr.. McEown's new gar
age.
The Potter-Depew Co. will appear
next Tuesday night at p. m. at the
High school auditorium. The annual
high school lecture course will be
opened with this number and will con-
sist Of six numbers of rare variety
in readings, instrumental and vocal
music, sketches, representations and
lectures on special subjects of the
field Of agriculture. The lecture course
is given under the auspices of the
board of education and they have ar
ranged for the largest course ever
given to the Surrey community. The
six numbers include the talent of four
teen people, all artists in their respec-
tive professions. The charge for sim
gle admissions for each number will
be fifty cents, but special opportun-
ity is afforded the people of the Sur
rey community, who may attend the
entire course for half price by pur-
chasing season ticket, the price of
which is $3.50 for the entire six num-
bers. A family ticket may be secured
for So, which will admit man and
his wife and their children of fourteen
years and under to the entire course.
Everyone should purchase a season
ticket early and take advantage Of the
special low price offered.
Be sure to see the cut Of the Potter
Depew Co. in this issue of the indie
pendent. Your presence at these pro-
grams will be highly instructive and
entertaining to you and greatly APP
preciated by the local management
The second number on the lecture
course will be rendered by group of
four University ystudents and will be
given during the Christmas vacation.
probably about Dec. 20. The date will
be definitely announced later in these
columns. The date for several Of the
numbers have not yet been assigned,
but we expect to enjoy the presence of
the Lime Sisters, the well known mu-
sicians and readers, sometime in Jan
uary. Mr.. Jackson, one Of the most
popular lecturers of the Northwest,
will be with us in February and soon
thereafter we expect to hear from
Prof. j. H. Worst, former president of
the Agricultural College of North Da-
kota. Prof. Worst has appeared be-
fore the citizens Of Surrey several
years ago and all are anxiously await
ing to hear from him on some of the
live agricultural topics on which he is
an authority and so ably discusses.
You cannot afford to miss one of these
programs. Get your season ticket
now!