The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-11-16
weighed about eight pounds each and
are fine eating, he declares.

weighed about eight pounds each AnC
are fine eating, he declares.
Miss Rankin resides in quaint old
fashioned and very homelike place al
Missoula with her father, sister who
| is studying law and brother who is
a lawyer.
County Superintendent Phelps Of Di
vide county, Superintendent Y F. God.
dard of Crosby and Prof. c. Gilbertson
superintendent of the Ignite schools
passed through the city Tuesday or
their way to Fargo to attend the an.
rual gathering Of the states educa.
tors.
Paul C. Evans, who has been farm
ing southwest of brady for the past
two years, left Tuesday for his former
home, Marshall, Mo-, with a car load
of farming effects and will move al
once to the farm which he recently
purchased near Marshall.
H. A. Monagin, living four miles
north of the city, is advertising big
sale of his personal effects which will
be held on Thursday, Nov. %. Mr.
Monagin has rented his farm and will
move to the city where his children
will have better educational advan-
tages.
Attorney C. C. Wysong, accompan-
led by Mrs. Wysong and little Eliza
beth, returned home Tuesday. c. C.
was at his old home, Greencastle, Ind,
during the recent election and he says
there was ''hot time" in the Hoosier
state on election day. Mrs. Wysong
and daughter have been visiting rela-
tives at Greencastle for the past two
months.
J. H. Sallee, a prosperous Granville
farmer, was in town today. Mr.. Sal
ee owns 400 acres of fine farming land
near Granville and in addition farms a
couple of quarters of rented land just
to keep busy, he says. AS a side-line
he breeds draft horses and has a dozen
or more at this time which he is offer
ing for sale.
Mrs. Geo. Hecker is preparing to
leave soon for visit with her sons,
Claude and George, who are interest
ed in gold mining at Goldfeld, New.
She has not seen Claude for ID years
and it is more than 10 years since she
saw her other son. They are engaged
in installing mining machinery and
in assaying and have become excep-
tionally capable in their work.
Harry Cardsdaftner, who mas man
aged the Denbigh brick plant for a
number of years, was in the city
Wednesday, enroute to Upham. where
he will take charge of bank recently
located in that city. While at Den
bigh Mr.. Cardsdaftner spent some Of
his time in the mana cement Of bank
and goes to Upham we'll qualified for
his work. The people of Upham will
find him to be a young man of the very
hest character and he will readily
make friends for himself and the in
stitution.
Mr.. Hughes will now have time to
reflect concerning his trip to !Califor-
mia during the recent campaign He
allowed himself to be piloted around
by the discredited Croker faction.
Hughes and Governor Hiram johnson
we're at hotel at the same time, yet
Hughes managers would not allow, the
Een to meet. Johnson was big enough
to overlook this and worked honestly
for the entire republican ticket but
he could not "put California across.
Johnson was elected United States
Senator with a 100000 I majority.
Hughes failed to carry the state. Had
he carried California, he would have
been elected president. Hughes might
better have turned back before he
crossed the border of that state.