The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-11-01
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Observation-Disclosures

pointed f. +. COnrath sheriff and ne
has qualified, meaning that he is now
sheriff. However, VIM Haevischer
is still filling all the functions of the
office, having all paraphernalia of It'll
and is refusing to give it up.
The Mott Spotlight, remarks that
"thc Bismarck. Tribune is, again con-
| fronted with new owners; Confront
ed is right. ..... ~. - III .:1,c'' ~: -.
:. prs. Dafoe and Stangeby, of New
England, Rad narrow escape from
serious injury, or death, when their
ear turned turtle ne"r dickinson. r.
John Cellar of Wyndmere WAS
bIrnl ed! into last week ~ aheaaHyht-
l2ss automobile. HIS buggy was
wrecked but no one was hurt sN
= yPoor lights We're responsible for an
automobile, being driven into team
hitched to a buggy near Mohall and
considerable damage was done. { - F'
Perleyo D. Wood, "a farmer living
near Steele, lost IA of his 16A mich
cows when his herd got oh4thel N.
P. tracks and was run down by a
stock train. .-:aa
While on the. way to, good road
meeting State Highway commissioner
I White received stimulator when his
Il car4turneds turtle as result of a badly
graded curve. II
Goy.aLynn J. Frazier has issued a
proclamation recognizing go to Sum
day-School Sunday" Nov. 4, and urg-
ing the people of North Dakota to par
,ticipate in its observance. 6
: The liquid rye crop in North OAK
ota has proved a total failure, but
the acreage of it has been increased
this year 100 per cent. -, .-.-,.,.
The survey of the proposed Man
ming, sMandan and Freda railway was
4 completed last Saturday. It is ex-
Hpected that. work on the construction
of the roadway will begin next spring.
Emil Netzcr, a son of Emanuel
Netzer Of kyem, lies in badly injur-
4 "a condition a: the Bismarck hospital,
h tie result Of being run over by m
h automobile last week. He will r.
cover. b
/ The $500 consolidated school
building in Minot township, in CaA
her county, is totally, destroyed by
fire, Ehe aqrigin Of the blaze isEa
mystery, az school had not yet besn
started in the furnace. 13d~l Il
Three soldier boys from NV
Rockford have met with quite seridGs
accidents at Camp Greene. One brofe
three; fibs, another both wrists aid
the third was badly bruised in tai-
/ gle with machine gun.
Two Williams county farmer
went to Jail rather than send thsir
boys to school, Notwithstanding tie
fact that There was a community
wagon to take them the several
PM esstosthe school house and back.s
IA %Slow-hanging telephone wire
caused serious accident to Harold
Martin, living a few miles north of
Mandan. The boy was riding across
a field after cattle and, not noting tie
wire, rode directly into it. He was
strack across the face and received
bad gashes on the nose and forehead
Doctors are Of the opinion that part
of the nasal bone will have, to be L.
moved. n
Relatives and friends Of John Kisr-
schman Of Teepee Butte received The
shocking news on Tuesday last of bis
4 uedIlI, WHICH OCCuTFeu Oh Cne N. Hf
train while en- route home from the
Bismarck hospital, where he recently
! fuiiderWent an, operation for an abscess
| underwent an opera ton for an adsc4ss
I Of the liver. Upon leaving Bismafrk
4 MI Bierehman was apparently well
| but soon took relapse, and before
thplp .1cpild be summoned, had dfed
4 When the train arrived at, Mott ar
\ inquest Of Che body was held after
L which Ut was taken to the home @o1
I MI and Mrs. Jacob Kierschman ao1
H fTeepee Butte: lS19bn II
| The North Dakota grand lodge "a
i F. & A. M, has issued Instructions 10
Il all Masonic lodges of the state to he
/ nit during the period Of service, III,
dues of all Masons on the fighting IN,
L for Uncle Sam. Star in the WIS
Lodge No. 3S, Minot, receweNa sip
/ tniyg9 geceip s,seseh seaelas 4 III
Cord which will be Worn Wr6tnd h
necks Of the recipients. On each e
aceipt ish commend soneQf ,tl}tse fwed e
to the brotherly care Of other "a
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Y and German languages.