The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-10-18
.MINOT And VICINITY

MINOT And VICINITY
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Thirty-two cars of stock were ship
ped out of Sanish one day this week.
A son was born Wednesday, Oct 10,
to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Balders Of this city.
dad" Green, Sawyer editor, Wis
tied with Minot friends Tuesday night.
Mrs. j. B. Taylor will spend the WIN
ter with relatives at Nucom, Mo.
VIM. Ganshirt, a Sanish carpenter,
fell from a scaffold and fractured two
ribs.
Fred Albrecht, a Sanish restaurant
man, was arrested charged with intro
ducing liquor on the reservation.
Chris Upland, one of the most pros
porous farmers of the Velva district,
was in the city Monday.
Hi Helvey, Sanish farmer, lost his
home and contents by fire. The loss
includes his entire stock of SUPPLIES for
the winter.
On Wednesday evening the younger
set gave a farewell dance for Roy
Larson and at that time he was pre-
scented with fountain pen.
Robert Evans, Sr., received guam
tity of fine sorghum sent to him by
his son, Paul c. Evans Of Marshall,
Mo.
VIM. Black, old time Mountrail
county rancher, has started drilling an
n ytnc
ish. He expects to go down a thous-
and feet.
The A. O. U. w. will meet Saturday
evening, Oct. 20, at brady hall. The
ladies will hold a social session, and
will be joined by the members after
the business meeting.
W. E. Borene of the M G. Olson
Co. is in Minneapolis this week where
he will meet representatives Of sew
eral Of the leading clothing manufac-
turers of the east to place orders for
spring delivery Of merchandise.
DR.. and Mrs. Livingston of the
Union Dental Parlors started for Min
neapolis by auto Friday, where they
will visit relatives for a few days
while DR.. Livingston is transacting
business. They expect to return home
Monday.
A. A. Martin, farmer living south
of the city, found pocketbook be-
longing to Howard H. Elliott, fire
man on the G. N, when coming to
the city Saturday morning. The ar
ticle was found fifteen miles south of
the city.
Mrs. Harry Anderson of Wolf Point,
Mont, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
derson, who formerly was a Minot
Wolf Point.
w. H. Paulson, representing the
Dennison Coffee Co. of Chicago, sue
| ceeds J. E. Bulls, who for the past
two years has been covering this ter
ritory for the Dennison people. There
is possibility that Mr. Paulson will
make Minot his headquarters, in
which case he will be showing his I'M
failing good judgment.
Carl Lindberg, dealer in gents fur
| nishings in the Waverly hotel block,
is closing out his stock preparatory
to stocking his place with youths and
young mems wear. He is making a
big reduction in prices and his place
presents very lively scene these days
as consequence of the rush for bar
gains.
Chicken hunting season closed Tues
day, Oct. 49, The chicken crop was
very poor thruout the state this year
and hunters in many sections Of the
state report the duck hunting poor.
The native birds are fast disappearing
but the northern birds are now here
and unless the snow stays on, we
should have good hunting for two or
| three weeks yet. Duck hunting in
the vicinity of Minot has been excel
lent. The geese are down from the
north and many are hunting in the vi
entity Of Churchs Ferry.
| Mrs. Chas. Gooderham of Grant,
Mich, who has been spending the sum-
mer at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Mckenzie of Donnybrook, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. R. Falconer, Fifth street N. E.
Mrs. Goodman is lady in her 18th
year but is as pert and sprightly as
many woman half her age. She has
known the Falconers since they were
"younguns" and naturally takes a
motherly interest in their welfare.
Mrs. Gooderham expects to return to
the Mckenzie home on Saturday and
/. will leave for Michigan next week
Since Mrs. Gooderham's arrival the