The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-09-20

IOWr was TcBdlHlls HlS HcdlIH dAu
probably will be with us for a short
time before going east The Kava-
naugh's went by way Of Minot, from
where they were accompanied to
Towner by Mrs. l.. ]. Smith.
J. H. Burns, the Surrey blacksmith,
was in the city Monday receiving med
ical attention. Mr. Burns physician
advised him to return home and take to
his bed for few days, to await de-
velopments
Nature always warns you If your
bowels are clogged or inflamed-heed
this. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
removes the inflammation, soothes the
irritated organs, aids natural diges-
ton. A cleanser, purifier of great re-
nown. Taylor Drug Co.
Martin Anderson has returned from
Glasgow, Mont, where he spent the
summer on his homestead He seeded
! so acres to flax, built concrete base
ment for residence which he will
build next year and fenced some of his
land. He will build up fine farm
home.
Mrs. Geo. Wagner, well known Sur
rev woman, has been taken to the hos
pital for the feeble minded at Grafton,
in hopes that the treatment she will
receive will restore her health The
five Wagner children have been placed
in homes in the vicinity Of Surrey.
Two of the Burlington mines, the
HunneweH and the Davis, have signed
an agreement with the miners and
have resumed operations. These mines
are employing as many of the old min
ers as they can but the other mines
are still standing pat and declare that
before they sign the agreement they
will open with green miners.
l.. D. McGahan, publisher of the
Messenger, came in from his hunting
lodge out south of Berthold Monday
with the limit on ducks and presented
thirty fine birds to the Elks, who en-
loved fine feed at the Elks' Home.
"Mac," who has had few of his
molars extracted, had to content him.
self with dining on soup.
Miss Louise Yeomans, who has been
spending the summer vacation with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. I. N. Yeo-
mans, left Saturday for Norton, Mass,
where she will attend the Wheaton col
y lege. Last year Miss Yeomans was a
|
airy, Washington, D. G.
Tom Callahan, formerly of Donny-
brook and now residing on nome
stead at St. Joseph, Mont, passed thru
the city Monday on his way back to
Montana after having been up to Don
nybrook attending to the harvesting
of crop which he had put in there
before going to Montana.
C. A. Clapp, manager Of the Golden
Rule store, went to Fargo Tuesday
where he will meet other managers
of the J. G. Penney stores as we'll as
some of the officials Of this corpora
ton who are making tour OF inspec
ton of the various stores which the
J. c. Penney Co. operate in this state
and turnout the west. .
DR.. A. A. Martineau of Alexander
has arrived in the city and establish
ed dental offices in the Boyer block
Dr. Martinuea is a graduate OF the
Chicago College of Dentistry and
while there formed the acquaintance
of DR.. P. A. Nestos and the two meI
have been great friends ever since. He
will move his family to the city in No
vember and will reside on South Hill
Mr.. and Mrs John Heinze and
daughters of Glenburn are spending
the day in the city. Mr.. Heinze de
sires to rent fairly we'll improved
farm within eight or ten miles Of Mi
not. He is a first class farmer ant
wants to keep a number OF milct
COWS and do some mixed farming. ANY
land owner looking for first class
renter will do we'll to take the mat
ter up with Mr. Heinze.
Herman Buhman, prominent bust
nessman of Manning, Iowa, wht
owns fine farm north Of the city, hal
been spending a few days here will
old friends and making plans for mex
years crop. In company with Angus
Eckmeier he has travelled by aut'
over a considerable portion of the MOI
thern section of the state this trip an
is enthusiastic over the prospects dc
spite the poor crops produced her
this season.
J. C. Halvorson, father of Attorne
HalvOr L. Halvorson, has arrived frOI
Henning, Mimi, where he has reside
for many years and will move onto tn
Watne farm, purchased by AttOrne
Halvorson several years ago, as 500
as the new residence now unde
Mr.. Halvorson's other sons, R. D. an
Henry Halvorson also reside in M
not and the parents come to Minot
be nearer to their children.
Clarence Trap Of Minot was unite
in marriage to Miss Lulu Bunker,
the home of the BRIDES parents, M
and Mrs. l. G. Bunker, near Sawye
Sunday, Sept. 9, Rev. A. ]. Spach
the Congregational minister, officia
ing. Forty-fve Of the relatives wei
present The bride, who is an unu
ually attractive young woman, q
peared to excellent advantage in
beautiful gown of crepe de chine wit
net overlace and carried bouquet
white roses. The wedding march W.
played by Miss Edna Bunker. TT
couple were attended by Miss Hill
Bunker, sister of the bride, and Il
Butterfield of Minot The impressi'
ring service was used, Master GLE
Bunker acting as ring bearer and M
bel Pettys and Grace Beighle
flower girls. The decorations we
the national colors and autumn leave
After the ceremony a fine weddil
dinner was served.