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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

ports the following Stutz sales Tor the
month Of May:
Sapulpa Auto Sales company two
passenger roadster; J. u. Rarnes.
Drutnr'ght, OKLA. passenger
roadster; J. Il. Davis. ColIinsyille.
two passenger roadster: Robinson q
cole, Muskogee. two passenger road
sler. W. 4. Burke. Okmulgee. two
passenger roadster and four-passen-
ger touring; H. Z McCleliand. Miami.
t"o siH passenger touring cars W
J. Martin, passenger roadster, f.
.. kesserling. ArdmOre. iwO-passen-
ger roadster; 4. \. Pnffer. Muskogee
Two passenger roadster. J o h u
Rhodes Mounds. passenger road
hter; Carter on company Drumright.
two -paasenger roadster. NJ A Shuler
Irumrleh', two passenger roadster.
w ~ Graham, passenger road
ster
The Federal Motor company re-
ports the following Mercer sales:
II. L. LAmtert seven passenger
touring series 22-73: Sam Vance two
passenger roadster. series 22-73.
The Packard Oklahoma agency re-
posts TIE following sales :or the
month Of May.
Mira a. +. Norris Ada. Okla. 2-z5
touring: w :. Livingston. 2-25 four
passenger, Arthur Newlin. 2-25 four
passenger; George kinney. 2-25 two
passenger; J. T. Cogle. Oklahoma
city. 2-25 four passenger: Roy War
den, Herryetta 2-2j touring: II. NJ
Preston. 2-25 four passenger: " F.
Martin, 2-25 phaeton NJ H. Downs
Sapulpa. 22j four passenger: Harry
Heilhurn. 2-35 seven passenger: NJ
. Chase, 2-Z5 seven-p passenger. Mol
lie A. Smith. l0l ranch. Ponca CITY
Okla. 2-35 touring; " y. Richard
son. Sapulpa. 2-25 four passenger;
VI Travis 2-35 Salon touring: Mrs
Gladys Vance Watson. 2-25 phseton.
7. J. Wood, 2-2j touring s. a.
Thomas 2-25 passenger. II. y.
Greis. 2-25 four passenger and 2-35
seven passenger touring: W. H. Wal
ker, 2-35 seven-pa assenGer. W. O. Ras-
sett. pEmulgee, 2-25 phaeton: H. p
Anderson, 2-35 touring. II. r. Abby.
Z-36 Salon touring; Frank BiNingslea.
2-25 four passenger roadster.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27


America has ever seen. ana She knows
more tales ~ German atrocities than
ans war correspondent VINO ever came
ol' q England.
The next most Interesting character
c1 Squatter Land IS one slim Harley.
-..m says hes a Kentucky mountain
eer. ana looks D. Unlike the famous
'at snerlff Who fascinated the world
tt rolling cigarette with one hand
and asserting that The fellows call
me slim cause ! amt" this sum n~-
cidedly u.s. His eyes are fearless and,
fear me lawiess. and mirthful too.
and slim would guard an Illicit still
.r the old Cum berlsnds. and guard II
HeI. He came from Kentucky TO
J. .sa about eight years ago and mas
been living here ever since except for
q tup 20 Joplin. where he went 10
get some honest-to- goodness beer.
Doing His Garden Bit.
He has a tent on top OF tho hill.
and. hoe in hand, Was just starting out
20 cultivate his garden about three
fertile broken acres which he has
planted 20 all SORTS Of vegetables. bar
ring Irish potatoes which Slim says
are too expensive for seed
He says IL makes him tired the way
these here first citizens talk about
patriotic efforts In the soil and then
tn o. oust "a fellow Ike himself VINO
b. cultiyatinK lot Of H. Slim says
he amt no thief by profession, but
that II his woman was hungry he'd
20 get her something 10 eat and II It
happened 10 be morning when he got
back why he couldn't help that
slim and his woman amt goin'
to move neither.
There ls one woman on the river
front who has six children and refuses
20 give her name for publication.
probably by her maternal burdens.
she gave expression to her intention
% move away as soon as her husband
had recovered from erysipelas and her
little boy from rusty nail wound in
bis foot She liked the location"
but he didn't think 1t was healthy be
cause Of the city dump across the
way
outside the door three Of the six
were building suhterranean castles IN
the sand and sending clothespln arm
les out 10 annihilate each other In the
underground passages The baby had
only been able 90 achieve a simple
rabbit warren I'm which huddled three
little tremblv peanut rabbits. The
clear waters ~ the tincan well (proh-
ably CLEANED from the dump nearby,
huhbled inVitingly beneath the sur
face Of the sand. These squatters'
children were happy, no question
about that
The children of one family own
three goats Those Of another have
an imitation Of beaver dam across
some back waters Of the creek. one
little glrl has wildrose garden.
Still couldn't help but wonder
where they got an the pine boxes and
what they wanted with the tin cans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27
Rcsumc Work on Camp Funston.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. May 20. -
After being temporarily discontinued.
work viii hc resumed next week at
Camp Funston. making ready for a
training camp to accommodate six
hundred medical reserve officers or
ders to resume work were received
from the war department today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-27

say but that each letter did its share
g. hold the soldier and his home folks
closer together
n h. such work az this that the
y NJ =. a. will do In the European
war. only Il will 20 beyond the Occu-
patton forces and will follow the men
into the trenches.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-21
Death of Mrs. E. B. Rose
Beloved Minot Woman Passed Away
alysis-FuneraI Saturday.

Mrs. E. B. Rose, sos Valley street,
passed away Wednesday night, following
second stroke of paralysis which she
suffered the evening before. She was at
tackled by the first stroke two weeks
previous. Mrs Rose was Il years of
age and had been a resident Of Ward
county for the past sixteen years. Her
husband died a year after the family
moved to the county and was buried IN
Rose Hill cemetery; The remains will
band.
The funeral will probably be held Sat
urday morning from the st. Leo's Cath
Ollie church, Of which the deceased was
a member. Definite funeral arrange
ments will not be made until after the
Sedgwick, Alta. All of the other chill
dren are in the, city. They are Harry
Henry Paris, who lives ten miles north
of Burlington; and the Misses Nellie
Catherine and Grace Rose, who lived
with their mother.
The funeral will be held under the di-
rectiOn of J. D. Van Fleet.
Mrs. Rose was woman Of beautiful
character, who won the love and respect
of all who knew her. Hundreds OF
friends join the Independent in extending
sympathy to the members of the family
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Mrs. w. A. Miller
Called to Her Reward
Young Wife of Member OF Western
Realty Co. Dies After long Illness
at Great Pals, Mont.

Mrs. w. A. Miller passed away at
hospital in Great Falls, Mont, Tuesday
evening at $3.50 o'clock after lingering
illness from septic poisoning. She be-
came Ill in February, and altho the pa
tent put up q brave fight she gave up
the battle with the Grim Reaper. Her
husband had remained at her bedside
almost continually since she became ILL.,
Her mother, Mrs. Shaw, of Parshall, her
brother, Harold, and brother in-law. c.
n. Miller. We're with her week ago and
hope for her recovery.
The remains arrived in Minot today
accompanied by the heart-broken hus-
band and they viii be taken to Parshall
Friday morning, the funeral to be held
Saturday. The remains will be inferred
at Parshall beside those of a sister,
Mrs }. a. Oldham, who died in May.
Agnes Gladys, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs shaw of Parshall, was born at
number Of years ago she accompanied
her parents to Parshali, her father be-
ing pastor of the Congregational church
at that place. She resided on a home
stead with her sister, Mrs. C. F.. Miller
she was united in marriage to W. A. Mil
Ter OF the Western Realty Co of Minot
and Glasgow, June 81, 1916 and resided
at Glasgow until she became ILL.,
Besides her husband and parents. she
leaves two brothers, Harold I. and w.
N Shaw, of Los Angeles, Cal, and three
ton, Jamaica: Mrs. G. f. Miller and Miss
Marjorie Shaw, Of Parshall
Mrs. Miller was an exceedingly 1ovable
young woman and hundreds of friends
SNmpathiZe with the bereaved members
Of the family.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-21
New Officers of Association of
Commerce

Geo. Won Media was elected presi-
dent of the Minot Commercial club
and the newly elected Vice Presidents
are R. j. Piper and H. M. Wilson,
E. A. Long is the treasurer. These
men are all very successful business
men who are giving Of their time I'M
sparingly in the upbuilding of our
city.
The new president, Geo. Won Media, is
manager of the sales department Of the
Minot Auto Co.. and the honor given him
is we'll deserved.
The retiring president, M. r. Porter
has made a very creditable record, as
have also the other retiring directors.
The present board Of directors fol
lows: Geo. Won Media, w. e. Tooley, R.
Mulroy, e. S. Person, e. A. Long, VIM
Dunnell. J. G.. Smallwood. M. r. Porter:
Will e. Holbein, the secretary for the
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-21
Twenty-Five Minot
School Graduates
Appropriate Exercises Friday Evening
DR.. Worst Gave One of the Best
Commencement Addresses Heard
in B6inot.

Twenty nine young men and women
graduated from the Minot High School
last Friday evening, the exercises being
held at the Opera House, every available
seat being taken.
The address was given by John Fl.
Worst, former president of the state ag-
ricultural college. The stage was dec
motto, Preparedness The presenta-
Palda, president of the board. Rev. p.
w. Erickson rendered the opening
prayer. Under the direction of Miss Ell
dred the high school chorus rendered
number of delightful numbers The
vocal soloiSts were Miss Nora Fauchald
and Vernon Jacobson. Harold Shaft, a
young reader of considerable ability. de-
lighted the audience with his interpre-
tation of "Whirligigs." Supt. Francis
presented the speaker of the evening
DR.. Worst, who gave one of the finest
the city
The list Of graduates follows:
Vernon Malcolm Jacobson, Elizabeth
M. Catherine Ehr. Marguerite Lvtle
Stewart. Walter X. Skeoch, Dwight Per-
ry, j. Nora Fauchald, Leo Donovan
Moore, Harold d. Shaft, Desmond J
ROell, j. Grafton Lynch, Elsie Lauretta
Wright, r. Harold Chambers, M. Theo-
belle Stiles, Iva Louise Brundage, Jessie
Virginia Lackey, Nellie Ruth Gasmann
Bessie Marie Carlson, Clarence Arthur
Ilvedson, Kenneth William Hawley. Cor
don Frank Rutten, Edwin Reavis, Ralph
Leslie Duncan, Charles Edward Vim
cent, Frank Hromas Charles Herman
Palda, Alton Leroy Jacobson, Vern w
Martin
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BUSY WEEK AT MINoT NORMAL
Commencement Exercises for the Nor
NAL and Model Schools-Friday
Is Glass Day.

This is Commencement Week at the
Minot Normal and the Model school.
The Glass Night exercises were held at
the Normal school gymnasium Tuesday
evening, THE Hoodoo," a farce, being
given.
One of the features of the evening
was the presentation of the class me-
mortal, a modern school postotfice con-
tanning $50 lock boxes The presentation
address was given on behalf of the class
by Miss Liddia Hrabe and the memorial
vas accepted for the school by Pres. A.
G. Crane.
The class sang number of very clever
songs written by Miss Pearl Roell and
Miss Hazel Gibson.
The Model school graduation exercises
We're held Wednesday, night The class
consists of 20 members
This evening, the Commencement IGx-
erciSeS of the Normal school were held
at the gymnasium, the address being
given by President, Harry Moorehouse
Gage of Huron College. The diplomas
We're presented by President Lewis F.
Crawford Of the state board of regents.
Friday will be Class Day, the happiest
Of the entire year for the Normal stu
dent.
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N|NOT NASONS
Will CELEBRATE
2OOth Anniversary of the Institution
of the Grand Lodge in London
Will be Observed Sunday

The Grand Masonic Lodge was in
stituted in London two hundred years
ago June "a. The anniversary is
being observed generally throughout
the world and Minot Masons will hold
fitting services at the Temple Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Lodge will be opened in form. =.
J. Wells will have charge Of the music
and E. A. Long will preside over the
meetings.
B. E. Stewart will read the minutes
of the first Grand Lodge of June "a,
TIT. The address will be given by
Hon. James johnson, one of the char
ter members of Star in the West
Lodge, No. SO A. F. and A. M. Re-
marks will be made by visiting BIRTH
rem. All Masons are cordially invit-
ed attend the services.
The meeting is for all Masons, their
families and friends. All Masons are
requested to be at the Temple at 2:15.
The lodge will be opened in form by
Masons present, after which visitors
will be admitted and the program rem
dered.
Special and general music will be
rendered under the direction Of F. j..
Wells and quartette will render sew
eral selections. A brief statement of
| the purpose of the celebration will be
given by E. A. Long. The subject Of
Mr.. Johnson's address is Authentic
history of Masonry, it's fundamental
principles, what it has accomplished
and it's mission in the future"
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1000 School Children
Enjoy Play Day
Greatest Event for School Children in
History Of Ward County-Eighth

last Saturday two thousand school
children assembled at Riverside Park to
FOR children Of the village, rural and
consolidated schools of the county. It
was the first annual play day and like
children Of Ward county have ever been
given an opportunity to attend. Under
the direction Of Physical Director George
assistants, Misses Helen Hover and D..
McFadden, the children played the games
dear. to the heart Of the child. Over one
efficiency tests The boys Qualifying for
the first test were Lloyd Burns, John
Kaufman, Mich Houchranko, and John
ing ing the t second test was Henry Rasmus-
so-yard dash, s:?-5; pull-u1p four tines S,
requirements for. the second test We're:
60 yard dash, s seconds: pull,up. six
times standing broad jump. It. in.
AdelIa Marshall, Daisy Lade, Marion
Fuller, Mabel strate and Dora Conklin.
The requirements were: so yard dash,
race % seconds.
Although the competition was. open to
All children attending grade schools in
the county, only those from schools out
side of Ninot participated.
One Of the features Of the day was
the salute of Old Glory by the CHILDREN.
scr Altman led the children in singing
"America' while the Stars and Stripes
were raised to the top of the flag stan.
When the flag floated at the top Of the
staff. the. children paused and saluted.
Eighth Grade Graduation.
The greater portion. >, OF the GROW crowd OF
friends remained at the park for the
eighth grade graduation exercises held
in the open air Saturday. evening: Coun-
diplomas while the address of the oc-
casion was delivered by President A. G.:
Crane The knights of Pythias band
was in attendance and assisted in the
program.
eighth af raGs il o st e6 OF s
Florence ,-t Foxhooim; Arnold, Oscar, Fox
holm, Burgeson.. Celeste, Douglas;
Bloeher, Lydia; Norwich: Book, Ellie.
Foxholm; g1rke Raymond r Rerth9 Mi
not; Bailey, Lottie, Minot: Bintz Evelyn,
an Evelyn, Douglas: Christoferson En-
ma, Carpio: Dougherty. Regina, Ken
mare; Davis. Violet caarpio; De Pue:
Darling, Howard, Berthoid; Eide. Roy,
Hartland Erickson, Josephine, brady;
Ehlers, Harold. Douglas; Foster, Ruby,
Kenmare; Fowler, Mary. Douglas: Fred
erickson, Marguerite Bowbells;. Fischer,
Max; Franklin, Lois, Douglas; Good
Vida, Sawyer; Gust, Leonard, Douglas
HALL Mildred, Kenmare: Hughes, Mil
bred, Douglas: Huber, Francis Kenmare;
Hjort Ruth, Kenmare; Hougham, Louise
SAWYER Holman, Hetta, ,Wolseth; Harris
mare mare: Holum, Bottolf brady: Harris
Dorothy, Berthold: johnson. Lester, Car
pio; johnson. Elizabeth. Minot; Johnson
Nzra, Foxholm; Johnson Edward, Car
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o. Johnson, Olga Minot: Kaufman,

pic; Johnson, Olga, Minot: Kaufman
wich; Kulstehmo, Bessie, Wolseth; King,
Kenmare; Larson, Mabel, Tagus; Loomis,
Philip, Foxholm; Larson, Johnny, Drady
Lunde oistien, Douglas; Leland, Alice,
Murphy, Leo, Donnybrook; Matson, Sig
rid, Glenburn: Miller. Hattie Kenmare;
Makens,, Evelyn, Carpio; Myren. Hazel,
Mart "f Gas surre aEs"ENSs sse% Zone Ann
Kenmare; Norgard, Myrtle, Hartland;
Norlander, Isabelle Donmybrook Nor
TITAN, Makoti; Nyre, Esther g. csTplo:
Olson, Alma, kenmare: Ostrand, Edna,
Kenmare; Olsen Ethel. -Kenmare; Pet
Esther D0ufas pa1a AAgnia
ance. Maurice Douglas; Pitts, Opal,
Greliand; Peterson, Arven, Donnybrook;
Rytter Viggo' kenmape; R Ne}Mn sn
version. Gilbert, .Minot; Smith, Marvel,
Hartland Smith, Irma. Donybrook;
fnVa Mafg s3ans MaSaa
k k.1Hn re- skaaTheim; ''S Molly PlaSa;
semmen Arnold. Douglas; little, Goldie.
Minot Th4 %s BagmaE Ksnmare
Earl, Kenmare; Varud, orvin, Berthold;
Wheeler William, Kenmare: Wartenbe,
Grace, Douglas; Wolf. Josie, Surrey;
Young. Dorothy, Douglas; zirbes Susan,
navy Central School, Minot.
Anderson, Obert; Fugelso, ALI; Hassel,
John; Hauge, Arnold; Johnson Willard;
Kielty, Vincent, Logan, Dale; Mcclure,
Samuel; Moore, Herbert; Quigley, Pat
rick; Ramsey, Harold; Smart, Reginald;
Wells, Francis; Asher, Helen; Bremen,
Zeta; Carroll, Dorothy; Corbett, Kath-
leen; Dahle, Rachel; DeVaney, Alice,
Hanson, Ella; Irving, Goldie; Johnson,
Esther; Johnson, Imogene; Johnson,
Olga; Kann, Marie; King, Dorothy; La
Fleur, Ruth; Lockrem, Aida; McLaugh-
lin, Ruth; Norton, Florence; Smith,
Ethel; Tallmadge, Ruth; Young, Helen;
Wartchow, Bellma.
Mckinley, Minot.
Asplund, Vivian; Asplund, Sylvia; Ben
ton, Goldie; Buttke, Dora; Carlson, Har-
riet; Feldman, Rose Holcomb, Hazel;
Hutchinson, Kathleen, Johnson, Maurice;
Johnston, Arthur; Johnson, Marie;
Knude, Norman; Kelley, Genevieve; La
Flame, Francis; Den, Clara; Den, Selmer;
Pinkerton, Hazel; Racine, Melba; Null
zoff, Carl; Zook, Fern.
Lincoln, Minot.
Anderson, Arne; Amundson, Edna;
Bonniwell, Leland; BotZ, Anthony; Brun-
dage, Frances; Bunel, Max; Cairncross,
Ervina; Dickinson, Margaret; Dyer
Ethel; Fowler, Cecil; Goldberg, Myrtle
Gloden, Anna; Huff, Loretta; Hurd, Mil
dred; Kittleson, Title; John, Myrtle;
Lands, Hazel; Lamphier, Mildred Lowe
Lewis; Mayne, Marjorie, McCumber
Hazel; McMann, Lewis; Miller, Amanda
Nash, Olive; Nelson. Alice; Payne
Lewis; Peterson, Mabel, Rowan, Daisy
Shaft, Ted; Thompson, Browder: Mar
guerite: Trap. Basil; Ellefson, Lorete
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Alex. NJ. MarShaII, q FORMER feSldent
of Minot, passed away in a hospital at
Lethbridge. Alta, one day this week,
following an operation. Mr.. Marshall,
who represented a wholesale grocery
house while here, left Minot about ten
years ago and for several years had
managed the A. Macdonald Co. Wholesale
shall was 81 years of age and leaves a
widow and four children, Donald. George,
Alexander and Katherine, the latter be-
ing i'll in Lethbridge hospital: He was
Pythias. Mr. Marshall was a true gen
tleman, obliging and courteous, and was
the soul of honor. Many old time
friends will regret to learn of his de-
mise.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-21
saptists to Meet at Lone Tree.

TIC annual CONVENTION OF The North
western Baptist Association will be held
at. Lone Tree, June &c to g. Among the
ministers who appear on the program
Olander, Rev. J. NJ. Start, Rev W. r.
Hin. Rev G. r. Crockett, DR.. c. e. Ting
ley, Rev. j. Lloyd Hunter and DR.. Frank
a. Deake of Minot. L. A. Mann of Lone
Tree is chairman of the reception COM
mittee: j. III. Burkhart moderator, and
G. W. Feathers, clerk, are doing much to
make the gathering a success.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-21
wEINREBE TO BUILD
LARGE NEW BLOCK
Buys 7cx75 Foot Lot from DR.. Kerlnott
and is Having Plans Drawn for Two
Story 7Ox?O Foot Block

julius H. Weinrebe. the well known
furniture dealer, bought a lot 70x75 feet.
next to the alley, facing First avenue
southeast from DR.. Kermott, and is
having plans drawn by a local architect
for a fine two-story building and base
ment. Mr.. Weinrebe plans to build three
business rooms on the main floor, and
viii have ten flats on the second. He
will lease the entire block, retaining his
furniture business in his present quar-
terS The building will be located one
half block from Main street, right in the
heart of the city and the property is
considered very valuable
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Sawyer young Women Ala Red Cross.

SaWyer's annual picnic Wednesday was
largely attended and was a big success
in every way. Music was furnished by
the Velva band. The speaker of the day
was States Attorney Herigstad A bow
cry dance was held in the beautiful
grove. The Sawyer and South Prairie
ball teams crossed bats, Sawyer win
ming to 5.
Seven charming young Sawyer wo-
men started the ball rolling that day for
the Red Cross work and collected
$l0S.4@. which will be sent direct to the
American Red Cross headquarters The
ladies who did this good work are the
Misses Mabel Lokensgard, Pearl Booth,
katherine Daniels, Frances Havlena,
Floy Ellis, Frances Klimpel and LOrene
Briar.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-21
VIM. Briggs, Who Shot Geo. Combs Of
Xenmare. ArreEted.

VIM. Briggs of Kenmare was arrested
and brOt to Minot Wednesday charged
with shooting Geo. Combs, farmer and
stock buyer. Briggs was having little
argument with Andy Mcbride, Combs
partner in the stock business, over some
ineffective veterinary work that Briggs
had done. Briggs pulled 30 revolver
and aiming it at Mcbride, pulled the
trigger, but the cartridge failed to ex-
plode. Combs stepped in just in time
to get the effect of the bullet as the
trigger was pulled the second time. The
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-21
LICENSED TO WE'D.

Anton Guvesaska, 27, and Edna
Varty, 10.
Andrew Carlson, 35, and Inez Bager,
27.
Ralph j. Whitson, %, and Myrtle G..
jacobson, %.
David Swanson, 40, and Anna F.
Hulligan, 26.
James F. Jones, 46, and Malinda
Hall, As.
Herbert S. Leighton, Richland Co.,
and Hilda M. Ward, 21.
Chas. H: Havill, rs, and Florence E.
o. Fred 7rs5l G. 80 Owen, 2s, and Ella F.
Carl G. Johnerson, 29, and Hannah
Reed, 26.
Thos. Farrier, q, and Mary Hurley,
James E. Harmon, 20, and Cora
Bry, 10.
A large number attended the dinner
and sale given by the forming Ladies'
Aid at the forming Lutheran church
Wednesday.
FOR sALE-A Ford touring car, ex-
ira good condition. New body.
Write "X," care of Independent, or
phone s26. 6-21-tf
/ WANTED-Girl for general house,
work. 20 9Th Ave. S. E. Phone
9O1. 6-21t2#
ESTRAYED-from my home in Minot,
June 20. two cows, one a small black
Jersey with short stubby horns; the {,
! good halter. Both giving milk. For
reward kindly notify J. w. Nicodemus,
! Minot, N. D., r. D. 3. t1pd
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Peter Fugelso and Ferda, Ralph and
Alf. Fugelso, accompanied by Miss
Esther Larson, left for Westby, Mont,
Saturday. Miss Larson, daughter Of
Berger Larson Of Westby, has been
staying with her uncle, Mr.. Fugelso,
and attending high school.
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bullet struck him in the right side and
might have killed him. but for the fact
that it struck a rib and was imbedded
under the flesh. Altho painfully wound
revolver away from him and threw him
to the ground.
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Quite heavy frost was reported
by the early risers this morning. The
tops Of the potato vines are black and
some damage was undoubtedly done
to garden truck.
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Paul HOLDEN of 20 miles southwest
of Ryder, drove over in his new Ford
car with his family on visit with
his brother-in-law, S. NJ. Larson, of
Surrey.