The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-05-16

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Saturday night.
Fred fuller and son Earl, Ernie
MuZzy and Robert Just and family
al! departed for business trip to
Wisconsin last Monday.
All on account of very severe case
of humps we failed to notice Earl
Sassa's smiling countenance Sunday
evening as usual.
Will some one ask Guy Sharar's
hired man all about his April FOOLS
day experiences?
E. Bivins was in Sawyer for 35 blu.
of seed barley and groceries Friday
last.
AL Travis and family transacted
business in Minof Saturday.
Orlando Brown of the Minot neigh
borhood was caller on South Prairie
Tuesday for quantity of tin coops
for small chicks which he purchased
Of Mrs. E. E. Diehl. Dad says on ac-
count of his grove the wind does not
blow his metal coops away.
Stewart M. Reed sold what wheat
he had left from seeding to the ele-
vator in Sawyer Tuesday, for he said
June 1st was drawing near.
Mrs. T. w. Jerome purchased some
hay from farmer over in the hills
last week.
Tracy M. Palmer placed a span of
road colts in E. A. Jerden's 200 acre
pasture the first of the week.
o. B. Wallace, an employee Of the
Great Northern r. R., was a Sunday
caller on South Urairie.
Mrs. E. o. Anderson sent her bro
Their David Taylor a fine box of home
made candy to his training camp in
Florida last Saturday. Mr.. Taylor
will surely appreciate her kindness.
Fred Taylor attended Rev. Pounds
church services at the Logan school
house last Sabbath.
NJ. H. Putney sheared his sheep
Tuesday. He says wool is good prop
erty to have.
Mrs. E. E. Diehl's setting hen left
her nest and is mothering a bunch of
kittens.
Olaf Nelson of Douglas had early
breakfast callers one Sabbath morning
recently. Just ask John Myers and
James Rusk all about it,
Earl Walker is now an express mes
senger on the G. N. railway
There was big turnout at the Red
Cross meeting at the home of Ira Nc
Noll Thursday of last week.
Earl Sassa is looking for a position
when he recuperates from the mumps.
Miss Olive Lund and Mr.. E. E.
Diehl were visiting friends near Velva
Sunday. They say that they enjoyed
their trip very much, although they
were compelled to 90 in Mr.. Putney's
runabout buggy. Ed drove some foxy
team and for fear they would play
out tied an extra team behind the
buggy. He steps around quite lively
for man of his age.
Harvey Gadbow and family leave
Monday, May Goth, on their motor
trip to Fergus Falls and Staples, Min
nesota, where they expect to remain
until Mr.. Gadbow's crop is ready to
harvest.
Al Travis sold a valuable horse to
Bivins Brothers some days ago.
Mrs. E. O. Anderson spent Sabbath
afternoon at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor.
Most all our farmers will wind up
their seeding this week, with the ex-
ceptions of those that intend sowing
fax.
Paul Klimple is doing breaking for
/ 35 acres Of flax.
Fred Taylor rather took an advan-
tage of Earl Sassa's humps last Sab
bath evening.
E. A. Jerden and wife were shoppers
in Sawyer Saturday night.
Found, green veil, the owner can
have the same by calling on Fred Tay-
lor and prove property. LATER: The
owner has been found.
Miss Ellis Of the Anderson school
was sick Friday and there was no
school.
John Bolden was as busy as cram
berry merchant in Logan Sunday.
Charles Brooks has employed Fay
Gadbow for the summer.
David Forbes and family of Logan
| spent Sunday visiting at the home OF
Charles TAYLOR. Also the Cabbage
and family of Logan.
iting with Mrs. Putney's brothers, the
Bolden bows. at Logan on Sunday
| Adolph Klimple was business Wis
itor in Minot Monday.
Guy Sharar is preparing ground for
20 acres of corn and William Klimple
is doing likewise with 80 acres.
| Nathan Smith and Hank Louis
spent a couple Of days the past week
visiting friends in Minot.
Charles Brooks and Fay Gadbow
were Sawyer callers Monday.