The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-09-26
NORTH DAKOTA FARMERS CAN
EXCHANGE WHEAT FOR FLOUR


conservation rules require wheat flour
to be delivered only with one pound
of substitutes for each four pounds of
wheat flour.
Such substitutes cannot always be
handled by small country mills, and a
years supply of some of the substi-
tutes is likely to spoil. Under these
circumstances it has been considered
desirable where farmers were willing
to pledge strict compliance with the
program of the Food Administration
to permit the delivery Of flour to them
without substitutes in exchange for
their own wheat.
Furthermore many farmers grow
their own substitutes, and it is not
desired in this case to force them to
buy other substitutes, provided the
proper compliance with the Food Ad-
ministration program can be obtain
ed without this requirement.
1t should be pointed out that farm
ers who are willing to sign these
pledges may still obtain wheat flour
on the same basis as other individuals
by purchasing in the market.
A Pill For Bill--Liberty Bonds
Humane OHlCeE.
They are telling a good story on
Billy Baken1an, the tender hearted
city policeman. Billy carried one Of
those fuzzy little white poodle dogs
up the street and turned the shiVerlng
little pet over to its owner, lady lly-
ing in the west end of town. As Billy
handed the wet, quivering little dog
Gle over to its owner, she exclaimed:
II thot that | had lost Tootsie, Where
in the world did you find herr" "Oh,
down the street. A fellow had her
tied on the end of stick washing
Window" Billy explained.
A Pill For Bill--Iiberty Bonas
Women Workers in the Fourth LIB
erty Lean.
Alma C. Sandstrom, City Chairman.
Nell Rose, Captain, Mrs, +. Il: Mar
tin, Mrs. J. C. Blaisiell, Mrs. Harry
Dingmun, Mrs. Ed. Earsenber.gei'
Mrs. Geo. Hoover, Mrs. G. W. heM-
Der, Miss Florence Greene, Mrs. D.
W. Bowker, Mrs. h. G. Iheurert, Mrs
Palmer Larson, Mrs. Joe Anderson,
Mrs, J. Devereaux, Mrs. Alex. PlngIe.
MIS-. Earl Copeland, Captain, Mrs.
Fred Veth, Mrs. Nels Haugen, Miss
Lizzie Murray, Mrs. G. A. Wiley, Mrs.
Harry Cooper, Mrs. G. B. DAVIS, Mrs
J. 3. Perkett. =,
Mrs. G. S. Wooledge, Captain, Mrs.
3, N. Lesk, Mrs. r. M. Graham, MIS-.
G, B, Bach, Mrs H. c. Lander, Mrs,
Oscar Epstein, Mrs. f. L. Householder
Mrs. A. Baker, Mrs. W. R Bond, MRS
VIM. Tooley, Mrs. Fay Fuller, Mrs
]. ], Coyle, Mrs J. L. Devlne, Mrs. Il.
Erenfeld, Mrs. L. Corey.
Mrs. O. A. Malm, Captain, Mrs: Y.
Erickson, Mrs. r. n. Wold, Mrs. GEO.
Bissel, M rs B. II. Mowers, Mrs. +; u.
Bennewitz, Mrs E. G. Hamilton, MRS.
|. w e, Dobell, Mrs D. E. Asplund, Mrs.
r. r, Gullfxson, Mrs. 7. Hoskins, Mrs.
Martineau, Mrs. G. H. Malone,
Mrs. C. C. Hvambsol, MIS-. ConIau
Void, Mrs. S. Overgard, mrs. E1uon M'1
White, Mrs. A. c. Roam, Mrs. 1il Wn.
Clark, Mrs. w. l.. Shaw, MISS 'uli''
McDonough. o;. M.s
N. E. Lamb, Mrs. H: A.. thompson
Mrs. M. F. Schooler, Mrs; Alfred ., Lar
son. Mrs. Ben LARSON, Mrs T.. n NJ
Garske. Mrs. M. O. Eide, Mrs. A: ~
Sheridan, Mrs. w. F. Cloone, MIS-
Chas. Zehringer, Mrs. G: o. Hanson
Mrs. R. H Bragg, Captain, Mrs
pau1 Fichteneau, Mrs. Frank DAVIS
Mrs II r. Bakeman, Mrs. e. q; Eek
Ind Mrs. J. H. Sawyer, Mrs. Archle
Johnson, Mrs. F w. Youngman' MIS-
Jay sepp. ~ Contain
NM nrsi r F, leighton, Mrs. 0. NJ.
Eils. p;aSoo ~ Mrs G. J Fisk, Mrs. F. r.
ua1] Mrs Florin Wetch, Mrs. Waiter
RAMSEY. Ram Mrs. R. H. Bosard, Mrs; ):
= Love. Mrs. j. NJ. Mcconnell, Mrs
NJ P Montgomery, Mrs henry = Noo- .
erts. Mrs. A. G. jacobson, MIS- I; I; ~
I1nton. Mrs. N. S. Nugent, MISS MOT %
once Porter, Mrs. j. c. Ruyck, MIS-.
q ny : HartI Mrs. L. M. Ellithorpe,
Miss y; Anna Thompson, Captain
Mrs. J. B. Schuman, MIS-. :; = pan' 2eo'
Mrs. 3. B. Plowman, Mrs: ~, +. q Tbon @
nett, Mrs S. J. Bowers, MIS- NJ M1o'
Swennumson, Mrs. c. Il. MarSh' Misc NJ; ..
Albert Lowe, Mrs. +: H. 4eagle' Avs n,ss
Fife Rue, Miss Inga Lame miss 1>''''''
'Enger. co,+o;n Mrs.
4 w Youngman, Mrs. John 01ouuv'
Mrs A r. Bacon, Mrs. 3 y felry'
Effie Rue, Miss lnga Lelhe' MISS 1AA'''''
Mrs. F. D. Norton. NJ,
NJ Mrs, NJ D. R. jacobson, Captain Mr.: Mrs.
Dora Duncan, Mrs. B. Bunel, MRS
Chas Lee, Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. H. w.
West. Mrs. w. D. Wilson.
1ubsoribe to the 4th Liberty Loan
Will, ATTEND UNIVERSITY of
MINNESOTA
Gratten Lynch and Arthur Rol1nes
left Tuesday morning for Minneapolis
where they will attend the univer-
the new draft law and have entered
the university under the military ar
rangement. Gratten Lynch is the son
Of Judge Lynch and has been employ
ed at the International Harvester 90:
since graduating from the high schoo!
l1in 1917. Rolfnes is also a graduate OF