The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-11
THIRD LIBERTY
loan DRIVE
STARTS MONDAY
Are All in Readiness to
Begin the Great Attack on the
Finances of the Northwest
April Is.

the committees are going to have a
much easier time to meet the various
allotments than in either of the other
two drives. The drive starts Mon
day, April Is, promptly at 8 o'clock
a. m.
Mnot has been allotted $140,O0O;
Ward county $25O,O0O and the district
$3.50, 900.
District Chairman M. r. Porter re-
ports today that encouraging reports
come from all over the district from
his chairmen, who are: j. c. Peters
of Mohall, for Renville county; r. H.
Farmer of Flaxton, for Burke; H. H.
Bergh of Towner, for McHenry; O. E.
Halvorson of Crosby for Divide; and
r. E. Barron of Minot for Ward.
There is no doubt in their minds that
the district will easily dispose of its
quota.
r. E. Barron, the Ward county
chairman, has been doing nothing else
for several days but getting Ward
county in shape. You can depend up
on it that Imperial Ward will easily
"go over the top" The list of Mr..
Barron's committeeman follows:
r. M. Graham, Minot.
w. r. Bond, Minot.
H. J. Halvorson, Minot.
H. J. Horton, Aurelia.
C. l.. Stevenson, Berthold.
J. H. Werner, Burlington.
Oscar Herum, Carpio.
A. C. Torgerson, Des Lacs.
A. w. Finn, Donnybrook.
l.. H. Odegaard, Douglas.
J. P. O'Leary, Foxholm.
|. A. Canton, Hartland.
J. N. Fox, Kenmare.
E. E. Neiss, Logan.
w. c. Edwards, Lone Tree.
H. G. Anderson, Makoti.
H. C. Miller, Ryder.
w. S. Young, Surrey.
J. E. Tofflemire, Sawyer.
w. r. Bond has charge of the ru-
raj district north of Minot. Mr.. Bond,
who has everything in ship shape, has
heard reports that some of his COM
mitteemen have already begun on
their drive. His committee is:
Mckinley Township-Wm. Myers,
Bert Solberg, John Phifer.
Nedrose Township - Steve Van
Fleet, Edward Nelson, Charles Lar
son.
Margaret Township-John Holm
ger, Will Pace, A. F. Thomas.
Tatman Township-C. L. Matson,
A. B. Wilson, Walter Bloom.
Harrison Township-John Wallin,
John Ehr, Ed Kelley.
The South Prairie district is in
charge of H. J. Halvorson, who has
selected some mighty good workers
for his committee as follows:
Afton-A. L. Weber.
Torning-D. w. King.
Freedom-L. w. Toftner.
Gasmann-R. o. Carpenter.
Burt-Harry R. Bloom.
Willis-Chas. Taylor.
w 1-2 4-82-Theo. Elarth.
Chairman R. M. Graham who will
again direct the campaign in Minot
where $4,000 must be raised is con-
fident that Minot will go over the top
again. He has been too busy getting
his forces lined up to make any state,
ments but he says, well do it and
he usually does what he says. He
will have committees of men cover
the business section of the city while
ladies' committees, assisted by the Boy
Scouts will work in the residential se:-
tons.
The list of captains and teams who
will conduct the drive in the business
section of Minot follows:
Is. T. Conlan, Axel Roise, W. S.
Shaw, K. Anderson.
IN. Mulroy, Carl Bach, Geo.
Walker, Geo. Reishus.
ga. M. Thompson, Z: u. AaKc1'
Theo. Anderson, Newell Olson:
Ara D. Wight, Geo. Mcclure
Sam Thomson, Joe Belanger.
81. F. Mcclure, George kemper,
Norman Ellison, H. F. Shiek.
Oh. M. Wilson, D. w. Bowker, G.
D. Kelso, H. l.. Winters.
7.-Marvin Solein, E. Shirley, II.
O. Dalen, w. J. Prescott.
s.-Wm. Dunnell, Peter Fugelso, A.
Baker, S. J. LaDue.
"a. F. McLane, A. B. Lee, F. P.
TAYLOR. Fred Thornhill.
iO.-Anthony Walton, M. H. john
son, L. A. Corey. :,
lin. R. Porter, A. D. Mcdaniel,
L. M. Due.
&c. H. Coar, B. E. Stewart, R.
D. Halvorson, Geo. Reishus.
First named on each committee is
chairman. =,
The various teams Of ladies who will
work in the residential sections OF the
city follow: :,
Mrs. Pearl Bragg, captain, Mrs
Clifford, Mrs. Gross, Mrs. Coar, Mrs
~. Sawyer, Mrs. Palda, Miss Van Gil
der, Mrs. Ben Taylor, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs
Rowan, Mrs. Newlove, Mrs. Sepp
Mrs. Tichteman, Mrs. Lander, Mrs
Schrepel, Mrs. Eby.
Mrs. A. H. Moon, captain, Mrs. John
Carlson, Mrs. Sandberg, Mrs. Nc
Lane, Mrs. Anthony Walton, Mrs. Joe