The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-09-12

and found that Zap, North Dakota, Is
the only town of Zap in existence.
''The North Dakota Council of De-
tense has rescinded it's order barring
German from the schools, and you
can now teach, preach, pray and be
damned in German, and nobody can
say boo to you," says the Knox Ad-
vocate.
The University Of North Dakota
has just received word that the French
High Commission in Washington is
listing available French teachers and
would be glad to communicate with
any one desiring the services Of such
teacher.
classes" in two Tarro schools will r.
wade a. tho. fa'' town open'rr SEN
tornher 2. Those c1aseee are to rn~-
wit the rnri,s who 1oa-n more readily
Tran tho averaoa child to 90 ahead
nc ranid1v as nossib1e.
Two farmers one from Comstock.
Mimi and another from Kindred. N.
n MARKED their 1iv7ies side nv each
in Fargo. The Com stock man start
ed home first and heinr unable to tell
Tho twins anart. took the wrong one.
After nilinp IN heavv te1enhone bill
tho miv-un was straightnned out.
The Fre1 administration last week
called unon Tho rnh'ic in states east
rcirr If a'' classes Of automobiles
with few named evceptions. motor
rvr1es and motor boats on Sunday m
~ further notice as gasoline con-
servation measure.
Vice President McMu11en NAV be
r1aced in charge Of the state normal
at Valley Citv. When President Nc
For1ard was denosed he was chosen
nresident emeritus and Professor
Stout Of South Dakota elected as his
snccessor The latter seemed to
fear ne would not have free hand
and has gone into war work.
Desnite announcements to the con-
trarv New Fno1and is to have new
mill and mower plant. Work on the
new buildings was commenced Satur-
dav on the railroad site. It is DOS
sible tn at an Injunction will be placed
on the huildinr operations until an
agreement can be made on definitely
purchase the site.
Injured while volrlaning to earth in
a blazing airp1ane when his motor ex-
nloded at heipht Of several thousand
feet, Ensi~n Cvril Grace, son Of Ius-
tice r. II. Grace of the North Da-
kota supreme court, is now home in
bismarck recovering from some min
~ injuries which do not incapacitate
him.
Miss Blanche True, who is spending
ed letter from General Pershine ex--
PRESSING sympathv over the loss OF
her mother whose death occurred in
Fargo early in the summer. Mrs.
True was teacher to whom John J.
Pershing went to school in his early
youth. and he had kent in touch with
her through the years. With the
tremendous RESPONSIBILITIES now en-
raging the attention Of the comman-
der-in-chief he found the time to ex-
press his svmpathv to the daughter
of his former teacher in her bereave-
ment.
zone hundred thousand base burn
ers are being strapped and sold for
Junk over the country because the
owners know it is impossible to OBJ
tain anthracite coal for them, said
Captain I. P. Baker, federal fuel ad-
ministrator for North Dakota, who
has Just returned from Washington.
"North Dakota expects to mine more
Ignite this season and this will help
materially. Anthracite will be SUP
rlied only where it is actually needed.
An+Iro c;to &c poodod IN tho vnrritiOn
plants and on shipboard."
The farmers of Stark county are
organized to form local central store
in Dickinson to supply their needs,
with a hundred leading farmers al
ready signed and many others going
into it as soon as they can be ap-
preached. Muth and RAIDER were
the originators of the store, which
will be entirely owned and managed
by Stark county men. Stock is be-
ing subscribed for at $50 per share
and every stakeholder will be entitled
to dividend, in either cash or mer-