The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-07-11

program. The Red Cross ladies' will
serve ice cream and lemonade. Every
one is cordially invited to come.
I Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Mcintyre left
I Tuesday for Chatfeld, MINI, where
they will spend months vacation,
part Of the time at the lakes. Mr..
Mcintyre owns a fine farm near
Chatfeld, which he has possessed for
The past So years and during the past
26 years the farm has been in charge
Of the same manager.
Benidji MINI, is soon to have an
other industry in the form of a potato
! -four mill and Saratoga chips factory.
4 Morris Kaplan, promoter of the pro-
position, has purchased The plant OF
the Bemidji Brewing company, which
was closed by the Indian depart
rnent in the fall Of 1914, when the
treaty OF 1855, prohibiting introduce
ton Of liquor into Indian territory
was enforced.
Three Dawson county, Montana,
commissioners will be forced to re-
turn several thousand dollars to the
! county, money collected by them as
per diem and travelling expenses in
( Cured in viewing roads, according
/
| Hurry Of Glasgow, recently. One OF
| The commissioners will be required
I to dig up S3.569.53, another ,S1,1lO.76
and the third member Of the board
| S319.25.
Will Gregg, who was jeweler In
Johan W. Rode's jewelry store in Mi
not in the early days, was in the city
Tuesday enroute to his home at Pol
SON. Mont. Mr.. Gregg recently was
treated for an ailment at the hospital
at Rochester and got the nurses in
structions mixed up, taking the wrong
medicine. The poison affected his
lower limbs and he had returned to
Rochester for treatment, getting very
little satisfaction.
Mrs. Geo. M. Johnston and children,
Arthur and Emma, left Thursday
night. for Tacoma, WASH, where Mr..
Johnston Is doing his bit by working
for Uncle Sam in the ship yards,
Mr.. Johnston went out there about
four months ago.
money OF Irvine. See their ad in this
issue
Mrs. William Murray, wife Of our
efficient, capable and courteous county
Judge, will return today from a five
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Norbecl, in st. Paul. Mrs, Muir
ray writes that while in st. Paul she
called on Major Murphy and found
him in cheerful mood, though very
weak. She also writes that Mrs Mur
ply was compelled to undergo an OPP
Grafton FOR cancer. but that she is
,,,o,,,rn,;,,r ,,;o,,ly
Mrs VIM O,Ronrke, wife Of the
c,,.,4 40 A. I,11s, 1,doa i, His
secretary ol ohe EMS 1ouse III ~, Iiiis
city, arrived this week from the Twin
Cities and Mr. and Mrs, ORourke will
taNe w hou9eN'SPiits AZ 's'' ''l' w.
IN the ANDERSON plotA'
Mrs r, L. Knebel of st. Paul, whose
the Great Northern here is visiting at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. Walter Bond.
John Nybakken returned from the
e+hte Of Washinston TO-DAY where he
has been carpentering and will leave
Minot Ju,y 81 in the selective draft
s e te says os Fl a w sssss 50 and
YIN R,ack, old time county commits
is r rancb cry at f sansh ateT
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vs. vs. ~ ~ e e,o c,onn,rn i. n
a., as.,. rtas,,r .or,,o,,ta bona FROM an
tle Guy tooaS, elEou.e iioi,ts San;sh
a Ra e P Some no Kind of hog raiser This
re.,, HE we fleId sid not look lust right
so he Moved Il m and planted corn
whfcb Is doing nicely, He will drive
his hogs into the corn field later and
this solves the feed problem.
Chas lander, prominent Sawyer grain
buyer was in the city Friday.
~ ,,
II. N. Jensen OF the DAKOTA MotoT
Sales Co.. left Sunday on VACATION Trip
which Will include 2 tour O. tne Ire ,s.
ltahes y. ~ aa w re w MaSr,eIi cars
9gNenat otnet t,,,n t1,e na,tT vii, MO
NJ NV ,rsSr,eII cars al the factory
at Detroit and drive to their respective
homes
NJ " u A.sb rat,rrad SATURDAY.
erori ,t,rsha,ltoy,n Ia yhere she has
~ ~ Of I'VE hNr,e n har 5au,1
uSsit NJ Ie,,;s Hnffn,en Ms Ash re-
.ei, W. a,.,aIIepf nrnns tbrpn,,t lows
I ports eSceiie'i' ctops 'rru.u. w.
Mrs. Betsey Ash of Lisbon; n p
mother OF 7. h. Ash OF the Mlnot On.
derwriters Co, arrived IN the cry tast
week aq VIZ mars e n,,, ,eo IN M .1 e
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From, burlington comes reports OF eS-
3ceptional potato yields. Cliff Miller re-