The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-04-10

a big sacrifice for the country workers
especially, yet one must consider it
his patriotic duty While the hostili-
ties have ceased, the war will not be
over until peace is signed and every
one of our boys is returned from over
seas. The government has spent the
money in prosecuting the war that we
will now have to raise. Uncle Sam is
giving his word that the debt will be
paid and the best way to meet this OBJ
legation is thru popular subscription.
The bonds will draw an interest of
four per cent or better, the exact rate
to be made known later.
The payments will be scattered over
the coming months, the last one fall
ing due on Nov. IL, 1919, the anniver-
sary of the signing of the armistice.
Wesley G. Mcdowell, chairman Of
the state Liberty Victory loan cam
paign, sent the following telegram to
all sections of the state Monday:
Fargo, N. D.-The state organiza-
ton will put on an intensive campaign
during the coming two weeks. War
tanks will invade the state, beginning
Monday. We may have a number of
airplanes later in the campaign. We
want to give ourselves over to the big
lob ahead Of us. for North Dakota will
have full man's-sized part in the
coming Victory Loan. We love our
country in times of peace as we'll as in
times of war and now is the opportun-
ity to demonstrate that fact by invest
ing in these bonds to the limit of our
ability. Let everyone who writes a
letter during the month of April sub
stitute for "Yours truly" new
phrase, "Yours for the Victory Loan"
The Victory tank will arrive in Mi
not Saturday afternoon, April 10, re-
naming here until Tuesday. There
will be mammoth parade on Monday,
in which all business institutions to-
gether with all of the soldiers and
sailors and war activity associations
will be represented.
County Chairman Barron announces
the various chairmen, together with
some of the workers selected turnout
the county, who will have charge of
the drive in their respective districts:
Chairmen.
L. T. Horton, Aurelia.
c. l.. Stevenson, Berthold.
j. H. Werner, Burlington.
Oscar Herum, Carpio.
A. G. TorgersOn, Des Laos.
A. w. Finn, Donnybrook
L. H. Odegard, Douglas.
J. P. OLeary. Foxholm.
la. Canton, Hartland.
P. M. Cole, Kenmare
w. C. Edwards, Lonetree
E. V. Nelson, Makoti.
H. c. Miller, Ryder.
w. S. Young, Surrey.
J. E. Tofflemire, Sawyer
r. M. Graham, Minot.
Miss Alma Sandstrom, Minot.
Mrs. c. H. Coar, Minot.
H. E. Shearn, Minot.
w. r. Bond, Minot.
A. L. Weber, Minot.
l.. w. Toftner, Minot.
J. E. Christianson, Minot.
Chas. Gassman, Max
Thomas brady, brady.
Chas. Taylor, Sawyer.
Oscar Shirley, Minot.
0. J. Kulsethmo, Wolseth.
Geo. F. Dendinger, Glenburn.
A. J. Anderson, Minot.
Harry r. Blom, brady.
Workers.
H. A. Kluver, Burlington.
Frank J. Van Fleet, Des Laos
s. E. Dahl, Douglas.
j. N. Fox, Kenmare.
David Clark, Jr., Kenmare.
T. l.. Russell, Makoti.
c. H. Christensen. Ryder.
Ole Engebretson, Sawyer.
List of Liberty Loan Committees.
r. NJ. Graham, General Chairman.
District No. l TEAM No. 1)-K. An
derson, chairman; Axel Roise, w. S.
Shaw, Spero Manson.
District No. 2 Team No. 2)-Mike
Mulroy, chairman; Carl Bach, c. H.
Coar, Geo. Reishus.
District No. 3 (Team No. ga.
NJ. Thompson, chairman; C. D. Aaker,
L. NJ. Rutten, Axel Bratsberg.
District No. 4 (Team No. 4)-Ira
D. Wight, chairman; Joe Belanger,
Clarence See, E. A. Long.
District No. (Team No. 81. F.
Mcclure chairman, Fred Anderson,
N. Ellison, B. E. Stewart.
District No. 6 (Team No. GIL. M.
Wilson, chairman; D. w. Bowker, H.
L. Winters, Max johnson.
District No. (Team No. D-Mar-
vim Solien, chairman; Ed Shirley, A.
B. Dill, G. D. Colcord.
District No. Team No. 8)-Wil-
liam Dunnell, chairman; Peter Fugel-
so, A. Baker, S. ]. LaDue.
District No. 9 (Team No. GA. F.
McLane, chairman; A. B. Dill, F. P.
Taylor, Fred Thornhill.
District No. 10 Team No. 10Y An
thony Walton, chairman; M. H. John
son, L. A. Corey.
/ District No. II (Team No. lin.