The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-06
MINOT and VICINITY

F. v. Bryant, a hustling young Fox
holm farmer, was in the city Monday,
Editor Brooks of Max was visitor
in Minot Monday.
The weather man reported 20 be-
ow Tuesday morning.
VIM. Benson of Sawyer is report
ed quite i'll from influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eby leave this week
for Minneapolis to attend the Auto
Show.
]. S. Welty and son, N. D. Welty,
from near Sawyer were Minot visit
ors Tuesday.
w. w. Peck, prominent Granville
farmer was business visitor to the
city the first of the week.
Halvor J. Halvorson, well known
Minot banker, has gone to California
where he will spend the winter.
President Shaw of the city COM
mission, who has been in Texas for
the past three weeks, is now in Min
neapolis enroute home.
J. w. Buettner, Norwich black
smith, who has been engaged in ship
building at Vancouver, Wash, writes
that he will return the last of March.
Thos. Nephew, highly respect
ed citizen of Sawyer, is lying pre-
cariously i'll at his home from hard
ening of the arteries.
Anton J. johnson, prosperous Nc
Kinley township farmer is in the city
taking special treatment for rheuma-
tism.
w. J. Gerding, cashier of the First
International Bank left Saturday on
a ten days vacation which he will
spend at various points in Minnesota.
Mrs. R. w. Jones has gone to Min
neapolis for an extended visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Day
Cakes, wife of Capt. Cakes.
VIM. Kimball and AL Reynolds have
returned from the military training
camp and are glad to get back into
civil life again.
Henry S. Johnson, secretary and
general manager Of the Des Laos
Western Oil Co., left for Fargo and
Bismarck yesterday for d ten days
business trip.
In the list of donors to the Mrs
James Egan fund published last
week, the name of David Forbes, who
contributed $1,000 was inadvertently
omitted.
John j. Lee, city commissioner, has
gone to Rochester, Mimi, for an op-
Grafton. Word received from there
states that he is i'll from influenza
and that the operation will not be per-
formed until he has recovered from
the attack.
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F. P. Taylor, "Cap" Saunders, Ward
Saunders and George Benno, are in
Minneapolis this week in attendance
at convention of the Rexall dealers
lof the Northwest, in session there
this week. They are expected home
today.
Mrs. Jane Murray, wife of E.. R.
Murray, Great Northern engineer, died
at her home, 316 Fourth avenue north
west, Tuesday of this week. Deceased
was in her Gath year and leaves besides
her husband five sons and two daugh-
tiers to mourn her loss. The remains
were shipped to Fargo Wednesday for
interment
Mrs. l.. S. Zaback, wife of promi-
nent hardware merchant of Falsen,
died at local hospital Friday of pneu-
monia following an attack Of influenza.
Deceased was % years Of age and
caves two small children. The remains
were shipped to Otterville, Mimi, for
lnterment
Mrs. Martha Hartsough and Joseph
Estlick of Columbia City. Ind. return
ed hone Tuesday after spending two
weeks at the home Of their brother,
VIM. Estlick, we'll known North Pra-
irie farmer. This was their first
visit to this section of the west and
they say they are simply delighted
with our ideal winter climate.
E. J. Nephew has been transferred
to Valley City, where he will have
charge Of the territory for the Mime
sofa Moline Plow Co. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nephew have resided in Minot since
1902 and will be missed by many
friends.
Norman Kunde, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. C. Kunde, Sixth Ave. N. E.,
writes from Minneapolis, where he is
being treated by specialists, that his
leg is now much better and that since
the surgeons have placed the injur-
ed member in cast he can get about
readily and will enter school there
during the period of his GONZALES
cence.
WANTED-Lady housekeeDer. Al.