The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-01-09

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: Third street S. w. and will take i'm
: property, one of the most beautiful
i residences Of the city.
Gustav Huss has returned from
Montana where he transacted bust
ness for the Piper-H Howe Lumber Co.
! The warm weather has interfered
with the curling at the rink this week.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Swalstead are
: quite ill with influenza.
/ 0. n. Langhans, prominent farm
er from northeast of the city, is in
! Minot today.
. Nj and Mrs. J. A. Nortag of Cros-
by, We're in the city several days this
week visiting at the home of Mrs.
Nortags sister, Mrs. Harry Dingman.
!ney were enroute home from visit
Alex D. Hagenstein has been re-
appointed district Masonic deputy by
the Grand Master of the state. He
IS preparing to visit the lodges at
Towner, Granville, Berthold, Stanley,
Velva and Plaza.
-. G. Perry was called to Mime
: apolis recently by the serious illness
of his father who lies at the point of
death. The old gentlemen is 80 years
old and suffering from the infirmities
of age.
Peter X. Peterson, prominent
!; forming township farmer, left Mon
day for Seattle, Wash, and other
points in the west, where he will visit
!, with relatives for several weeks. He
expects to enjoy ride on the Pacific
down the coast to Los Angeles and
, will return thru Canada.
This is the time of year most try
ing on those inclined to be constipat-
ed. Many dread winter because of
it. Don't worry, lust take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea, natures
gift of wondrous herbs, so scientif-
cally blended, results are guaranteed.
Mccoy Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Truax are en-
PERTAINING their nephew, Leslie Fisher.
of Mt. Vernon, WASH, who arrived
yesterday enroute to his home from
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind, where
he has been in military training. For
several weeks he was located at Camp
Lewis, prior to being sent to Indiana
He was in the engineering corps while
in camp.
E. A. Bacon, who enjoys life raising
cattle on the sunny slopes in the river
district south of Ross, became i'll with
the flu while visiting with his sisters,
Mrs. E. 7. Welton and Mrs. A. F.
!, Bacon of this city. Altho he has had
a hard tassle with the disease for ten
days, he is now on the mend.
Miss Louise Californian, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. A Californian from
north of the city, is taking course
in painting from a Minneapolis cor
. rapid progress in water color work
work under more favorable conditions.
Miss Goldie Californian, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Californian, liv-
ing north of Minot, was thrown from
horse recently, her hip being dislo-
{ Gated and the leg broken above the
! knee.
H. j. Rose, who has been with the
Twin City Paper house in St. Paul
: for years, arrived to travel for the
Minot branch of this territory. The
+ company's business in Minot has been
growing rapidly under the able man
t agement of Leo P. Golish.
: The country roads are said to be
i trifle hard to negotiate owing to deep
t snow. The main roads are getting
n pretty we'll packed, but the fine snow
: fills the low places in the road daily,
f making travel rather difficult. /,
: Ward county pioneers, called at the
+ Independent office Tuesday for his an
nual visit. Mr.. johnson is suffering
q from rheumatism which has bothered
; him for number OF years and sticks
q pretty close at home He owns a
. farm out in Twp. 1884, and "sa! S
:, that the taxes this year are over sac.
!. a good deal more in fact than he ever
6 paid before.
n Makoti is suffering the influenza
epidemic. Several doctors from neigh
boring towns have been looking after
y the patients and number of Minot
' nurses have been called in. One Of
e the patients, H. G. Anderson, was brot
/ to this city for treatment.
have $40 acres of land, 8 miles
< from Alameda, Saskatchewan, Can
;, ada, which is first class soil. l am
= looking for someone to put this in
n crop for the next three or five years.
r A. F. Kenyon, 3311 Holmes Avenue
N So, Minneapolis, MINI. 1-2-t4
,e Frank Erickson who has been a
= > member Of the coast patrol, and To-
g Gated in Virginia, arrived in Minot and
70 70 has accepted a position in his brother
e Eds barber shop on Central avenue
= Frank has been on one of the de-
: stroyers looking for Hun subs off the
Virginia coast.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Stewart who re
10 moved to Grand Forks last fall will
: return to Minot again soon. Mr.
Stewart has been in charge Of the
rs sales department at the Forks for
ay the Fuller MqhMAompany and re-
turns to Minot to assume charge OF
lie this department here. Their many
$ Minot friends will be glad to vel
come them.