The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-09-18
CITY IN BRIEF

Pat King OF DonnybrOOk paid his
respects to Minot friepds Friday.
Still no signs of frost and Minot
lawns and gardens look more beautiful
than in the summer.
H. l.. Glazer returned from Makoti
yesterday where he threshed thous-
and bushels Of wheat.
Mrs. Marius Erickson has returned
from an extended visit at her old
home in Chattield, MINI.
Arthur Mitchell leaves this. week for
his home at Alexandria, Mimi, and
will make the trip in his car.
Ryder and Garrison played ball at
the Douglas celebration, the latter
winning in fast game, Z to 6.
Gladys, the nine-months- daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. McKaig,
died and the remains We're Inferred in
this city today.
Harold Moeller Of the Fuller Motor
Co. has resigned his position with
the firm and gone to Chicago, where he
becomes service man for the Mack
Truck.
J. d. Thayer of Glcnburn has moved
his family to this city, having ac-
copied position with the Fuller Mo-
tor Co.. having charge Of the service
parts department.
1t is estimated that fully 500 ducks
were killed at one lake southwest of
Minot Tuesday. Nine hunting parties
surrounded the lake and one party of
eight secured l0S ducks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jacobson and
Mrs. Chester Jacobson will motor to
New Salem. N. D.. Friday of this
week to be with Lieut.. Jacobson, who
will give an airplane flight Saturday,
Mrs. F. S. Two Of Minneapolis is
the guest of her son, DR.. f. R. Two,
the optician. Mrs. Two expects to re-
main with her son for at least fort
night. and enjoy the splendid North
Dakota fall weather.
Harry Case, formerly publisher of a
newspaper at Neville, N. D.. and for
the past year in charge of paper at
executive position with the McClel-
Ian Paper Co, and viii locate in Mime
apolis.
Lloyd Hanson of Blaisdell and Chas.
Castecl Of Tagus are in the city today,
Chas. Casteel is brother of Jim
Casteel. the Burlington "Potato King.
He has good sized patch of potatoes
himself, 70 acres planted near Paler-
mo, He estimates the yield at loo
bushels per acre.
Rev. Irwin and family of Surrey are
making arrangements to move t.
Mead, Washington, where Mr.. Irwin's
| parents reside. Rev. Irwin was for
merry pastor of the NaEarine church
Of this city and their many friends
both here and at Surrey regret their
departure very much indeed.
Eddie Campbell. former Mino;
Young man. passed thru Minot today
enrouta to Wisconsin to visit his moth.
. er. He has lived In Washington for
severa, wears. On his return he vii
| stnp for a visit with his uncle, Al
! Campbell, who has been confined b
his bed at St Joseph's hospital fol
many years with paralysis.
T.. Shnttlewcrth Of Deering has NOV,
ed tp this city, having invested in some
choice residence property. He choss
Minet as his place of residence ON &C
count OF our excellent schools. Mr.
/ Shuttlewarth has farned at Deerins
fer the past nineteen wears and has
now rented his place, efeling that HI
1 deserves little vacation. Minot vel
1 comes uch citizens as Mr.. Shuttle
4 worth.
Fred Sorg, prominent Norwich
4 farmer. has decided to retire from TIL,
farming game and viii leave mex
4 week for Seattle, Washington, wsaers
D he will spend the winter with his farm
4 nv. Fred has fsrmed here for th'
4 nass twelve years and by hard wora
ara thrift accumulated enough Of shi.