The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-02-13
MINOT CURRIERS'
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G. A. Janzen, lead Of Bert Hal
stead's rink, is a travelling salesman in
Minot, and A. Bratsburg is a fire in
surance manager. P. S. Mailman Is
general agent of the Lincoln Life In
surance company, while Bert Halstead
who skips this rink, is too well-known
in Regina to need further introduc-
ton. In the second draw yesterday,
Bert skipped a rink of three green
curriers' from Minot.
Rink No. 2.
Rink No. 2 is composed of F.. Vio-
lett, who is in the general office OF
the Rogers Lumber company. He
plays lead. P. j. McKone is we'll
known automobile man in Minot, and
r. Graham is general manager Of
the Rogers Lumber company. DR..
Kermott, skip, is widely known
medical practitioner in Minot.
Helped to Discover Minot j
F. Hartl, lead Of rink number
three, is dentist, and G.. Aurland is
an old-time lawyer there and one of
the men Of whom it may safely be
said that he helped discover Minot.
L. Piper is general manager Of che
Piper-Howe Lumber company, while
G. Heger, skip, is president of bank
where he directs the fina pcial end as
he does the playing end Of the ice.
F. P. Taylor is druggist in Minot
and E. C. Britton is Minot manager OF
the Piper-Howe Lumber company.
Vice-skip on this rink is Rev. P. w.
Erickson, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, while DR.. McCan-
mel has already been mentioned.
Former Legislator
&. Fraser is an architect, who was
born in Scotland and while one-hun-
dred per cent American, has a soft
spot in his heart for The British En-
pire, especially Canada. c. B. Mills
is Minot manager Of the international
Harvester company Of America, and
A. NJ. Thompson is veteran LAWYER
and former legislator of North Da-
kota The skip is G. A. MCGEE, also
a well known lawyer.
A Novak is interesting by reason
of the fact that he is the only bach
elor member Of the party and the
benedicts have had many hearty
laugh at his expense. Mr.. Novak is
in the tailoring business in Minot.
G.. D. Colcord has already been
mentioned. f. A. Shearn is cashier
of the First International bank there
and E. A. Edblom, the skip, is office
manager of the Northern States
Fnwer company.
The Coroner Here Too.
r. w. Roach is vice president OF
the Second National bank, the Oldest
banking institution in north western
North Dakota. DR.. Pence is coroner
as we'll as having large medical
practice. H. Winters is jeweler
and wears many fine rocks to show
his business. NJ. F. Mulroy, skip is
manager of the Russell-Miller Milling
company, in Minot.
The menu was as follows:
Menu.
Iced Olives Crisp Celery
Mixed Pickles
Cream of Tomato Angelo
F'illets of Whitefish au gratin
Duchesse Potatoes
Stuffed Young Turkey
Roast Potatoes Buttered Peas
Salad
English Plum Pudding
Tutti-Frutti Ice Cream
Waters
MacLarens Cheese
Assorted Fruits and Nuts
One Of the Regina Kinks was skip
ped by D. A. r. MCDANIEL, acting
city engineer Of Regina, a cousin
of Capt. Archie D. Mcdaniel. The
two McCannels were pitted against
each other and the member of the
Regina clan "cleaned" his Minot
cousin.
The M;not delegation left for Wey.
| burn early Wednesday morning, re,
| freshed from two hours' sleep, ane
upon their arrival were met by 3
| delegation Of Weyburnites and es
| corted to the New Royal Hotel witt
q bagpiper in the lead. Two serie: