The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-06
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The snow has been falling here too
sleds from the country were in evil
dence this week.
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stein returned home from an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
in and around Minneapolis and st.
Paul Their home is on the Des Laos
river northwest of here.
Albert Schultz received the sad
news that his father, Fred Schultz of
Valley City, is very sick. Albert left
for home to see him.
Ray Jacobson now has his fingers
out of the bandage. Nature heals
over the wounds of childhood quickly.
The boys and girls are having much
Children are always ready to take q
present opportunity.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Groshans; another to Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Heinan, who live east
of Foxholm; still another to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. c. Hansen, who live on H. A.
Kluver's place twelve miles north Of
Burlington. These were all born with
| ing twenty-four hours, so they kept
DR.. F. John Christie on the Jump
Parents are all doing fine and rejoice
at the safe arrivals. We congratulate
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Goebel have beer
on the sick list but are improved al
| this writing.
Sugar continues to be scarce OF
not in evidence at all at the loca1
| stores.
Mr.. James Casteel has moved te
town from the ranch. He occupies the
Johnson house east of the track.
| Mr.. Frank Henzel is driving his
usual "school bus these stormy days.
Mr.. F. L. Foote drove his car tc
Minot last Wednesday.
Mrs. J. j. Hunnewell was on the
! sick list last week but is on the memo
again.
Miss Margaret Shea, who is taking
course in Minot business school
was at home several days last week
Mr.. Witham, brother of Mrs. l.
Shea, brakeman on the 500, made a
regular trip thru here last Wednes-
day.
| Mrs. j. S. Wallace is back to Bur.
| lington again after an extended visit
to Ohio She is hale and hearty anc
able to look after her business inter.
| ests here. Her daughter, Mrs. Devo
1 of Minot, also returned home from
1 Ohio.
Robert Werner, who is attending
High school in Minot, drove his Over.
land over and through the snow
Thursday in the storm.
Mrs. Rev. Tonne, formerly Of Mi.
not but now located in Montana, was
in Burlington two days this week, the
! ollact IF Mrs los Jacobson
/ DIR. P. f. Wells, Evangelist, Fargo
1 N. D., departed for his home Monday
noon.
/ A splendid msuical concert was
| given in the church last Monday ev-
ening. Mr.. and Miss Loes had charge
of it and all present had great treat
| Tuesday evening there was. a recep-
ton and banquet at the church
Among those on the purogram from
out of town were Rev. Ralph I. Full
| ton Of Kenmare and Rev. Robt. w
| Weibel of Minot, Mr.. Harry Dixon
Loes of Chicago. Elders Hill and Klu-
yer made appropriate speeches. The
ladies served up fine feed which
surely was great.
The special Evangelistic meetings
came to close last Sunday evening
DR.. Wells preached the entire three
weeks without missing a meeting and
one hundred seven made public con-
fession Of Jesus as their Savior and
Lord, and confessed their determine
ton to stand for those things that are
right in the home, town and church
Last Sunday the services were very
impressive. Over sixty united with
the local church, and over twenty adj
ults were baptized. A full report of
this meeting may be published later.
Last Wednesday night twenty men
met and organized Mems Club. Mr.,
Joseph jacobson was elected presi-
dent; Mr.. Chas. Fuller, vice presi-
dent; Mr.. George johnson, secretary
and Walter Cotton, treasurer Mr.. n.
A. Kluver, Mr.. F. John Christie, Mr..
Chas. Ouradnik were selected to draw
up q constitution and bylaws.
Services in the church next Sunday
as follows: Preaching IL 4. M; Sun
day school IL M; Christian Endeavor
p. M; preaching 8 p. m. Everybody
welcome.