The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-21
CITY IN BRIEF

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Mrs. H. Q. Aaberg of Arnegard is WIS.,
iting friends in the city.
Miss Sayde Pinkerton OF the Assoc
citation Of Commerce. Is suffering from
illness at one Of the local hospitals
Fl. l.. Glazer Of the Northwestern Hide
e. Fur Co, took his wife to Rochester,
Minnesota, Friday for consultation with
a specialist
! Mrs. 4. c. Conklin who has been i'll
for some time, Is not improving and her
relatives and friends are quite appre-
hensive as to the outcome of her sick
ness.
Mrs. p. w. Myers, her sister Mrs.
Scribner from Lincoln, Neb., Mrs. Scrib-
ner's daughter, and Miss Doris Kemper
left Wednesday for Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Myers is motoring the party in
her car.
vear-old twin sons of w. +. Smith, Of
Wildrose, N. D., are visiting at the T.
fellows have been spending three months
with relatives at Warrensberg,. Mo-, hav-
ing made the long journey alone.
Jack Hartnacke manager Of the Full
er M 0sto CO. 81 etv
tHartnacke says that conditions at Will
liston are excellent this season and that
the volume Of business transacted by his
| firm will exceed last years by fully
so per cent.
Clint Dierdorr of Great Falls, Mon
tana, was in the city Friday. Clint
represents the Heider Tractor people at.
failure turnout the section adjacent to
Great Falls Is showing itself in the
| withdrawal of many representatives of
that the Heider people have faith in the
ultimate return OF prosperity and have
made arrangements that he remain on
the job and organize his selling agen-
cies in the interval.
Supt. Bruce Francis Of Huron, S..
OAK, formerly superintendent of our
city schools was in the city this week
coming up to look after his farming
interests near Palermo.
Mrs. Ringo, her son G. Roy Jr., and
her sister, Miss Lydiard left Friday for
Medford, Oregon, where they expect
to spend the winter with Mrs. Ringo's
parents, who reside there.
A card from DR.. Livingston, from
Chicago, states that the Livingstons
are enjoying a splendid trip notwith-
standing the intense heat. He says
the roads are excellent and they are
making heavy mileage every day.
DR.. and Mrs. Jackman, have return
ed to the city following an absence of
nearly two years, during which time
the doctor has been in the medical
corps of the U. S. army. DR.. jack
man will resume his practice in the
city.
II. l.. Haskell, proprietor of the
New and Second Hand Store, on North
Main street, returned Friday from a
business trip to milwaukee, and Chi,
cago During his trip Mr.. Haskell
purchased a splendid line Of mems
clothing, shoes and furnishings for
his store.
On Friday James and George Fuller,
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Fuller,
motored to Elkhorn, Wisconsin, ac-
companied by their grandfather, who
was returning after several months
spent here at his sons home. After
few days visit at Elkhorn the two
boys will proceed to Detroit, Michi-
gan, and secure Dodge cars which
they will ship to Duluth from which
point they will motor home. George
Fuller, an uncle Of the boys, will ac-
company them on their return trip.
The uncle who resides at Elgin, Hi
nois, is coming out to North Dakota
for a visit with the Fuller family.
j. A. Hofto of Grand Forks, has ac-
cepted position with the M. G. Olson
Co. here, and will make Minot his
home. Mr.. Hofto's wife is teacher
in the preparatory school of the Uni
versity of North Dakota and will not
come to Minot for permanent resi-
dence for another year. Mr.. ,Hofto
is a graduate of the University of
North Dakota and has received his Phi
D at the University Of Illinois but has
wisely chosen mercantile pursuits for
his life work. He was recently mus
tered from service after 18 months
as Assistant G. 3 with the rank of
of Captain and stationed with the
Tactical section of the 8Oth Division.