The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-11-11
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Brown moved
their belongings to farm near Berth
old week ago, where they will make
their home in the. future.
Mark Handy was out this way
rounding up his horses last Friday
stopping with friends over night.
A large crowd attended the l.. A.
5. supper at Tagus, last Saturday eve
ming.
/. M. Dilley and family were bust
ness callers at BerthOld last Thurs
day. !.
The farmers shipped six cars Of
stock and sheep from Tagus last Fri
day, several others expect to ship this
week, including j. o. Jacobson and j.
H. Hebig.
Ebert Peterson and John Hebig are
now attending high school at Tagus.
A large crowd attended dance
at the town hall west Of here last Sat-
urday night. "A dance for next Sat-
urday night was announced to be CIV
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farris at
their home. It's to be Victory
dance, in honor of the DREAMING
TOWNLEYITES. Dreams will come
true, some times.
Chas. Brown and two brothers were
up this way last Sunday from Berth
old.
Miss Alma Engen after week at
home, went back to Berthold yester-
day.
Miss Kjeldah who has been Wis
iting at the Engen home, for some
time leaves today for her home in
Minnesota.
A social and dance has been an
nuonced to be held at the Ringeon
school Wednesday evening Nov. Oath.
j. Charlson received car Of ap-
Piles last week, which he sold at from
1925 to $500 per box.
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We have greatly missed the hide
pendent the last two weeks, which
failed to reach us, above all else, we
miss reading about TOWNLEY, the
DREAMER; well we rather be dream
ing, as to be having such terrible
Nightmare; as some of our l. V. A.
friends seem to be having.
The Rolling Prairie Tel. Co. install
led telephones in Schools No. 2 and
the past week. -
Pet and Ed Schlecht have returned
from their threshing operations, and
are now living on what is known as
the old Vesey farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Bennett and Mrs. A.
A. Peterson were in Minot on bust
ness last Tuesday and Wednesday,
The town board met with the clerk
last Tuesday.
A number from here were at Blais-
dell getting nursery stock last Tues
day.
T. L. Kincannon, was out posting
election notices last Tuesday
Miss Mabel Mundahl of Minnesota,
who has been teaching in this section
for several years past, but who was
called to her mothers, beside last
spring, has returned and is again
teaching School No. /.
Miss Alma Engen, returned from
Berthold today, having been employed
at the Walther Hotel for two weeks
Pouzars Orchestra furnished the
music for dance at Palermo last Sat-
urday night.
The weather today indicates that
fall blowing is about at an end
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Peterson were
business callers at Des Laos last Fri
day.
Fred Woodwork has been to con-
siderable torture caused from blood
poison on one hand, for week, in
which time he has consulted doc
tor several times.
We are in receipt Of very pleas
ant card from our friend Ira D. Bush,
who at present is out in the Mormon
state, having the time of his life
now don't get excited, his family is
with him.
Our old time friend, Jim Johnson Of
iSilverton, Ore, is pleasant caller at
our shack today. He is still staunch
supporter of the program which A.
C. Townley (the dreamer started in
this and other states).