The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-22
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RIIRLINGT0N
(Too Late for Last Weok)

BURLINGTON
(Too Late for Last Wssk)
Born, to Mr.. and Nh. Geo. John
son, on Thursday, last, Z girl. Mother
and child are doing nicely.
Another shower struck our town
Thursday. Rain this season seems
to come when W need It. s4.s
Everyone 10 going fishing these
days. We wouldn't mind It Il W
could 70 ourselves, but to see every.
one else 20 and have to stay, home
is just Ike taking Castor oil
don't like it. v
There has been some bad money
in circulation in our town Of late.
We hate to get anyone in bad but
feel it our duty to let the public know
that "Fst" Valkman is the man that
is handing it out.
We notice that parties from out
lying towns stop in our village to
do their purchasing while enroute thru
here. There's reason.
Now is the time to "Swat the fly
harder than ever.
We enjoyed . pleasant visit from
our old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
King of Donnybrook, last Thursday.
Mike used to ranch at Burlington be-
fore the railroad came thru, but to
see him now, you would think that he
was going to dance. Kinda good to
have these old friends drop in once
in while. Now isn't that the truth
Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Rose of Denny
brook, stopped for lunch at the Miller
hotel last Thursday. They were re-
turning home from "a trip to the
Magic City.
Obert Peterson is helping out at
the C. "A. Bugge store this past week.
Mrs. F. L. Heath Of Moosejaw,
Saskatchewan, Canada, visited at the
home Of Fred Peterson last week.
= Secretary Holbein Of the Minot As
ISOLATION Of Commerce, transacted
business in our village one day last
week.
Mrs. McGraw Of Tasker was Bur-
lington visitor between trains last
Wednesday.
Highest prices paid For produce at
c. A. Bugge & Co.
Obert Peterson is back in the C..
A. Bugge store after enjoying a two
weeks vacation in Minnesota.
A number of Burlington fans at
tended the Valley City-M series
Of ball games. =.
Joe jacobson, was one of q party
who went fishing last Saturday even
ing, returning Sunday, evening. They
report excellent. luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Madsen enjoy.
ed pleasant visit from their niece
Miss Margaret Madsen Of Hutchinson
Mimi, last Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. F. o. Brigham of
Stanley, were also guests at the Mad
sen home.
The Burlington ball club took the
Carpio team into camp at this place
last Sunday, to the tune Of S to 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kluver left
trip thru the west. They expect to
visit Yellowstone and Glacier National
Parks before returning.
The C. A. Bugge Co. are making
few improvements in their dry goods
department.
Mrs. W. H. Potter left the first Of
the week for a visit with her parents
at Michigan City, N. D.
A number of Burlington young folks
attended the dance at the Bach farm
northeast Of Foxholm Monday last.
Burlington mines report a brisk
business during the past ten days.
Farmers should take advantage of the
season in laying in their winters sup
ply Of coal.
There will be dance at Burlington
Saturday, the seventeenth. Burling
ton dances are noted for the clean cut
way in which they are managed. Come
and dance the light fantastic to the
tune of Hovind's orchestra.
The Northwestern Lumber Co. of
this place is having sign painted
for the top Of their lumber yards.
Collins Campbell returned Wednes-
day from a visit at his old home in
Minnesota.
Art Volkman is sporting a Ford car
which he recently purchased.
Miss Hunnewell Of .Donnybrook, is
visiting her friend, Hazel Johnson,
Of this place.
Miss Irene Knobs was Kenmare
visitor Sunday last.
C. A. Bugge and company are Offer
ing some special bargains this week
in their dry goods department.
"A meeting of the local school board
was held last Tuesday.