The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-11-11

Jim Hillestad, prominent Donny
brook farmer, was in the city today.
i Mrs. J. J. Ryan and Mrs. Sidne
Mitchell, sister residing at Missouls
for a few weeks visit with relative
here and at Burlington. Both ladie
are former residents of Minot.
Bob Hughes of Wahpeton was
business visitor in Minot Monday.
An oil stove will be furnished 70
one of the Freedom schools and tn
students will be served with no
lunches during the winter. Miss Ar
nestad is the teacher. ~
w. E. Mansfield left Monday nigh
for New Orleans where he will agail
spend the winter, fishing and baskini
in the sunshine. Mr.. Mansfield fishej
in the lakes Of Minnesota during tn
summer, hunts during the fall i,
North Dakota and follows the duck!
south in the winter.
Mrs. John Cinninger and Mrs. Johr
Bitter of Donnybrook were the guests
of Mrs. J. r. Falconer, 9O7 Thirc
street N. E., Saturday, leaving Sun.
day for their homes. They were &C.
companied by Roy and Robert Gin
ringer, who came down for a visit
with friends at the Normal school.
Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Pence have re-
turned from Lucky Lake, 100 miles
northwest of Moosejaw, Sask., where
they spent several days at the home
of their uncle, w. P. Campbell. The
doctor hunted geese and was fairly
successful, tho he was ten days late
to get the best shooting. IN
Messrs. Roy Sherman, Glen Cramp-
ton, Frances J. Robinson OF Donny-
brook and Rex Stinchcomb of Burling-
ton, all formerly members, of the AM
erican Expeditionary Forces, were in
the city today attending the Armis-
tice exercises at the auditorium this
and will remain for the
concert this evening.
Fay N. Fuller, president and gen.
eral manager of the Fuller Motor Co.,
left Monday afternoon to join his
family at Los Angeles, California.
Mr.. Fuller disposed Of his handsome
residence in Eastwood Park to H. Il.
Holt of the Holt Motor Co., who suc-
:eeds Mr.. Fuller as Minot dealer of
Dodge Brothers motor cars.
Warren Brey and family of Surrey
eft recently for Puyallup, WASH, to
make their home. They have rented
heir farm at Surrey to Mr.. Crow.
Mr.. Brey has lived at Surrey for near.
y 20 years and for 1S years was
member of the Surrey school board.
lie has done much in building up his
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brey
t this city are planning on leaving
or the west soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Teeters and |
laughter, Miss Eva Teeters, who have
pent the past summer on their large
arm near Sherwood, were in the city
few days last week making arrange
nents for their annual pilgrimage to
california. They left here Friday for
Volt Point, Montana, for brief Wis
with a daughter residing there, af-
er which they will proceed to Los An
eles, where they will spend the win
err.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Jacobson and
amily and Mrs. M. Evenson were
uests at the Andrew Jacobson home
1
uests were treated to one Of those
amous chicken dinners for which the
ospitable Jacobson home is famed,
overs being laid for nine. After din
er the guests RECALLED themselves
18th music and singing, departing at
late hour with many expressions of
leasure for the delightful time en-
Eyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Williams of Des
acs left Saturday for Boston, Mass.
, attend the National Grange conven-
on. Mr.. Williams is the North Da-
ota State Master of the Grange.
hey will spend two weeks in Boston.
he convention plans include a big
gricultural fair to be held in Me-
hanics Hall in Boston and the con-
ention the last week will be held in
ne old Fanuel Hall. The delegates
ill be taken over the route taken
Y Paul Revere on his famous mid
light ride. I'll
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Christianson
the editor and his wife at
leir beautiful farm home in Freedom
ownship Sunday. Chris is one Of
Yard county's very best farmers and
e has built up farm home Of which
ny man might well feel proud. Start
g without dollar about 10 years
go, he has added to his holdings
until he now owns three
uarters of valuable land, extra well \
improved and free from Indebtedness.
took pluck and hard work but these
ualities pay. Mr.. Christensen has
horI of Ch0r h CIV, ook&1o looI>I kv1 l.
ton registered bull and his Percher-
n horses are among the finest in the
ounty.