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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01
Products from Guernsey Cow 1920
in a Year

An Independent representative call
ed at the Person stock farm the other
evening and relieved the Major Of
some Of his choice garden vegetables.
Mr.. Person and family have moved
out to the farm for the summer.
The Majors herd of Registered
Guernsey cattle are doing nicely un-
der the careful management of John
A. Scrensen, superintendent of the
farm. One of the heifers produced
$4,000 worth of milk in a year and
besides had calf that was sold for
$4,000. When the products from
one COW in a year aggregate 1920. 100
she's pretty nearly worth her weight
in gold.
The Major completed $4,000 tile
barn this spring, 30x60 in size, in
which he keeps his ten registered Bel
gian mares and stallion. The barn
is the first Of it's kind built in this sec
ton of the state. 1t is equipped with
we'll and pump right in, the barn, and
it will not be necessary to take the
horses out on stormy days to water.
The tile silo erected year ago, is
giving the best. of satisfaction.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01
Cloudburst Monday Does Some Dam
age in MinOt

A cloudburst, the heaviest rain
storm in years, visited Minot Mon
day afternoon, making things lively
for little while. In about fifteen
minutes, .62 Of an inch Of rain fell,
the water coming down the streets
and resembling a good sized river.
The sewers were unable to carry the
water away fast enough and water
backed up in many Of the Easements,
doing some damage. The Independ-
ent Office had little experience in
this respect but "all hands and the
cook" got, busy and saved damage to
any Of the job stock. Water did much
damage to the stock Of the Smith &
Wyman, sash and doors, the water
getting up to near the top Of the desk
in the office. The water came down
the street in the Central Grocery store
soaking up some Of the stock, doing
some damage. The water ran into
the easements Of many Of the homes
in the city doing more or less dam
age. Some hail fell. The storm
was merely local, extending but few
miles around Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01
ROTARIANS DISCUSS THE
PROBLEMS OF BETTER ROADS

Henry s. johnson, secretary and
general manager of the Des Lacs
Western Oil Co., was a guest Of the
Minot Rotary Monday and made q
short talk in which he invited the
members to come out to the Blum
project and see the greatest we'll ever
sunk in North Dakota. The well is
now 5000 feet deep. They are pound
ing thru cap rock with slight show
ing Of oil and considerable gas. Mr..
Johnson believes that success is near
at hand.
w. E. Borene, manager of the M.
G. Olson clothing store, read an in
teresting paper pertaining to the
clothing game which will be published
next week.
j. C. Smallwood told of the mud
holes in the road south Of town and
urged some action taken by the Ro-
tary to induce the county commission
ers to repair those roads. Will p.
Holbein said the worst roads in the
state without any question, lie be-
tween Tagus and Palermo. He de-
Tended the county commissioners tor
holding up work on the state-federal
projects, stating they had big pro-
gram autlined and could not afford to
spend much money on patching the
roads. Many Of the federal projects
are held up because Of a lack Of bids.
The federal government is SO slow in
making payments that contractors re-
fuse to bid.
Rev. P. w. Erickson said that he
feared that we would not live long
enough to enjoy riding over the per-
manent roads that are to be built in
this country. He praised the work
done on the roads in Mclean county,
but concerning the roads near Minot
he declared: II do not dare to 60
out in my auto after Thursday, for l
would not be in fit condition to
preach on Sunday"
Major Person suggested that Chair
man Spicher of the board of county
commissioners, be invited to address
the Rotary in the near future on good
roads, and action was taken accord
ingly.
Mr.. Holbein explained that some
work had been done dragging the
roads near Minot, but the county needs
new drags, which are hard to get
now.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01
Lad With Squirt Gun Ruins Woman's
$50 90 Dress

The ten-year-old son Of Mrs. Turno,
residing in the Robbins house on First
street S. E. has been in the habit Of
filling squirt gun with muddy water
and squirting it into autos as they
passed along the street. He perform
ed this stunt Thursday night, as the
w. J. Kielty car was passing, prac-
by Mrs. Kielty, who was on her way
to the Knights of Columbus banquet.
Mrs. Kielty stopped the car, followed
the little scamp into the house and
notified the mother, who apparently
is not able to do much with the lad.
An old fashioned conference with the
little rascal out behind the woodshed
would probably break him of this ne
farious habit.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01

Ernie Dalheim of the Electric Sup
ply Co., has been granted a patent on
tone modifier which may be attached
to any standard make Of grapha-
phone.
The modifier is an aluminium attach
ment that sets over the reproducer,
modifying the music thru the sound
wave absorbers on the agitating rod.
Mr.. Dalheim has been working on
his invention for the past fifteen
months and has finally got it working
perfectly. He is now engaged in per-
fecting his last model to be used in
interesting capital.
Mr.. Dalheim had some trouble in
getting his patent. One big manu-
featuring concern tried to discourage
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01
ERNIE DALHEIM PATENTS TONE
MODIFIER FOR GRAPHAPHONE

him, trying to make him believe that
broad patent could not be issued.
Mr.. Dalheim's Washington, D. c. at
torneys searched the patent records
from the time of the invention of the
first machine by Edison and finally
got him a clear patent. Mr.. Dali
helm recently visited Chicago with
his patent and received considerable
encouragement. He found only one
other modifer the market, rather
crude affair. His patent has been
tried on a number of instruments and
it works perfectly. Those who are
in a position to know, state that Mr..
Dalheim is in fair way to make a
fortune out of his invention.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01

to the size of the fish they caught, but
declare that they had fish for every
meal except two, all the time they
were in camp. They caught an abun-
dance Of black bass. Mr.. Ehr did the
cooking and he did so we'll that since
his return his wife has been trying
to get him to give an exhibition in the
art. They occApied Rev. p. w. Erick-
sons summer home and before they
left planted garden which ought to
be ready by the time the Erickson's
arrive at camp. The writer has Mr..
Ehr's word that he brot some choice
fish back with him.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01
Okin.Riba Nuptials

MISS Bertha UKln and Waldemar
Riba were united in marriage at the
St. Paul Lutheran church in Minot,
Saturday, June 8, by Rev. Mr.. Brauer.
The couple were attended by Miss
Grace Lane of Minot and LIE Roy Okin
Of Ruso, brother of the bride. The
bride was attractively attired in a
Navy blue Tricotine suit and blue
lace hat. The contracting parties are
from near Ruso, N. D. Mr.. Riba
driving the mail route from that place.
The bride formerly attended the Tay-
lor business college in Minot and
while here made a host of friends.
They will reside on farm near Ruso.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01
Find 300 Pints of Whiskey in Geo.
Balls Residence

Sheriff Scofeld and States Attorney
Herigstad made a raid on the Geo.
Ball residence on Third St. N. E.
Monday, locating a whole dray load
Of whiskey brot down from Canada.
This was taken to the court house
where the sheriff is taking an inven-
tory Of it. There were about 800
pints in the haul. No arrests were
made as there is no evidence to show
who brought in the goods from across
the line.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01
SENSATIONAL COMEDY
A GREAT REVELATION
Mack Sennett Brings Something
Different" to the Screen

Something new under the sun will
be revealed at the Orpheum Theatre
when that very important planet is
seen rising over the hills that look
down on the farm in Mack Sennett's
latest triumph, "Down On the Farm.
This five-reel comedy sensation re-
leased by United Artists will be seen
for the first time in this community
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and
will be the featured Offering on the
big program Of next week.
"Down on the Farm" presents Lou
He Fazenda Marie Provost and Ben
Turpin> in the leading roles, with
James Finlayson, Harry Gribbon, Bert
Roach, Billy Armstrong and John
Henry, Jr., in, important character
izations, while Teddy, the Great Dane
star, Pepper, the feline actress, and
all the feathered and four-footed folk
Of Sennett's great organization will
appear in various exciting episodes
in which hilarity and thrills, comedy
and satire, humor and legitimate
drama are mixed in a veritable hilar-
ity of film entertainment.
This blend of many elements is
what gives "Down on the Farm" it's
unique character ana tne clalW 10
made for it that it provided some
thing different from anything that
Mr.. Sennett has ever accomplished in
comedy, and, therefore, of course, diff
ferent from anything any producer
has ever evolved in screen entertain
ment.
Though the plot is melodramatic
and concerns the romance of pretty
maiden Of rustic life, a menacing
mortgage, a villainous landlord and
a harrassed and beautiful wife, the
treatment will be found as new as it
is refreshing and different. It is
masterpiece from the hands of the
producer who has made more footage
Of fun than any three producers Of
merriment in motion pictures.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01
Roise is Some Fisherman

I, Axel Roise has returned from Park
Rapids, Mimi, where he spent several
days at the Roach summer home. Mrs:
Roise and her mother, Mrs. Roach,
have remained for the season. Axel
declares that he caught so many fish
that his wife threatened to throw
them all hack into the lake if he didn't
cult bringing them home. Mr.. Roise
accompanied Art Harshman to Park
Rapids in his car, J.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01

Fishermen Back from Minnesota
John Ehr and John Mcconnell have
returned from Park Rapids, Minn.,
where they spent ten days fishing
They are not making any boasts as
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01
o. G. Long Has Apple Nearly Three
Years Old

O. G. Long holds the record fer
keeping an apple long period. He
brot to the Independent office an ap-
pie, which has been in his possession
since a year ago on Feb. 7. He
bought box of Winesap apples and
this One wrpaped in paper was over
looked in the box. The apple while
somewhat shrunken, shows no decay.
The apple was from the October crop
the previous year and will soon be
three years old. e
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01

Rained .92 OF An Inch Friday Night
The weather man is making up for
lost time. Friday nights rain mounts
ed to .92 Of an inch, practically all
Of which soaked into the ground. An
other shower fell Sunday and Monday
.62 of an inch more fell.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01

!, Aksel Bratsberg received a beauti-
full blanket with the Shrine emblem
in the center Of it, from some one in
Portland, Ore. He has not learned
the identity Of the donor but fully
appreciates the gift.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01
Rasmussen Attended National
SanperfeSt

S. ]. Rasmussen has returned from
Duluth where he attended the Nation
al Sangerfest of the Norwegian Sing
ers' Association Friday and Saturday.
Six hundred singers from the middle
western states participated in the
wonderful concert, sixty-five singers
coming from Chicago. The affair
closed with a picnic Sunday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-07-01

member by the court decision, is not
included on the order.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-07
FOR SALE

s ROOM house, modern, located
one-half block from Long View
park, paving paid, garage, lot COX
1925. Price $4,000, terms, $500
cash.
4 ROOM cottage. electric lights,
water, gas, furnace, garage, lot 70
x130, located on hill, $4,000, terms,
$500 balance monthly.
Il ROOM modern. built four years,
located near Augustana college
party leaving city. possession in
few weeks. Price $500. with
$4,000 down, balance to suit pur-
chaser.
ROOM bungalow, modern, located
on Thirty-fifth street, lumber
enough in attic to build porch. lot
50x150 for $500, terms, $500
cash. balance arranged.
J. J. GRUSKE AGENCY
Phone r. l. 488485
417-1S Safety Bldg.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
APARTMENTS Burp-A fire in the

Apartments Burn-A fire in the
coal bins of the Roosevelt apart /.
ments due to instantaneous cons i
bustion OF the slack. broke ont
about 6 o'clock Tuesday evenings !,
The fire departments came -
quickly and did their work SO we'll
that the blaze was extinguished with.
a loss of but $50. and no one in tn,
apartments knew Of the ira .ssff..
- s.$s {.
Synod 1t Donvor-It was votedi i
to hold the next meeting Of To
synod of the northwest in Denver. j,
Colo. at business session Of the
synod in Trinity cathedral Tuesday,
afternoon. The sessions will III
held on the last Sunday in Septem-
Der, and will continue for four days.
A suggestion to shorten the Length
Of the synod was overruled at this
session. James H. Pershing of :
Denver, Colo. lay delegate from the
diocese Of Colorado, extended tn
invitation to the synod I
Corpse Arrives Here-word was
received yesterday by Mrs. Anna
Petersen, 1880 West Third streer,
that the remains Of her son, Cor.
poral Leroy W. Petersen. who gave
his life for his country two year,.
ago, have arrived at Hoboken- and
will be sent home for burial ~
soon as possible. Corporal Peter
sen was a member Of the 126th
field artillery and was attached to.
the supply company. He died OCT
10, 1918, in hospital in Scotland. /;
Marriage Licenses. - William (
Draenos, Davenport, Iowa. and,
Ageleko Taswlos, Moline. ILL.,: Al
bert Rohwer. Donahue, Iowa. and
Emma Dohrmann, Wheatland, Iowa;
Louis Herman. Pleasant Valley.
Iowa, and Mae Marvin, Davenport
Iowa; Chris E. Georges, Davenport,
Iowa, and Elizabeth M. Benepeld
Pekin, ILL.,: william A Voss. Dav-a
export, Iowa, and Laura Ruge. Dav-
export, Iowa: Edgar l.. Day, Dav-s
export. Iowa, and Mildred Rasmus,
Davenport, Iowa; Raymond Bullis,
Davenport. Iowa, and Elsie Hubble
Davenport, Iowa. !.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

TIRES lALL Makes. ACCEssUALAAs
Tor bicycles. motorcycles. autos: $40
bicycles, complete. $37 so tall colors)
Five ssoree: klo East TnAru street,
2U2-4-6-8 East second street. OaveoDos1
Iowa. Fred LIT Supply 2ouM-
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The Day in Davenport

Steals COat-Police are holding
Charles Lienhardt for the theft of
q coat from an automobile outside
Of the Columbia theatre. Lienhardt
was arrested Tuesday night with
the coat on his arm. He denied that
he had stolen the garment when
question yesterday. The coat, the
property Of Paul N. Holm Of Cen
ter junction, Iowa, was left in the
car when the owner entered the
theatre, according to police. Lien
hardt was arrested by Detective
Moeller and Patrolman Schwinden.
Death Record-A lingering ILL
ness of tuberculosis terminated in
the death Of Walter Henry Hensch,
who died at his home on East Lom-
bard street yesterday morning. He
had been confined to his home
since May. Mr.. Hensch was born
in Davenport April II, 1897.
H0otch Not Goods This Time
Although Sylvester A. Vanderlin-
den Of Fifth and Marquette streets
said he was unable to make moon
shine hootch" that was fit to drink
he was fined $500 and costs wher
arraigned before United State:
District Judge Martin ]. Wade yes
terday morning on q charge o.
manufacturing liquor. Judge Wade
modified the fine so that if $50 is
paid within 60 days and $50 more
within 120 days the remainder may
stand until further order of the
court.
Shot in Hand.-A piece Of shot
passed through the palm OF the
hand of Raymond Elkins. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Elkins, 1918 Grand
avenue, when his gun exploded
while he was hunting near Ell.
bridge, Iowa. early yesterday morn
ing. This is believed to have been
the first hunting accident Of the
season. The hand Of the boy was
badly torn between the index fin
ger and thumb and tetanus serum
was used to prevent infection. Ell.
kins is Is years old.
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Executors Notice.

Estate of Ernest j. Sommers. deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed
Executor of the last Will and Testament
of Ernest ]. Sommers. late OF the County
of Rock Island. State of Illinois. de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that it will ap-
pear before the Probate Court of Rock Is
land County. at the Probate Court room,
in the Cit yof Rock Island. at the Deem
Der Term. on the First Monday in Decem-
Der next. at which time all persons having
claims against said Estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose of
having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated 7th day of October. A. D. 1920.
CENTRAL TRUST 4 SAVINGS BANK.
By E. J. KRELL, Executor.
Trust Officer.
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Special convocation Oct. 10. 1SS0. d
700 D. m. MARX Master Uegrvo.
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ROCK ISLAND AERH no. o60. JRATEA
nal Order Of Eagies.-Regular nsetane
Il 6rst end third Tuesday OF each mont
1wenty&irst STREET. Frank WITCH. W. =.
Joseph 0rotesAt. SECRETARY.
- .'NsATTEN-1oN ELK
" n" Book Island LodGA
WIZ No. $50. B. r. o. z
Nsstinss arst end thiz
MONDAYS Of earn moofl
/ DAN K. BRENNAN.
l. Exalted Hulw.
c. Il. Isaaesoa. sscsetas'
.kdN Club ! ons: lis 18th 3
SR&S Nv Visiting broth1fs always
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}; m3u and fourth Friday ate
, feSn Moons Of each month q
S o'clock In Memorial hall
|, Kan tn court louss. G..
!, ! A$8HeN Church, commander: II.
/ First. Adju1anA
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/ 80 Meats On the first and snla
Hf8M Thursdays OF each month Ut
vHt D, m. at Memorial hall. +.
[ Van Emburgh. commander;
M, Titterington. adjutant.
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kfED-NALE AND FEMALE.
)PERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.

GENERA NO. 50S.
P'ice Is le.eoy given to ali per-
interested that the board OF
Improvements OF the city OF
Island, Ill.,, has filed IN the
Ply court OF Rock Island coun-
certificate OF the cost OF the
Eovemeat entitled in SAID court.
~ Petition OF the City OF Rock
pavins with asphaltic concrete
nuty-sixth street from Four
% Eighteenth avenue and
e:stincate also shows the court
Ne amount OF accrued inter-
Aad me total amount OF said
smsat, and said certificate
M1es that the said improve
sonloIms substantially to the
- r. me r construction Isl 'sm no o. the
= ae; rim on said certificate
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MONEY TOLoAN-$2o TO $500

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w. H. Permission

SIX ROOMS, all modern, NEAR
LY NEW, large living room;
HARDWOOD FLOORS; an east front
in excellent neighborhood on 41st
street, Rock Island; price $1,000,
terms $1,000 cash, balance $3.50 a
month.
FIVE ROOMS, lot 80 by 125; oath
street, near 9Th avenue. Rock Is
land; price $4,000, terms half cash.
SIX ROOMS nearly modern; lot
47x150; located 40th street, about
18th avenue, Rock Island; price
5000, terms $1,000 cash, balance SIS
q month.
FOUR-ROOMS, all modern ex-
cept gas, NEARLY NEW; new
barn; ONE-HALF ACRE OF LAND
in high state of cultivation; on 18th
street, about 29th avenue, Rock Is
land; price $4,000, terms $1,000 cash,
balance $35 month.
sEvEN-ROOM BRICK RESI-
dence, all modern; lot ~ by 120; on
18th street, near oath avenue, Rock
Island; price $4,000, terms $1,000
cash, balance $S5 a month.
| w. M, Permission
556 18th avenue, East Moline. Tel
| East Moline Ill.
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A LOOK COSTS
NOTHING

.Nve-room. modern house on
Forty-first street, hill. Not . gov
ernment house. Newly painted
and papered.. Just dropped $500 in
price. For quick sale 81, 200.
Near Eighteeth avenue, below hill.
F1ve-ro0m modern bungalow. Oak
floors. Shower bath - we'll ~ tub.
Priced right
Ffve-room government bungalow on
paved street. Immediate posses
sion. In fine shape with woodwork
and floors refinished. StXte your
terms. Price $500.
H. K. Walker & Co.
$40 Robinson Bldg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-07

ROCK ISLAND AERH no. 086, JRATEAr
nal Order Of Eagies.-AegulAf mseoSs
6Fst and third TUESDAY OF each month
1t EHles' homs. Fourth avenue enc
9Wenty%irst STREET. Frank Wien. W. r.:
Joseph 0roteaR.t, secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-07
FOR SALE--FARa LANDS.

WISCONSIN FARM LANDS
Lapdology SPECIAL nuKDer Just OUT con-
tanning 1920 facts Of Clover Lana IN
Narinette county, Wisconsin. If for .
home or rs an investment YOU are
thinking OF buying good farm l@nda
where farmers grow rich, send at once
for this special number of LANDOl1OGY.
1t is free on request, Address: SKID
NOKE-RIEALE LAND COMPANY. l4o
Skidmore Richie Bldg. Marinette. MIS-
BARGAINS In REAL ESTATE. FARMS.
city property. business chances all states
and Canada. Trades negotiated List
property with US. Gilman 4 bingham.
LIVINGSTON Bldg, Bloomington. Ill.