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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
A Complete Surprise Party on Chas.
Kolly


The beautiful farm home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Kelly was invaded last
Sunday morning by friends and neigh
and made things merry for Mr.. Kelly.
1t being a complete surprise in honor
Of his birthday, he being fifty years
old that day. The party assembled
at the Harrison Consolidated school
and from there drove TO the Kelly
home. To say Chas. was surprised
puts it mildly. He says he never
knew chat the house could fall on him
and him not know it. At twelve
thirty Q big two course dinner was
served, the color scheme in the dining
room was carried out in yellow. The
large birthday cake with its fifty can
dies formed the center piece on the
dining table. 1t was truly work of
art. Miss Pearl Peterson and Miss
Alice Kelly had charge of the dining
room while Miss Gladys Opland and
Mrs. Jos. Korgel assisted Mrs. Kelly
in serving. It took six large tables
to seat all Of the guests for dinner.
General visiting was much enjoyed
by the older folks while some Of the
younger folks enjoyed . game Of
base ball. At six o'clock big sup
per was serve din buffet style. After
supper everyone enjoyed the music
on the piano given by some Of the
young ladies, also some good singing
which was treat. At eleven o'clock
lap lunch was served after which
young and old alike danced. One was
a mirth provoker, an old fashioned
square dance danced by Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Var
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wehnhoefer,
and Mrs. j. Korgel and Wallace Gar
rett. The music was furnished by
the Victrola. Mr.. Kelly was pre-
sented with beautiful leather rocker.
Huber Benno made the presentation
speech which was we'll worded ex-
pressing the neighborly feeling In that
community. Mr.. Kelly responded in
a few well chosen words. Those presx
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. B. Varbsrg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Oen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benno, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hauge, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe. Korgel, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Wilbur, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wehn-
hoefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edwards
and daughter Kathryn; Wallace Gar
rett, Arnold Hauge, Ed and Leo Wehn-
hoefer, Miss Bakko, Miss Martha
Loftesness, Miss Gladys Opland, Miss
Pearl Peterson, Miss Clarina Oen,
Miss Alice Kelly, Miss Mann, Fern
Wilbur, Angeline Kelly, Clara Wehn-
hoefer, Lydia Wehmhoefer, Leah and
Ethyle Wilbur, Myrtle varberg, Rose
and Gertrude Kelly, Miss Bertha
Mickleson, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kelly,
John Kelly, Albert, Walter and Arnold
.Korgel, Erwin Varberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Skulbersted, Miss, Josie .Skulbersted,
Wallace and Byron Varberg, Dan and
William Kelly, Dale Wilbur, Peter
iSkulbersted, Art and Herbert Benno.
The party which will never, be for
gotten by those who attended broke
up at three o'clock Monday morning
leaving their well wishes with their
host and hostess.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

John B. Carter, well known guard ct
the state penitentiary at Bismarck, ar
rived in the city Monday enroute to
Stanley, where be attended Masonic
meeting Tuesday night. He was &C
companied to Stanley by G. F. Truax,
at whose home he was guest while
in Minot. @ /.
Mr.. Carter is the next Oldest guard
in the penitentiary. He has served
the state faithfully for the past seven
years.
Mr.. Carter is in charge Of the pen
itentiary hospital. Tom McCrill OF OF
Minot, sent up for life for his part
in the murder of Ernie Thompson,
Ward county jailer was taken to St
Alexis hospital in Bismarck Sunday
for an. operation for appendicitis. Tom
McCrill slipped the revolver to his
brother Ward, who shot Thompson.
Ward McCrill are employed in the
prison twine plant and both are model
prisoners. The twine plant has been
running at full capacity
John Snyder of McGregor, sent up
for ten years for killing Vim. King,
is working in the barber shop. He
operated q, barber shop and pool hall
at McGregor, He is good barber
and is given excellent treatment ct
the penitentiary, as he is not regard
ed as 4 bad criminal. Snyder has al
ways claimed that he shot in self de
tense.
'Nigger" Peoples Of Minot, sent up
for killing smother colored gentlemtn
in Minot, is cook in the warden's
residence.
Chas. Buck, . lifer, who shot and
killed Kezpey Gown and Pat De-
vaney, Minot officers, near this city,
is still enjoying his vacation. Buck
was employed in the dining room,
clearing away the dishes and manag-
ed to secret himself and escape later
that night, while q guard was tem-
porarily absent.
Johnny Stupart, sent up from Noun
traill county for five years for 2 series
Of robberies escaped with Buck, but
WIS captured. stqpart is now kept
locked in his cell, losing al Of his
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
CHRISTENSEN
COMPANY IS FORMED
Minet Florists and Seed Dealers
Incorporate for s25O,OO0-
will Make improvements.

The Walker Christensen Co., florists
and wholesale and retail dealers in
garden and field seeds, was recently
Incorporated for $25O,O00. The incor-
porakors are Geo. E. Walker, A. M.
Christensen, H. H. Walker, Frank Sui
hvan and Chas. j. Fisk.
: A. II. Christensen, who has charge
of the seed department, comes es-
YeaA0y we'll qualified for his work.
For five years. he was Deputy State
Seed Inspector, under H. L. Kelley and
for the past two years was seed spe-
cialist at the University of Minnesota.
He is man thirty years of age and
an indomitable worker. His wife will
join him in Minot in May.
H. H. Walker who has been in charge
of the Walker greenhouse department
in this city for many years, retains
his present position. There is not a
more able florist in the west than H.
H. Walker and he deserves a great
deal of credit for building up the busi-
ness 10 its present large proportions.
Frank Sullivan remains in charge
Of the retail department I'D this in
sures courteous treatmea. nd first
class service in this important branch
Of the business.
Chas. j. Fisk, we'll known Minot at
torney, is one of the incorpcrators,
but will not be actively connected with
the management of the business.
George E. Walker is the general
manager. 1t is unnecessary to say
much about the ability of Geo. Walker.
He started in business in very small
way more than fifteen years ago and
altho he was still in his teens at the
time, he showed phenomenal ability
in organization, at the same time
knowing every phase of the business.
Under his guidance, the business has
grown ct q remarkable rate, being
one of the largest in the west.
Mr.. Walker saw that there, was a
great future for seed house in Minot,
50 branched out into the seed game
some years ago, this branch growing
so extensively that it was necessary
to secure some one to take complete
charge Of that branch of the business.
The company Is planning en- some
extensive improvements, 70 be COM
pletsd this year and next, A large
pot1to warehouse and 4 large seed
house are included among the propOs-
ed improvements. The seed house
will - equipped with oil Of the mod
ern seed cleaning machinery, the con-
cern specializing on corn, sweet clover
and alfalfa.
Sweet clever will be one, of the
principal crops OF this section and
the company has secured carload of
sweet clover seed for the business
this year. Three cars of seed corn
have been received and two more are
on the way. Three cars of millet will
be sold this year and altogether eleven
car loads Of seed will be handled dur
ing the present season. This is but
small fraction of what the company
hopes to put out next year. The
company is not only doing 9 big busi-
ness in North Dakota, but has reach
ed out into Montana and into Canada,
the duty free on seeds ensbling .
seed firm in the states to do big
business in Canada.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

Judge X. E. Leighton Of this city
and Judge Frank Fisk of Williston,
the present incumbents in the Fifth
Judicial district, have announced their
candidacy for reelection.
Their names will appear on the bal
.ot in the June primaries. In case
there are more than four candidates,
the names of the four high will ap-
pear on the ballot in the fall cleo
ton.
Judge Leighton has been on the
district bench since 1911, being chos-
en- in the old Eighth judicial district
at that time. He has always rolled
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
Commandery Holds Big Meeting

One of the most interesting meet
ings of De Molay Commandery No.
10, X. T., was held Monday evening,
Among the out-of-town Knights at
tending were Geo. Phelps, Mr.. <Knowl-
ton and Mr.. Carey of Bowbells; DR..
S. G. White of Moosejaw, Sask.; How
ard w. Bird, Carl Edling. Ray Far
mer and Ray Towne Of Flaxton; E.
D. Skinner of Sawyer; Chas. Fouts of
Towner and Louis E. Elstad of Rug
by.
The Commandery opened at three
in the afternoon and four candidates
received all of the degrees, the
work being completed at night. At
six o'clock an enjoyable dinner was
served at the Temple by the Ladies
Progressive club of the Presbyterian
church. De Molay Commentary is
enjoying a steady growth.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

up big vote because of the popular
ity and the excellent qualities he pos
sesses as a jurist and is considered q
formidable candidate at this time.
Judge Fisk was elected to the bench
in the old Eleventh district in 1911
and he has been equally popular.
Just who will oppose then has not
been determined, but it is rumored
thot John c. Lowe Of .Minot and an
attorney from Ray, N. D., will be can
didates.
The fifth district comprises the
counties of Ward, Burke, Divide
Williams and Mckenzie.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
Writer Has Tough Luck

Some III maRnerly son0fagun VISIT
ed the writer's poultry house and lift
ed a half dozen fat pullets from the
roost; and not content with taking
the fowls, helped himself to a four
dollar sack Of grain to feed them.
Here's hopin' he gets into our. bear
trap If he makes a second call.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

Poor old Devils Lake has actually
shown loss Of II in population dur
ing the past ten years, according to
the 1920 census returns, the popula-
tion Of that city being 5,14O. Devils
Lake is one, Of the very few cities in
the United States that has shown 4
loss.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
Eld0n White Weds Mrs. Louis An

The marriage Of Eldon White, pro
minent Minot businessman to Mrs.
Louis Anderson occurred at the Pres
byterian Manse Tuesday evening, Rev.
p. w. Erickson, officiating. The cou-
Pile departed on No. 1, for Medford,
Ore, where they will visit for ten Zen,
days with Nj. Whites brother Ed, and
on their return will be accompanied
by Mr.. Whites mother. who will live
with them.
Mr.. White is q well known ice cream
manufacturer, having built up one of
the most successful businesses In the
Northwest. The bride has resided in
Minot for several years and isIhighly
regarded. The couple have . host Of
friends who extend their very best
wishes.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
No Danger From High Water; River
Down at Mckinney

City Engineer Thomas phoned to
Mckinney Wednesday afternoon and
learned that the Mouse river had re-
ceded two feet during the week, so
considers that there is absolutely no
danger Of hign water this year. The
river at this point should start to re-
cede the latter part of the week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

Herbert johnson was arrested for
issuing worthless checks. He is
charged with issuing checks to the
First International Bank Of this city
on the First State Bank of Portal for
$500.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

Mrs. Jourgen Olson returned We'd
nesday from Burlington where she
was the guest of Mrs. E. A. Madison
for few days.
Mesdames NJ. D. Graham and Louis
Groshans of Burlington were among
the shoppers in the city Wednesday.
Phillip Groshans. young soldier
from the West Point Military Acad-
emy is visiting his brother, Louis
Groshans of Burlington. The brothers
had not seen each other for the last
twelve years.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29

The horses seized by the custom
officers from Hunter, who was ar
rested for bringing whiskey over from
Canada, are to be sold at auction at
Portal.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
Car Load of Potato Planters

The Farmers Implement & Supply
Co., has just received carload of Eu-
reka potato planters. This will be
welcome news to many who contem-
plate growing potatoes this season as
owing to the high prices obtaining
FOR tubers there is an immense demand
for potato machinery Of all kinds. and
some will be unable to obtain any ow.
ing to the labor trouble and the freight
strike in the eastern states. The Eu-
reka planted is said to have no su-
Derior on the market. A prominent
Berthold grower was in the city Mon
day and placed his order for one of
these machines. The Farmers I'M
plement & Supply Co., are fearful that
their present supply will be made
quate to fill the demand but state that
orders will be filled as fast as received
so long as the supply lasts.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-04-29
PRISON GUARD TELLS TALES
or NORTH OAK. PENITENTIARY Y

liberties and the time that might have
been figured of for good behavior.
McGee, q colored man, sent up fol
life for murder committed in the nor.
thern part Of the state is mentally
deranged and has to (be kept in con-
finement.
The farm work is progressing well
ut the penitentiary, most Of the oats
having been seeded.
The printing plant at the peniten-
tiery is used but little. The warden
is anxious to get in few good print
ers but it appears that they have
been behaving themselves so well tina!
the plant has been shut down most Of
the time since Editor Noah tsok
French leave.
Chas. Mcdonald is still warden at
the penitentiary, the new appointee,
Sheriff Hennessy Of Bottineau county
not yet having qualified.
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RALPH VENUS
MEETS Death
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
5ODGEBALL TOURNEY
IN CITY SCHOOLS
WILL OPEN TODAY

Tn. nrst tournament for tho class
room athletic teams or tho publlc
schools Will be hold this afternoon
when tho NTH grades north or IN"
creek meet at tho Clay school ana tho
teams south OF the crock meet 1t the
Webster school for supremacy tests ~
dodEeball Last year tho ChamrtonNhip
In this game was wOn by tho htth grade
room OF tho jefferson school.
The Clay school tournament VIII DO
In charge 81 Phyalcal Director MhTgarot
h. Rico and the games Will be called nj
I 30 Ia the following order: Gay va.
Jefferson: Union va. Washington. Ma1l-
aru "a Winners OF nrst Ehmo: cham
pionsAip game.
The Webster tournament viii DO con
Quoted by Physical Director Ethel Reed
and the following Hnmoa VIII DO played:
Centre Va Ws5stor Kltchio W. WInnorh
OF tho ivSt Eamo FOR tho championship
There classroom athletic teams are
trained In tho after school phyHlCal
traintuE period from To o'clock. hhd
Eivss q large number Of pupils an "p-
poTtunity L. participate In tho dement's
Of ofEaniIod EamsS Each room fI"m
tho MIN T. tho stEhth grade has an or
gbnlzcd bnyn' team aud HI org lhIEnd
girls' team with captains I" direct tho
team
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and South Wheeling. The garage which
will 10 erected In North Wheeling win
10 located nt No. 3?I Coal street. In the
rear Of Lewis ~hlburn'S Tehidancs which
fronts on Main street. The Dullaing
viii bo Of "A frame structure. coHtinH
approximately 1850. The contract has
benn lot To 4 I'rudehOma.
Tho other garage liz 10 be located IN
tho rear of Dan Tabian's ranidsnG4 ~
Mo 1000 Market htTest, ~ viii he
Trano siru"turs with = c"nuIsia moor
aud a. ,npnaiiiun ro"f d viii be large
.nuuVh H., iva nuioa ana VIII cost
nvp,I. nnaisiy 1900 The WORN viii he
d""4 by '"",'."'"" A r'"h.h"".
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COUNTY COURT

Marriage LlOonnob
Nick K0rnoduuIor. -. ana F"nl'n"
CIIfo 20 both or MnItiur Forty. ONO.
Metro Gurnl. e. ct Now 'uuhorlnnd.
w Va. aud Agnes Mndk""uH. =. or
Wheeling
Ernnk Wililnnlr Archer. H. nnd Grace
MouIo III both OF Canton. bhl".
ballard 'Th"IuI,H"n. ~. "r Huntington.
and iona v IIrn"hr II. "r ldrnh"rp"il
william l. ft"nn. -. ana Mnrlo li"hoT.
Il both Of Wheeling
william II lIrIIIr. %. 81 Martins Fer
try ohio. aud MndnIl" ltnnlr. 10. OF
IirIdgsp"Tt. bhl"
riduCiaTy
u Halliday npp"lml"h nhmlhlnIln-
tor Tor tho onIntn "f AuEuhin f"Itn"S.
,In,cnrcd II"nd ll.hnn ApprnlH"In A.
WIrnn. T. w NtonEor nmh II T.
buiy
InNcnIn n ilImma nnd Alfred ".
EIm,nn hcT husband. 1" Iury liInnnon
EImnr vic ur William H. HlmmH
IrnrcIiy In Philadelphia dt'irlrt
I"uIrn Album and humhnnh I" conrad
Unrhmnnn mud wife lot on Met "Il"'h
street
Earl ! SurrlUon nnh wifi" I" Ni"hnrd
n HALEY and wifn. Lot on HiklT"nth
street Wnrwnud
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". S. C, employees
BUY MUCH STOCK

Employees OF tho Wheeling steel cor.
poratlon have subscribed for lO.dOp
nharcs OF stock. under tho partial o. do
rorrod payment pl9n. on" share or stock
for each $500 OF pay. Tho subscription
viii involve III" sum - &N2i.bOb OF hp-
pr OK lmatoly ono furtICth Of tho entire
common capital stock.
Those employees who hay" renamed
continuously In tho C"rp"rntionH E"rv-
&c Will receive, In addition l." tho reg
ular cash dividend n bonus uf 81 n year
Interest II charged on unpaid balances
W tho ratio OF U per cent per nnnum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
ELECTS OFFICERS

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dice Ala hu.irIy 81 lie WhIw0od I.ulh-
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CUT THIS QUIT
IN WORTH MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with Dc and
mall II L" r"loy 4 CO.. :B3b hhsnIold
Ave 'MioaH". m whiting your name
nnd addIssa clearly You WIN receive
la 'ol"In irihi pn'hago containing
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uOpn DInMIuEED

Tho p'I"Iu whn ~ 40 ul"had ~ tho 10
gIuuIUp uf tho EopinmboI i"i,u Of -
"uIi 'uuri ma us"l IL Tut u dur luT
~" oulii" aNGuluu. wore dIsInIausd trr
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which n pfsHsnt Ia hNnTluP tho rRHo h.
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u" Inst 'rHo on tho d"rk"l IN Witch q
Jury win hu u"rd"d
Tho Jur"ru viii T." Rho To rot thclr
money for "rvlnE my time In tho next
cpuII" II days. by calling at tho office
OF Circuit Clerk John l.. Kingdom.
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FINAL DECREE

A nnal decree in the case OF John j
GrOgan. administrator Of the real cH-
tate OF Jnmoa Mead. deCoascd. nEainHt
simon huldonn and others was handed
down ycHtcrday afternoon by Judge J
H.. Somn"rNillr In part Of circuit
court. Tho suit was for sum az
monty which had not been paid by
the plaintiIr administrator after tho
dEHth OF James Mead to tha different
De fcndhuts This case wan settled
without u jury
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SAVINGS CONTEST
For Local Nswsboya Btartsd by wheel
Ing Saving b Loan Association

A saving contest between local news
buyC will he started October .. by the
Wheeling Savings e. Loan HsAuCihtl"n
All newsIes arc eligible L. enter. The
boy TINT saves tho most by December
20 newt Will be pTohentod with 50 90. tho
soc"ud most 5000. tho third 81 90. tho
fuurIh kiHheAt s. 90. tho hfth Highest
si0Q
Tho prizes VIII b. paid no an To b."
available for chTihtmah 1t Ia uHpc"iod
that most or the nswsbuSs viii start 4"
save aud at the same iiino naslri tho
own our own lI"uo' \ movement
lrnnhlIn ~ Inn ~ ~ a, III 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
STATE G. 0. P. WOMEN
Mrs. Hsarno ana Miss White to Attend
ParkGrBburg Meeting.

Mrs. Julian g. licarmc OF Wheeling
ma MiNr Gertrude Whlto OF Mounds
VILE. Will represent this district at ia e
meeting "r tho nHaOcIatc members Of
TIA" Republican state committee L. H."
held at thnrlCstnn on Monday. Ort"b~:
IL. Tn" meeting hua boon CRllrd hl
Mrs. fllir y GuFt. a-"UCiHtc chairman
or tho Republican state committee. G"I
thr I'urp"H" ur formulating plans for Az
"Nl"uhiN" campaign To- be made h"fuT.
IA" election. IN behalf OF the R"pub!lrrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
INSPECT ROAD WORK

Al lnspS' ti"u i"u 81 tho county
, .,,t,,Inlsu'uuoi - tho r"uhn which 40
kSlnE repaired Throughout iha h"uniy
nnia I'ai"Iday uft'In"''n lhs y
n.,o well rl,na,d with tho w"i l.
- hi,h h"0 "lI"udb huo" accomplished
aul II Ia Thought tibet ih" "n lhllE 81
the w..rh win leo completed h"f"i" win
tor Tho N"ih "u thu repairing ct ih"
ua,"rnl h,Ihsor Ia It"Ei"SHI"E N"'r
rupIdiy aud witt leo nnIHhod Within ~"
uu.i ,oupIr WU,ku
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-08
A GIFNW00D HEIGHTS HOME
BEING OFFERED FOR SALE
Owner Leaving -PomesUion Given Within Thirty
Days or Loss

Tho high elevation gives hns view
or III, vnIIoy bnlow from sVsry diroo-
ton IIIgh enough to insure plenty OF
frc,h air. n honIthful location and .
delightful plsc" to live.
Tho house 10 cory. conveniently ar
ra Mood and tho property can Ia seen a
INV limo Call Chnu. r.. Paul Company,
Wheeling bank r. Trust Building. phOns
IO2 Wheeling for further information.
~" oct 10