The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-17
WILLIS TOWNSHIP

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Joe Gadbaw was in Minot last
his son Lewis.
Frank Klimpler started his garage
in Sawyer instead of Makoti as we
stated last week.
John klinesaurer and wife are go
ing to move to Duluth, MINI. Mr..
| Klinesaurer has obtained position on
a ranch.
| dorsey brothers are putting in their
| summers supply of coal from the W..
! S. Reed mine before the snow goes
off, as water will enter the mine and
Mr.. Reed will not reopen until after
| springs work is over, so all farmers
needing coal should get it now, while
the getting is good.
Miss Mildred Seney expects to &C
| company her sister Mrs, May King
to her home in Redmond, Oregon,
! Saturday, March 10, and remain there
permanently.
Harvey H. Gadbaw, Walter Klimple
and E. E. Diehl were all business Wis
itors in Minot Friday of last week.
dorsey brothers have two good Sec
ond hand Rock Island gang plows for
sale. One Of them has only been
slightly used The boys purchased
triple plows last season and have no
more use for them. The were fortu-
nate enough to get 800 acres of land
plowed last fall.
Paul klimple and wife were in Mi
not shopping Thursday Of last week.
Samuel Baker is in need of first
class hired hand by the year.
Elmer Williams purchased 465 extra
size fence posts Of Louis Redding at
10 cents apiece and hauled them him.
self last week. Mr.. Williams says he
has been feeding his neighbors' stock
hay for the past ten years and as it
has begun to grow rather expensive
he expects now to put all Of his land
under first class fence and let some
one else feed them from now on.
Donald Bivins was Sawyer visitor
Sunday.
Today March 15) is township cleo
ton day and fierce one too, some
thing similar to election day last year.
Mrs. Samuel Irwin is keeping hopse
for Herman Newman and children.
Roy Pettis butchered four prize
hogs Saturday.
Adolph Newman and wife spent
Sunday with R. S. Seuey and family.
Mr.. V. Barnes left Monday for Red
field, S. OAK, where he will accom-
pany his children to their new home
I IN Indiana.
Fred Newman was out calling on
some of his neighbors last week.
There is nothing like being social
Mrs. May King returned to her
home in Oregon, after spending some
time with her father, R. S. Seney,
and brothers and sisters in Gasman
township.
0. B. Wallace would like a few in
structions in the art Of assisting la
dies from sleighs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Seney and Mrs.
May King spent Saturday at the E. E..
Diehl home. Mrs. Edna Diehl and
Lillian Schmidt returned with them
and stayed until Sunday evening.
Master Tracy M. Palmer got bluff
ed out by few snow flakes falling
and failed to make his usual trip to
Center Friday evening.
E. E. Diehl received a shipment
Of Christianson harrows for gang
plows from the Christianson factory
at Sioux Falls, S. D., this week.
Miss Ethel Jerome is working at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Morey.
Mrs. Morey is engaged in teaching
the Sillman school.
dorsey brothers believe in having
clean seed wheat, as last week they
double famed all their seed wheat
and then ran it through a six-hole
Emerson kicker to remove all the wild
oats, which certainly did very fine
job Of removing every single grain of
wild oats.
Mr.. Sam Reed, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Reed, and Miss Elsie kim
pie, the eldest daughter, Of Mr.. and
to I'm Minot Wsd hlsa Mah ule ang
were joined together in the holy bonds
of wedlock, and have gone to house,
keeping on the old Everett Bunker
farm. Their friends Ill turned out on
Saturday evening and gave them one