The Ward County independent., 1921-12-15
CITY news IN Brief
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Major Person left for Minneapolis
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Carey of Donny
brook, are visiting Minot friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bush Of Tagu,
were visitors in the city Wednesday
The Cadillac car stolen from VIM
tilaris, has been recovered at Regina
Sask.
| DR.. C. F. Sweet will 70 to James,
town Friday to hold clinic in denta
surgery.
being taken by committees from St.
Leo's church.
A daughter was born Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. David Levich, Of 125
Sixth St. s. E.
E. j.. Nephew, formerly of this city
now Of Fargo, visited old friends
Wednesday.
Major A. j. MCDANIEL has heard
Mr.. McClelland's lecture and says is
is wonderful.
Geo. FAIRIES, of the Williston
Herald, has installed new Model IA
Linotype machine.
Henry Gieselman, Claude johnson
and Vic Rose of Donnybrook, spent
the week end in Minot
John Semingson left today for his
old home, La Crosse, Wis, where he
will spend several months.
Miss Annabelle Morris of the Nor
ris, Millinery, returned from visit
at her old home at Velva today.
A winsome daughter was born to
Supt. and Mrs. A. M. Waller at st.
Joseph's hospital Sunday night.
Mrs. D. F. Humphreys of Brockett,
N. D. has arrived to spend the Holi-
days at the home of her son, Guy.
Herman Bornecke of Donnybrook.
who owns considerable residence prop
erty in Minot, is visiting in the city.
Martin Selander has rendered his
resignation as tax supervisor of the
Fifth Judicial district. Gov. Nestos
has requested all tax supervisors to
resign to cut down expenses.
D. A. Dinnie has returned from
Grand Forks where he visited rel
atives, A brother-in-law lies criti-
cally i'll there. He attended gath
aring Of the st. Andrews Clan in the
Forks.
Phil Cloutier, who was brot down
from Mohall to testify in the Longre
case, was returned to the Renville
county prison Tuesday. He has con-
fessed to several bold robberies and
is to be tried for grand larceny.
Theo. Miller, who has spent three
years on the Pacific coast and in Min
hnc Il
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Miller
i Granville. Theo. and his brother
Robert visited Minot friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Maria Cash, who set fire to the
VIM. Might farm home near Rice
lake, passed away at the James town
insane hospital last week. The body
las been shipped to Chicago where
The woman's. mother, Mrs. Katherine
lives.
Harry Butler, who pleaded guilty
% robbery in connection with the hold
up of number Of laborers, who were
playing poker in Kenmare the night
If Officer Nielsen's murder, was TAX
en- to the penitentiary Tuesday to be-
gin his 6h years sentence.
T. F. Huston, wife and daughter,
Marion Of Deering, left recently for
Home, Ark, where they ex-
pect to make their future home. The
Illusions have resided at Deering for
twenty years, Mr.. Huston being the
Deering postmaster for years.
Chas. L. Prescott, well known sales
man for the Minot Grocery Co. was
united III marriage to Mrs. Sarah
Wallace at the home Of Judge MUIR
ray Wednesday evening, Judge MUIR
ray performing the ceremony. The
couple will make their home in the
Anderson apartments.
Mrs. May Norsby, AZ, wife of Ole
well known farmer Of Greely
died Wednesday at 1:15 a.
m. at St. Joseph's hospital. Death
resulted from gangrenous appendicitis
The body will be taken to the old
home in Greely Township and the
funeral will be held there Saturday.
Clyde Noe, Of Moorhead, Mimi, has
been in Minot for some time planning
on organizing a potato growers as
sociation. His plan is to furnish the
seed and Paris Green and superin-
tend the care Of the potatoes, getting
half the crop. He states that he has
arranged with Williston farmers to
put in $500 acres on this basis.
Members of the Minot Scottish Rite
bodies met at the Masonic Temple
Friday night to consider the propo-
sition Of leasing the Grand Theatre
and remodeling the same, to use it for
Reunions until such time as a
Cathedral may be erected. A COM
mittee Of five, Of which E. B. Nc
Cutcheon is chairman, is securing
estimates on the necessary changes.
JUDGMENT TO LANCER
UPHELD BY N. d. COURT