The Ward County independent., 1921-03-31

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was held Wednesday. He is spend
ing a few days in the city.
A marriage license was issued to-
day for Oscar w. Nordstrum ant
Helen l.. Olson, obth of kenmare
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Herum of Car
pio, were the guests Of Minot friends
Tuesday. Mr.. Herum is Cashier Of
the First National Bank of Carpio.
Helen, ten-year-old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. S. w. Baldwin, submitted tc
an operation at St. Joseph's hospita
for the removal of her appendix, ade
noids and tonsils.
A Buick touring car was stolen from
Chas. Davy Wednesday night. The
car stood in front of his home, 2O7
8th st. N. w. The car is provided
with a K-45 winter top.
Napoleon LeFleur, we'll known Mi
not travelling man, spent the Easter
holiday with his family in this city
"Nap" is making his headquarters al
Great Falls, Montana.
Windell Bell, Gerald Duppler, VIM
jacobson, Morris Webster, and Ken
meth Hawley, students at the State
University, are spending the Easter
vacation with their parents in this
city.
f. Sweet, arrested recently for re-
sorting to room for immoral pur-
poses was re-arrested on a state
charge. He appeared before Judge
Lowe who gave him a sentence of six
months in the county Jail, which SEN
tence was suspended.
E. G. Osborn arrived from Deering
to meet John Seiber, who attended
the Devils Lake convention. Fred
Roble will arrive from Deering with
several candidates who will receive
the Encampment degrees at Odd Fell
lows lodge Friday evening.
G.. A. Clapp, manager Of the J. G.
Penney Co., of this city left Sunday,
for St. Paul, where he will meet Mrs.
Clapp and their daughter, Mrs. Homer
G. Collins, and little daughter, who
are enroute home from Topeka. Mrs.
Collins will spend a.few months with
her parents here.
A. Gordon, proprietor Of the Cor
don Clothing Co., has moved his fam
lily back to Minot from Minneapolis,
after a years sojourn in the Twin
Cities. Abe says there is no place
like Minot and never again will he
desert the Wonder City for the at
fractions of larger city.
H: f. Buck has opened a kodak fin
ishing room known as the Minot Pho
to Shop in the rooms beneath the City
Meat Market. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Buc kis specially skilled photo
graphic artist, but for the present he
will specialize in printing and finish
ing work for amateur photographers
in the Minot territory.
Mrs. B. R. Johnson, mother Of
Ward Johnson, the abstractor, left
for her home in Buffalo recently after
spending seven months visiting with
her son. She came out expecting to
remain until "bad weather" and after
waiting in vain to see life sized Da-
kota blizzard, returned home disap-
pointed. She will visit at Meadville,
Pa, enroute.
F. w. AMMAN, assistant general yard
master Of the Great Northern, will
leave Saturday for Los Angeles, CAL,
where he will join Mrs. Amman, who
has spent the winter months there for
her health. He will go via Portland
and will return thru Illinois, visiting
at his former home, Morrison. He
will also visit in Ohio and they ex-
pect to return in about six weeks.
Capt. D. A. Kramar of Velva, vet
eran auctioneer, was in the city Mon
day enroute to Foxholm where he was
billed to cry an auction sale with H.
J. Hecht at the Kirkelie farm Tues
day. While here he was the guest
of Tom Coulter, who clerked the first
sale at which the Captain officiated in
North Dakota, % years ago. Capt.
Kramar is one of the most widely
known auctioneers in the state.
Frank Linha has nearly 5000 BUSH
els of wheat stored in his elevator
on his farm two miles north of Minot,
not having sold a bushel Of his last
years crop. Frank has number of
fat hogs and meat was so plentiful
at his home that he had to throw
away considerable during the winter.
He states that money is little scarce,
but as the coin of the realm is not
good to eat, neither is it comfortable
to lie upon, he figures that he's pref
ty well off.
Chef Jones of the Temple Court
Cafeteria, is bound that his patrons
shall not be deprived of their usual
Sunday turkey dinners. Not being
able to secure supply Of turkeys
locally, he got in touch with the Rus
kin farms in Iowa by wire early Mon
day morning and hereafter the Cafe
terra will be supplied direct from this
noted farm, the birds being killed ev-
cry Monday for the weeks market
ing. The Ruskin corporation main
tain farms in Iowa and Missouri where
both turkeys and mules are special
lied in for the trade.
Omaha Tourist" Lost Cadillac
A seven passenger Cadillac touring
car owned by tourist named Smith
from Omaha, was stolen during the
night from the basement of the Citi-
zens garage. Entrance was gained
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