The Ward County independent., 1921-04-07
CITY news IN Brief

John O'Iianlon of Deering hrot a
| Donnely to this city Wednesday where
he will receive treatment for rhenma
! tism.
! A ligh, snow accompanied by con
siderable sleet fell Tuesday night. doing
wires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Miller of Granville
have returned from visit of several
months in the south. Mrs. Miller Wis.
tied with relatives In Saline county, Mo
while Mr.. Miller spent several weeks at
his old home in Virginia.
Mrs. f.. F.. Barnhart Of Portsmouth
Ohio, was in the city several days last
week attending to business matters in
connection with her homestead near San
ish.
Rev. A. J. Spach,, principal Of the
Sawyer schools was a business visitor
to the city Saturday
VIM. Sayrcs has rented his residence
on South Hill TO the r.. G. Perry family
and moved back to his farm at Des Lacs.
Charlie Perlichek prominent mining
man from Burlington. was in the city
on business Saturday.
c. Ralph Falconer. of Palermo. spent
Sunday and Monday in the city visiting
his mother, Mrs. Chas. Mckenzie, on
South Hill and his uncle. J. r. Faconer
on the north side.
Sheriff a. p. Scofeid left for Great
Falls, Mont, last night where former
Minot young man for whom Il war
rant was issued a year ago, was ar
rested
DR.. A. j. McCannel has returned from
n business trip to Lakota.
Mrs. n, c. Nelson is receiving treat
ment at the Northwood hospital. Her
panied her and submitted to an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Miss Blanche Lynch. who is employed
on the Grand Forks Herald, is visit
ing with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
John Lynch.
The county commissioners convon-
ed in monthly session Tuesday.
j. P. OLeary, Foxholm banker,
transacted business here Monday.
Mrs. Chas.. Inches Of Ryder, who
was operated upon at st. Joseph,s
hospital for appendicitis and compli-
cations. is recovering.
Jens P. Jensen and Adolph Nelson,
from northwest, Of Ryder, arrived in
Minot Tuesday to attend the leasing
Of the school lands Wednesday,
The two months old babe Of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Radie, five miles south
east Of Ryder, is dead. Rev. A. H.
Grumm was in charge of the funeral.
Mrs. VIM. B. Cooper submitted to
an operation at st. Joseph's hospital
this morning for complication of
ailments. She is expected to recover
nicely.
Read the new book Main Street"
Ranks with the Scarlet Letter now
at The Globe Gazette Printing Co..
ll9 S. Man.
Atty. "Cap" Aaker Of this city, DR..
Aaker and John Aaker of Velva, were
called to their old home, Decorah,
Iowa, this week by the serious illness
of their mother.
The merchandise from the Consum-
ers StoT" .: Rugby, which had been
packed ready for shipment elsewhere,
was held up by the Pierce county au-
thorities, until the taxes on same are
paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Fauchald leave
today for Brooklyn, N. Y, to join
Mr.. Fauchald's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Fauchald, to accompany them
on trip to Europe, where they will
spend five months.
The Independent received letter
from the state hail insurance depart
ment asking the whereabouts Of Bios
trop Jensen of Douglas, for whom
hail warrant of $500 has been issued
"Main Street" is the continuation
Of Main streets everywhere. Read it.
Now at The Globe Gazette Printing
Co., 119 S. Main.