The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-08-25
CITY news IN Brief.

VIM. Ehr is now day desk sergeant
ct the police station, relieving G. D.
Peoples who is out on patrol duty.
Chef McFadden, an old Minot boy,
returned home Monday after an alb
sence Of five years which he spent
along the cities Of the Pacific coast.
Samuel Thomson, ST., of. Omemee
was seriously injured in Minneapolis
this week when he was run over by
an automobile and a bone in his hip
fractured.
Rice Lake lots surveyed this week.
Only q few lots to be sold. II in.
terested call Grow & Johnson, Phone
500.
Fred Nelson of the Peoples Meat
and Grocery Co., accompanied by his
wife and children, returned Monday
from an auto trip to Duluth, the Twin
Cities and Austin, MINI.
Otto Ellingson, prosperous farmer
from north of Plaza, was Minot Wis
itor Thursday. He owns fine large
farm home on the graded highway
between Plaza and Berthold.
U. G. Abbott, veteran Great North
ern ebployee, is having one of the IA
nous Caloric furnaces installed in his
residence on the north side. The Ca
loric is handled in this city by the
Farmers Implement & Supply Co.
Max Diamond of the NJ. G. Olson
Co. store returned from Fargo and
points east on Saturday. Max has
been spending his vacation with old
time friends and returns full of "pep"
and completely rejuvenated as to
health.
Mrs. John Cow has returned from
Gull Lake, Sask., where she spent the
past year visiting at the home of her
son, Wilson, prosperous farmer.
Wilson owns a section of land free
from debt and has 200 acres of fine
crops.
Mrs. Anton Abrahamson, we'll
known Carpio woman, passed away
Aug. 5 and her remains were laid to
rest in the Lutheran cemetery at Car
pic Aug. 8. She was born in Sweden
in 1863. She leaves a husband and
four sons.
Mrs. X. Javenager accompanied by
her two daughters will leave, the last
of the week for Kalispell, Montana,
where Miss Javneger has been engag-
ed to teach in the public schools. The
family expect to make Kalispel their
permanent residence.
Herman Gordon of the Boston store
found a lady's purse one day this
xvook opd hooIoJ - IN vrbo TrJo~orJ
ent to find claimant. Fortunately
we found the owner to be Miss Mable
Heidelberg of Van Hook, student
at the Normal school.
Dick ,HalvDrson and his brother,
Henry, who have spent several weeks
at Portland and Seattle, spent
couple of days visiting friends here
this week on their way back to one of
the Minnesota lakes where their fam
lies are spending the summer.
Minor Bond, son Of SENATOR Bond,
was the, owner of, the tent found by
E. A. Harthouse Of Burlington and
in The Independent. The
lad called at our office and describ-
ing his beloved tent like the true Boy
Scout thAtshe is took possession glad
". ss1H tlin0 aasI y,tan9sn |.
Miss Ruth, De Lance, daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Art De Lance, Of San
ishi was united IN marriage to Harold
B. Stedman Of Sanish, Aug. l6, Judge
Yodngquist of Stanley performing the
ceremony. The bride is we'll known
in this city, having attended the Mi
not schools.
Mrs. Ben Shredder and sister, Miss
Agnes Miller returned Saturday from
Froid, Mont, where they spent three
weeks with their parents. They re-
port crops very good turnout that dis
trict. J. w. Schnitzler, Froid bank
er-farmer threshed oats that averaged
81 bushels per. acre.
Mrs. r. w DuVall and son Bruce
nave returned from Minneapolis where
hey accompanied the remains of their
husband and father. Bruce will re-
main here for week. or two assist
ng in closing the business affairs af-
;er which he will return to his home
It Ripon, Calf, where he is engaged
n the lumber business.
Rice Lake lots surveyed this week.
Only few lots to be sold. If in
terested call Grow & Johnson, Phone
,S9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Henjum and child
zen and w. r. Campion, of the Leland
Drug Co. have returned from a 1900
nile auto trip to Duluth, Wakefield
and Escanaba, Mich. They camped
tut enroute and the party pronounced
Mr.. Henjum just as good a camp cook
IS he is a barber. He didn't have
my tire trouble on the entire trip un-
ii just after he had driven back into
he city limits of Minot.
Mrs. Sam Cannon, Second St. N.
=, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
larry Byrne and two children return
ID Sunday from visit at the home of
Yrs. Cannon's mother, Mrs. Ellsberry
# Rock Lake, N. D. Mrs. Cannon
llso has two brothers residing iS that
'icinity whom she also visited. Ac-
Mesdames Cannon and
3yrne was Miss Ruby Cannon of Spo-
,ane, WASH, niece Of Mr.. Cannon,
Who is spending the summer at the
cannon home.
DR.. and Mrs. v. Sandberg and Mr..
md Mrs. A. H. Glaze, pharmacist at |
he Benno Drug store, returned from
!, Esh;uo, %r:n ~ ToLo ia vs1;ola CASH.