The Ward County independent., 1921-10-27

Vivian Miller and Sylvia Jacobson
were both on the sick list last week.
| DR.. Welker of Max was a profes'
sional visitor here last Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 0. f. Whiting an:
baby of Velva attended Rebecca lodge
here Friday evening. They were
guests at the S. N. Miller home while
here.
/ Mr.. Ireland arrived Saturday from
Oregon and will visit his daughters
Mrs. 4. Rosenzweig and Mrs. G. j.
Sherry. dad" Ireland was an old.
time resident of Benedict but has been
in the west for several years.
Mrs. NJ. !. Forkner of Langdon
state president of the Rebecca lodge,
visited the local lodge Friday evening.
An interesting program was rendered
and a delicious lunch was served by
the members. Mrs. Forkner was a
guest at the Gale home while here.
nCsros JOHNSON xircHCN -----
-BLAISDELL
keepPOlitics of of Your Farm
Keep Politics off of your farm;
Your crops they will certainly harm.
Tho weeds will with Politics mingle,
Potatoes with Politics fail.
Devote your whole mind to your busi-
ness,
And make every effort avail.
Keep Politics off of your farm.
Frank Hannegan returned from
Waterloo, Iowa, Tuesday.
Mesdames J.. S. Berg and II. Wag-
ner were Minot visitors Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Anderson left for North
wood, N. D. Monday.
Rev. Richeson Of Minot held servi-
ces in the school house Sunday.
- VOTE yves TEN TIMES
COUNTY LINE, 19/24/21
A fairly good crowd attended the
Rebekah District meeting and banquet
at the~I. o. o. F. hall at Berthold,
last Monday afternoon and evening.
The next meeting was voted to be held
at Stanley.
Bill Bauer left last Wednesday for
Wisconsin to be with his aged father
who is very poorly.
A large crowd attended the Herman
Naegli sale last Tuesday. Most of
the goods brot a fair to good price.
Miss Harriet Grinklee arrived last
Thursday for visit with home folks.
An exceptionally large crowd at
tended dance at Tagus last Satur-
day evening, music being furnished
by couple of colored gentlemen.
1t is feared that Martin Halgrimson
who has been ill the past week has an
attack of typhoid fever. DR.. Hills
was called to see him yesterday.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will serve
dinner at Tagus next Saturday and
at the same time will rattle a pieced
quilt, for which numbers have been
sold.
A dance at Blaisdell a week ago
last Saturday night was well attend
ed and fine time reported. Kicka-
poo music.
Henry Brinker has been buying and
shipping potatoes recently.
Arne Engen and family enjoyed a
visit from his brother Theodore Of
near Fargo since our last letter.
Silas Engen and Miss Mabel Mum
dahl were quietly married at Stanley
two weeks ago. A reception was
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lie at the Arne Engen home on Thurs
day night which was we'll attended.
Rev. Jensen expects to preach in
the American language at School No.
2 next Sunday afternoon.
The wind of last Friday threat
ened to move some of the buildings
in this section, but so far as we know,
no particular damage was done, ex-
cept to hay racks and such things.
Mrs. Hebig and children spent Sun
day with Mrs. Bill Bauer.
A good number attended the Ladies
Aid Society at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Alters, Jr. last Thursday
Mrs. A. Jensen will next entertain.
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Popular Couple Wed
At the Zion Lutheran Church Of Mi
not on October 20, occurred the marri-
age Of Dora Rose Schilling and Mr.
Walter A. Cowell.
Miss Schilling is most highly re.
spected young lady of Sawyer and
the daughter of Mrs. Minnie C. Schill.
ing. Mr.. Cowell was with the Stand.
ard Oil Co. at Sawyer, but now holds
a promising position with the Inter
national Oil Co. Of Minot.
They will reside at 102 3rd Ave Sc
where they have cozy rooms in thu
Robbins Block.