The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-10
SAWYER ITEMS

Frances H0vlena lett Tor Mouo00
last Saturday to furnish music for a
film company.
Miss Carrie Hartlieb made bust
ness trip to Minot last Saturday.
Rev. Nightingale of Russo and Rev.
Mickels of Garrison helped with the
meeting Tuesday evening at the Con-
gregational church, leaving for their
homes Wednesday morning via Bis
marck train.
Chas. Booth is saving wood on the
w. H. Wilson farm. He believes in
preparing fuel for the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. Spacht, Miss Howry
and Miss Banding autoed to Minot
Saturday to shop. Miss Banding
remained in Minot until Sunday.
The John Sandstrom family moved
into the Saum building on Main st.
Frank Klimple autoed to Makoti
on business one days last week.
It is understood that Frank Kim
pie has severed his connection with
the Robinson Co., and start a garage
Of his own if suitable quarters can
be secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Reed of Bene-
dict spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Reeds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Bailey; then all spent Sunday with the
!. S. Reed family in Velva and at
tending services at the Nazarene
church there.
Rev. Spacht made hurry trip to
Minot and Foxholm last Monday at
ternoon
Mr.. Ruby of Minot will have charge
Of the hardware business instead of
Mr.. Butler who is moving to his farm
at Logan.
The village caucus was held on
Tuedsay at the Firemen's Hall The
men report that the ladies did not at
tend.
Chas. Knapstad went to Velva on
Wednesday morning to consult DR..
Aaker in regard to his foot that he
struck with pick some time ago.
E. D. Skinner returned home from
Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Walker of Minot
We're visiting relatives and friends on
South Prairie and Sawyer last week.
Mr.. II. c. Pettys returned Wednes-
day from Rochester, Mimi, where he
has been to consult with Mayo Bros.
in regard to cancer they had treated
about year ago. He came back re-
joicing and thinks there is no place
like Rochester.
Ben Gramstad left Friday for Man
fred, N. d., to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Hedahl, who lives at that place.
Frank Booth spent a few days in
Minot last week attending the tractor
school. Guess he expects to some
farming.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the Baptist church met with
Mrs. NJ. Daniels last Friday after
noon.
JaLe Hubbard and family moved to
Logan Saturday where he will take
charge Of the Gard store.
G. S. Beighle returned home from
the Farmers Grain Dealers Associa-
ton at jamestown. He reports a
very interesting meeting. The SUBJ
iects discussed were: Freight Rates,
Freight Claims, Income Tax, Ternin-
al Marketing, Mutual Fire Insurance
and Farmers Commission Co. Of St.
Paul. The last two finally were left
to the board Of directors. Further
ne says, jamestown proved most
hospitable host and entertainer. Ar
rangement for 1000 visitors had been
made, only 300 came. Whatever the
number of visitors the amusement
program was carried out in full and
was as follows: A musical program
by the Jamestown College on Tues
day; a basket ball game between
jamestown College and Fargo College
on Wednesday and on Thursday, trip
to the Hospital for Insane. and annual
banquet at which Chas. Eckerle, the
well known cooperation organizer was
POSTMASTER and proved good one.
The treasurer and secretary were not
present, the report of last year was
not given. A. A. Lane Of Sherwood,
.was reelected president, P. A. Lee,
of Grand Forks was elected secretary,
and decided to have the next meeting
at Devils Lake.
Rev. Earl concluded services here
Sunday evening, receiving class Of
is into the church. During his work
among the Sawyerites, he received 81
into the church of which 10 received