The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-07-28

benefit TO corn, potatoes and pastures.
1t was certainly dandy, giving US
more than 2 LIZ inches. The base
nent of the First State Bank was
filed about 8 inches above the side
walk. Harvey Vesper and &. d. Skin
ner also report their easements more
than full. v
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Booth and daugh-
ter, Pearl, were in Minot Friday.
Pearl remained few days to consult
physician in regard to her health.
Frank Klimple and family spent
Sunday at Anamoose.
Mrs. RUDE returned from Minot
Saturday, where she has been for sew
eral weeks.
Harry Muzzy of Minot, spent few
days the last of the week with his
parents here.
]. A. Briar of Waukon, Iowa, is
visiting at the home of his son, s. y.
Briar, and also that new grand-daugh-
ter at the Joe Streeper home. He
reports it hot and dry in Iowa.
We see by the Van Hook Tribune
that Vema Hodges Stephenson has
baby boy.
Q. j. Bye of Makoti, spent Monday
night here on his way home from
Fargo.
Peter Anderson and family from
South Prairie spent Sunday at the
j. j. Johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bailey spent
Sunday with relatives in Benedict.
Mrs. Fannie Burrill of rowner Wis
tied her father, b. D.. Skinner last
week.
julius Erickson is enjoying a visit
from his mother, of Deering, for few
weeks.
r. A. Dix, has brother from Min
nesota visiting him.
Chas. Sweet and family is spend
ing two weeks vacation at the lakes
in Minnesota. They left by auto
Friday.
II. 0. Sethre Of Benedict was a /
caller in Sawyer Friday.
The Spacht family have gone to
their farm to help with the harvest I
there this week.
Mrs. NJ Fl. Pitkm is suffering a |
great deal from antrum trouble and |
went to be thoroughly examined by
the doctors at Minot, while they know
the trouble they fail to discover the
cause, hence they can offer no relief
10 her.
Mr. and Mrs. J, L. McKmnon went
20 Rice Lake TO fish, Saturday. When
asked if he We're sick Jack answered,
no. We did not get that many
The Krank Klmple family went to
spend Sunday at Anamoose, at the
home of Mrs khmple's parents, Dan
Ell Lnnbleman. 1t turned out TO be
/ family reunion as the four aaugh-
ers and four sons and their families
we're all there. Mr.. Khmple reports
,ad roads and there has been much
ain east from here and crops are
ooking good.
NJ. L. Hines and the Lawrence
lines family made a business trip
0 Mnot Friday. Il
Frank Booth took his daughter to
'lmot Friday. She will take medical
reatments there,
The J. o. johnson family and w.
iames and Mr., and Mrs, Jim VIII
on had picnic dinner in the woods
lear the river Sunday.
Mrs, Frank Kimple and children
pent Wednesday afternoon at the
ark at Minot, while Frank made a
BUSINESS trip to Burlington.
The heavy showers at Sawyer Mon
lay night filed few cellars and
aSements. Before the rain some of
IS felt we did not get rain enough
ince these new ones some of us feel
re had too much. Will the human
amily ever get to the point of being
ast satisfied and say "all that is, is
est.
The C. s. Beighle family and J, :
|, Pitkin We're to Minot on business
rip.
Iistrude family spent Sunday with
riends at Minot.
Mrs. J. A, Pitkin had setback at
he hospital at Rochester. Mimi, but
) again on the gain and expects to
cave the hospital soon, but is little
neasy as to the time when she can
eturn home.
There will be services at the Con-
church Sunday, July 81,
t is urged the members should be
resent.
Maynard Spacht has entered the
arvest fields and thinks he enjoys the
hange,
Mrs. Floyd Hubbard has been car
ying the mail while Floyd and broth
RS have been making hay in the hills.
VIM. Wilson said there was water
nough on the street to fill his shoes
rom the top when he carried the mail
, the train Tuesday. at 2 a. m.
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