The Ward County independent., 1922-07-27
Heavy showers fell in this locality

Heavy showers fell in this locality
Tuesday afternoon.
Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Schultz of
Donnybrook were in the city Tuesday.
An eight-pound son was born Mon
day to Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Clark of
this city.
P. c. Hatley, prosperous Deering
farmer, was in Minot on business
Tuesday.
The OK cart which appeared in the
to the Minot parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansted and little
daughter of Minneapolis, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. McCalister re-
tuned Friday from Minneapolis hay
ing spent few days at the Fargo
tair on their way home.
4 tourist passes along the Roose-
welt highway thru Minot every fifteen
minutes according to actual count,
says T. c. Hutchinson, secretary of the
N. D. division.
Minot merchants report tremen-
dous- business Saturday. One cloth
ing store did a bigger business that
one day than during an entire week
during July a year ago.
Harry Falconer, who is taking a
course in vocational training at St.
Paul arrived in the city. Saturday to
spend a few days with relatives. He
returned to St. Paul today. '@~t
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Boerneke Of
Donnybrook accompanied by nephew
who is visiting them from Minnesota
were among the people from the
Gooseneck at the Pageant Saturday.
Kasemire Schneider, Bismarck la
borer, was bound over to district court
for wife murder, when an examination
showed that the stomach Of his dead
wife contained enough poison to kill
two persons.
George State of the Scofeld Imple-
ment Co. spent two days at the Fargo
Fair. George says that while the
Fair was fine he did not consider that
it matched up quite with the Fairs of
former years.
Hagbardt Olsen, who was employed
as carpenter in Minot more than 20
years ago, is now engaged in car
penter work on the new county fair
buildings. For many years he op-
Grated farm near Norwich.
Miss Evelyn Morey Of the Glazer
Cloak Shop returned Saturday from
Sioux Falls, S. D., where she was call
ed recently by the death of her father.
Miss Morey resumed her position at
the Glazer store Immediately upon her
return. -, --.--'l 50, --s--
Peter Fugelso and family returned
Monday from Westby, Mont, where
they visited with Berger Larson and
family. Miss Gerda Fugelso, who is
in training as a nurse in Minneapo-
lis hospital, is visiting in Minot and
made the trip with her parents.
e. E. Ring, proprietor of the Minot
Shoe Hospital, left last night for
Tacoma, Wash, called by the precari-
GUS illness Of his mother, who suffered
a stroke of apoplexy while visiting
with daughter. He was accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Lucille Ring.
Marvin Solien Of Jaem stown spent
several days the first of the week
here, making arrangements for the
removal of his family to jamestown
where he now has a residence in course
of construction. They will move as
soon as their new home is completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gieselman and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. John Gin
singer and sons Of Donnybrook were
in the city Saturday in attendance at
the Pageant. All expressed the high
est praise Of the exceptional enter
tainment presentd in tn "bowl" on
South Hill.
James A. Ferguson, employed for
years in the county auditors office,
has returned from two weeks visit
in Minnesota. He attended the con-
vention Of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars in Fargo. VIM. Woolridge of
Minot was elected senior vice COM
.nander Of the organization.
Charlie Almy, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Fred Almy and his
nephew returned from Minnesota Sat-
urday evening, arriving late, having
covered 290 miles the last days run.
Charlie says that crops in the vicini-
ty of Crookston are full of foul weeds
and the soil is exceedingly dry this
year.
: DR.. R. W. Pence and family will
motor to Lake Ida, east of Pelican
Rapids, Mimi, the first Of the week to
spend weeks outing, where they
own a lot. The doctor established a
reputation for being a champion cas-
ter while fishing there several years
ago, but do not be alarmed, as he has
promised to leave at least two fish in
the lake for propagation purposes.
Mrs. Anthony Walt0n Passed Awav