The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-12
CITY news IN BRIEF DI|IEF
Tomorrow is Friday the 18th.

Mohall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee H. Piper are the
parents Of a fine son born Sunday
evening.
Dave Huston,of the Cherryvale mine
at Burlington, called on Minot friends
Saturday.
H. A. Kluver, prominent Burlington
banker, transacted business in Minot
Wednesday.
Township is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. . Erickson.
Gene Barnard of Berthold nearly
lost his barn from fire when straw
stack close to it was burned.
G. o. Frank of the Leland Depart
nlent store, is spending few weeks
in the Twin Cities on business.
John Werner, of the American
State Bank of Burlington, is trans
acting business in Minot today.
Frank Hanson was a Minot visitor
from Donnybrook Sunday. He was
a guest at the J. S. Hackett home.
Miss Madge Hackett is home for a
two months vacation. She will re-
turn to her school near Douglas in
March.
Mrs. Josephine Caroline of Kenas-
ton, is q guest at the home of her
sister, Mrs. j. Knoll at the Midway
mine near Burlington.
Petitions to be presented to the u.
5. Senate against the appointment of
Andrew Miller as federal judge, are
being circulated in Minot today.
A basket ball game is to be played
at Burlington Friday evening between
the Burlington and Minot CITY teams.
A big dance will follow the game.
E. G. Patterson, who has been COM
missioner of Burleigh County for Is
years was reelected chairman which
position he has held for IL years.
Miss Lyndall Dearborn of Knox,
No. Oak, spent the week end with the
j. S. Hackett family. She left Sun
day for Donnybrook to resume her
duties as teacher
Aleck Pringle left for Grand Rapids
MINI. Tuesday where he will be en-
ployed in a clothing store recently
bought by E. H. Boyer, for many
years Minot clothing merchant.
John Stoudt, who won number of
prizes with his Rhode Island Red
poultry at the state poultry show a
year ago, is sending five of his best
birds to Fargo this week for the an
nual show.
Miss Vine Gleason of Gladstone,
Michigan is guest at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. George Ingebrand, III
9TH Street S. E. Miss Gleason ar
rived Tuesday and will make an ex-
tended visit.
The Independent has received a
beautiful and useful brass desk pad
and calendar from the Lee Grocery
Co., Of Bellingham, Wash, a remem-
brance from our old friend, P. P. Lee
and Chris LIE.
John Sveen, manager of the Groc-
with the store on Monday. We have
not learned Mr.. Sveen's plans for the
future but feel assured that he will
remain in the city.
~ Senator Kendall of Norwich, was in
Minot Saturday on business. He is
making plans on putting in 100 acres
Of Early Ohio potatoes the coming
spring. He was the guest of Senator
Bond while in the city.
Joseph Erickson, nephew Of E.
N. Erickson, prominent Berthold
farmer is spending few weeks visit
ing his uncle's family and friends at
Burlington where at one time he made
his home with the Ira Stoddard FAM
lily.
Mrs. Flossie McKone has returned
11Vn XACuHd1c "uClc SiC accompanied
her son Stanley, student at St.
Agnes school. This school has good
attendance and has added the first
and sece nd high school work this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Rush expect to
leave tomorrow for Los Angeles. CAL,
where they will make their future
home. Mrs. Rush has disposed of
her beauty parlors to Mrs. Kinyon
of jamestown, who comes to the city
recommended as beauty specialist of
the first rank.
Aksel Bratsberg won the attendance
prize given at the Rotary Monday by
Burt E. Stewart of the Minot Hide &
Tanning Co. It was a $25.OO Hankee
electric auto signal. Harry Winters
of the Winters Jewlery Co. will give
Mondays prize-a one-karat diamond
or something.
Berthold potato growers have half a
million bushels of potatoes stored in
warehouses and pits. The W. j.
Roberts warehouse which has capac-
ity of 10000 bushels, is piled high
used. This building has 10000
bushels in storage.
Miss Vesta Taylor, daughter Of
NE. ana MIS-. IeO. Taylor OF berLh-
old, was united in marriage to Herman
Schultz of Glenburn, January 8, Rev
Mr.. Keedy of Minot officiating. The
bride graduated from the Berthold
high school and has been teaching in
the southwest part Of the state.
E. J. Lewis, en-. agent at Lone
Tree, is not the agent for the Peter
Fox & Sons Commission Co. That
concern merely shipped sacks to the
Lone Tree station to be delivered to
the report to be spread that the agent
was embarking in the potato business
i Joe Macklie of the contracting firm
of Lantz & Macklie, left Monday fo1
Scotland to visit his parents. Joe
contemplates visiting all the principal
cities of Scotland as we'll as some Of
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