The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-01-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. "A. Levin.
w. l. Faris, government weather
nan at MinCt, reports temperature
{ is below Jan. II and IA below JAM
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Filaris who have
been visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Eilaris' parents at Boone, Iowa, for
The past few weeks returned home
Wednesday.
CLYDE Nelson from near Sawyer
marketed 25 old hens, pure blood
each for them! They sold for Is
:ents a pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Clapp have Re-
turned from a weeks visit in New
York City. Mr.. Clapp reports bust
ness conditions improving consider
able in the east.
Mrs. P. J. McKone submitted to an
operation for ,appendicitis at st.
Joseph's hospital Sunday. While her
condition was serious for some time,
she is reported better.
Russell E. Stensrud, formerly
proprietor of the Palace Hotel at
, Crookston, Mimi, has leased the
Frederick hotel, which: has been OPP
Grated for years by the proprietor,
Fred Bartholomew.
John Moylan of Malta, Mont. is
visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs. A. P. Scofield. Mr.. Moyland
had visited with son and brother at
Devils Lake and brother at Cando,
; where he formerly resided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Mortenson
we're called to Bowbells Monday by
the serious illness of Mrs. Morten-
sons brother, Lawrence Larson, for
mer treasurer of Burke county who is
seriously i'll with anemia.
John Hennessey of Berthold, former
county commissioner, transacted bust
ness in Minot Wednesday. Mr.. Hen
nessey resides on fine farm near
Berthold and is one Of the most sue
cessful farmers in that district.
@. J. Du Paul, who farms a section
i of land south of Aurelia and A. o.
Bergo, a prominent Donnybrooks farm
err, are here on the jury this week.
They report wheat averaging from
/ ~ to Is bushels in their districts last
season.
| Ed Brown, we'll known Plaza farm
er, was in Minot Saturday as wit
ness in one of the drouth insurance
cases in district court. He is feeding
quite number of cattle this winter
and reports that very little feed is
required. -.
Ole Rodne and Ole ,Bortvedt Of
Harvey, visited at the home of John
J. Lee over Sunday. They tell of q
neighbor who husked 1000 bushels OF
fine corn from 40 acres which he put
in crib and he cut and shocked 40
acres more for feed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.. Robinson, who
reside in the Dwire apartments are
rejoicing over the arrival Of win
some little daughter who made her ap.
pearance at the Robinson home Tues.
day morning. Mr.: Robinson is win
dow trimmer at The Fair.
D. R. Gregg, well known Sherwood
banker, was in Minot Saturday en-
he attended a stockholders meeting
of bank in which he is interested
Geo. Ryerson, former Minot lawyer,
is in charge of the Froid bank.
Elias Lewaru' N OF Frold, Mont. who
ras been receiving treatment at St
Joseph's Hospital for several weeks
for anemia, submitted to blood trans
f'sicn Wednesday, his wife giving
him a pint cf her blood. Another
TRANSMISSION will be made next week
G.,y O. Frank has returned from St.
"A i where he paid a return visit of g
co"ple of weeks at the Miller hospital.
~ Franks, who was troubled with
',i.h blood pressure. spent several
n1onths in that hospital during the
MINER. He is feeling better than
'af"rc in years.
The Comfy Treasurer is mailing no.
tees of the amount Of personal prop
ortv taxes de fer 1921 assessments
No statement of real estate tax is
Jailed b,t can be had upon request
"e"s~ nal property taxes become de-
':rr"ert March ] and are turned over
: Tho sh~~iT for collection October Is.
Peter Vandenoever and Aug. Krantz
county commissioners, went to Bis
~c', Mond"u RI attend the conven-
ton of the N. D. Good Roads Asso.
citation, going from there to James.
town to attend the annual convention
of the county commissioners Of North
Dakota. Commissioner Haldi went
to Jamestown Tuesday.
F. C. Upton caused the arrest of q
couple on Fourth avenue N. w. Thurs.
day night, charged with having liquor
in their possession unlawfully. AT.
ter knocking on the door for long
; time and getting no response, the Of
; ficers entered the house thru the eel.
, larway and found the couple fast
asleep in bed. Four quarts of wills.
key were seized.
A. C. Gull, who homesteaded 8
quarter section of land in Alton town.
ship nearly twenty years ago, arriv.
ed from Polworth, Sask., last weel
and is spending the winter at the
, home of his daughter, Mrs. C. v
Swanson in this city. Mr.. Gull LEFT
here ten years ago and has been liz
ing on farm in Canada which h.
recently sold. He will probably To-
tcate in the west in spring.
Arcavlus, sn Of Mr.. and Mrs. A
\. K"rth, is reported quite i'll with
scarlet fever ct his home. He has
lad more than his share of trouble
l'ring the past year or so. First he