The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-05-18
CITY news IN Brief

Chart Barton, prominent Lone Tree
democrat, was business visitor to
the city Monday.
Hector Mason and Nels Thompson,
Of Carpio were visitors in Minot on
Tuesday of this week.
A Travis Of Sawyer was pleasant
caller at the Independent office the
early part of the week.
Miss Mary McKone who has been
spending the winter in California is
expected home on Saturday Of this
week.
Miss Mary McKone who has been
spending the winter in California was
a guest at the Reighart home Sunday
April Both. %
The unwritten law may have many
applications and may yield to various
notifications, but so far it has not
been amended or repealed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Stromstad and
family of Deering are arranging to
leave June 9th on an extended visit
to their old home at Bergen, Norway.
County Superintendent Of schools
A. M. Waller left for Grand Forks,
today, to attend session of the exc
cutive committee of the State Teach
ers' association.
In the forenoon of creation our
planet was an incandescent nebula
dispersed over vast infinitudes Of
space. Almost everybody has felt
that way at times.
Ed Feldbar, formerly employed at
the Cash, Feed and Fuel Co., is in the
city for few days looking after his
property interest in the vicinity. The
feldbars now reside at Wheaton,
MINI. as1.3r
Russell Eaton of Tusla, Okla, son
Of 7. A. Eaton died May 10th from
heart trouble. He was young man
OF genial disposition, and was highly
thot of by all with whom he came in
contact. +
. Editor Kilen, of Stanley, was in
Minot on Tuesday of this week. Mr..
Kilen is the publisher of "The Promo
ter" at the above place. He says
business is picking up and wants to
add another printer to his force.
c. L.. Holt, formerly of the Holt
Motor Co., Of this city was bust
ness visitor here Tuesday remaining
for the Macintosh meeting that even,
ing. He was the guest of H. H.
Westlie Of the Westlie- Charbonneau
Motor Co., during his stay.
Mrs. G. G.. Woods of Donnybrook.
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. F.
Foster of Enderlin, were in the CITY
today on shopping expedition. Mrs.
Foster is convalescing from an opera
ton at one ofthe Minot hospitals and
may be obliged to return for further
treatment.
Marvin Solien, who withdrew from
the New York Department store Jan
uary LIST, to engage in the clothing
business at jamestown in company
with his brother, Noel, arrived in the
city Sunday to spend few days with
his family. He returned to James,
town today.
The North Dakota State Dental AS
ISOLATION which concluded it's session
at Fargo Thursday elected DR.. I. G.
Nichols of Mandan, president. DR.. c..
F. Sweet Of this city was among those
recommended to the governor for APP
pointment t., on the Board Of Dental
examiners. e - rs
Dan Dougherty, former chief Of
police Of Minot is in the city for a
few days arriving Wednesday,. MANY
Of Dams old friends are endeavoring
to persuade him to enter the race for.
sheriff this year. Dan is now con-
nected with the Federal forces for the
suppression of the drug traffic.
Writing from San Francisco, w. H.
Reighart says the Minot colony is
making arrangements to welcome
Minot Shriners when they come TO-
the Shriners convention there next
month. He says San Francisco is
making great preparations to enter
tain the crowds upon that occasion.