The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-09-21
CITY news IN BRIEF

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Louis Lowe left Monday for Ober-
line, O., to resume his studies in Ober-
lin college. '@|...-
D. A. Vanerstrom and family of
Carpio were among the guests noted
at the Fair Friday.
.. +. johnson of the johnson Pop
ular Price Store, left Saturday on
business trip to Chicago.
T. J. Horton returned to his home
in Elsinore, CAL, after looking after
his farming interests at Des Laos.
! +. j. Knutson, formerly editor of
the Ray Pioneer, and now employed
on an Enderlin newspaper, spent the
week end with friends here.
l. Tony Mitch, former meat man, has
returned from a months auto tour
thru North Dakota and Minnesota.
ne plans on engaging in business in
Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Vaughan are
rejoicing in the arrival of handsome
little daughter who made her appear
ance at the Vaughan home SATURDAY.
evening.
A. l.. Simpkins Of Frazer, Mont,
is a guest at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. C. F. Sweet. He is making ar
engagements to move to his farm near
Sawyer.
A 2O-guage Winchester shotgun.
owned by L. F. Morse of Devils Lake,
was stolen from in front of the Minot
Motor Sales Co. Monday, being taken
out of an auto.
Mrs. Marius Erickson and her little
son, Robert, accompanied by Mrs. H.
L. Atchison, mother Of Mrs. Erickson,
arrived in the city Sunday from Chat
field, Minnesota. Mrs. Erickson has
spent the summer with relatives at
Chatfeld.
A. R. Trace, former Minot man,
was in the city Monday enroute to
Fargo, where he will travel for a
lumber company. He has been living
at Couer d. Alene, Ida. His family
have been visiting at Bowbells and
= will arrive in Minot soon.
Clyde Nelson, in charge Of the state
federal bureau, has been instructed
by Commissioner Kitchen to remain
has been doing excellent work and re-
placed 60 men on jobs Monday.
Billy Cozzens and daughter, Miss
Daisy Cozzens of Van Hook, were in
the city Thursday and Friday attend
ing the Fair and doing some shopping.
Mr.. Cozzens is interested in Ignite
mine near Van Hook which he expects
to reopen soon.
| c. E. Danielson and James Milloy
returned from Bismarck and Mandan,
where they attended two days.
pageant held in honor of the opening
of the magnificent new bridge over
the Missouri. The entire entertain
ment was splendid affair. 81.
Miss Albina Enders Of Chicago,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Enders,
farmers living west of the city, ar
rived home Wednesday, to spend a
few weeks visiting among her rela-
tives. Miss Enders is a graduate
nurse and with a sister has lived in
Chicago for the past six years.
W. P. Fuller Of Springfield, Mass,
who is connected with the Somers
Land company is in the city for a
few days looking after the affairs of
the concern. F. w. Rice, prominent
capitalist of Toledo, Ohio, is also here
with Mr. Fuller and the company are
ready to finance home builders who
desire to erect houses in the Somers
Addition.
A. S. Spicher, county commissioner
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recently took two carloads of beef cat
tie to the St. Paul market. One
fine COW which tipped the scales at
14OO lbs. brot &c per pound, netting
him around $11.20, after deductine
SOC. per cwt. freight. Some steers
which were included in the shipment
brot 5000 per cwt.
The Independent staff have beer
; living high Of late, owing to the gen:
! crosby of Ed Skinner of Sawyer and
. J. J. Brand of Logan, who presented
the force with their exhibits at the
; Ward County Fair. A fine lot of cab.
bage, onions and carrots which hac
taken first prizes at the Fair, were
included in the assortment of vege'
} tables which graced the tables of 6
| hungry bunch of printers and vote
!. of thanks was accorded the donors.
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