The Ward County independent., 1922-07-20
CORRESPONDENCE
1ERrHo1D NEWS
Commissioner spicher of Des

children, orphans, to their, uncle Ollie
Nassam, and 1ngrbriton Mr.. Spichcr
states that while he sent the children
away, yet he shall keep watch of them
and If al any time they should moi be
properly cared for, he will bring theiA
back to Ward county for proper raislliS
Jay Butterfield and wife are the hap
by recipients Of beautiful twin girls
Mr.. and Mrs. Butterfield, as farmers di-
versifying in order to exhaust n.o%c
efforts to add to 1 Their inca. ~, -,
farmers. And If some of those who
are trying, yet we, confess their hon
esty of purpose, to legislate money into
their pockets. would follow the exam
pies Of the Butterfelds there would be
more success and less failure among
MI and Mrs. Robert Steel, according
to reports, are the happy parents of
fine baby girl. This young couple
o1i families W h dnd
borhood, have many friends who greet
them over their happy lot:
swsden ANY potea boss of ManGam fran
township, after spending asfew days
with his parents rents. in H. Min Minnesota was
home to oil the local IL n si' = Ia a"u Nnekinn
Political League) and keep it in run
ming order for the County Committee
meeting on the 18th inst.
All Berthold has buckled on their ar
NOR, in hor d. combat because of the
charge in, the last issue of the Inde-
sappied % ali Mnot M "oe %th l"
their "wel1 Stick for Minot:s 100000
More and now declare that they woul1
they would spend minute in Minor.
The truth Is that vineland vendors and
are 80 here
clear, uncolored water. While Minoters
are so well blessed with quantity that
any %heh asleep Just GPn
fills that cavity to overflowing, and
away next afternoon the policemen have
such eyes that they Mn
gone dry contrary to his own wishes,
told the reporter the other day Mi..nt-
that they can't wait for their supplies
from Canada, and send out their catch
'em league to the little towns, clptlre the
small town supply, make fuss in the
down to the court house and divide up.'
We suggested to the enraged gentleman
that he 60 directly to Minot and eat up
you Minoters had better picket your
supply to prevent recapture;
We reported recently that cattle
There seems to be another kind of rust
ling. Turkey rustling. Anyway Mrs.
n. J. Demaree had twenty fine young
leaving feathers. blood, signs or word as
TO direction they were taken. The
turkeys 1 were nearly pig enough S to- to eat, at
gun to water for them and when he
looked at them or any, one mentioned
turkey" he would proffer a smile big
they are missing-anyway he is in no
humor to have his picture taken.
=, 1t seems that we shall have repeated
Claimed the Same babe. Mr.. Halligan
who lives near Des Lacs has lost four
head Of cattle. He found three head
Burch's pasture and one at Mr.. j. H.
Gains. Mr.. Halligan is an honorable
man. fair in all his dealings; and we
his opinion. On the other hand both
honorable, have a good reputation
Of their families show good! raising and
honorable department Both Mr.. Gains
and Mr.. Burch, claim that they raised
proof of many minor details as to the
cattle. And again Mr.. Halligan took his
wife to see the cattle ca; ,1, and she reg reGogo e
heard in Minot next Saturday, the 22nd.
Mat LaFontain who is handling the
Farm Bureau twne is very busy these
days selling twine to the farmers. But
would come for miles to Berthold for
twine and that eyerything would be
rule as one of the State Executive Com
mittee, II. l.. Finke lives here. And we
very best member Of that committee
and has done more for the Farm Bu-
reau and cooperation than all the other
of those who have done much for the
Farm Bureau, it should not be over
looked that Earl Holiday, tho but
farmer, has done his share of the good
work as an organizer over the state.
BENEDICT NOTES
F. S. Tofflemire of Sawyer was
business caller here onday.
Alex Earchenko motored to Bismarck
Tuesday and transacted business.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J.. Sherry of Dogden
called on relatives here Saturday even
ing .,-
S. D. Briar. who is employed by the