The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-08-24

| "A sten-aere field of bailey on the
! Charles Brenden1lifil farm at EARRING
jeton averaged 10 bushels per acre.
! Editor Stewart of Wilton, the new
president OF the North dakota ffsss
/ Association, was formerly a preacher
at New Salem, N ID, but that doesn't
iFnust HIM any.
! Miss Mabel 1ainde, charming Mount
eaiil county Young woman, was mar
ried TO Rev. Lawrence Field of vii
lSlisten Aug. e. For three years the
bride taugft in the Plaza schools.
/ The Darlington independent, very
ably edited by Geo r. Collins, is forty
wears old and growing III usefulness.
/ The independent is a CONTAMINATION tot
the Darlington News and tasa2ette-
/ Louis Wippar, a Bergen farmer, mas
eight apple trees which he estimates
will WELD from six to eight barrels OF
/ splendid apples this season. de plant
/ ed these trees only a few years ago.
4 He ,prufses and sprays them every
1 wear He raises many berries OF var
I5ious kinds.
/ An .un.uIy gas lamp exploded IN the
1 Barssad Cash store at Sanfstl, bntnlng
! the proprietor, Warsen Harstad, quite
badly about one of his legs and hands
\ Winner Rarstad rushed to the mans
1 assistance, tearing off the burning
clothing and undoubtedly saved his
! lie, tho he himself was quite badly
I burned
4 A wild deer was seen on the Knut
Sand farm south of Tunbridga We'd
nesday of CHS week, calmly walking
around in the field. Carl Sand, WHO
1 happened to SEE it, started after IT.,
I but it Jumped the fence and tlissap-
1 oeared in a big meadow. 1t tnstoIpt-
! eddy strayad down here from the Inr-
tie Mountain country.
| Valley City Times Record: The
democrats ct North Dakota are con-
| ing into their own. Coy. r. a. Nestos
has recently appointed w. f. Byer.ey,
Of VelNa, chief game warden Tor Ina5
district Of North Dakota ajellst1om
should iloW get busy serving papers
,osl ByesIey on the ground that ms APP
pcintment is contrary to the corrupt
pfEa}aGe act ~
Andy Atwood, Sherwood farmer
suffered a broken thigh, mp and
shoulder and several OF his RIBS We're
crushed. lie was working with
binder when his horses became fflgjhI-
esed at his children who We're bring
ing out his lunch. lie was adjusting
the pfnlan shaft on his binder When
the horses pulled the machine over
him the bull wheel crushing him. lie
Will live bat may be crippled Tor lite.
During q severe electrical storan N
MountraI county, early last week, a
barn on the Glen Reynolds farm, ip
Lunds Valley and another barn and
gfanary in the same district were
burned. Lightning struck the resi-
dences, of Forrest Rice and Perry Col
vert in Stanley, doing some damage.
Lightning set fire to the G. N. depot
at White Earth" but the woman night
operator summoned help and the blaze
was put out. Hail did some damage
around Palermo that night.
@. b, C, Heath, town marshal at
Granville, who could not find the city
seythe when he went to look for it to |
cut down some weeds, later found it |
in the yard of a friendly neighbor. 1t !
was reported that someone had broken \
into the jail and stolen the weed ezv
ternljnatos. Heath,s friends now as /
seyt that he knew where the seythe /
was ali the while, but that the mar
shall and Friend Neighber were in
collision, in order TO save the big, |
good natHred. official some strenuous
work. /
Hannaford Enterprise,--The people
of this country ought to be glad that !
il has not yet occurred to Henry Ford
to offer congress couple OF thousand
dollars for the United States capitol,
payable dollar down and 4 dollar a
year, The same statesmen who are
wanting TO sell Muscle Shoals TO the
Detroit northumberland at an insig-
nificant fraction of the cost and value
of the property would undoubtedly
Who0p it UP for the scheme with the
claim that all those who oppose It are
enemies Of the people.
II. G. Remington. OF Granville, in
the TOWnef Farmers Press, criticises
the county commissioners for distrib-
uting $685. among the poor folks OF
McHenry county during July, without
publishing all the names OF the recipi-
ents, Come on, Bro, Remington, have
a heart, 1t is hoped that you will
never be in a position where you will
have to accept county assistance, but
in case this should ever come about,
wouldn't you appreciate the charity
which permits one to receive aid with
out making the incident public prop
erty?
Kenmare News, Miss Mae Cas-
sidy, sister of Mrs, C, r, Rosenberger,
arrived from Des M0ines, Iowa, Sun
day afternoon on the Inflated 500
passenger train No 1917 which was
wrecked at Annendale, Mimi, at
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Miss
Cassidy reports the wreck as very
serious one. and says that of the train
OF II coaches, seven Of them were
thrown from the track, and that ten
people were killed and about 30 In
iured, She was quite badly shaken
i'm and hr,lised and left in a nervous