The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-22
f'TV news IN BRIEF

Miss Rose Gilmore submitted to an
operation for appendicitis in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital. Her condition is
satisfactory.
+. H. Brown and family, who have
resided in Minot for the past two
years, have returned to their former
home, Minneapolis. Mr.. Brown was
employed in the bookkeeping depart
ment of the Northern States Power
Co.
Mrs. l.. C. Eby arrived home early
in the week, having driven new
Sport model Buick touring car which
is on exhibition at the Pence Auto
20. She drove from Minneapolis to
Fargo in one day. The new car is a.
beauty.
Grandma Beecher, of Granville
celebrated her Dist birthday last week
Friends gathered to celebrate The
event: Her son, IS years old. walked
OUT from Granville to the farm. a
distance of six miles, to light the 81
candles on the cake. '' ~
me hre department was called +o
5oo fifth St. N. w. Sunday afternoon
oy a blaze that started in a faatbon
tlck IN residence occupied bv a rail
ROAD man. The tenants weyo .,"a,,
ana 1T is believed that the fra wa y
started by ray of light thru wiz ns
dow pane. VII d Will
Supt. W. w. Peterson Of tho o;+,,
Watefworks department, Vic Rert
rama and Joe Gardner, veteran ian;
t IUr OF the city schools, left earlu
eWed1nessday morning for Fish Talo y
, ,a Tor few days outing. Gardne,''
act as chef. 0'''' ana to
;, lney re not fair, fat and FORTY.
n tSH.,.y because they don't a]1ow'
themselves to ever get fat nov ha
! Hy' says Mrs. VIM. Francis in tho
sGlVa Journal last week, who ahlv
eu'teH the paper while her husbnnS
vas Vas N bismarck attending the K, p
WINTER rye harvest in soma ,or+,
q y - ;th Dakota, will start about JUN
IL ne recent heavy rains thruout
the state will cause the rye to fiji ont NJ
well and the yield will be the best IN
mary Years. The acreage is the
! !aFStSt ever recorded, the rye crop ;r
NORM Avta cqualing if not exceed
! ing e wheat crop.
~ Ninds OF second hand machiner,
wlh -" sold Community Sale Satur'
day. July LIST. law ''''u'
r., X; and Mrs. VIM. C. Hunter left
Wcin" day for Schake! Cottac, for,
mllo* iry.. alexandria, Mimi, where
| theE vii! spend six weeks with ,fo;,
| daughter, Mrs. Reno Havford an
cM'd.en, Helen and Billy, and daurb.
YER -9rS;; Harold Lammong, her bus.
D ga and children from Grand Forks
inns IS beside one Of M;nnes,ta'
beautiful lakes. '''-''>'0'''
~ Is. ruler, secretary Of the NORTH
nakota Farm Bureau Federation is II
Mlnot today to attend the big potato
meeting this afternoon. He will aisf
attend meeting Of the Ward count,
1afm bureau executive board to tall
over the Irvine situation. He urge
qulck buying of Irvine as the suppl,
OF the cheaper grades is fast becom
ing exhausted.
\ =. u. Lambert from near Sure,
was IN Mlnot Saturday, wearing ;
Droad smile on account of last Thurs
days heavy rain. His wheat was j,
urgent need of rain he said, one o.
the early fields having already BEEF
damaged about one-third. In man,
places the rye crop was damaged.
number of farmers cutting for ha,
the rye fields that had turned white
Mr. Lambert has 60 acres of corn an,
says this is going to be great corr
II year. --71
! Prices for binder Irvine are due TO
a sharp upcline within the next few
days: according to a statement mad
by H. B. Fuller secra+arv ~ ~
North Dakota Farm Bureau fedora
J ton, returning to the state from
Jackson, Mich. Kansas has alread,
started to harvest and Michigan will
start in week. BY the time Nortl
Dakota gets into the game. most O
the low price Irvine will have bee1
i sold. Ward county farmers have bee,
fortunate in getting their Irvine a
! ten cents and under thru the War,
County Farm Bureau.
i A fine lot of horses and cattle vii
be placed on sale Community Sal
Saturday, July LIST.