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The Ward County Independent in Minot, North Dakota

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Newspaper

The Ward County Independent

Location

Minot, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1906

Page

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Minot Drug Co. Manager Henry W. Klein Noted for Growth

Henry W. Klein, newly managing Minot Drug Co., has long served the Minot community after arriving from Iowa five years ago. Under his leadership the store has added mahogany fixtures and a Twentieth Century soda fountain, with a prominent in-store prescription room and a staff of eight, including two registered pharmacists. He holds seven diplomas from as many states and has twenty two years in the business.

W. K. Hawley Hawley Mr. Klein Minot Drug Co Minot

Fatal crossing accident ends life of Herbert Nimms

Herbert Nimms a 24 year old resident fatally injured at the Soo crossing near the Electric Light plant on Saturday evening about 6 20. A Soo freight car was being moved and Nimms trying to cross was crushed when the engine followed. a brakeman urged him to jump back but he was too slow. Nimms died at the hospital next morning and his remains were sent to Maquoketa Iowa. Nimms an Odd Fellow and cousin to Neil and Charlie Robbine. He recently moved to North Dakota from Maquoketa.

Herbert Nimms Soo Crossing Electric Light Soo Nimma Pa Im Nimms Maquoketa Towa North Dakota Neil Charlie Robbine J.P. Shields

Albert Kittilson Dies After Short Illness

Albert Kittilson died at his daughter Mrs Martin Jacobson’s home in this city Monday at 10 o clock after a short illness. He had paralysis and advanced age gave little hope for recovery. The funeral was from the Jacobsen home Tuesday and burial followed in Rose Hill cemetery. He leaves four children Mrs Martin Jacobson, Mrs D R Jacobson, a son at Des Lacs and one in Iowa. He had lived in North Dakota many years and once homesteaded near Des Lacs. He was eighty years old.

Albert Kittilson Martin Jacobson Jacobeen Rose Hill D. R. Jacobson Des Lacs Iowa North Dakota Mr. Kittilson

Howard Dyer Takes Growing Role in Wheeler & Dyer

Howard Dyer, junior partner in the Wheeler Dyer grocery firm, joins from six years in North Dakota. He previously worked two and a half years for Wheeler and spent nearly three years in the grocery department at Leland Department Store, signaling Minot’s grocery future.

Howard Dyer Wheeler & Dyer, Grocers North Dakota Dyer Minot H. E. Wheeler Wheeler Leland Department Store

Dyer Brothers Known For Hustle In Local Firm

Two years before arriving in town Minot he worked in groceries and learned the value of hard work. Mr Dyer is described as a hustler and both firm members are popular with assured success.

Minot Dyer

Roseland Injured in Runaway on Rice Lake Trail

Peterson Roseland, a land man, was badly hurt when his team ran away fifteen miles from Ryder to Rice Lake. A companion struck Roseland, injuring his back and leg as the pole collapsed. He was treated in a shack and later moved toward Minot, with recovery expected to take weeks.

Minot Ryder Peterson Roseland Rice Lake Trail Peterson Roseland

Pea-Eating Resident, Parade Scheduled, Drowned Visitor

E R Williams of Des Lacs enjoys garden fresh peas dated June 28 and notes peas no longer a luxury. A street parade is set for Saturday July 28. Alex Deuxberry, three months from England, drowned last week in Antler creek.

E. R. Williams Des Lacs Alex Deuxberry England Antler Creek

Minot Adopts Tight Rules for Windy Sidewalks

The ordinance amends sidewalk standards in Minot North Dakota setting width requirements six feet on many streets and five or eight feet on others. It mandates noncombustible materials cement brick or stone with specific foundation and joint work and fixes curb and approval by the Street Commissioner.

City of Minot North Dakota Ofice Anna Ward Street Valley Street Pleasant Avenue Belyea Belgea Avenue Helgea Avenue Keislius Soo Blaisdell Avenue North End Ramstad Street Sixth Lisigen Avenue Third Avenue Ninth Street Belyea Laven Estphare Auditory Valley Fifth Ith Park Avenue Gleveland Street Harrison Street Victoria Street Anne Street Roth Street Walders Street Conrad Street Nedrud Avenue Mouse River Helgen Avenue City Auditor Welje Street Welcome Street Sean Conneil Sixth Street Sdy Manuel D.C

Commercial Club Votes to Lease White Front Block Quarters

The Commercial club met Friday and approved leasing the second floor of the White Front block for five years to house quarters. Peter Ehr, owner of the building, attended. Dr. Cohenour, a government veterinary, arrives to oversee cattle dipping before shipping through the state. Jourgen Olson, a land man, has been touring Iowa Illinois and Minnesota on land business.

Peter Ehr Cohenour Jourgen Olson Iowa Illinois Minnesota

Salmon promotional note for Saturday sale

An advertising snippet touts Columbia River salmon as the best on the market with 15c 20c and 25c sizes and a special Saturday price at 20c. The message emphasizes value and a limited sale window.

Columbia River

Wreck injures Henry Byorum near Camsden Washington

Henry Byorum cashier of Second National bank was badly burned and seriously injured when the west bound fast mail wrecked emerging from a tunnel near Camsden Washington. He lies hospitalized in Spokane with grim burns and internal injuries, with one chance in three of recovery.

Henry Byorum Second National Bank Great Northern Camsden Wash Mr. Byorum Spokane Byorum

Minot Furniture Co. Upholstering and Home Goods

Minot Furniture Co offers upholstery for leather and fabric couches lounges and chairs along with mattresses picture frames furniture polish and mirrors services. Contact via call or phone at 315. The listing notes the company as a local provider of upholstering and related home goods.

Callon Minot Furniture Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry W. Klein Enry W. Klein W. H. Reighart the Minor Jeweter G. N. Railway Geo. W. Burke & Co Gurthce Bros Lic California Se Prunes Mohall Ole Morton Jane The Commercial Adjustment Co le Sueur Bik Northwestern Fire and Marine of Minneapolis John Lynch N. D Independent Heath Nurseries Riga Granville Earl Robinson Wahpeton Annapolis Naval Academy Senator McCumber Navy Jiavis Great North Division Montana Marshall McClure Washington May Wheeler & Dyer Union National Bank, of New York Minot, N. D
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