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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
4
Local notices include shipping requests to Minot Central Creamery and a sale offer for oats and grain. Community updates cover deaths of Olaf Olson and Amil Anders, a wedding announcement for H Kettler and Elsie Abraham, and various local happenings from Minot and surrounding towns.
The Minot area features notices including stray horse reports and property takings. Walter Kendall’s old Keen Cutter hatchet is showcased at Skirvseth’s Photographic Art Studio on Main Street, while Miss Ella J. Burnham plans summer piano classes at 301 East Fourth Street. A legal settlement ends a two year Mill dispute, Brauer receiving costs.
Minot attorney Mark M Chatfield and Miss Gertrude Birkett were married at the bride’s Ellsworth Minnesota residence on Tuesday noon. Chatfield, a University of Minnesota law graduate, plans to reside in Minot in a new home he recently finished.
The Opera Barber shop adds two lady assistants Miss Wilson of Minneapolis as cashier and Miss Hall of Minneapolis as manicure and hairdresser. Plans are under way to hire a lady attendant at the Turkish bath for a weekly ladies day.
The Gulson family of Pleasant North Dakota thanks friends and relatives for sympathy and help during the illness and death of their husband and father Mia J Gulson signs the card on behalf of her family including relatives who provided support.
Landin Em Lord and Horton secured a contract to build a new concrete block for a Leeds bank for more than 85 000 pounds. The project will create many good jobs and provide strong satisfaction for supporters.
Sam recounts North Bend Oregon on Coos Bay with a growing population and a railway future. He lists mills a veneer and box factory sash and door shop shipyard creameries ice factory and other businesses. Wages range from two to five dollars daily with carpenters earning about three fifty for nine hours.
The New City Scales will place eighteen meters around hotels and public spaces to test water rates. The council also orders four steel jail cages and tasks Auditor Morrow with supplier correspondence. Bills now wait until the next meeting after minutes approval, causing minor payment delays. Poe aligns with the AW.
The sixth annual Sawyer picnic last Saturday drew a thousand plus attendees from Minot to the Soo city. Minot High School band provided music and Gov. Devine spoke on land holding and integrating stock raising with agriculture. Sawyer defeated Balfour 6 to A in a tight horse racing and other races.
One day mare taken up near Berth eleven miles south of Tolcreers Bus. A Slack mare, seven years old, with bad halters. Both mares have facial stripes. one has an old split in the right front hoof. A tan jacket found southwest of Minot. Milk price stated at five cents a gallon.
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