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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
11
Wordy chronicle notes Woodmen at Carpio unveiling a new home on a bustling Saturday. The item blends local incidents from Berthold to Des Lacs, including fires, lightning losses, circus trouble, a potential railroad push, and obituaries, with assorted small-town events and a few scattered names.
Homer Wilson drove his mother to Glenburn where she visits relatives. Nellie Bannister returned with him. John Uuderdahl recovers from measles. Arthur Beckman went to his claim near Plaza. Robert Wilson transacted business in Minot. A Sunday school fundraiser is planned for June 28. The local boys boast the best diamond and nine in the state. The Misses Margie Herzog and I Underdahl visited John Booth. Work starts on Mr Somers new house. Mr Blom adds to his house and barn. W D Wilsons shed blown down in a recent cyclone. Nelse Underdahl buys ponies. Sydney Morrison and Inez Hersog visited Tagus with Misa Marie Lummis. Their school closed last week. The U S of 5 will meet Saturday.
Mrs G Bell and baby returned from uansford visiting sister Mrs Frank Humphreys. Farmers near Lynch report seeding done and grain up. Miss Deena Asplund taught Tat man school scholars and parents at her brother's lakeside home east of Lynch with a large crowd, lunch baskets, boat riding and games. Elite Steam laundry in growth, Wm Hartman notes strong business and steady expansion since 1887. Prof Anderson, ex University of Wisconsin Scandinavian linguist and former US minister to Denmark, appeared in Minot. publishing Amer ika in Madison. J T Louderback reports mailbox vandalism Saturday night. possible punishment by Uncle Sam. Farm Loans Grant Youmane.
An old advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Liver Riser as a small safe effective pill. It promises quick relief from headaches and digestive discomfort, urging readers to try the product for a reliable, gentle cure. Boldly endorsed by McCoy & Co.
Local listing from the Minot Hide, Fur & Junk Co. shows unwashed wool at 14 to 1 per pound, green salted hides at 8 cents per pound, old iron at 6 dollars per ton, old rubber boots and shoes at 3 cents per pound, and old copper and brass at 10 cents per pound.
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