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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
3
Botz School District No 19 invites sealed proposals for depositing school funds. Proposals due by July 11 1911 must state monthly interest on average daily balances. Banks must obtain district board approval bond secured by five freeholders and double the expected deposit, with safekeeping and payment guarantees.
The Roosevelt School District No 58 clerk invites sealed proposals for depositing school funds. Proposals due July 11 1911. Funds to be held as securities with a bond double the amount. Clerk Hatty B Gard Sawyer ND. Also a pasted piece touts fly screens by Rogers Lumber Co. plus an optimistic North Dakota growth note urging investment in state gains.
A reader from Minot requests one year of The Ward County Independent and expresses belief the paper offers better country news. He mentions sending several copies and shows interest in local farm conditions and prices in Ward County.
A. M. Thompson, president, announces yearlong committee appointments for the Commercial club. House Dietz chair with Fugelso and Kann. Auditing Ellison chair with Youmans and Wheelon. Entertainment Roell chair with Walsh Swensen Halsey Prescott. Traffic Wight chair with Barron Pierce Whitng Bartleson. Civic Improvement Taylor chair with Tham Lambert Sweet. Publicity Renwald chair with Nestos Belanger Colcord Lyman. Legislative McManus chair with Newlove Dinnie Montgomery Snell. Local notes mention Barnum Bailey's show in Wahpeton on July 4 and a White Ash minister losing his Bible. AWilliston white way project starts. Wm Dallas of the Williston Elks dies of appendicitis. H. Ross serves as vice president.
Williston bank matter in Minneapolis death report. A freak ordinance bans eating unfired food in buildings. Williston alfalfa growers expect double harvests this season. Prof Ellithorpe of Williston schools plans to study law next fall. Flaxton farmer Mike Murphy reports a colt born without a tail. J T Rush has sowed 425 acres of wheat 400 flax and 120 oats and barley. crop looks good. Richard Teslow travels from Minnesota to Medicine Lake to oversee Winter Truesdell Ames Elevator Co. business. he notes many unemployed in Minneapolis. Jacob Edinger shoots two of his best horses after a dispute.
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