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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
12
In a recent interview President J. J. Hill lauds North Dakota as a model state with good soil transportation and educational advantages. He cites Great Northern Railroad stations in the state and high annual earnings per hundred dollars, praising the industrious people and cooperative spirit that drive development.
An Eastern Exchange lyric laments endless winter and asks for a Fourth of July return. The piece evokes snowbound hardship and coal-cost fatigue, ending with a prompt to consider North Dakota as a warmer alternative.
Dr Guy Stone of Davenport Iowa has leased offices in the Frank block and plans to relocate to the city soon. The move signals expansion and a broader practice footprint, with Stone expected to begin operations after completing arrangements in the Frank block.
A column railed against bad butter and shady merchants, praising honest dairy work and warning readers about fraud. It notes Turner and Bewick buying a restaurant and pool hall from Jacobson at the eabaiarian Hotel and reports a North Dakota merchant boasting catalogs from Chicago firms and the cash price advantage.
George Mundell was found guilty of violating the prohibition law in this city. His trial was presided over by Judge Davis.
The Ryder pigger was found guilty in county court and sentenced to ninety days in the county jail plus a 200 dollar fine and costs. An additional 30 days in jail in default of paying the fine and costs was also imposed. The note references local ads and an Independent Call at Stouts lumber yard with material prices.
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