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Newspaper
The Ward County Independent
Location
Minot, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
9
The column notes dances at Mr C D Collins well attended and plans for another. Visits include Mrs and Mrs Adams to Berthold and Grace Potter visiting relatives near Maxbass. People report recoveries from illness and new households as well as local farming and route developments.
Fimil Ekholm completed final proof with witnesses A. P. Alderson and Alfred Frederickson. Sverdruf Holmgren bought a pony and buggy, while Chas Robbins tended Ekholm camp chores. Ed keeps mum on Minot trips as Dale and Fluevog eyed business here.
Mrs Rose Evenson and her son Donald visited relatives in Minot recently. Mrs Lewis Wise is recovering from illness. Ryan Evenson traveled to the coal mine last Thursday. John Base of Calgary Alberta visits F H Bradley and J Jollaire. Mr and Mrs Jollaire move into Lena’s house for the summer. Will Raftery and John Nichols visit Clarence Raferty’s home. J D Geist and J J McGuire took a trip to Minot last Wednesday and returned Thursday.
Mr. Thomas visited the Joe Bury home last week. Emma Yoder has returned from Columbia. Clyde Swagart of Minot visited John Burns. Miss Brothers visiting Mr. Tacher. Hey Ott held revival meetings at Forbts schoolhouse. Grasslands pupils with mumps. Mr. Withers bought the John Iverson half section south of Surrey. Mr. and Mrs. Strucker returned from Mayville. Mrs. Thomas Johnston is quite sick. Alma Fredericks of Deep NC visiting John Burns. Depot of town now closes at nights. J M Myers family quarantined, now free. To Las Brey and family plan to leave for Washington. Charles King moves into DeLos Brey house. Host Barlow shop offers blacksmithing and plow work. We guarantee first class work and invite the next job.
600 bushels of fine Blue Stem seed wheat for sale guaranteed free from four seeds. Address Edward Nelson Minot Route 4 four miles southeast of Minot in Valley. A young man seeks a country bank position. Also spring tonics Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea 35c and other ads for local businesses and services in Minot North Dakota.
Notice states a mortgage sale will occur at two o clock p m on the fifth day of month 1908 in Ward County North Dakota to satisfy the mortgage debt described in the deed of trust. Dated in Minot North Dakota February 1908. Bradford and Branzee claimants.
Notice of foreclosure on the Kaser and Kazer mortgage from 1906 assigned to Garry Chambers. The sale of the NE quarter section 31, township 162, range 89 Ward County at 2 pm on March 14, 1908 to satisfy $579.17 debt plus foreclosure costs. Assignee Garry E. Chambers and attorney James Johnson, Minot.
The Pulver spouses mortgage to Gerry B. Chambers dated Oct 28 1906 will be foreclosed by sale on March 14 1908 at 2 PM at the Ward County Courthouse. Property sold is NE 1 4 and NW 1 4 of Section 15 Township 160 Range 87 Ward County ND. Due at sale is 2323.67 plus foreclosure costs. Mortgagee Garry B. Chambers attorney James Johnson Minot ND.
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