Moore Motor Co. Sold to Parshall Man Henry Westlie
One of the region s largest deals saw Moore Motor Company owned by CG W Moore and Ed Christensen sold with the building to Henry Westlie of Parshall ND. Westlie plans Ford agencies on the Berthold reservation and grain business in the area as Minot gears up for improvements and new management. Moore and Christensen plan to move to California early next year after thanking the public for support.
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Moore Motor Company
CG. W. Moore
Ed Christensen
Henry Westlie
Parshall
N. Dak
Minot
Flrat Street
Dollar
Soap
Central Avenue
Kr. Westlie
Westlie
Ford
Moore
Christensen
California
Berthold Reservation
van Hook
Sanish
Weatlie
Farm Bureau Momentum Grows in Ward County
County Agent N D Gorman explains Farm Bureau Memoership campaign aims to unite farmers for coordinated action. The Moose River Wool Growers association and state wool pool project show cooperative impact, with 41 000 pounds shipped to the North Dakota pool this year. Farmers credit a successful grasshopper control campaign, saving 25 to 100 percent of crops and about 900 dollars in countywide small crop value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Ward County
N. D. Gorman
Altho
Ward County Farm Bureau
Moose River Wool Growers’ Association
North Dakota Federation of Wool Growers’ Associations
Fargo
Cargrad
American Farm Bureau Federation
New York Hardware & Furniture Exhibit On Kitchen Ranges
A local exhibit at the New York Hardware & Furniture Co showcases a steel and malleable iron range with enamel coating to prevent rust. The display highlights the Miren Process finishing, a rust fight that promises easy maintenance and lasting performance for housewives observing the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Hardware & Furniture Company
Beaver Gun
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Minot Factory Expands Production of Hay Slings
The Asplund Haysling factory led by V. A. Asplund reports steady growth in Minot. Slings are now made at the Asplund Garan facility with rapid sales. three hours yielded seven slings to farmers. The firm plans to reach fifty slings daily, backed by the invention of Ghitix Linnerta, who owned the rights before selling to the company. The hay sling unlocks from the center and handles straw and chaff effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Asplund Haysling
V. A. Asplund
Asplund Garan
St. N. W
Farmeets
Ghitix Linnerta
Axplund Haysling Factory
Ehr’s Stock Sells High at Farm Auction in Minnesota
Ehr’s Stock farm held a record sale Saturday totaling over 10 000 dollars. W S Shaw bought a grade Short horn cow and calf for 150 dollars while E E Miller topped Holsteins at 135 dollars. Horses ranged 33 to 100 dollars as Wm Ehr decided not to sell hogs. Ehr will join the Post journal and oversee Minnesota and Wisconsin territory.
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Ehr
Eh Stock
Shaw
E. E. Miller
Wm. Ehr
Galt
Charlie Stearns
Post
Chester White Journal
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Eht
Chester White
Injury on Third Street N W after bicycle crash
Leslie Hokum was riding on Third Street N W when he hit a rock and fell striking his head on the curb. Neighbors rescued him, he lay unconscious briefly, a doctor dressed a two inch scalp wound, and he returned home. The note ends urging votes for the Independent.
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Leslie Hokum
Third Street
N. W
Granite Springs
Minot Men Cheer Oil Strike in Gordon Texas Venture
A telegram announced oil struck at 3216 feet, gushing sixty feet into the derrick near Gordon Texas. Minot investors including R B Barron Peter Kulaus H E Byrom Eddie Lee Ole Frosaker Cap Aaker and W H Sibbald hold stock as the company finances its own operations with a $150 000 capitalization and plans tankage and a pipeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Gordon Texas
Martger
R. B. Barron
Peter Kulaus
H. E., Byorum
Eddie, Lee
Ole Frosaker
Cap Aaker
W. H. Sibbald
Escanaba Man Tries Night Snipe Hunt in North Dakota
Roy Gettleman from Escanaba Michigan joined by Joe Frank Forest Hunsley and Bing Warner sought snipe in a North Dakota coulee. He found a hunting setup four miles south of town with a lantern and sack while companions drove the fields. He walked back to town arriving at a viclock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gettleman
North Dakota
Escanaba
Mich
Joe Frank
Forest Hunsley
Bing Warner
Coulee
Minot Rotary Leader Says Goodbye to Ties
W. M. Smart of Northwestern Builders Supply reports at the Monday Rotary meeting. A. C. Berg, McHenry county schools superintendent, assists in the Ward McHenry county teachers' institute. Fa Ae Lon, first Minot Rotary president, attends his final meeting before Friday departure with his wife to Minneapolis. Lon says severing Minot ties is the hardest trial of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Smart
Northwestern Builders Supply Co
Rotary
A. C. Berg
McHenry County
Joint Ward
Lone
Minot
Minot Rotary
Minot Masons Help Install New Lodge in Maxbass
Minot Masons who traveled to Maxbass Thursday to help institute a new lodge returned Friday with W M Smith presiding. W L Stockwell Grand Masonic Secretary and A V Haig Grand Master joined the Minot group and spoke at a conference with the three principal Grand Lodge officers and Kad N Toning Grotto members. Deputy Grand Master H B Byorum of the city attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Maxbass
Rats Smith
W. M
Barbecue At Mouse River Park To Welcome Tolley Visit
An artisan meeting is planned at Mouse River Park near Tolley today. President Tolley is advertised to arrive by airplane. A large barbecue will entertain a crowd of several thousand with arrangements in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouse River Park
Tolley
Townley
Ward County Plans Care for 3% of Relief Quota
Ward County aims to care for 3 percent of the Near East Relief quota, about 1500 children in North Dakota, at five dollars per month per child for one year. Minot’s Community Chest funds are exhausted, no door to door canvass, but lodges and churches will be approached for help. Mrs. DoT Sued is county chair and Mrs. Lander leads Minot with Miss Sandstrom as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County
Near Enat
North Dakota
Minot
Community Chest
Dot
Lander
Miss Sandstrom Jg
Kuhn Brothers to Leave Ward County
Farmers Kuhn brothers plan a two miles east of Surrey sale on Tuesday Oct 19 due to health. The notice praises their farming methods and impact in Ward County while noting James M Cox Elks member from Dayton Ohio and Gov Cox and Senator Harding as Elk members.
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Kuhn Brothers
Ward County
Austin
Surrey
Winess
Austin Kughn
Arizona
Kughn
North Dakota
Gov
Cox
Senator Harding
Order
Heareberg Farm Sale Slated Near Drady
Andrew T. Heareberg, four miles south and one mile east of Drady, will hold a large closing out sale on Monday October 25. He has bought a farm in Minnesota and will move soon. A longtime Ward County farmer, he offers a big stock and farm machinery sale featuring well bred Shorthorn cattle.
Violinist Roxen Survives Asheville Train Wreck
Max Roxen the violinist known from Brunswick records narrowly escaped injury in a train wreck while traveling from Asheville North Carolina after performing with the Philadelphia orchestra at a music festival. He was in the rear car with his father when the accident occurred.
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Roxen
Max Roxen
Brunswick Records
Asheville
N. C
Philadelphia
Rosen
King Cornerstone Sells for 2900 at Minot Sale
Burlington Shorthorn breeder H L Fink Berthold bought King Cornerstone the great bull head of the Stonehouse herd at the Minot stock sale for 2900. The price was the top figure as the herd is being sold off. Several local breeders would not have bought the animal otherwise within reason. The report notes the sale and herd context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daylinx Rue
Burlington
H. L. Fink
Berthold Storchman
King Cornerstone
Stonehouse
Minot
Ward County
Rotary Officers Return From Convention in St Paul
Rotary officers Burt Stewart and A D McCannel returned to St Paul after attending the Rotary convention. Stewart gave a comprehensive report of the meeting at the Monday luncheon. South Prairie Bazaar plans a sale and auction on Saturday October 16 with free lunch at one o clock.
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Rotary
Burt £. Stewart
Lv. A. D. McCannel
Minot Retry
St Paul
Mr. Stewart
South Prairie Bazaar
South Prairie Community
Chik
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Gorman
Independent
Long
Grand Lodge
John Klanmang
Pear Sawyer
John
New York
Ene
Mulberry Street
Pittsburg
Dante
Raymond Root
Bayne
van Mauls
Frenne
Thipe Uva
Tool Hayitie
A. W. Dorcey
Wm. C. Hunter
Rowe Hill
William Dorcey
Canade
Funers
Mike Zik
E. H. Tostevin
Alty
Gen. Langer
Pkaces
Mile Zik
North Main Street
Zik
Lve
Harry Phillips
Tansient
Blue Lodge
Presbyterian Church
R. W. Price
Cenfer
Temple
Chalexha Thomas
Frances Campion
Shalesha ‘Thins
Pittisbutsh
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pion
Great Northern
Bill Berg
Grow Northern
Hi Bert
Shalesha Thomas
F. Kline
Berg
Thomas
Nome
Thorn
Thomax
Herigerad
Larry Byrne
Roon
Abrothik
Fideli
Pittsburgh
Alj Siater
James J. Strean
Warwick Ri
Kansas City
Koo
W. Kiine
Valle Cay
Lidgerwood
Thom
Capri
Police Stati
Coroney
Beri
Ely
Colunbus
Richard Huteer
N. D
Mynot
Rayal Hero
Hutiner
G. Veholek
Beeckinvidees
Miimesdta
M Tana
Roake Veholek
Dercey Corner
J. R. Pence
Arthur W. Doveer
A. P. Blonde
de Molay
No. 10
Atel 3Ratsberg
BR. A
Chas. ‘Atkina
High Priest
Fool Vard
R. Brown
Ity
Ventura
Mr. Brown
North
Dakata
C.D. Woolverton
Jinot
Medford
Ore
Dos An
Geles
County Independent
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