The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-06-01

ed instructively and eloQuently upon
the subject of Memorial Day." be-
fore a large congregation. We under
stand he will hold services every
other Sunday the next being June II
at $50 p. m.
All interested in school matters
and who we would Like to know ID
not vitality SO, should without fail make
a note mental or otherwise, that ON
Tuesday, June 9Th, the annual election
of school director is to take place,
at tho Hecker school house. Hecker
Is about q mile west of Logan and
voters from the south, leave the main
trail turning n by Humphreys barn.
Those who possess cameras should
take the opportunity OF securing a pic
ture OF another landmark which Is
likely to become a thing of the past
very shortly. Oliver Saugstad will
we understand be chosen almost I'M
animously by the district and should
surely make q good representative.
Mrs. H. L. Kuckenbecker returned
from her eastern tour on Thursday
last and reports a ripping fine time.
She accompanied her mother, Mrs.
Aurslinger to Minneapolis, and the
many friends of the old lady Will be
pleased to learn that she suffered no
i'll effects from the journey. Mrs. A
possesses wonderful energy for her
years, and we really believe Mrs.
H. c.. has discovered the secret OF
perp etual youth.
Hans Ross had a long and some
what cold trip Is miles south on
Thursday last. We could hear for
over a mile a continuous rattle like
unto a rheumatic automobile, when
over the sky line came friend Hans
buggy with yet another fair occupant.
There's nothing like having two
strings to ones bow, but what does
Hazel think about it Hans?
Ralph Gard was a Sawyer visitor
on Thursday last Another paragraph
or so for the local scribe.
We are informed that Mr. Jesse
Giles has secured the business bloch
opposite our local Sears Roebuck and
contemplates opening restaurant
and lunch room in the near future.
The district needs such and Jesse
should be just the man.
1t was claimed recently that 1911
would witness the rapid development
of Logan and district as a centre OF
the truck gardening and poultry In
dustries. Prospects are now excell'
ent and Minot produce merchants will
have no reason to import vegetables
by the carload this season. A visit
to Mr.. J. J. Brand farm just east
OF us, will illustrate convincingly the
possibilities in the way of raising
garden and one can learn more here
in one-half a day thar a month sug
gest at many an experimental farm
Mr.. Kearfoot, the chicken specialist
has also several acres under inten
sive cultivation and Mr.. Humphrej
is among those who will help control
! the market. Logan has the soil, hal
the shelter, the easy access to goot
markets which should ensure her
foremost place in these branches O
agricultural effort, similar to that
she has long enjoyed as wheat ant
garin raising district.
By the way, there is some talk o
Logan erecting town hall and we be
lieve such building would prove o
! inestfmable value not alone to Logan
but to all those resident within q tel
mile radius N or s.. We shall be glat
to announce further particulars at
4 later date,
Jno Deegan Is bachelor still. Blu
a mark you this. His handsome RESI-