The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-14
LOGAN ITEMS.


lauded Campbell system of dry farm.
ing at this season and should all dis
tricts have been favored so persist.
emily with attentions of Jupiter Plu-
vius az Ward county, the professor
will hav a slack tim next year.
In the days Of Old, when knights
We're bold they deemed it the correct
thing to sally forth into lands afar
and slay just as many whose religious
| notions left room for disagreement as
they were wont to. These gallan.
Crusaders imagined that they were
fulfilling Gods word, and some fair
maids desire. In modern days the
warfare twixt the followers of Christi
while just as bitter is more subtle.
Societies Of different faiths carry on
the strife, employing the weapons of
intolerance, uncharita bleness Of lthot,
word and action. scandal and social
boycott. 1t has been truly said that
Christianity would be nobler far, were
/ it not for religion. Now let us by all
| means use these societies in our
midst rightly, set an ideal which will
raise us above petty sordid wrangling
and jangling, evil speaking, lying and
s!andering. There is room for soci-
ETY. at Hecker, and at Logan also, but
there is n0 room for any organization
which will pander to the perpetuation
Of an ancient local feud Unity 10
strength, even in Christs work.
What has become of the N. Prairie
prophet Of evil, who would tell to us
in season or out of season, that it
could not rain in N. D., for was not
the state in dry streak. Maybe he
will be Joining Campbell's staff.
We hear on good authority that a
popular local lady of an engineering
turn of mind carried a ladder last Sab
bath day we'll nigh half a mile just to
get a peep at what was doing In q
large building not Al thousand miles
from the 500 Ry. Our artist CORE
spondenIt lost an:sopportunity in fail
ing to secure a snap shot of the good
lady's better half crawling through a
skylight at the opposite end Of the
said building ,:Neugh Said!
A meeting of the Christian Endeav-
or society. in connection with the
Presbyterian church, is;to be held att
the postoffice on Sunday evening.
A surprise party was held at the
home Of Mr and Nlrs.laAbler in hon
or Of theirs ghtersNinnie, who, we
understand isetos teach school quite y.
Ways: from Logan this fsll A sm4ry
3party gathered together and an A6joy-
ble.~time-was--epen t----Fwo he |
cb ysaMish tosth4nk' the fair maid who
so 4honghtfully deposited a dandy I
cake in a shock nearby the house.
Mr.. Hines OF ,Sawyer-was thegnesti
of, Mr. J. G. Gard, on Tuesday last !
s Mr. Rutherford of Tabery Alta, is
renewing old acquaintanees in the dis
trict.s He reports the crops especially
fine in Southern Alberta.
Miss Martha Mostad, who. we be-
lieve, will shortly be a near neigh
Dor to Miss Waldref, was the guest
Of this lady on Monday and Tuesday |
last g%.
Mrs. A. G. Nedrud is recuperating |
in the historical old log, house on her /!
valley farm.
Sid Stredwick is to move the old |
Giles residence to the Brand farm as
soon as weather permits.
Miss Hazel Whitfield is teaching at
the Forbes school house, and her sis
ter Eva about IS south. Hans Is
pleased, but Lud figures that it is a
long drive after hard days work.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Whitman were
the guests Of Mrs. H. C. Kuchenbeck
er on Saturday last.
JlIu ESdu SuOL one OF LQc Largest
skunks killed for many years in this |
district, ON Wednesday last. His dog |
is not yet allowed to come within half
mile OF the house.
The meat market on Main street.
under the management of Bert Beebe
is certainly filling long felt want.
The Rev. Murshon is to preach
farewell sermon on Sunday, Sept. IT.,
at Forbes school house. There -
some talk of writing the Rev. Skier
rett to shepherd the flock.
Will Brand met with an unkind re-
verse while visiting the famous d.
versified farm. His recent attentions
tho as amorous as ever, are evidently
not quite so welcome to M. A. and he
is said to have left a sorrier yet
a wiser man. Maybe that local
fine oat crop Is helping him