The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-05
LOGAN ITEMS.

... LOGAN ITEMS.
Though somewhat Like unto the
cowtail let me wish each and all OF
of you good folks young and alike
A Happy and Prosperous New Year,
Mrs. Eugene Gard and her two
children Gordon and Marguerite we're
visitors from Anamoose for the New
Year Jeans many friends were
sorry he was unable to get away.
A word enjoyable ...-
A most enjoyable dance was given at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Forbes. Between forty and fifty
guests assembled and q truly pleasant
time was afforded them. The skat-
ing of the light fantastic toe, continu.
ed until away in the wee small hours
Of the morn, and even then many bid
a reluctant good bye to the host and
hostess who had gathered together
such a happy party. -...,..-.. ...
Mr.. Oliver Saugstad and Curt
Gross journeyed to Minot on Saturday
last and experienced anything but a
pleasant ride. ..... ...
Bill Dolan who left for .Kenmare on
Xmas eve has not yet returned to
the fold. Won't you come back Bill
Dolan. Ben is getting anxious.
The following list of visitors to the
home Of Mr.. ALI Streadwick have
been handed me by an interesting
party. Ed. Saugstad, Bill Brand,
Frank Brand, Vic. Teats, Vern Pack
ard, Carl Anderson. Reads like a
baseball team and while we cannot
vouch for the accuracy it does look
asif An. will he losing one OF those
daughters If things continue this way.
r Major Ross, who is to farm the
old Bartleson place north of Logan
arrived from the east last week. He
shipped a carload Of stock and effects
to Minot, but so far the weather has
been too bad to admit of his max
inc much Roadway. ....-.,-.
We were glad to notice that Miss
Laura Teets had recovered from her
recent serious disappointment and
was present with Mr.. Earle Hecker at
the two dances lately held in our
midst.
The usual meeting of the Mouse
River Literary society was held on
Friday last, and a enjoyable pro
gram was furnished. A debate on the
question as to whether "The Pen is
Mightier than the Sword" was decid-
ed almost UNANIMOUSLY in favor of the
Sword, thanks to the efforts Of Mr..
Ole Swasberg whose ability as . ae-
batter will greatly assist this popular
society. An election Of officers re-
suited in but little change. Mr..
Humphrey being again chosen Presi-
dent. VIM. Lud Mostad, Treasurer,
WQl Heolker, Vice President, Mrs.
Kearfoot, Editress and Miss Annie
Sundrie organist.
A public library Of Is volumes Is
now at the disposal Of local residents.
Mr.. Oliver Saugstad will gladly fur
nish any information respecting the
same
Mr.. Ralph Gard was q visitor from
Anamoose during New Year and viii.
we understand shortly, be returning
to Logan to reside with us permanent
ly. There is little that goes on in our
midst that Ralph not only can but
does assist to successful issue
and his many friends will be glad to
see him back. By the way we won.
der il they are working him too hard
at Anamoose? He seems to have
lost quite lot of ayoirduporis.
! We are glad to chronicle the CON-
plete recovery Ut Lawrence Cross
whose recent sudden illness caused
/ AA0Su dAVAOIys luz uVllc I6llOW IL
now quite himself again.
Miss Cora Bates was the guest OF
the Misses Sillman during New Year
week.
Miss Anna Whitman recently had
the misfortune to lose slipper some.
where between Logan and Minot. We
j! " y VI
understand that herein Hes an op
portunity for some Modern Prince
Charming to reenact the romance Of
Cinderella. Now don't be bashful
boys, but that blizzard didn't hell
any oh Herb.
Messes Deegan Bros have nov
taken up their residence permanent,
ct Logan and will consequently soor