The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-03-02

way, we 00ar0 n. n. t0ll D0TI no nsa0
cleaned his barn and Bert not TO be
outdone, did talk of cleaning hts.
But maybe he will let the contract
now.
We regret to learn that Tom Sang
sted has been ailing again md trust
that ere this he will be enjoying mis-
usual good health and spirits.
Lud Mostad who is now filling q
responsible position with the 500
railroad, is contemplating entering
the service of Uncle Sam. We wish
you success in your efforts Lud.
Will Dolan figures on taking trip
to Minneapolis in the near future, but
will return to Logan after enjoying
the good things the Twin Cities pro-
vide.
We are glad to learn that Rob.
Waldrefs children who have been
under medical care lately are now on
the high road to recovery.
Miss Sarah Hecker was visitor
recently. John Deegan tells us thas
Bert seems to think he's bachelor
again when these single ladies come
to see us. Just cut it out B. and give
the old timers chance.
Logan needs and is shortly to have
High School. And Logan also
needs and needs badly Union
Church. A meeting to consider tho
erection of a suitable building is to
be held at J. C. cards store on
Wednesday, March 1st at 2 p. n.
Now unity is strength and if all viii
endeavor to be present, rest assured
your attendance will be appreciated
and the good work will be safely
launched. .........-.. ..
Reference was made in recent
issue to the development Of Logan
as a truck gardening district. From
inquiries, we find that Minots needs
in this direction will be catered for In
manner which win lessen porceDt1bly
the number Of carloads Of vegetables
imported. Among other. Hseees
Kearfoot Tilton Humphreys and the
saugstad Bros are dsvottng special
!, attention to the market, and The
wonderful adaptibality Of our locality
will bs emphasized beyond eF1ticsa.
familiarity breeds contempt. a
snapshot photo was taken On the
Mouse River adjoining Logan and
sent to England. A weekly journal
there offered . prize of IS for the
most picturesque photo OF country
scenery. The Mouse River view ~
cured that prize being selected nom
among 1850 submitted. The scenic
beauties of Logan are hard to equal,
yet many travel hundreds Of miles In
search of the picturesque. Minot 70
sidents can find no more charming
spot for natty little bungalow than
| Logan.
! We understand that an Equity ele-
vator is to be erected this year.
While the selections of site for
the normal school is under considera-
ton, the claims Of Logan are worthy
Of serious consideration. 1t 10 not
for present needs alone that such an
institution is destined, but for future
;nAueooo ,,ron <hA ~nnaratlnna thaf
are to be. Minot is growing and will
grow rapidly and ten years hence win
have become a city boasting factory
after factory. Environment h Ill TN
portant in educational work and few
will deny that the pure air, quiet and
health surrounding that country life
affords, are not better adapted to
good results than the smoke, turmoil
and hustle Of great city. Logan
today is within easy access, ere long
facilities will be muchly improved
and the normal school ut Logan will
give to the residents Of Minot posteri-
tvs thanks for studying the future
as well as today and for assuring to
our children and to their children the
opportunity Of acquiring the blessings
of education in the fullest sense, In
an environment which permits Of ply.
!: steal as we'll as mental development.
} Jim Bell was q visitor one day Las.
week He favored several of the To-
cal boys with quite dissertation on
} the feeding and care of stock, but
made no reference to baseball pros
poets.
4 Anker and Carl Anderson and Ole
Q Swaberg are the three busiest men