The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-01-19
LOGAN ITEMS

stand again take up his residence per-
mently in our midst There will
doubt be some sad hearts in
Anamoose. but the Logan ladies will
be pleased also his many male friends
Mr.. Herb Packard will Is usually
to be found Ut the Hotel Oliver in
forms US that there Is every promise
OF Logan being represented in the
realm OF sport in manner which
belts her growing Importance.
Herb 70 already busy gathering TO-
sether the nuclens Of what will prove
to be really strong and representa-.
tive baseball team and will be glad
to hear from all those interested. The
support and influence of good Logan
ties is asked to enable team to COM
mence the season with every prospect
Of success.
Major Ross family arrived from the
East during the week and are now
almost settled in their new home ON
the N. Prairie. Nearly every aspiring
bachelor was to be found in Logan
last Saturday morning, for be It
known that the good Major is father
of not only large but an interest
ing family of daughters.
The usual meeting of the Mouse
River Literary Society was held at
the Hecker school house on Friday
last. An interesting program was
enjoyed by those present, a song by
Mrs. Will Hecker being much ap-
preciated, as also was the contribu-
ton BY the President Mr.. Humphrey.
A debate upon the question az to
whether General Grant was a greater
man than Gen. Lee was decided in
favor of Gen. Grant, All are invited
to be plesent at the meetings which
are held each Friday evening at
1880 p. m.
The local library is being pretty
generally used and would appear to
provide quite long left want In the
district. Mr.. Oliver Saugstad will
be glad to furnish any information un
the subject.
Elder Sparkling Of the Latter Day
Saints commenced series OF SER
vices at the Hecker School house on
Sunday last. He Is an able speaker
and his meetings are usually we'll
attended. He is to hold a series OF
services next week.
Logan is to have an orchestra all
ner own. Messrs Ralph Gard, Louis
Nelson and Lud Mostad are respon-
sible for the latest local development.
Miss Cora Bates and Mr.. Earl Heck
er are preparing to have a private
sewing B shortly. We understand
the idea originated at the Xmas tree
at Logan, some rare and delicate
WORK being presented to Miss Cora,
by some local lady friends.
Miss lola Horming has been absent
from the district during the past two
weeks, but Is we understand to re-
turn shortly. SO Cheer up Vic. my
boy, and get rid Of the rorlorn express
sion before tine lady gets back to
Logan again.
Miss Irene and Bessie Sfllman
were visitors on Sunday last.
Miss Martha and Miss Tillie Mos
tad returned to Minot on Saturday
last.
B. B. was the guest of Mr.. Ben
Scott on Thursday last. On Monday
morning he was aroused ere daylight
was with us to drive Miss Underdhal
to the Groaty school house. Now E
Is not accustomed to getting out and
about at such hours and had not pro-
ceeded beyond the top Of Cooks HILL
when over went the jumper. Thai
did wake him up and the rest Of the
journey while interesting was un
eventful. But the Logan bachelor
want to know why an old married
stiff like Bert should be entrusted
with task such as t0is.
We regret to learn that our old
time friend John Deegan has been OF
the sick list for the past two weeks
A speedy return to perfect health II
the earnest wish Of your many
friends John.
kumors has It that Herb Packard
Is to desert the bachelor ranks II
June next. To whom just when ant
where at present q mystery and may
be even Herb doesn't know.
Harry Forbes whose name was NO
included in the lengthy list Of q
valicis paying court to my ladies
Annie and Rosie, was visitor to tn
Stredwick home on Sunday and acte<
as escort to the services at Hecker.
Bill Dolan has come home.