The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-05-11
LOGAN ITEM s.

duct service at the becker schoo
Louse at 3 O'Clock lext Sunday after
noon. Every 'oody cordially invited "a
| attend.
The dance promoted by the Logau
orchestra could hardly be termed Z
success from either a musical OF
social point Of view. Lack of ADVERT.
sing and in management, was in the
main responsible for tie poor result
| The members OF the Logan Cornet
band are notified that ne further
practice will be held until after spring
work is completed
Many OF our readers will remember
remarkable hunting exploit last
fall, In which we'll known believer
in diversified farming was reported to
have destroyed quite a number q MS
neiEhbors tame geese. We no~
understand that these wretched geese.
not only cost badly needed votes Or
school questions, but thai the owner
is also demanding compensstion.
Hunting is hardly as prolita BILE a.
burnt buck brush.
The Logan baseball team are to
play at Surrey on May 18th The
local band ~tll furnish music ann Z
basket sociai his been arranged for
the evening. So Logan get out and
visit your enterprising neighbors.
Elder Sparkling Of the Latter Day
Saints, conducted services al the
Hecker school house on Sunday last.
The attendance was all that could Sc
desired
The members of the Logan base
ball club are arranging for what
promises to be the most successful
dance that our district has yet. enjoy
ed. The boys wish it understood that
they are not Individually or collective
~ in any way responsible for the
series of fizzles and half hearted fail.
ures, which have passed for dances
recently, and are determined to con.
vince their many friends that real
good social time can and is to De en-
joyed BY all on Friday, May 18th.
Two good games are promised for the
afternoon and if enthusiasm and good
can earn success, It is
assured them. -..-
Our genial cid time friend John
Deegan, stood watching with evident
interest the happy couple Walking
to the dreamy music II the Logan or
chestra last Saturday night. He was
thinking and apparently thinking hard
OF all he had missed in that lone
bachelors path he had trod from boy.
mood days, when suddenly a emile
lllumined his weather worn features
Say he remarked, have you noticed
The way all those womenfolk have got
their hair stacked. Chegnor Or some
such style they tell me. Well, III
bet if you could just pull cut fork
[ull you'd find copy Of the hide
pendent in nearly every one. But
low you have the house painted John.
here Is no reason why you should
continue to so misjudge the daughters
If Eve.
Doc. Beebe and our popular Post
mistress were Minot visitors last
week.
Prof. Ira Gard, the celebrated VOL
mist was in our midst for several
lays last week, paying the old folks
J long promised visit He delighted
he many who were privileged to At
end his private musical recitale.
BY the way, our local Sears Roe
'uck is of an enterprising turn OF
mind AS further attraction to the
public to view his large and varied
tock, we find that he now has
harming and business like lady clerk
Q attend to the needs Of his patrons.
70, boys, it is not Cora, the Post
ffice is her headquarters.
Mrs. F. L. Whitman and Mrs. Irving
we're the guests Of Mrs. H. G.. Kuch-
last week end
Jim Egan u now managing The
logan livery stable and feed barn
nd visitors can safely entrust their
cams to his care. He has every &C
ommodation that could be called for.
Bill Ray, who has ueen qnarryins
tone in the neighborhood Of Plaza,
las accepted an important position
nth the 500 Ry.
IAN PITc4FoRk THROUGH HAND
Dodgen, N. D.. May 9.--Louis Wiz.
er, living northwest Of town, had the
Misfortune to run pitchfork through