The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-04-24


idcnce.
1t is perhaps question whether
any Of us, however well intentioned
can make this wc,ld very much bet
ter, but most Of US could with Tut
triaing exer:ion succeed III making II
Just a little bit more desirable. Char.
ity of thought, OF speech and Of &C
ton will dimir sh wondrOusly the list
we can all in reflective mood com.
pile, Of things we ase sorry We have
said. Apropos OF this the knockIr ~
apt at times to assume the role OF
the ridiculous in pursuing the fevcred
fancies Of envy's creation. A much
respected resident who possesses lac
tiferous quadrupcd. having q surplus
OF the fluid for disposal in comment.
ing kindly On the local milk pedd.er.
suggested that the close proximity OF
/ the river to his barn, affected serious.
ly the cream yield Of his stock. Now,
We believe that even an Englishman
would hesitate to employ Mouse river
water as a medium for diluting at this
season. and we also believe that the
superiority of The product will create
the demand. Honesty, even in crit
icism, is the best and wisest policy.
Jack Nhitson, who has recently
added TO his alread, valuable holdings
| on tho N. f'rairie, is erecting fine
residence. which on completion will
be occupied by MI. Joe Ross, who
will manage bis farms during the com.
ing season.
Stop worrying about dangers which
originate in accumulated filth. Clean
up and cheer up, good neighbors.
1t has been said that the child gov
erns the man. Now. frequently we
find that cash governs the house, aud
With equal frequency man displays a
tendency 70 govern the child. or
should do, ard when we analyze the
proposition calmly 1t suggests tina.
woman governs the lot.
Mr.. Ten Hecker is the guest of
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Hecker.
H. e.. kucken becker was Surrey
visitor on Monday last. II. G. is
to establish some reputation as a ppul
try raiser this season and has a long
start Of riya's so Tar.
The law regulating the speed linu.
OF autos is one to which we would d.
rect the attention Of the modern Nc
hemiah. Chapter /, verse Of the
United 70 memory in the interests OF
Eouk of Nehemiah should also be COM
good government,
burlington is evidently on the verge
Of a panic concerning the fly plagu
Logan is clean little town and resi-.
| dents necd lose no sleep worryln.
about dangers which originate in &C.
cumulatcd til,h. Cleanup and cheer
up, SOOG nelSnDOrS.
Mr.. Murphy, who has been busy
fencing in his property adjoining the
townsi;e can claim, TO have erected a
gateway which provoked net profan-
ily. Any intelligent eayuse can be
trained 10 operate it.
Miss Sarah Hecker is the guest of
Mrs. T;lton Of Hecker.
The roads leading to Logan are in
pcor shape at present, hut we were
surprised to lind that even old timers
became mired. Harry Cook had a
damp Job floating load Of grain
which had him aground on the s.
Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. ANGLE, who havs
host OF friends in this locality. expe.
rienced the discomforts and suffering
Of life III the flooded districts of Ohio
Their residence was entirely SUI
rounded by water and though mere
fortunate than many they passed thu
a most trying ordeal
Our political and reiisious convic-
tons sometimes obscure the truth that
the noblest study Of mankind is man.
When we can divine in the world
about us, matter fer little more hu.
milhy on our part, and tolerance,
reverence ana love for others, then
can We gain certain inner joyful.
ness 1T the increased Importance of
our common life. Such joyfulness
becomes religious Inspiration and be
fits lis for truer conception of things
eternal
Elmer Cook will leave shortly for
the Berthold reservation and may be
absent several months.
Bert lseebe will also make ali ex-
tended tour through the wilder and
woolier west. He expects to be gone
for period of fIoln Two to two and