The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-12-11
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LOGAN MURMURS.
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For better, for worse, for richer, for
poorer, was the solemn vow exchanged
in the presence of the genial Judge
Murray on Friday last by Sherman
Thompson and Mildred Cook. The
bride, who has a veritable host OF
friends is deserving Of the popularity
accorded her and Sherman has earned
the good opinion of all with whom he
comes in contact, by quiet, unassum-
ing manner, which but masks spirit
of thoroughness, enthusiasm and sin
cerity. The young couple, who are
keenly interested in all that affects
the growth and welfare Of Logan,
have the good wishes Of the entire
community and the hope that as they
Journey DER life's varied path, Hap
piness and Prosperity may ever at
tend them.
The Logan Literary Society met on
Saturday evening, when an enjoyable
program was rendered. An impromp-
tn debate, spirited and interesting, fol-
lowed.
The Union Ladies Aid on Friday
last held most successful sale Of
work at the school. An attractive pro-
gram, and an even more attractive
supper menu, found the many visitors
in real good humor, and the versatile
H. c. Kuchenbecker, in merry mood,
coaxed, cajoled and finally collected,
good tokens of wealth, in the shape OF
well nigh half hundred dollars. An
enjoyable evening was appreciated by
many.
Saturday, Dec. 13, will witness the
most sensational trial in Logan's court
history. Pete Greenburg, of N. Pra-
irie is to be arraigned in Judge Wal
dref's court at 8 p. m. on charge OF
causing grievous bodily harm to re-
spectacle citizen, to-wit, one Jesse
Giles, of Cozy Cafe fame. The array
of legal talent promises hard fought
trial. Russell Gard and Fl. c. Kuch-
enbecker have been retained by Giles,
and Pete, realizing the seriousness OF
the charge, has made over all he ever
hopes to possess, to the well known
attorneys. Messrs. Mostad and
Bridges. Many witnesses are to testl-
fy and Sheriff Cooks anxiety is mani
fest, lest an outraged public deal out
summary justice. Be there early.
The Logan Band is an established
fact. We were privileged to attend an
interesting practice on Monday even
ing in the comfortable hall they have
secured. Ralph Gard as leader, Is m
sitting a thorough understanding OF
the rudimentary principles. which lead
to success, and his palnstaklng enofts
will prove effectual in securing for Lo-
gan band worthy of our reputation
for prominence. Rus Gard, Vern
Packard and Vic Teets as solo cornet-
lists form trinity above the average.
Newt McMann will surely be heard
from, Tom and Oliver Saugstad, play
ers proficient, Louis Dickie, promis-
ing recruit, in fact combination OF
which Logan is justly proud.
Bro. Page of the Latter Day Saints
preached several evenings last week
at the school.
Elmer Cook, the working member Of
the elevator staff, was Sawyer Wis
itor on Monday.
The local livery barn is now under
new management. Jesse Giles and
Jim Egan now being in charge. The
premises have been thoroughly reno
vated and comfortable Accommodations
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at reasonable rates. We trust that
the policy of live and let live will in
the future be more in evidence, for a
well conducted livery barn is essential
to our town.
Mrs. Oliver Saugstad entertained
those who are arranging the Xmas do
ings at her residence on Riverside
avenue, on Sunday last:
Gard Bros. stock Of Xmas goods at
fords selection which leaves moth
ing to be desired, either in the way Of
variety, or economy. An acquaintance
with the home merchant is mutually
advantageous.
The Cozy Cafe, where the elite Of
Minot and Logan are won't to mingle,
has display Of "toney" candies