The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-08-21
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Tom and Ed. Saugstad are busy
harvesting crop well above the av-
erage on the Anker sundrie farm.
| Rev. Tonne was the guest of Mrs.
Ole Saugstad at Logan during the
past week. Miss Ruth Tonne also
spent several days midst the pictur-
esque scenery the old farm affords.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Gard will move
into their handsome residence during
the next two weeks. The finishing
touches to an artistic interior are
nearing completion. We are glad to
note that Mr.. Ooard, who has had a
severe attack Of pneumonia, is again
up and about.
Mrs. Whitfield of N. Prairie was a
visitor during the week. The recent
tempestous gales have caused several
anxious moments as to the fate of
the fine barn to which an addition has
recently been made.
Miss Eva Whitfield is to teach in the
neighborhood Of Bowbells and we un-
derstand that Miss Hazel will improve
the young minds of those within the
Grassland school district.
Mr.. J. D. Bell was visitor on Tues
day last, exchanging political views
with local reformers.
Ralph Gard is busy arranging the
latest consignment of fall stock which
has yet been displayed in Logan.
Ralph finds time occasionally to in
dulge in matters political and is de-
veloping fuency of speech, which,
when ripened by experience, will prove
even more convincing. His earnest
advocacy of the rights of the oppres-
sed proves him to be "a true chip of
the old block" J.
The many friends Of Mrs. Howard
Haney, the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Forbes will learn with
sorrow Of the passing of her infant
son, at Kincorth, Sask. An only
child who for two short years had
made happy the pioneer home of low
ing parents, was snatched as dew
drop is swept from the bough. Those
whom the Gods love die young, but
the consolation remains that the love
his spirit bore away was not Tor
Death, treasure but removed, thine
still in Heaven.
Mrs. Shaw was the guest on Mon
day last Of Mrs. Ole Saugstad.
Mr.. Reece Dickie of Norwich was a
Logan visitor. Our popular friend
will commence threshing operations
before the month is out.
Mrs. Rosetta Waldref is progressing
favorably and there is every prospect
that the operation recently performed
will much improve, perchance COM
MI %o1x 70 ClOhf
She is at present visiting with her
son, Mr.. Rob Waldref.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy's new resi-
pletion.
Mrs. Nedrud and Miss NJ. Nedrud
spent Sunday in our midst, the guests
of Mrs. Ole Saugstad.
Uncle Charlie Jones and his good
helpn1set take keen and active in
terest in the present labor struggles
which are convulsing the Magic City.
Though we'll over eighty summers, it
both in mind and body, Uncre re-
Mains
Mrs. H. C. Kuchenbecker is visiting
friends in Minneapolis.
Harvesting is general in the vicinity
and crops are averaging we'll above
fexpectatiens. "A. Il .s.s 3
We arg more inclined to hate one
another for points on which we differ
than to love one another for points on
Which we agree. The sincere differ
snces, political and religious, which
taxists, serve to emphasize how prone
we all are to ignore the teaching con-
veyed in that new commandment given
to US for observance. "Loye We one an
other" Our minds, it is said, are as
different as our faces, we are all trav-
cling to one destinations Happiness;
but few journey by the same trail. A
spirit Of charitable federation will aid
in more kindly Interpretation of the
motives which prompt those who
choose methods not in keeping with
our own, and the hasty censure of
speech or action will be withheld. Ar
gument, to be instructive, should not
be abusive.
Dad Egan has been appointed jani-
tor at Logan High School. Dad is
the right man in the right place, and
the younger generation will find a
school room warm and clean during
the coming winter.
Fremont Cook has field Of corn
which commands attention.