The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-11-20

| Mr.. Thomas Haugen from Harvey,
N. D., is visiting his father, Mr.. Nels
T.. Haugen on S. Prairie.
Mr.. Clarence Trout has removed
from the Echlund place to the farm
formerly owned by Guy Sharar, which
he has rented for the coming season.
He has invested in quite bunch Of
dairy cows and will give his attention
more to diversified farming.
Miss Anna Sundrie is enjoying
visit with friends and relatives near
Bottineau, N. D.
Lud Mostad and Ray Bates left for
Minnesota points on Monday and will
while away the winter months hunting
and trapping. Lud will be generally
missed, likewise friend Ray, but the
Shakesperean quotation, Lud selected
ere departure as most applicable,
Parting with thee is such sweet sor-
row, that ere l say good night twill
be tomorrow" aroused not respon-
sive echo in the heart Of the less senti-
mental Ray.
Miss Mary Hecker and Miss Mabel
Henderson, two Of our most popular
teachers, attended the Farmers club
meeting at Mr.. Taylor's on Saturday
evening.
Herb Packard who has spent the fall
in Moosejaw and vicinity is renewing
acquaintance with old friends. Bus
mess interests necessitate another trip
Canadaways, but Xmas will be spent
with the old folks on N. Prairie.
We understand that Sid Stredwick
will shortly locate in the Magic City.
While sorry to lose a good citizen, we
trust that prosperity may attend the
new venture.
Gilfred Hagen, formerly a resident
Of this vicinity, but at present pros
Mont, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Olson,
who has one of the most beautifully
Situated farms to be found in the val
ley.
DR.. .Darland of Sawyer fame was
Logan visitor on Monday.
Ezra and Gordon Nulph, who have
been attending to business interests in
the Magic City during the past month,
have returned to Logan.
Congratulations and every good
wish to Mrs. Rosetta Waldref Grand
ma who celebrated her S3rd birthday
on Friday last.
Art Morey is erecting a new resi-
dence on his fine farm south OF Logan.
Mr.. Leo Peterson Of Sawyer is super
intending operations.
Mr.. Clarence Mackie, prosperous
S. Prairie farmer, made business trip
to Minot on Thursday last.
Logan's high school was at one peri
cd subject which afforded consider
able difference Of opinion, some bitter
ness of criticism, with attendant hard
feelings. But today, time can be prof.
itably spent inspecting the different
schools of the district and noting how
efficiently the educational needs are
being met. The Logan primary room
accommodation is now taxed to the
uttermost and gades will soon need to
be rearranged to create more space.
School No. 2, with Miss Mahoney in
charge has an attendance Of from 20
to 80, while School No. 3, taught by
Miss Henderson, also gets very fair
attendance. Principal Bridges of Lo-
gan, in addition to the 9Th, 7th and 9th
grades, gives instruction in the first
years course of high school work and
several scholars have already availed
| themselves of this inestimable oppor-
tunity. The advantages of high school
training in our home town will each
year become more apparent, and a
true progressive spirit has been dis
played by anticipating posterity's
needs. 4
Mr.. H. c. Kuchenbecker visited his
farm southwest Of town on Sunday
afternoon.