The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-12-24

"nN ANAA IN LII OLJ>
being properly observed. We all de
sire the unattainable, the Son of Israe
Graves the restoration of the Hol,
Land, the Gentle, Paradise. We VIII
are privileged to live and labor in O
near Logan have all the charms ant
beauties which Nature can contribut,
to an earthly Paradise, but man ant
his mate are prone, even as our an
cestors, to lessen their prospects o.
enjoying such to the full. Peace OF
earth, good will to all men, we repeat.
even as five dollar parrot; and eacf
Sabbath day we profess the teach.
ings which alone can guide US Alright
But envy and uncharitableness stalk
proudly in our midst, the all embrac.
ing command Glove We one another
we imagine, applies not to those who
seek Paradise by creed and covenant
not our own. Let us subscribe to q
doctrine of charity, in thought, word
and action, a doctrine which conceives
not the establishment of any organiza-
ton in spirit of antagonism. Unity
is strength, the mouse may liberate
the lion, and the pride and presump-
ton which possesses us at intervals is
a poor parody on the sympathy and en-
which is due our fellow
beings. We have in Logan everything
in duplicate and many feel that COM
bined energy would accomplish more,
and spiritually.
Elmer Cook is again in the dairy
business, having recently purchased
several tip-top cows from Rob Wal
lref. Fl
Messrs. J. c. Gard & Sons have add
ID a cleaning and pressing department
% their Emporium. The Xmas Ba-
,aar contains we'll selected stock Of
gifts.
Harry Forbes left on Monday for
Kincorth, Sask., where he will enjoy
7acation with his brother in-law, who
las extensive farming interests across
he border.
Coming events cast their shadows
before. Carl Ross is receiving many
bulky packages almost daily.
Joe Havelena shipped another car
# hogs from Sawyer during the week.
The hogs, whihc were of prime quail
ty, came from Logan, of course. o.
yer Saugstad disposed of a dozen or
;wo. III
It is rumored that one of Uncle
Sans servants at Sawyer may resign.
shortly. Can Sawyer survive?
The Logan Farmers Elevator is
still busy centre. H. C. Kuchen-
becker finds business so brisk that the
of meals becomes quite a
problem. We would tell you just how
many thousand bushels he has really
but spare Sawyer's feelings.
Burlington-A Merry Christmas
and may one day you grow as great
IS Logan is today.
We note that New Rockford aspires
o be the hub of North Dakota-Logan
will, whenever ready to reach out, re-
,eive the state capitol. Dad Bean is
already contemplating the erection of
! mammoth brick hotel to accommo-
late future law makers. N. r. may
nave the law breakers.
Woman's Suffrage is destined to
succeed. Miss Mabel stredwick has a
seener perception Of civil government
han any male student at Logan High
school. .
Thorwald Mostad spent several days
asst week looking after his farming
interests in the vicinity.
Miss Nellie Ross was chosen to act
Is editress Of the Literary Society
Journal, so on Saturday, Jan. 2, at
Logan school, something interesting
will be divulged.
Will Gall, who has host Of friends
n these parts, will spend the winter
With Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Stredwick.
He has a fine half section Moosejaw
ways.
\ Mrs. Ralph Gard and son are visit
ng friends and relatives at Kenmare
Ind will enjoy Kenmare hospitality
Turing the festive season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Giles, We popu-
ar host and hostess Of the Cozy Cafe,