The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-19

| ontains the finest Of ne llfSe .v;vh1a,
hat Logan grows and is growing da,
" day in popularity.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
)onnelly passed to the sphere where
differing and sorrow are unknown or
Wednesday morning, q victim to pneu.
nonia. A sweet young soul. which
will blossom in the realms of beauty
Bell School District No. 2, with
Miss Marie Mahoney in charge, gave
l successful program and basket soc.
al last Friday evening. The proceeds
amounted to $50, which will be deyot.
ed to the purchase of many useful
| additions to the chOol furnishings.
Miss Henderson, our popular school
ma'am, on her arrival from Velva or
Sunday last, was met by quite 4 selec,
deputation of Logan beaus. Fred
Taylor, fair knight, was the priv.
legged escort enroute to Trout's farm
on S. Prairie.
Chris Saugstad has been hustlinp
feed these balmy days and in the
course Of his perigrinations journeys
afar, even unto the S. Prairie. We
suspect that a certain young lady liv-
ing on q farm east of the popular
Eds makes that straw pile seem such
quality feed.
Murrell Sage, with his good help
meet of Sawyer, have the cutest,
cosiest candy cave we have wandered
in for many years. Adjoining the
walls are examples of weapons from
all parts, ancient and modern, and We
host is an entertaining gentleman.
The Good Samaritan Club were en-
tertained by Miss Nedrud on Thurs
day afternoon. Members and friends
enjoyed the pleasant hospitality of
the popular hostess and the many
present were able to accomplish much
useful work. A luncheon, delicious,
was daintily served. "
The Burlington Bard blossoms
beautifully and Logan appreciates full
ly the honor of the kindly and digni-
fed dedication. The local lyric is so
much in demand, churning out local
lays to distant charmers, as conse-
quence of the business our matrimon-
ial syndicate has aroused, that we
must for the present allow Burling-
ton the biscuit.
John Mostad Of Silvana, Washing
ton, stopped over couple of days to
enjoy visit with his many relatives
here. Mr.. Mostad, who has for many
years suffered from troublesome
and is enroute for Roches-
ter, Mimi, where he will place himself
under the care of physician.
The South Prairie Telephone Co. is
making progress along right lines
The poles will be hauled out during
the next few weeks and as soon as
the weather permits an army Of men
will be at work. Logan will be con-.
nected during the summer but the
first building operations will be south
If Minot. The telephone is the one
main convenience South Prairie has |
lacked, and the farmers generally are
concerning the enterprise.
Jack McKinnon of Sawyer, the MAN +
who has the mail order houses gueS6 ~
ing, has recently returned from-at
surgical, treatment at St.
Paul, and though in hobbled conditiSR; I
feels that good results are already ev-.
ident. His pedal extremities haYef
caused both pain and annoyance for |
many moons, and after having plas-
ter Of paris furnishings for his toot-
sizes he now has hopes that he will be.
able to challenge Uncle Charlie to q
hundred yard sprint forxnext 4th of
July. -. q.
That gay old dog George Nulph
covered. himself with glory on Sat
urday last. Two charming school /,
aa'ams, daughters Of Erin, sought a /
gallant escort to their respective
schools, and despite the multitude of
bachelors which Logan shelters, to
George fell the pleasant task. Young
Romeos should see that George is re-
lieved Of these jaunts in the future,
as we understand he has several hun
dred acres of crop to put in, and such
trips, however enjoyable, might lead
our energetic friend to devote prec-
ious moments he could ill afford to
spare.