The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-12-03

Howard, Mrs. r. Gard, Miss G. Egan
and Miss Bean. Messrs. Ralph and
Russ Gard, l.. Cross, j. Howard, v. 4
! Packard, v. Teets, Prof. Downing, p.
Greenburg. There are many others !
yet to be approached and meeting
representative of Logan's energy
should result. To each and all cor
dial invitation is extended and those
who can in any way contribute to the
success of the evening, are kindly re-
quested to cooperate. Mesdames
Saugstad, Teets and Howard comprise
the program committee. Just make all
note of the date.
Forbes Hunsley and Miss Laura
Waldref attended the Surrey Literary
society meeting last week. A recent
paragraph chronicling the visit of
Forbes and a charming lady to Maple |
Hill farm, suggest either that the local
scribe was misinformed, or the sad
fact that the Surrey Prince Charming
is fatally tickle.
/ Miss Ella Waldref and Miss Gladys
Egan were among Logan guests at the
Francis home, the occasion being the |
celebration of the anniversary of the |
happy day made memorable by the adj
vent of Lloyd Francis to this good
old world. ~. #
| Curtice Cross and Russ Gard will
establish feed and fuel store in the
building adjoining the elevator. A 1Ol
h. p. engine is being installed, the
premises fitted to provide every con-
venience of modern mill and feed
will be ground expedtiously and eco
nomically. They expect to be ready
for business the latter end of next
week. This establishment represents
enterprise and is tangible evidence of
Logan's growth.
| Your scribe aims at intervals to re-
fleet local opinion. The establishment
of pool hall in Logan caused COM
ment, favorable and otherwise. We
have no sympathy with those whose
severe condemnation suggests that
they overlook the truism that the evil
on which it behooves us to train our
eye, is that within ourselves and of our
own begetting. A spirit of federation
forbids condemnation of each and
every institution which affords recre-
alton, and the pool room as conducted
, reflects not the Vaccinations of Satan
or his understudies and is in no sense
menace to the youth Of Logan. The
building is closed entirely on Sunday
| and Host Giles has been sufficiently
long in our midst to have established
beyond reproach reputation which
! ensures that the business will be con-
Quoted along right lines.
Chris Saugstad has just completed
the erection of commodious garage.
Bates Bros. were the contractors.
r01 IL 4
by Stredwick Junior, returned from
the Magic City on Monday. Earle
figures he will have some help this
winter husking corn anyway.
Dad Bean of the Hotel Metropole re-
ports business still brisk. Miss Winnie
Bean, the postmistress, handles an
ever increasing volume of mail effic-
iently, and the Beebe block now re-
fleets industry with its attendant pros
perity. dad" indulged in a quaint
doxology to Uncle Sam Monday, but
that high living locates livers.
| Mrs. w. A. Rogers of Wolf Point,
Mont, was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
j. Murphy Of Riverside avenue during
the past week.
Jack McKinnon Of Sawyer, is live
wire all right, but periodically, depres-
sion, born of the desolation which sur
rounds him, becomes apparent and
were it not for an occasional visit
from Logan friends, telling the pros
perity and activity which there exists,
Jack AYERS he would think the country
was at standstill. The Commercial
club of Sawyer visited Logan last
week end to verify the teachings of
the local scribe and the four clerks |
were found more than busy at Cards
Department store, the Cozy Cafe was
crowded, the pool hall popular and the
Metropole registered many. There is |
room for hardware store and bank
in our midst, however.
Your scribe enjoyed the Thanksgiv-
ing hospitality with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. !