The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-01-01


Burma Ross. A clever dialogue en-
titled the "Xmas Crazy Glass;" con-
Quoted by Miss Burma Ross, was dis
tinctly amusing and charming tab
leaux with little Miss Ross as star
actress, was prettily staged. The d.
alogue "Xmas in the Air." with Bert
Waldref, Vern Teets, Mabel Sired
wick, Master Brand, Miss Ella Wal
dref, Miss Marie Hecker and Geo.
Forbes, was muchly appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hecker left on
( Tuesday for Hubbard, Iowa. Mr.. Ku-
+. low, Mrs. Hecker's father, who is
known to many in these parts, is we
regret to learn seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Brand left for
Rochester, Mimi, on Tuesday. Mrs.
Brands health has left much to be
desired recently and we sincerely
trust that the journey may prove in
every sense beneficial.
Miss lola Horning left for Lamorn,
Iowa, on Wednesday to become stu
dent in advanced subjects at Grace
vile College. The young folks of the
district on Monday evening were re-
sponsible for well planned surprise
party and the morning sun was peep
| ing DER the horizon ere the jolly par
I ty separated.
1 Miss Jane Gall was visiting with
Mrs. Anna Beebe on Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Taylor of South Prairie
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Stredwick on Monday.
Miss T'illie Mostad was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Oliver Saugstad,
last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Waldref spent
an enjoyable Xmas as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Earle Stredwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shaw apprec-
lated the kind hospitality Of Mr. and
Mrs. Giles on Xmas Day.
Ralph Gard is filing musical en-
gagements at Velva and Des Laos this
week.
On Wednesday New Years Eve}
many from our midst wandered to the
city of dreadful gloom to make merry
at Turkey Shoot. And Sawyer was
indeed good to her guests.
A New Year dance was attended by
local Romeos and Juliets and the in
FAINT 1914 was greeted by truly hap
Ply time.
Russ Gard has many valuable
horses and one displayed desire to
skate upon the river, ere the ice was
fit. Result, close call. Beebe and
Ray Bates covered themselves with
glory and ice effecting a rescue.
Geo. Nulph and Russ Gard were
Williston visitors last week. We I'm
derstand that arrangements were sat
isfactorily concluded, whereby the Lo
gan correspondent can, in rendering
congratulations, do so without in
creasing his life insurance risk
I Bob Register, Sawyer's implement
dealer, with Guy Sharar, visited Lo-
gan recently. So do not be surprised
of shortly we are called upon to an
nounce that Logan has yet another
implement house. Burt Cross would
welcome competition we are sure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Anderson of
Havre, Mont, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. C. Gard. Mr. Anderson
farmed in this vicinity in years gone.
by and while still acknowledging a
keen interest in Logan and district
finds that his ever increasing business
enterprises in the sister state, are Il
tax upon his time and energy. The
hotel business demands much of his
attention but success with a large S
has been the reward of our good
friend in his new sphere.
Butcher Beebe killed the fatted calf
at Maple Hill Farm for Frank Teets
on Monday. 4 steer which dressed
just trife under 1000 TBS, raised by
Frank, testifies eloquently as to the
type Of farmers Logan is blessed with.
/. Charlie Willis was seen on Main
St. on Tuesday, exchanging courtesies
with many local friends.