The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-03-05
day. cleaning details Of Saturdays
meeting Of delegates.

meeting Of delegates.
Friend Bridges, who was of the par
ty which, with temperature IS degrees
below journeyed from Minot at late
hour recently, contracted a severe cold
which still troubles him. Chris on the
same occasion froze his features faint
ly.
Logan should and will have an inf1u-
entail Farmers Club, active and en-
ergetic, body worthy of our reputa-
ton, To that end all interested are
asked to attend on Monday at p. m.
at the Post Office, Logan. This is the
day of Cards sale and your coopera-
ton is sought.
Mr., j. J. Brand, the potato king, re-
Gently purchased a high grade beef
| sire from Chris Hermanson Of South
Prairie. Joe is turning his attentions
seriously to cattle.
| Alfred Stredwick, whose herd of
milking Shorthorns is second to none
in the, state, attended the Muir sale
and was gratifed by the demand for
this excellent breed The silo repre-
sentative with much in evidence at
the Fair basement, struck a snag
when belittling Shorthorns in Alf's
hearing
Beebe's giraffe left home in search
of a meal last October, headed east
wards. Anyone knowing aught of
this quadruped's whereabouts, would
oblige Bert by towing it to the veter-
mary hospital, Logan, he figuring that
conditions will soon be perfect for
buggy riding.
Tom and Ed Saugstad are to farm
the Nedrud property on South Prairie.
The Englishman will have some neigh
bors this year, as Oliver Saugstad
will be farming the adjoining lands.
Severn will devote his energies to
dairying and garden truck, therein
displaying wisdom.
Pete Greenburg Of North Prairie
has lost that Sunny Jim expression
which was his. Cupid struck him
right.
Mr.. Tilton of Hecker, who owns one
of the most picturesque and charm
ingly situated properties along the
Murmuring Mouse, while drawing
nigh unto the appointed three score
years and ten, is muchly interested in
intensive garden culture. Last season
the product of less than an acre, was
wondrous in variety, quality and guam
tity. hs..
J. D. Bell is acclimatizing, by new
method, variety of corn which
should be much in demand for seed.
Fremont Cook is an up-to-th e-min-
ute farmer, hired men say cup all the
time" Holsteins, Duroc Jerseys, Silo,
grade horses, all of the best poultry
improvement is the latest, and along
right lines for the Wyandottes are to-
GUST the cross-breeds.
Harry Cook, of the Railway Mail
service, says "Hullo" to Logan friends
every other day. He looks we'll and
retains the smile of contentment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Giles and Giles
secundus were among distinguished
visitors the Minot society editors
omitted to mention.
Baseball problems are perplexing
Eastern fans but we understand that
as a result Of a conference 'twixt
Manager Beebe and the Mulligan ex-
pert, the season will open with perfect
harmony in our division.
To Will McDermid belongs the cred
it of marketing most hen fruit in our
town. Will has large, yet profitable
flock of feathered mortgage filters.
The irrigation bitches on the Ed
Aune farm suggest that gray mat
ter is blended with Drawn in raising
crops there.
Mr.. Mostad is among those one
year with another who succeed in get
ting potatoes quite early in the sea
son, and these are grown on prairie
hill sides.
/. All roads lead to Logan, and in that
particular vicinity they are good. The
county commissioners did not there
fore feel it necessary to call meet
ing to discuss the question in our
town. We are progressive.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Kuchenbecker,
with Masters Norval and Leicester
Warner, were within the sacred pre-
cincts last week end.
The Western Express agent was
the victim of a mysterious robbery