The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-01-15

portrayal Of their follies or eccen,
tricities, yes despite the wholesale and
wholesome paragraphing Of celebri-
ties, great and small, even the most
sensitive skinned could not take Of
tense. The collaboration Of Miss Bean
and Miss Nellie Ross should produce
something interesting.
Misses Annie and Rosie Strcdwick
were Minot visitors last week end.
The Good Samaritan Society was in
augurated on Wednesday last at the
residence of Mrs. Oliver Saugstad of
Riverside avenue. The following Of
ficers were unanimously chosen:
President, Mrs. H. c. Kuchenbecker;
vice president, Mrs. Oliver Saugstad;
secretary, Mrs. Russell Gard; assistant
secretary, Miss Laura Teets; treasur-
err, Mrs. Teets, assistant treasurer
Mrs. Jesse Giles. The society will be
the guests of Mrs. Anna Murphy on
Thursday next, 22nd, and to all cor
dial welcome is extended.
A popular young hero hailing from
the N. Prairie entered the local de-
partment store, accompanied by gun
Now, mighty hunter is this hero
who owing to Beebe's command OF
rabbit destroyers, discriminating well
nigh the species, he was unable to lead
his band to victory in recent expedi-
ton. An oyster supper, the defeated
undertook to provide, but even in this
wise they are poor performers. Frank
Berry, the jocular 500 representative
inquired what Of the gun. A desire
to annihilate some member of the Lat.
in race, any specimen would do. Fol
a while Logan was like unto the cen.
ter of troublous Mexico. The day haG
been chilly, but the evening air be.
came warmer, even sultry as the ex.
change of words, idle words, grew
more heated. But the population OF
the Latin race was in no wise reduced
rather was their prestige enhanced
Hot water, or hot air, as the incubato,
man argues.
DR.. Beebe was a Minot visitor or
Monday, having business with the
state veterinarian.
Mr.. J. E. Widdermuth of Fargo and
Mr. Thos. Lestch of Clifford, repre-
senting the Latter Day Saints, are
conducting a series of religious meet
ings at the school. There will be nc
service on Saturday owing to the Lit
erary Society occupying the school
but on Sunday evening meetings will
be resumed.
Fremont Cook, whose plucky rec
ord purchase of registered Holsteins
will be long remembered, disposed Of
seven yearling grade Holsteins to Mr.
Pitts of the Pitts postoffice. Sixty-five
dollars apiece for yearling heifers is
a fair figure and Fremont can testify
that the demand for high class stock
is rapidly increasing. A visit to Oak
Grove farm is time we'll spent.
We recently noted in an eastern pa
per, the chronicling of four genera
lions reunion, pictured and headlined
in large type. Logan as a health re-
sort is recommended by the longevity
of her inhabitants and to Mrs. Ros-
eta Waldref, must now be prefaced
the honored title of great great grand
mother. Five generations, and five
generations whom we all hope may be
gathered together in Logan to bring
comfort to an aged soul, whose one de-
sire is to see once again her many de-
scendants. Grandma, as she has been
affectionately termed by all, recently
submitted to an operation for cataract,
the good results Of which are slow in
asserting themselves. But that the