The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1914-02-19
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All Logan attended the Mid-Winte1
fair.
Miss Bernadine Ross. was a Minot
visitor recently.
Miss Maud Ross enjoyed pleasant
visit among friends Norwich ways.
Tom Hecker, Dad Egan and Ray
Bates attended the Democratic con.
vention on Tuesday. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Benson of NORTH
Prairie were among distinguished visi.
tors on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Mills and family
were also seen on Main street or
| Tuesday, visiting our local universal
providers.
Ezra Nulph is busy these days re-
pairing harness. Those having such
work would be we'll advised to figure
with Ezra.
Mrs. Mark Fressell from Montana
was the guest of her niece Mrs. Rus
sell Gard during the week. A surprise
visit muchly enjoyed.
A most successful dance was given
in the Oddfellows hall on Friday last.
Music, real music was furnished by
Russ Gard and Tom Saugstad.
Miss N. Ross has accepted respon-
sible position within the Magic sphere
and here CHEEKY presence is sadly
missed from local functions.
Mr.. Bean received news on Monday
of the serious illness of his son at
Millbank, S. Dakota. Mrs. and Miss
w. Bean left on Wednesday for that
town.
Frank Brand divides his leisure mo-
ments twixt the charms of Logan and
the perhaps more fascinating attrac-
tions Of Minot.
Harry Cook left for Portal on Tues
day and will commence duties as rail-
way mail clerk on Thursday night.
His run will bring him through his
home town here at times daily. @
The Burlington bard has at length
come through. Congratulations from
Logan. We like unto Sawyer, must
perchance confess the truth of Pope's
lines: "In vain they schemed, in the
vain they bled." :.
They had no poet, and are dead.
But the spirit Of emulations may
strike the latent chord of some poetic
Tyre Logan ways. Meanwhile Bur
lington lives.
Mrs. Rob Waldref recently submit
ted to a serious operation at q private
nursing home at Minot and host of
friends will be pleased to learn that
she is making most satisfactory prog
ress towards speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ole Saugstad's health has not
been of the best of late and the trials
Of exemmatic pains have sorely taxed
her strength. We trust that with the
rapid approach of spring our good
friend may be able to "skip like a
lamb" ..s.
Joe Havelena and Guy Sharar, meat
magnates from Sawyer were Logan
visitors seeking quality cattle and
hogs. Joe has learned from expert
ence that Logan's claims are based
on the goods. II
Mrs. Hazel Raney (nee Whitted)
who has been sad sufferer with rheu-
matte affection during the past two
weeks, is sufficiently convalescent ia
permit of her journey to her future
home at Des Moines, Iowa. The young
couple left on Tuesday accompanied
by the good wishes of Logan and vi
cinity. &
Miss Eva Whitfield recently returned
from the neighborhood Of Fort Dodge
Iowa, where among relatives and
friends she has been enjoying a de.
lightful three months vacation. Our
popular N. Prairite declares that after
all there is no place like N. Dakota
and the vicinity Of Logan looked good
indeed. Miss Whitfield will resume hel
duties in Ignite school district short
~.
The Good Samaritan Aid were en-.
tertained by Mrs. H. C. Kuchenbeckel
on Wednesday. A wondrous gather.
ing Of members and friends, several
from the Magic Circle, sat steadily
stitching "till eyes grew weary and
dim" and much useful work had been
accomplished. "A dainty Dutch lunch
delightfully served, restored Their
faded spirits, and before dispensing 1
pleasant visit was enjoyed BY al. d.
There are many, very many, in these
parts, who desire a paternal govern.
ment to control, regulate and allow.
ance all things, from breakfast food
to shoe shines. Others seek the gov.
eminent control Of public utilities
quite q catchy phrase, and one that
should halve the cost Of production
and operation and double the wage
Ito Uncle Sans postofiice proudly the1
point for illustration Of the many viz.
tues the system hides. Now Uncl.
Sam by law requires . mail messen
ger TO carry sacks from the postomc,
70 the crane. At least one hour, th,
indifference to time schedule displayed