The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-22

ton of selecting new site for school
house No. 2 and the removal Of the
house there onto, at Logan High
school at 2 p. m.
Will Brand has been suffering sad
ly with severe attack of pneumonia
but we are glad to learn that his con-
Mr.. Raymond Judge has been ap-
pointed as operator at our station.
Another good Irishman for Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Putney of S.
Prairie were visitors in our midst on
Tuesday. Nose has a cheerful way
with him, and always kind word for
Logan.
The Latter Day Aid were entertain
ed in right royal manner by Mrs. Will
Hecker on Thursday last. The roll
call of members showed a wondrous
attendance and among the many
friends, Mrs. Bean, Mesdames Russell,
Ralph and J. C. Gard and Mrs. Kuch-
enbecker were present from Logan.
The afternoon was devoted to plying
the needle and thread in manner indus
trious, the enjoyment of a delightful
visit, concluding with luncheon lus-
cious and varied.
There is every prospect of our town
developing rapidly in the near future,
and it behooves all who have at heart
the best interests of Logan, to get to-
gether and boost unitedly all that sug-
gests improvement. No one Individual
dominates Logan; to each and all who
have exhibited their faith in our town
by residence, interest or support, the
thanks Of the community generally are
due The population, while not exact
ly collection Of plaster saints, or
even passable limitations, comprises
men and women who would prove a
! credit to any community, and if we
individually and collectively will en-
deavor to belaud the good qualities
and belittle the faults of our neighbor
we will add to our own peace of mind,
the happiness of others and contribute
materially to the upbuilding of the
best little town on the 500. The Good
Lord created US all equal. Dollar dis
tinction is deceptive. We have loca
ton not to be surpassed, we have
every facility from a transportation
viewpoint, we have live community
of good folks and we just can't help
growing. So boost now, henceforth
and forevermore.
The Hotel Metropole has recently
registered many eastern investors.
Host Bean informs us that Jack Lon
don did not stop over at Logan, his
object in visiting Burlington and vicin-
ity being merely to obtain an insight
into the hardships of life encountered
by those who work in poor communi-
ties. Logan pictures prosperity and
plenty.
Herman Abrahamson has 100 acres
Of crop east of Logan which promises
record yield. Rye will be ready to
cut during the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rocher from the Res
ervation were the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Mosey on S. Prairie.
Mr.. Chatfield, who has extensive
farming interests north Of Battleford,
is enjoying a vacation midst the scenic
beauties of Logan.
Miss Bean, our popular postmis-
tress, in company with Miss Smith,
took in the attractions of the Heavenly
Sphere on Saturday last.
Bert Wilson and Mr.. Anderson were
visitors Tuesday.
Miss Freida' Hoff and her brother
are the guests of Mrs. Alfred Sired
wick and family.
Curtice Cross has sold the feed mill
to Mr.. Elmer Ross. Curt is enterprise
ing and as consequence is accumu-
lating rapidly many sheckels. His
recent investments in town property
should net him good return.
Mrs. Whitfield narrowly escaped SER
ious injury when horse and buggy
overturned down the new grade east
! Of town. The rood lady was some