The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-07-01

The Logan nine scored well deserved
victory in a well contested game last
week end at the Newport grounds on 5.
Prairie.
Hail did considerable damage in the
vicinity during the recent storms. Mr..
David Forbes Rob Waldref, Earle Sired
wick, H. Abrahamson and Elmer Ross
Mrs Alice Shaw, superintendent of
Anamoose Hospital is enjoying a brief
vacation on the farm after eight months
continuous duty.
to lose a valuable colt as a result Of an
act of carelessness on the part of an
unknown hunter. 1t was found shot
through the leg in the pasture. the
wound being of such nature as to ne
cessitate the destroying of a colt of ex-
|ceptiOnal promise.
The growth and development of Logan
is of a steady, solid character and there
our town, lavishly endowed by nature,
boosted by a progressive bunch of citi-
zens, must and will wax strong and
pros porous. There still remain excellent
locations in several spheres of business
and we venture to predict that ere the
sun has completed it's yearly pergrina-
tons. Logan as centre of Wondrous
possibilities will be profoundly respect
Miss Hattie and Neil Thomas of Mo-
hall were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Teets of Maple Hill Farm recent
ly.
While the corn crop in many districts
is not exactly promising, Logan has
every prospect of upholding her reputa-
ton as the seed plot of North Dakota.
During the past week it has been our
pleasure to traverse many miles, and
careful observation has convinced us
that the territory adjacent to Logan ex-
crops. Rye wheat and flax fields, vieing
one with another in promise of record
yields. Alfalfa, which demonstrates the
possibilities of 500 an acre land corn
lions during the spring. is aided by
richness Of soil to mature, stock, sleek
and fat, picturing each and every type
Of Thoroughbred. A glimpse of Para
disc is reflected in the nanorama Logan
affords the traveller who seeks haven.
Mrs. Whitfield of N. Prairie was bus
mess visitor in our midst on Tuesday.
hogan n has ysry a eae Se a NEEDS Of
the public being catered to by Chris
Saugstad or Russ Gard The enterprise
promises to prove of considerable bene-
fit to the community generally.
Logan will meet Burlington, Sawyer
and all her good neighbors at the circus
on Monday, July 5th, when and where
will be assembled everybody who is any
body. to forget the trials and tribula-
tions of this wicked world midst the
frivolties Sparks combination provides.
Minot will be en- fete.
Lett over from ldSI week.
Miss Mildred CroXted from Flaxton
is enjoying a visit with Mrs. A. Berge-
Mrs. Mage Ross was viewing the
sights of Main street on Monday and re-
ports satisfactory. progress as being ap-
parent after the long seige suffered by
her daughter, Miss Mabel, whose friends
are many.
| the Latter Day Saints will take place in
the picturesque location which Mr.. Til
ton has cleared for picnic grounds at
Hecker. From July 2 to II the most
will address the many who are wont to
assemble.
The Logan Ladies ball team journeyed
| to the Will Sillman farm on Monday ev-
| ening to do battle with the chosen
among the fair sex Of South Prairie. The
home team avenged their recent defeat
teresting and truly exciting struggle. A
large attendance encouraged the daugh-
tiers Of Eve to exhibit their best and
feeling and enthusiasm ran high. Rus
impartial and apparently satisfied all
except our friend Lowe, who. as in the
va to let the
good judgment and overcome his sense
of courtesy. Abusing the umpire is a
small boys peculiar privilege, Charlie
Many local folk attended the dance
given by Mr.. and Mrs A. Mercy in hon
Four citizens of the city Nestos has
advertised so widely, journeyed by auto
| last Sabbath cen. along the valley road
| When within one mile of our placid
burg the country air proved just lit
tie too celebrating and the conveyance
turned turtle. One of the party failed
| to regain consciousness till Minot was
reached in an improvised ambulance
wagon. ~.
Masters Norval and Leicester Warner.
who for several years have been the
guests of Mrs. II. G. Kuchenbecker, left
| for South Dakota on Monday to ioin
their mother. These young folk will be
missed.
Prof. Ira Gard, who is generally con-
coded to be the premier cornet soloist Of
the Northwest, finds his services in great
demand: After touring the eastern
states for many years Mr. Gard decided
last fall to enjoy, midst the placid yet
pleasant surroundings of Logan well
merited rest But the penalty of fame
i forbids complete retirement and an ever
increasing list of engagements proves
awakens the soul.
or at Woodside Poultry Farm on We'd
nesday. Mr.. Martin is poultry enthus-
last, who understands the latent posi-
/ bilities of this growing industry and in
securing the best, is laying the founda-
4 ton of future success He is interest
ed in Wyandottes, a breed Of which he
i has many fine specimens.
i Will Humphrey has achieved fame To-
! cally as road boss, for he has gath
cred in many who in previous Years
! worked not the poll tax But the sec