The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-09-30

meal Having obeyed the teaching Of
the Master and fed the hungry. the in
stopped at Logan and the conductor of
the train sought Dad to introduce him
to a man whom Prosperity had since at
| tended, and the kindly act Of year
hood OF man is real, when removed from
political atmosphere.
The bipartisan Political League
Among the many thousands who have
given post dated six dollar checks for
value not yet received a large per cent
Their connected with the organization.
but no postal address is available. 1t
would be interesting to learn just what
accumulated cash. which remains to pro-
vide the long suffering farmer the oft
sought panacea for political ills. The
checks are not payable to the Non-Par-
ual solicitor, who is hired at a small
daily wage to sell this modern gold
brick. The methods employed are hard
ly such as should command our conf
dence or checks
Elder. Sparkling and Mr.. Waggoner of
the Latter Day Saints, conducted service
in this vicinity on Sunday last.
Mr.. A. G. Nedrud has wondrous CROP
of Canadian field peas, also fine field
of Alfalfa, ready for a third cutting, on
his fertile valley farm in addition to
tually the superiority Of Logan soil.
Mrs Earle Stredwick. who has had an
anxious period of late, owing to the ser.
ious illness of her infant son. and
daughter Alice returned from Minot on
Tuesday. The little ones are progress
ing slowly, yet surely, but some time
must elapse ere they can enjoy the full
blessing Of good health.
Mrs. Jesse Howard and Miss Bean,
visitors on Wednesday. sawyer pos
sesses a facetious few who find it diff
cult to realize the rapid and remarkable
growth of Logan We commend to them
kindly the story Of the farmer. the COW,
Stephenson and his steam engine. Pro-
ceivable. Fifty-two cars of grain have
already been shipped from this point
and as many more await shipment. Com
PARSONS are odious but There's Rea-
SON." Sister Sawyer.
Reece Dickey has suffered sadly with
sickness severe. but we are pleased to
note he is now on the mend. After So
jour-, in st. Joseph's hospital he sought
the charms of LOgan's scenic beauty, to
remind him how near Paradise this good
old earth could approach Mr. SmallWood
and friend Reece were welcome visitors
on Wednesday.
Divine service is held at Logan school
each Sabbath afternoon and evening.
Sunday school at II and 2:SO and Chris
tian Endeavor at 1880. Everyone Is ex-
tended cordial invitation.
The Samaritan Ladies Aid were the
guests Of Mrs J. J. Murphy of Riverside
Avenue on Thursday last. An interest
ing and enjoyable meeting was attended
by many members and friends who &C
considerable work. Mrs. Oh
liver Saugstad whose efforts are respon-
sible for the success of the Society, was
agani chosen as president.
Following the establishment of bank
and the erection of the Minnekota ele-
vator, the demand for business lots at
Logan has been brisk. There IS still an
excellent opening for a hardware store
and implement yard and a fine territory
awaits the enterprise of those who are
looking for an opportunity which occurs
but seldom.
burlington is to have electric lights
and the Burlngtonites hope 1915 will
see their aspirations take shape. We
hope so too. for it is many moons since
the sunny optimism Of Jim first an
nounced to a wondering world that Bur.
lington wanted to be rescued from the
obscurity Nature decreed should be
theirs. An artificial brilliancy will SUI
hce.
Sawyer is booming, many being at
tracted by the closing out sales made
necessary by the growth OF Logan. MI
Desperandum, Sawyer
Mrs. Arthur Bergesoi was among the
visitors enjoying the attractions Of the
Heavenly Sphere during the week. 10
DR.. Fl. NJ Greenfield, formerly OF Ana
moose, is now located at M1not. The
Doctor for many years was assistant
surgeon at the General Hospital in Vi
emma, Austria.