The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-08-19
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) LOGAN MURMURS.

of Mrs. H. C. kuchenbecker, on Thurs
day, and the newly elected president
was greeted by goodly attendance of
members and friends. Much useful
work was accomplished, a delightful
visit enjoyed, and dainty, delicate
and delicious luncheon was charmingly
served.
Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Ole Saugstad
were the guests Of Mrs. James Egan
of University Avenue on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Kuchenbecker
enjoyed several days visiting friends
at Bismarck. The genial Herman
navigated the trusty Overland without
mishap or contravention of any speed
law.
Mrs. w. Humphrey entertained on
Thursday last many members Of the
Latter Day Saints Aid.
Mr.. Wenner was a business visitor
on Thursday last. Mr.. W. takes quite
an interest in the growth of our town
and hopes in the near future to become
a resident
The new elevator which nears COM
pletion demonstrates to the skeptical
the possibilities of gradual, yet heal.
thy growth of our town. With the
erection of bank and hardware store
this fall and the completion of the var.
ious residences contemplated, Logar
will look even more attractive to the
discriminating investor.
| Logan has now day operator and
also night operator. Raymond
Judge, quite an Adonis by the way)
is courteous, capable representative
of great organization but still re-
tains juvenile love of playing pranks
Many are won't, when weary of wait
ing for 500 service, to lean against
the depot windows. So pilfering some
red paint the stills were artistically and
literally daubed by Artist Ray. And
to his colleague he explained merrlly
how the tired hayseed would no longer
lean against their fly-stained glass
But the facetious Judge, being Irish,
is easily tired and absent mindedly sat
upon the sill in question, destroying
effectually the glossy seat of his Sab
bath pantaloons. And the bitter was
indeed bit. Next week we will give
Ravmond's views on the limited stor-
age capacity Of the feminine DOME
He's original.
Mr.. Hines is now personally. sup
cruising the local lumber yard and
huilding additional sheds to protect
the large stock of finishing lumber to
arrive.
Burlington still figures strongly on
escaping oblivion by the kindly aid Of
the Consumers Power Co. Hope deter,
red maketh the heart grow sick, but
we trust that there is still future IN
store for our western friends. The
Logan Departmental Store is, brother
Jim, now brilliantly illuminated with
electric light, plain, not colored. To-
gan leads as usual.
A. Brady, who is to represent the
new elevator, will shortly take up his
residence in our midst. Mr.. Brady is
already we'll known to the majority OF
farmers and Logan is to be congrat-
ulated on securing citizen whose
ability is emphasized by consistent
courtesy and courage to DO always
what is right.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kuchenbecker,
from Columbus, N. D., were visiting
with the folks last week end. Herman
Secundus is doing well with garage
and repair shop.
Mr.. Kiffe, the talented foreman OF
the elveator crew, is an all-round mu-
stefan and despite IL hours Of strenu-
Gus labor, finds time to proffer sweet
music to the natives, who appreciate
his efforts. Possessing a fund OF hu-
mour, patter in plenty, he delights to
exchange bouquets and photograph
ic record of various duels with the To-
cal postmaster would prove amusing.
We understand he forgot hammer
when he encountered a live slammer.
Eth?
Harry Light conducted services last
week end at Martin and Balfour.
The Logan Livery Barn has been
purchased by Gordon Nulph, who will
give teams entrusted to his care feed
and attention generously.
Mr.. William Smith and Miss Hattie
Smith left Wednesday for Tasker, N.
D., where they will locate.
Jesse Giles, of the Cozy Cafe, has
now laundry basket and this should
prove a convenience to many.
There is every promise of work up
on the foundation Of the Hall build