The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-08-17

JACK MchlnnOn, one VI CHe 1edulilS
merchants from the village profanity
rescued recently from obscurity, was
a welcome visitor on Monday evening
Black sheep find, shelter in every
flock, and it must not be assumed that
in drawing attention to an occasional
oddly that the flock generally is not
respected.
Mrs. Brady, Miss Edith Brady and
Mrs. A. H. Thomas Of Deering spent
Tuesday midst the scenic beauties Of
Logan, as guests of J. l. Brady ano
his good lady.
Mr.. M. L. Hines has just complet.
eG a considerable addition to the lum.
Der shed at this point, and the yarc
is now stocked to handle any order
large or small.
Mrs. Johnson and daughter, from
Burlington, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Stredwick. The lack of g
these good folk.
The long, lean. lank, cadaverous
scribe, whose vaporings SO often II
ritate, is privileged to fill a gap in
Uncle Sans service as Acting Post
master at Logan.
J. J. Brand, Logan's cabbage king
and potato potentate, reports de-
mand at fancy figure for garden pro
duce. Joe is never caught with all his
eggs in one basket.
Mr.. l.. V. Brown, 500 representa-
tive, left our station, without saying
goodbye, or I'll send it to you little
later on. Mr.. Erickson now attends
to the company's interests.
Mrs. j. J. Murphy, who has enjoyed
a delightful vacation with relatives
and friends within the Magic sphere
during the past few weeks, is again
resident at Riverside Avenue.
Mrs. James Boylan, who has beer
the guest of Mr.. J. J. Howard of For.
est Drive during the past week, is now
enjoying the varied destinations of life
within the Heavenly precincts.
Jesse Pearson arrived from Clear
Lake, Mimi, and is making all prepar-
ations for the coming threshing sea,
son. Jesse, as a rule, separates much
of the local wheat from the chatf.
Mrs. Art Bergeson left on Tuesday
to visit friends and relatives at Flax
ton, and will then journey to White.
head, Montana, there to enjoy well
earned vacation. Art already looks
lonesome.
The members of the Latter Day Aid
were entertained on Thursday by Mrs
Ezra Nulpl. The attendance was rep
resentative, and much useful work was
accomplished. A dainty lunch was
Hastily served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Myers are now
occupying the sweet little bungalow
previously referred to, and which ar
oused the envy Of Tasker. Charming
ly furnished, it certainly is coy
nook.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Kuchenbecker
autoed last week end to Columbus, N.
D., and enjoyed pleasing visit with
Herman Secundus, his helpmeet, and
the little lady who is the apple of
Grandpa's eye.
Miss Havelena has resumed the
music lessons, which attracted so
many of the young ladies of our town.
We would like to see few of the boys
cultivate taste for the charms which
music affords.
Mr.. Sid Stredwick has been serious
ly indisposed of late and on Monday
the attendance of physician became
necessary. Mrs. Cora Chatfeld is in
charge Of the patient and favorable
bulletin is anxiously awaited.
Ray Bates, who recently wandered
to the Treasure State, is now right
hand man to the Horning Auto Co., at
Nashua. He reports business brisk,
possibilities great and everything in
the garden absolutely grand.