The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-08

cars Of gravel have been generously
donated by the 500 company for the
betterment of Logan streets, and this
aid is due in great measure to Mr..
Browns efforts.
Ezra Nulph received news on Tues
day that a brother long resident at
Wyndmere, N. D., has passed to the
Great Unknown. Ezra left on LOG
Wednesday to pay tribute to his men,
DRY.
The Utility Blacksmith shop at Lo-
gan is busy centre. Harry Light is
experienced in every branch of the
work, and is building a reputation for
prompt and efficient service.
School election on Tuesday was
somewhat tame. Mr.. A. D. Morey was
elected as Director and Rob Waldref
was again chosen to act as Treasurer.
Mrs. J. I. Brady was a passenger on
1O6 Wednesday en- route for Casselton,
N. D., to enjoy vacation among rel
atives and host of friends. Before
departing, many delectable dishes
were thoughtfully prepared for the
popular Jack, but the prospect of
patching cast sad and sorry express
sion Ger his usually CHEEKY counten-
ance. It IS lonesome, Jack.
Logan will postpone her annual pic
mic until the third week in July. Saw
yer, Velva and Minot will entertain
earlier.
We feel that an early effort should
be made to organize a ball team.
There are many worthy opponents of
the national game hereabouts, and the
boys would receive every encourage
ment. Why not get together?
Sunday school is held at Logan Hall
each Sabbath morn, and at the school
at two o'clock. Service is at 7 p. m.
Tom and Ed Saugstad are the proud
possessors Of new Saxon six, while
Chris sports an Overland. Every
member Of the family is represented
by car.
H. C. Kuchenbecker has planted an
ornamental grove, and fenced effec-
lively, yet artistically, his residence
property on Forest street.
F. J. Whitman was a business visit
or on Tuesday, enjoying the hospital
ity of the genial H. C. K. overnight.
Dad Egan, who for twenty years
had charge of 500 section, in early
days, is acting as foreman, pro tenn,
during the absence of Art Bergeson.
The Latter Day Aid will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Alfred Stredwick on
Thursday, June 18th. A cordial invi-
tation is extended.
Among distinguished guests within
| the sacred sphere on Saturday we
must include our popular postmistress,
Miss Winnie Bean, Mr.. c. Bean, Mr..
V. Teets and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Ross.
Logan grows There are many peo-
pie few miles out, who have not
viewed the stock of general merchan-
disc that friend Ross has recently dis
played.
On Wednesday evening Capt. Ger
ringer of the Salvation Army, ably as
sisted by Mrs. Earle Stredwick, held
most interesting meeting at the
school house. The attendance was not
as large as might have been expected,
had wider publicity been afforded the
announcements, but those who were
present, listened to an instructive and
elevating address.
The publicity that is afforded Logan
week by week, through this column,
helps the town. Cannot you assist the
local correspondent, by contributing
occasionally pleasant item.
The active cooperation of the town
folk and our good neighbors is invited
to insure the success of the forthcom-
ing Logan picnic. 1t is only few
weeks to the biggest day in our his
tory.