FRANK R. LOGAN.
 




	Frank R. Logan is an enterprising young representative of the real
estate and insurance business in Regina, being secretary and treasurer
of the Armstrong-Logan Agency, Limited, of which he has been a member
for the past eight years. His birth occurred in Carberry, Manitoba, on
the 4th of March, 1888, his parents being Robert and Charlotte B. (Brent)
Logan, both of whom are natives of Ontario, the former born in Toronto
and the latter in Paris. Robert Logan, formerly active as a private banker,
is now living retired at Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, where he served
as Indian agent at one time.  In politics he is a Liberal, while his re-
ligious faith is that of the Presbyterian church. He has two sons~: Frank
R., of this review; and Walter M., who is also associated with the Arm-
strong-Logan Agency, Limited, of Regina.
	In the acquirement of an education Frank R. Logan attended the grade
and high schools of his native city and after putting aside his textbooks
secured a position in the Merchants Bank of Carberry, Manitoba, with
which he continued for a number of years, being also employed in the
Merchants Bank at Forget, Saskatchewan.  He abandoned the banking
business to take up the study of law and was thus engaged for a period
at Carberry, Manitoba, at the same time conducting a local insurance
agency. Next he spent a brief period on the road for a lumber company
in Saskatchewan and in 1909 established his home in Regina. Here he
was connected with Anderson~Lunney & Company, Limited, until 1915,
when he became associated with James Edward Armstrong as secretary
and treasurer of the Armstrong-Logan Agency, Limited, to the continued
growth and success of which concern he has since contributed in notable
measure, by reason of his excellent executive ability and sound judgment.
He has specialized in hail insurance.
	In his political views Mr. Logan is a Liberal, and in religious faith
he is an adherent of the Knox Presbyterian church. He belongs to the
Assiniboia Club and the Wascana Country Club and is deservedly popular
in both business and social circles of his adopted city.




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