Local Notes from Cherokee Area Residents
Weekend travel and visits populate the Cherokee community as residents attend events in nearby towns. Tributes include enrollments and teaching plans for Mias Marvel Dyslin, trips to Minneapolis for fairs, and relatives visiting from Canada, with several confirmations of farm activity and local graduations.
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Mias
Marvel Dyslin
Sand
John Frances “Shaw
Grinnell
Iowa
Ahs
Arthur Fraser
Imo ‘Fraser
Arthur Krout
Auto
Minneapolis
Ronald Wilson
Prince, Rupert
Canada
Randfather
Ww. G. Marsh
Par- Hee
4. M. Gay
School notes outline football schedule and key dates
The timetable lists one fixed date November 20 for an away game while detailing five home games and four away games in other towns. It notes new material and possible shifts in lineup as regulars compete to keep their spots, with future games at Cleghorn October 2 Correctionville here QC Meriden here October 28 Sioux Rapids here October 30 Kingaley here November 11 Armistice Day Alta here November 20 Vacant November 26 Thanksgiving Alta here.
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Cleghorn
Correctionville
Rimehar
Meriden
Kingaley
Alta
Freshman Initiation Promises Pranks At School Gym
Annual Freshman initiation, a key social event, is set for Friday night in the school gym. Seniors run the event with game hair and stunts while juniors handle refreshments and the event aims to test freshmen before they become seniors.
Galles Showcases New Neckwear and Hose Colors
Miss Mary-Sage visits with sister Mrs. O C as Des Moines trip ends. Otis Hutchinson and Cruse family host a gathering at home. Mr and Mrs Freeburn return from Minneapolis and Big Stone Lake buying merchandise, with Paul Freeburn joining Granite Falls trip.
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Galles
Model
Giething
Mary-Sage
Cruse
Otis Hutchinson
F. B.freebuu
E. F. Dubes
Minneapolis
Big Stone Lake
Paul Freeburn
Granite Falls
Columbia Again Gold Magnet in Cassiar News
A Northwest bulletin from the National Geographic Society notes renewed gold interest in Cassiar and the Stikine river region. It describes prospectors and indigenous communities welcoming a new boom while highlighting the dramatic scenery and remote mountain and river landscapes along the old Yukon trail.
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Washington
Cassiar
Northwest
Wrangell
Alaska
Stikine River
Yukon Trail
National Geographic Society
Maure
Glimpses of Stikine and Cassiar Gold Country Lore
The piece recalls Cassiar gold country and the Stikine River's reach toward Wrangell with stories of glaciers, endless flood cycles, and Native traditions of a tunnel beyond glacier walls. It notes routes to the Yukon during the 1890s rush, the risks of river travel, and a historical failed snow train experiment.
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Cassiar Creek
Cassiar
Klondike
John Muir
Pacific’ Coast
Stikine
Yosemite
Vafford
Wrangell
Stikine River
Muir
MacKenzie
Yukon
Bering Sea
British Columbia
United States
Spain
Skagway
White Horse Pass
Armstrong
Captain Armstrong
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