Local Neighborhood Happenings and Summer Moves
H J Nyhes spent last Thursday at Deville Lake and returned Friday. E Dahl completed an addition to his residence in the north part of town. Otto Anderson accepted a position at O A Frovarp general store. Wm Pennington left Tuesday for the west, destination unknown. J H Dougherty family visited Lakota. Mrs Dahl of Twin Valley Minn returned home after visiting Mrs Sander Qualey. Miss Ostes visited Lakota and Mrs R A Ogilvie. Alston and Tilpher Thompson returned from Montana and questioned its farming value. Misses Helen Woldy and Oliverl Jackson returned to the State University after Easter with their parents at Edmore. Leslie Howden left for his homestead south of Moosejaw. Gullick A Midbee added a quarter to his farm and plans heavier farming. six quarters total. W H Jones left for Devils Lake to join Aaber Auto Co as machinist. family may move later. A S Tiland, homesteaded north of town, returned from Norway to Ram sey county. M A Hoghaug promoting renomination. praised for efficient office. Oliver Knutson, bank examiner, noted critic of publishing bank statements. local concerns about a Lawton bank. Friday night at 9, a fire at John Severson’s frame barn burned, upper story lost. flax straw caused the blaze. Loss about 150. Fire confined by crews. origin of fire unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pennington
West
J. H. Dougherty
Dahl
Twin Valley
Minn
Sander Qualey
Miss Ostes
R. A. Ogilvie
Alston
Tilpher Thompson
Montana
Helen Woldy
Oliverl Jackson
Edmore
Leslie Howden
Mooseaw
Canada
Les
Gullick
A. Midbee
Here
W. H. Jones
Devils Lake
Aaber Auto Co
Jones
Tiland
Norway
Ramsey County
M. A. Hoghaug
Register of Deeds
Burke
Lawton
Local notes recount Lawton visitors and town business
Lawton’s John Wilsher transacted county seat business from Tuesday to Wednesday. Eamore banker C C Honey traveled here on business. Miss Cecil Vobayds and her brother Ludwig returned to the university after a spring break. Mr and Mrs Oje Volden came back from Minnesota. Alcide Duquette of Oakwood ND arrived to take charge of school No 3. Dr E G Nicholson expected home from Bowesmont. The paper reports printing services now offered in the Post Office building. Alfred Bosland returns from Minnesota after well digging locally. J S Anthony opens a general store in Wandrasek block with a large new warehouse. Easter ball attendees include W A Riddell Otto Anderson and John Connelley of Edmore, delayed but reached event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilsher
C. C. Honey
Eamore
Alcide Duquette
Oakwood
N. D
E. G. Nicholson
Bowesmont
C. H. Shireman
Julius ‘Anderson
Devils ‘Lake
Thatcher
Republican
Alfred Bosland
Minnesota
Anthony
Wandrasek Block
W. A. Riddell
Otto Anderson
John Connelly
Edmore
Real estate deal in town ties Hagen and Mish owner ship
Frank Kvaanicka joined the Republican advance subscription list on his return from Blooming Prairie. A real estate deal shifted ownership on Main Street as Olaf Hagen sold to Fred Mish. Hagen cites his house as too small for a growing family and plans to build or buy a larger residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kvaanicka
Giuchter
Blooming Prairie
Mion
Frank
Olaf Hagen
Fred Wh
Mish
Local Residents Heading to Montana and Nearby Areas
STARKWEATHER reports a string of residents planning travel and study. Miss Hisle and Edgar Briegedott head to Montana for claims. Miss Kulstad visited Hilda Anderson near Devils Lake. Migs Harvey and Miss Severson returned from vacation. Reverend Pitman and Grace Rich visit family near Warwick, while Mr. and Mrs. Bosworth enjoy time at Devils Lake with Bartheld family. William Abell moves to C P N Anderson’s farm. Grace McNamara returns from Minneapolis with spring millinery. Jennie Graham returns from Mayville Normal to Easter with parents near Hampden. Alfred Knight and family occupy Montagne residence on King Street. Ole Amundson travels to Devils Lake due to Clara’s illness. John Foster and others return from Castor Alberta after buying land. Crommett visits from Warwick. Mabel resumes studies at the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Mtr
A. Paitin
Tueunity
Ake
el College
Hisle
Edgar Brieged
Montana
Kulstad
Mise Hilda Anderson
Devils Lake
Migs Harvey
Mise Severson
Pitman
Grace
Besele Rich[Benson
Warwick
C. C. Bosworth
Bartheld
William Abell
Dave
C. P. N. Anderson
Grace McNamara
Minneapolis
Jennie Graham
Mayville
Hampden
Alfred Knight
Montagne
King Street
Ole Amundson
Clara
John Foster
Abe Hanson
M. ‘O'Malley
Homer Resler
Castor
Alberta
Mr. Crommett
Warwick The Misses Anderson Lee and Burton Visit Devils Lake
Warwick locals report Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Burton visiting Devils Lake this week. Mrs. Wm Richardson departed for Rochester Minnesota on Monday. Mrs. H L Rebillard returned from a Devils Lake visit. The sheriff and states attorney were at the county seat Tuesday. O'Brien of New Rockford visited the Smith home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Lee
Burton
Devils Lake
Wm. Richardson
Rochester
Minn
O'Brien
New Rockford
Smith
Minnesota visit marks family gathered in town
Mr and Mrs D B Shave and children returned from an extended visit to relatives in Minnesota. Mrs J H Selmark and Misses Clara and Annie Anderson visited with their parents over Sunday at Crazy J H Hemark. Went to the lake Monday and se compatled ten bonie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Shave
Minnesota
J. H. Selmark
Clara
Annie Anderson
J. H. Hemark
Local notes from Crary and Devils Lake area events
A weathered Crary page compiles visits and travel among residents including J H Smith, Fred Chamberlin, Julius Haugen, Andrew Hagen, Mrs M A Miller, Richard Burke, Miss Emily Medelman, and others. Births, vacations, and school departures feature with Devils Lake and Fargo connections, plus a local creamery opening planned for April 6 and a local union organizing drive in Hope township.
From The Sun Mise Quigey Chief Operator Quote
A partial OCR fragment cites misquoted words about a former chief telephone operator. The readable text mentions a flat place and attributes a quotation to a named role. Details are sparse and locations or dates are not provided in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Mise Quigey
Telephona
Local Notes Busy With Visits and Travel
Thursday wrap of town happenings lists Miss Jetele Steen returning to Mayville Normal School for graduation, Lydia Hacker visiting in Superior, Wis, Studness and companions driving to Starkweather in a Buick, Prof. Wilson scouting for law practice location, J G Jacobsons attending a golden wedding in Albert Lea, Miss Georgie Cha recovering from hospital operation, Ha day trip to Bottineau for a Sam Absalomson wedding, Dr. Thor Mohler visiting Lake Ypsilon, Banker Lysne planning return around March 28 with wife considering extended stay for climate and waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Bagelhorn
Jetele Steen
Mayville Normal School
Lydia Hacker
G. ©. Meade
Superior
Wis
Leo’ Studness
Geo. Saferg
Studness
A. Hnol
A. Hnol‘thner,Drove To Starkweather and Retn
BL. Wilson
J. G. Jacobson
Albert Lea
Minn
Town Visit Notices From The Hustler
Tony Dion of Grand Harbor and Austin Leavitte were in town on business Monday. Mrs Schutte Viested visited Devils Lake with her parents over the weekend. Several residents including Miss Mao Muehlen and Fred Bosworth traveled for business last week. Mrs Sam Strand and Mrs Buzeinger visited relatives and friends in town. The Prendergast sisters visited Bartlet relatives, Charité Richards of Kalispel arrived easing old connections. Mr Stewart of Webster was seen on Saturday greeting former friends. J Miller retired last week from a western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Dion
Grand Harbor
Schutte
Devils Lake
Austin Leavitte
Watter Chambers
Churetis Fenry Sun
Mao Muehlen
Fred Bosworth
Sam Strand
Buzeinger
Bisbee
Wm. Stocser
Penn
Mr. Stewart
Webster
J. Miller
Amos Family Reunites at Peterson Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Amos and their son spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Peterson. F H Balton has built an addition to a local property, reflecting continued home improvements in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Amos
Clarence’ Peterson
F.H. Balton
Numerous Moves and Local Happenings Across Devils Lake Area
Families relocate to farms and claims near Tokito and West Tokio as Wile house and Stewart place see new residents. Miss Gena Sten visits Devils Lake between trains. Mrs Nelson shops in Devils Lake. Peter Hintgen and family settle west of town. Great Northern work crews arrive. Nora Gregerson heads to Hayward. Simon Court visits from Fort Totten. first baseball game of season at Tokio. a baby is born to Mr. and Mrs. Miller. John Thompson assumes section duties in Warwick. Smeakle builds a barn. Chas Lothen in Warwick on business. local laborers join Great Northern construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile House
Haggerty
Familly
Winil Garton
Mrr
Gena’ Sten
Devils
Lake
Chas
Nelson
Dake
Brea Lang
Devile Lake
Garyay Fas
Hayward
Amos Slickson
Chas Nelson
Simon Court
Fort Totten
Ignatius
Tokio
Bert
John Miller
John
J. Thompson
Warwick
Mick Grothe
Williston
Lothen
Smeakle
Has
Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood. News
Herald-News
H. J. Nyhes
Deville Lake
E. Dahl
0. A. Frovarp
John Sévernon
Severson
Starkweather
The
Sentinel
Northmania Improvement Company
Iesuee
Ie Corpo
TL Not
Pastor
Wien
North Dakota
Fargo
North Pakota'Improvement Co
Eay
Crary
Scherle
Michigan City
J. H.s Smith
Aehison
Fred Chamberlin
Migs Iyersom
Twin Cities
Julius
Haugen
Andrew Hagen
McA. Miller
Wright and
Leahy
M. D. Kavanaugh
Jesten
Casselton
M.A. Miller
Richard Burke
Emily Medelman
Devils, Lake
Rudolph Hangen
Stevens Township
Henry Spangolo
Hunter
John Olver
Conle
Ed. Neibauer
Union
Art Smith
Fox Like
Portland
Oregon
Saunday
McCracken
Chatfield
Frank Whitcomb
Haince Whitcomb
Fargo Agricultural College
Annie Mullen
Katherine Orchard
Miss Hurd
Park Rapids
F. R. Stevens
Don
Mr. Foster
Stevens
Michigan
Geo. Thompson
Hope Township
Thompson
Charles G Lelth
J. Nelsom
Fox Lake
American Society of Hiquity
American Society of Rauity
Churchs Ferry
J. Hanson
C. P. Olson
Butnanade
Helen Johen
Leeda
H. R. M Murray
Charlie Huglehorn Rove
Mins Cornelis “Chambers
Devils Take
Anya
Pontmnia Tregs
Thor. Mohler
Minot
Ypsilon
Turtle Mountains
Lysne
Haya
Farmers Mill& Elev
Ass'n
Emerson
Haley & Hyland
Devile-Lake
North
Dakota
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