Crary area notices and town talk mixed with plans
Grary Department Seeding is in full blast. Mrs H A Nicholson visits Minnesota. Hagens Rebillard rode from Lakota Sunday. Weather favors cleanup. Bert Currier returns to Grand Forks. Barber returns from Michigan. Herman Rutten on town business. Frank Miller visiting Uncle Alfred Stevens. Rumor: new brick block this summer. Rev Shawman preached. A W Burt back from Chicago. Rev Jenkin visits Rev Roberts. Miss Nellie Austin visits Miss Mary Rebillard. Cyclists say roads never better. Henry Anderson to homestead in Cato. Sidney Ford seeks land with Fred Sontton. Mrs McNeil visits sister. Miss Ida Sterns and Mrs McCarthy solicit for St Vincent hospital. Geo Humphreys moving and adding to building. Pat Kelley at No 8 over weekend. H E Stevens surveys. prosperity uncertain. Woodmen admit four new members. Local youths push toward 100 at Chautauqua picnic. Earl Olds returns from Duluth hale. Charhe Whomas studies prospects. fall shooting. O G Wanless seeks land investments. B J Ostrum expands shop with engine and trip hammer. Fancher, Eich, Day and delegation survey school section. Forty east likely surveyed into lots. Day urges Crary business to fund Odessa Narrows grade. This is too much, I won’t stand it. tomorrow I leave for my mother’s unless you bring Rocky Mountain Tea. 85 cents.
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Geo. Humphreys
Pat Kelley
H. E. Stevens
Woodmen
Chautauqua
Earl Olds
Duluth
Minnesota
Grand Harbor notes and social rounds in Norway
Grand Harbor Department W. Britton resides on his Norway plantation. The Woodmen meet at the M. and M. hall. Miss Lena Greens of Penn visits town. Mrs. L. H. Millar idle with la grippe. Royal Neighbors hold a wake and meet on the 24th. Mrs. Carslake ill but improving. McLaren to join Shee Knee club. School opens with good attendance after spring break. Mrs. Cryderman recovering from tonsillitis. Andrea Jacobson returned to Norway school. The L. O. T. M. gains strength. Shee-Knee club hears Mark Twain. Local officials clean streets. accident policy discussed with A. W. Harrison. Billy Miller appointed Phenix Insurance agent. New settlers include Joseph Strond family from Germany via Wisconsin. Strond boys to file on land. Lucille McDevitt celebrated eight birthday with friends. Socials include Sibella Stoser birthday, Mrs. Merrick and Mrs. Rodenbach gatherings. canine incident at Merrick drive.
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W. Britton
Norway
Billy Rechter
Wednesda
T. A. Bryn
Visi
Tuesda
Woodmen
M.& M. Hall
Lena Greens
Land Iman Powell Reports North Dakota Immigration Boom
A letter from Avprr? M. Powxtr to Woodward & Tierman notes unprecedented spring immigration into North Dakota boosting state population toward 450000, potentially adding a congress seat. Northwestern homeseekers arrive in large numbers, Minot and Devils Lake see heavy homestead activity, and the U S Land Office tops national entries. Local notes include Browm as mayor, water works, electricity, and a farmers railroad project to link the wheat belt with the Great Northern system. The Chautauqua Assembly gears up for June to July on Lake Sakakawea shores.
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Devils Lake N. Oak
Messrs. Woodward & Tierman
St. Louis
North Dakota
Congress
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Devils Lake
Minot
U. S. Land Office
United States
Wm. H. Browm
Wheat Belt
Great Northern
M. Powxtr
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Iechetiou
Cosistanina Varastentoo
Teast
Atk Mney
Java
Europe
Soi Pas
Wineman Bik
Wineman
Clothier
Grary Department
F. R. Stevens
H. A. Nicholson
Hagens Rebillard
Lakota
Bert Currier
Grand Forks
Frank Miller
Maryville, Mo
Alfred Stevens
Shawman
A. W. Burt
Chicago
Jenkin
Rev. Roberts
Wimbleton
Nellie Austin
Mary Rebillard
Henry Anderson
Cato Township
Sidney Ford
Arvilla
Fred Sontton
McNeil
Nisgars
D. C. McLeod
Ida Sterns
McCarthy
Crary
Charhe Whomas
Charlie
O.G. Wanless
First National Bank of
B. J. Ostrum
Sup’t. Fancher
Eich
Day
Odessa Narrows
John
Rocky Mountain
Cscorn
C. H. Will & Co
Bismarck, N. D
Wright & Stevens
Buffalo Pitts Threshers
Minneapolis Threshers
Peerless
Ramsey County
Crary, N. D
Grand Harbor Department
L. H. Millar
Geno
Buk
Jobaerg Ah
Mead
McDavitt
I. H
Todd
Charles
Cryderman
Tan ‘McLaren
W.C.T. U
Bloom
Andrea Jacobson
State Agricultural College
Reae Charge
Norway School
Grand Harbor
W. D. Millar
Mlorth, Dak
Iain
Naples
Tuesaday
Mra. Geo. Ro Sa Tenker
Slim Britton
Murchison
Eac Ng
Fagnant
Ithd
Mackay
Shee-Knee Literary Club
F. E. Merrick
Mark Twain
A. W. Harrison
W. D. Miller
The
Phenix Insurance Co
Brooklyn
N Y
Billy
Joseph Strond
Strond
Here
Penate
Germany
Wisconsin
Lucille McDevitt
Young
Peeeieces
Sibella Stoser
Hotel Mainere
F.E. Merrick
F. EB. Merrick
Rodenbach
Ars
N. D
Land
Iman” Powell
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