Local Notes From Warwick Neighbors Abroad
Ghas Conant visited Devils Lake last Monday while Mrs A J Pitman of Starkweather arrived Tuesday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Richardson. John Louis the elevator operator did business at Devils Lake this week. B F P Roush returned from Canada to join friends here. Moran and sister visited from Devils Lake Tuesday. Rev Chas Hilcott of Lakota ND led services last Sunday and will again next Sunday at 8 o clock. John Mclyer is building a new residence in the east part of town. J R Buttery and Milas Roxie Rymer wed at the Buttery home south of town Monday. George Meiklejein returned from California last Friday to spend a month on business. C H Jones returned from a Pacific coast trip seeking a bank location and plans to locate in Idaho. William McLarty returned from a Montana trip and will buy irrigated Idaho land and enter banking with C H B Jones. J W Cavers and wife went to the county seat on business Tuesday. Mrs Cavers returned Wednesday, Mr Cavers stayed until Thursday. Mrs G C Mead went to Devils Lake Tuesday with Grace, who stepped on a broken needle in her foot. doctor removed it the next day. Miss Lottie Thompson, studying nursing in Chicago, was reported to be recovering well from gall bladder operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghas. Conant
Devils Lake
A. J. Pitman
Starkweather
Wm. Richardson
Deuggist Moran
Chas. Hilcott
Lakota
N. D
John Mclyer
George Meiklejein
California
C. H. Jones
Pacific Coast
Idaho
William McLarty
Montana
C. H B. Jones
J. W
Cavers
Chicago
Thompson
Kollmorgan
Mueblen
Frohwerk
Ada
Minn
Bill Cunard
Bert Parre
Misa Sylvia Mansean
Amelia Amy
McLean
Ole Aerhardt
Fred Gang
Bisbee
Anthony Welzbacher
Mr. Ball
Francis
Jacob Higeon
George Ball
Great Falls
Mont
Frank Ball
Moses
Sylvia Manceau
Beatrice
Grand Harbor
Alex McLean
Western Cansole
Fiedake
P. J. McClory
Visitors and arrivals enliven CHURCHS FERRY week
Mrs Ole Hoystad and daughter Misa Ida visited Devils Lake. Mrs John McLean and Mabel came from Devils Lake. Mrs Norman Nelson visited Leeds. Dr Hocking of Devils Lake stayed with Dr Dow. Gronvold moved to J H Fulkerson residence. A P Bjorke returned from Devils Lake. Nels Sather bought a new auto from State Auto, Devils Lake. Alert Anderson returned from Montana after filing on land. Mrs A J Wirtz and baby joined Mrs Norman Nelson from Leeds. Morgan and Oscar Fulkerson packed to Crary. John Wold and bride Annie Nelson arrived from Warren and nursed in C P Olson’s house. Edwin Berg, newly installed clerk at post office, returned from Epworth. W W Barrette back from Lakota, settled on farm east of town. Townsfolk glad to have their old neighbor back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Hoystad
Misa Ida
Devils Lake
John McLean
Little Mabel
Nroman Nelson
Leeds
Dr. Hocking, Chentist
Dow
Gronvold
J. H. Fulkerson
A. P. Bjorke
Nels Sather
Maza
State Auto Company of
Alert Anderson
Hans Anderson
Montana
A. J. Wirtz
Baby
Norman Nelson
Morgan
Oscar Fulkerson
Crary
W. W. Barrette
George
Lakota
Local Notes From Starkweather Area News
Mrs Pitman visited Warwick this week to see her parents. Miss Greene begins teaching at Strand school north of town last Monday. Hon P N Anderson left for Minot for a railroad commission meeting. Miss Katie Baker started a term in James Griswold district Monday. Ed Eliott came from Devils Lake by car for local business last Tuesday. Miss Clara Amundson in Devils Lake hospital with typhoid fever improving slowly. A new school building will soon rise in Royal township near Ole Ammund property. Mrs F N Maurer and child left for Chicago for medical treatment. Sever Holm returned Saturday after months away in western and other parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Township
Ole Ammundson
F. N. Maurer
Chicago
Sever Holm
Hampden News Briefs From Winter Travel and Local Changes
Hampden Chas Stilwagon and family return from Clay City Indiana where they spent the winter with relatives. Jas Dolan bought a white Buick at Devils Lake this Saturday. A B Brandt also went to Devils Lake to retrieve his car left earlier in the week. Rural telephone expansion is noted due to bad roads, with two new lines planned south of town. Gilbert Iverson resigns as clerk for A N Haugen and returns to the farm. Gilbert Bays estv Mtes is mentioned as replacement, and Gilbert Garnes steps in temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Stilwagon
Clay City
Ind
Jas. Dolan
Devils Lake
A. B. Brandt
Hampden
Gilbert Iverson
A. N. Haugen
Gilbert “Bays
Gilbert Garnes
Edmore Briefs: Land Study Visit and Local Obituaries
Edmore reports Aifton roompoon visited Williston to survey land. Carl M. Sagen, a pioneer, died Friday afternoon April 1, 1910 at his south Edmore home. S. A. Johnsons move to Towner with household goods. Elmer Barland finished teaching at Newland consolidated schools and left for Erskine Minnesota. C W Obnstad family drove from Devils Lake and spent Sunday with Edmore friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aifton Roompoon
Williston
Carl M. Sagen
S. A. Johnson
Towner
Elmer Barland
Newland Consolidated Schools
Erskine, Minn
C. W. Obnstad
Edmore
Will and James Oglvie Return From Moosejaw Homesteads
Will and James Oglvie came back Saturday from Moosejaw Canada where they claimed homesteads but plan to stay for the summer to improve their land. John EB. Wold returned Friday from Norway after a winter visit to his boyhood home and expressed pleasure at returning to North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
James Oglvie
Moosejaw
Canada
John EB. Wold
Norway
North Dakota
Local Notes from Lawton and District
Lawton area news reports Gabe Wolden’s trip to Moose Jaw for land, a new baby girl for Mr and Mrs Court ney, and the Kops family welcoming a daughter on April 2. Other items cover moves to Wiefr, Dr. Nicholson’s return improved, Dr. Ferguson covering patients in his absence, Mr and Mrs Christian leaving for Canada, George Ruttle’s farm sale to J A Aird, and Zeman’s pneumonia treatment and gradual improvement with hospital care in Grand Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Kops
Anon
Gabe
Zeman
Zeman & Wish
Mr. Zeman
Local Notices From Devils Lake Visitors And Travel
A compilation of daily movements and life events in Devils Lake area. Residents such as Mrs Kollmorgan Mrs Mueblen and Mr Frohwerk travel, births report Bert Parre in early April, and multiple locals visit depart or plan trips to Grand Forks Great Falls and western Canada. Lively community notes include school term endings and homestead plans with several names and destinations.
Local notes from Devils Lake and Crary society
Henry Hale of Devils Lake was in Crazy Wednesday. Edward Brown returns from Grand Forks Union Commercial College this winter. Dr and Mrs McGurren and son James visited with P H McGurren. Miss Amanda Lux operated on for appendicitis at Mercy hospital Devils Lake. Crary business men donate about 200 to Crary baseball team for 1910. Noonan School District 1818 seeks central school. W M Pitt cares for Hampden farms. Olin runs store in Pitt absence. Jake King operated at Mercy hospital. Alfred Olson hired by Munich team for 80 dollars monthly. Crary creamery now running. Christ Berf manager. cream accepted Mon Wed Fri. Farmers urged to bring cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hale
Devils Lake
Edward Brown
Union Commercial College
Grand Forks
McGurren
James
P. H McGurren
Amanda Lux
Mercy Hospital
Crary
C. B. Rice
Alta Rice
California
Noonan
W. M. Pitt
Jake King
Alfred Olson
Munich
Olson
Christ Berf
Minnewaukan Siftings Farming notes and local moves
Minnewaukan notes list visitors Paul Bibow Louis Bergen and Harry Smith from Devils Lake. Geo Wigdahl named guardian of Anderson children by Judge M A Liles. Lars Nelson plans to move to Grassy Lake Canada. G T Christianson will probate with Mrs Bellsbarth and Miss Christianson executrixes. Farmers attend leasing at court house. some digging noted but lands transferred smoothly. A J Kirkeby returned from four months in the south. weather praised. Oberon played first ball game 116 to 1 against home team. marathon bases run noted. Attorney Sinness settled with Great Northern Railway Co over Iver death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bibow
Louis Bergen
Harry Smith
Devils Lake
Geo. Wigdahl
Anderson
M. A. Liles
Lars Nelson
Grassy Lake
Canada
G. T
Court House
A.J. Kirkeby
South
Florida
Louisiana
Georgia
Albert
Minnewsukan
Oberon
Sinness
St. Paul
Great North
Iverson Train Crossing Settlement Reached in Knox 1909
Iverson who was struck by train number 2 at a crossing in Knox on October 22, 1909, received a five thousand dollar cash settlement secured by attorney Butts Binnena for Mrs Iverson. The case hinged on the companys liability but no trial expenses were incurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iverson
Knox
Sinness
Butts
Foxs Cunning Reply At Campaign Shop Incident
A caustic election moment recounts Fox asking the rabid opponent to vote for him and jokingly remarking on a rope as a fam dy relic. The shop scene prompted a curt, wry reaction from Fox as observers noted the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Loudon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Warwick
The
Sentinel
John Louis
B. FP
Roush
J. R. Buttery
Milas Roxie Rymer
A. Buttery
Churchs Ferry
the Times
Herald-News
Fargo, N.D
N. D. Improvement Co
Fargo, N D
Lawton
Gabe Wolden
Moose- Jaw
Sask
Stork
Alex Courtney
Daugh
Penn
M. A. Mmler Wes
Mary Kalinowski
Devils ‘Lake
Sam’ H. Strand
Davila Lake
Rock Lake
Castoria
Flou
Homa Farmers Mill’& Elev
Emerson Coutral
Emerson
Stahis
BAM Company
Rackford, Ill
Haley & Hyland
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