Local Doings Highlight Town Visitors and Baseball Plans
The column lists residents and visitors including Penn a Minw Lally Hagen a teacher from the Taster School, Misa Pauls Ivereco host, farmers Toller Halversen and Wm. Benson from Norway township, and C. C. Skyberg’s family from Cummings. It notes J. O. Siverson enroute to Fargo for the North Dakota Enforcement League meeting and mentions spring field work and a proposed Big Four league with Brinsmade Churches Ferry Grand Arbor and Penn. A drive-in wedding with Rev. Wickard occurs as a groom boards a moving train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minw Lally Hagen
Taster
Misa Pauls Ivereco
Toller Halversen
Wm. Benson
Norway Township
CO. Skyberg
C. C. Skyberg
Cummings
J. O. Siverson
Dry Lake
Fargo
North Dakota Enforcement League
O. Nestegard
Almert Strand
A. P. Nelson
Nelson
Gus Tinboe
Grand Harbor
Tinboe
Thor. Nestegard
Norway
Thor
Brinsmade
Churches Ferry
Grandarbor
Penn
Lawton Brevities From The Republi
M Iago of this city learned his sister Mrs Joseph Hunter of Alsen was taken to St Paul for surgery. Mrs Fred Fish suffered ptomaine poisoning Friday. Dr Nicholson treated her and she improved. C E Pierce of Edmore guided Minnesota buyers to Ramsey county land, with dinner at L H Aaberg's. Jake Svoboda of Brocket owns a dog tied to R A Warrunek. Geo hopes it fetches during hunting season. E A Johnson of Devils Lake visited farming interests here and recalled a four month Sweden trip to Lidkoping Denmark and Norway. He prefers North Dakota now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Iago
Joseph Hunter
Alsen
St. Paul
Fred Fish
Nicholson
C. E. Pierce
Edmore
Minnesota
Ramsey County
L. H. Aaberg
Jake Svoboda
Brocket
R. A. Warrunek
Geo
Jake
iJingo
E. A. Johnson
Devils Lake
Lawton
Mr. Johnson
Lidkoping
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
North Dakota
Town Notices and Local Updates from Turtle Mountain Area
An assorted local sheet reports cattle thefts near Turtle Mountain with J E Truesdell and John Solberg in pursuit. St John branch train will run Tue and Sat until further notice. C D Mead and George White plan spring Granger Act work seeding about 260 acres. A wheat crop will be fried at Nelson Douglas residence at 11 am Saturday April 11. J J Bates will wed Marguerite Gunn. Olaf Christiansen returns from the Pacific coast. Norman Nelson made a trip to the county seat. Gus Thomley and O P Danielson head to South Dakota to file homestead claims along Milwaukee road extension. On June 1 the Hurat Mail Route No 1 will shorten six miles, routing to church then west past Jackson post office to section I. Patrons cut off will be served by a new Bringmade route starting June 1. Marriage of Ady Taylor of Rolls and Julia Foley of Devils Lake occurred at Bevilla hotel Devils Lake with Rev M D Wickard officiating. Andy Taylor, a popular ex-official of Rolla, noted among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtle Mountain
J. E. Truesdell
John Solberg
St John
C. D. Mead
George White
White
Mr. Mead
Nelson Douglas
S. F. Beer
J. J. Bates
Marguerite Gunn
Olaf Chritiansen
Pacific Coast
Norman Nelson
Gus Thomley
O. P. Danielson
South Dakota
Milwaukee Road
Hurat
Jackson Post Office
Section Seven
Tienes
Hia
Bringmade
Ady Taylor
Rolls
Sherif
Roliette County
Julia Foley
Andy Is
Rolla
Friande
Hampden Notes On Local Visits And Departures
Hampden residents report visits by Fred and Mrs Thompson to Miss Edna Merriam in Fairdale. Morris Austin traveled from Glencoe to Alsask after his father’s death. Martin Knutson arrives from Faribault to resume work at Hampden Implement. Father Dougherty visits from Langdon and plans another service on April 22. J J Litcher witnesses Cowan trial in Bismarck. Mrs Litcher to enter hospital. Olaf Knutson, brother of M A Knutson, stays a few weeks for carpentry. Wm Code and John Fowlie depart for Moose Jaw. Mrs Code to join later. L McRae and T G Ahern return from Devils Lake county camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden
Fred Thompson
Fairdale
Edna Merriam
Morris Austin
Glencoe Minn
Alsask Sask
Martin Knutson
Faribault Minn
Hampden Implement Company
Father Dougherty
Langdon
Morton's Hall
J. J. Litcher
Bismarck
Cowan
Olaf Knutson
M. A. Knutson
Wm. Code
John Fowlie
Moose Jaw
Mrs. Code
L. McRae
T. G. Ahern
Devils Lake
W. A
Easter Vacation Movements And Local Visits
Public records note Miss Thompson left Friday to spend Easter vacation while Miss Gridge Shand returns home from the University for Easter. M A Miller testified for the defense in the Cowan case in Bismarck. Mrs Ryall and her son drove to Holla after visiting relatives, and Ben Rubbelke of Minnesota visited Crary with relatives. Julius traveled to Fergus Falls to sell land, and Mr Chase of La Kota bought ten head of horses in Crary at fair cash prices. Herman Kalinowski of Balfour, ND visited Crary. Mrs Omland left Friday for Aberdeen where her husband now works in an automobile garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Thompson
Gridge Shand
M. A. Miller
Bismarck
Cowan
Lakota
Crary
Herman Kalinowski
Balfour
N. Dak
Eg Omland
Aberdeen
Starkweather Devils Lake Vacation Notes
STARKWEATHR Devils Lake to spend her vacation this week Misa Johnson is spending her vaca toln with Miss Braties at the latter's home pear, Webster. Miss Irene Dougherty came home from the university that Saturday torl '9 yinlt during the Easter vacation. Miss Loctle-Haig visited over until Wednesday at the home of Prof. Bulg. Miss Hodgson went to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Misa Johnson
Braties
Webster
Irene Dougherty
Loctle-Haig
Bulg
Local Notables Relocate and Residents Travel Over Easter
Pardes left Wesley College last Saturday to upend vacation plans and date matters here. W P Maesveré arrived Monday to handle business in the vicinity. Lester Strong rents the La Moute Freeborn farm northwest of town, with La Moute farming Henry King’s farm this year. Freddie Johnson, son of Carl Johnson, suffered a painful farm accident injuring his chin while leading a horse. prompt care followed. Miss Mabel Crommett spends Easter vacation at Warwick with family, joining Miss Bessie Richardson and Mr Crommett by auto. Mrs Pitman and Miss Nelson visit Warwick with Mrs Pitman’s parents. Rev Pardee left for Grandin to preach Sunday, continuing service here while studying at Wesley College. Minnie Angel returns to Devils Lake after visiting Mrs Resler. Resler accompanies her home. J W Kennedy travels to Alberta then toward the coast to survey Oregon and Washington country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardes
Wesley College
W. P. Maesveré
Lester Strong
la Moute
Freddie
Mabel Crommett
Warwick
Crommett
Bessie Richardson
Mr. Crommett
Local notes highlight weddings and obits in Ads Minn
Miss Smith returns to Ads public schools after visit with friends in Embree. Helen Woldy visits Easter at home. U of M student Ruth joins. McLean hosts whist party with birthday jokes and prizes. Gronboya and Relatad wed at Nekoma. Haug dies suddenly after stroke at Brant. Community extends sympathy.
Local notes and incidents from Lakota area
Oscar Johnson began work on Michal Jacobson farm last Monday. A baby girl arrived to John and Asunmas family last week. John Kyllonen attended assessors meeting in Lakota on Wednesday. John Fahey suffers severe injuries from a house fire. P G Holmes expected home Saturday after winter at Grand Forks Business College. P B Johnson made trips to Goodhue County Minnesota and Kensett, Iowa last week, returning Friday. Mr A J Gronna visited the Bae sather home early in the week. Enute Gronna has been busy nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Johnson
Michal Jacobson
Stork
John
Asunmas
John Kyllonen
Lakota
John Fahey
Severa Burda
P.G. Holmes
Grand Forks
P. B. Johnson
Goadhue County
Minn
Kensett
A. J. Gronna
Bae Sather
Enute Gronna
Business matters in rocket vicinity yield terse week
TS Hoffman was tolerated into the Fintigh Bath last Saturday, feeling nohe the worse of the effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Fintigh Bath
Deaf School Notes Highlight Graduates and Departures
Father Gall filled Father Augustine's place at the school continuing catechism lessons. Robert Platt is identified as a former student from Richardton ND and Regina from Jospeh’s sister attends the Catholic school. Charlie Dix left to help on the farm but hopes to return. Commencement is two months away with five graduates to read essays. Mrs Sheridan and Baby Richard depart for Mentor Minnesota then Minneapolis and River Falls Wisconsin to attend the Minnesota Deaf Association convention at Faribault on June 18, then to Alexandria for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall
Father Augustine
Father Gall
Robert Platt
Richardton N. D
Joséph
Regina
Charlie Dix
SuptRange
Sheridan
Baby Richard
Mentor
Minn
Webster Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
A village tally of callers and visits includes John Dohlen as a Webster caller, Mrs. Hermanson and Gilbert in the fields, Elvin Dohlen driving to Devils Lake, and Adolph Olson visiting Devils Lake. The Ladies Aid met at Ole Kleven, hay hauling underway, and several families from Starkweather to Mandts shared cake and ice cream after Sunday visits. Ray Laird returns home, and a Wisconsonite plans summer visits with Adolph Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dohlen
Webster
George Rance
Starkweather
George
Mabel
Signe
Grunenwald
Adé
White
Mary
Mandts
Bob Wallace
Dahlen
Wolfe
Devils Lake
Peter Wesley
Clifford
Kasper Wesley
Oscar Melby
Ioln Wisconsin
Adolph Olson
Kasper ]Wesley
Hartman School
Ray Laird
Ole Mandt
West
Alberta
British Columbia
Seattle
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Dakota Prairie
Med West
Tokio School Vacation Brings Enthusiasm for New Year
Toklo notes say schools closed for Easter break with reopening next Monday. Sunday school resumed with 24 attendees on opening day. Town hopes for a lively year with a stronger school presence. On April 6 Mrs. Otto Olsen hosts a birthday gathering, guests bringing baskets for a surprise celebration with dancing and refreshments. Farmers praise last week’s show, saying it benefits crops as the community gets busy for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokionial
Th. Mills
Devils Lake
Smearlis
Albert Jagua
Echools
Otto Olsen
Tus
Harvest hopes rise as Devils Lake area notes flow
Local signs show optimism for a bountiful harvest. Devils Lake activity includes Niela Strand and Tgnatina Court on business trips. Indians received a payment Wednesday boosting spirits briefly. Perfect attendance listed at Toltico School with several named students. Mrs Ward Nelson traveled for the Congress Candy House. S. B. Baker, a resident west of town, died Thursday afternoon at 77 with services and burial planned in Hamilton Town. Minnie Thompson and others visited Devils Lake. John Lange and Carl Asberg were seen about. Cleveland School No 1 opens with teacher Mrs Casper Wealey. Weather recalls a recent heavy snowstorm and Mayo Brothers consultation planned for Rochester patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niela Strand
Devils Lake
Tgnatina Court
Toltico
Eugene Chase
Kenneth Chas
Victor Bricknoa
Alfred Hingtgen
Paul Jaque
Charles Mill
Marjorie Mills
Ewald Strand
Oscar Strand
Ward
Wolfe
John Lange
Cleveland
Misa Treasie Lange
N. Morrison
Webster
Traina
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers
Cleveland School No
Casper Wealey
Wieconam
Carl Asberg
John Dohlen
Dorthy Klingel
T. Wu O'Brien
Churchgoers Brave Roads For Holy Weekend Attendances
Corrasmonac Mrs. John Rance visited st Lange s Rev Fr Lee conducted services at Sweetwater Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday with many attendees despite bad roads. Mr Burke s folks traveled to church on Sunday. Families and locals rode the Farmer s train between Devils Lake and Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleveland
Specta
Corrasmonac
John Rance
St Lange's
Lee
Sweetwater
Burke
J. M. Kelly
Andrew Leonard
Ghrske
Devils Lake
W. Samuels
Devil Lake
Academy
Sorenson
Webster
T. L. Maloney
Henry Baker
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Tims
Wickard
Andy
Sevilla
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Starkweathr
Eee
Herald-News
Smith
Fromer
Ads
Helen Woldy
Ruth
Helen
U._ Geo
McLean
Engebert A. Gronboya
Caroline Relatad
Nekoma
N. D
J. B. Unseth
Unseth
Carl Olson
Minnie Olson
Ole Haug
Branton
Mr. Haug
New York
Chicago
Eda
Efejeys
Wiike
Aii Feta
A. Otto
Monty Wee Tatet
Northwestern Sheet and Iron Works
Ucebaly
Wahpeton
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