Locals list of residents and visitors in city
A long local column lists Rupert Odegard, Mrs. Barendt, Robert Gardener, Mrs. McClellan, Geo Tallmadge, Mr. and Mrs. Rother, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. West and many others visiting, stopping, or attending events in town. Several travel to Detroit, Brush, and Grand Forks for funerals, concerts, and family visits, with notes on churchgoers, students, and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hoghaug
Detroit Minn
Albert Hoghaug
Brush
Colorado
Edgar LaRue
Wisconsin
Tramp It and Beggar Tales Prompt Laughs and Caution
Washington Star notes a light exchange about hardship and employment. A weary beggar jokes about a soup today and a future millinery job while a street conversation reveals a debtor with a high board fence and a sign reading Past No Bills as a blunt warning to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Customs
Washington Star
The New Realistic Ballad Style On Display
A fragmented clipping blends verses and jokes from early 20th century humor columns. It cites lines and snippets from Cleveland Plain Dealer Cleveland Leader and Chicago Tribune. The assortment includes verses about loneliness, playful banter, and light witticisms about barber work and family dilemmas.
Charles V at Table as Described by Ascham in 1550
Emperor Charles V is portrayed at table in 1550 by Roger Ascham with four courses and lavish wine. The account notes his discerned good face and steady, generous eating and drinking, yet acknowledges his lifelong gout from age thirty. Ferdinando, king of the Romans, is mentioned as dining beside him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V
Austria
Roger Ascham
England
Barnes
Ferdinando
Speed of the Teal in a Forty Mile Breeze
The bluewing teal leads in a brisk forty mile per hour wind with the latte rascal close behind as it zips along. Some writers claim speeds of 150 miles per hour or 220 feet per second for him. Canvasback redhead and bluebill also ride a gale fast, and wing shooting fascinates because shots come beyond mortal skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies
Also Mentioned on This Page
DiLay Vita
Rupert Odegard
Warwick
City
W. H. Barendt
Webster
Robert Gardener
Minneapolis
Mrs. McClellan
New York
Mrs. Daeley
Geo, Tallmadge
Sarlea
Mrs. Rother
Perth
Mrs
J. C. West
Kathryn Spelliecy
Grand Harbor
Squires
M. A. Branson
Fulton
Grand Forks
Brennan—Clapp
N.W. Hawkinson
Rock Lake
Towner County
St. Paul
M. A. Brannon
State University of
Grand Fork
J. Bliss
Wenesday
Chautauqua
AL Alstag
Miss Hoten Small
Dovon Rae
Mrs. Meddlesman
Relatves
Hoagen
Mra
J.C. Slerts
Glascow, Mont
H. B. ‘Tibbs
Gus’ Fursteneau
Peter Timbo
Bismarck
Fred J. ‘Traynor
Rollette
Tegal
Roberts
Cando
Dr. Simmons
Tallmadge
Howard Powers
A. J. Baron
M. D. McInnis
Helena, Mont
A. M. Bond
James Brendan
Lilian Nast
Starkweather
Tom Mutcram
Watertown
Dak
D. L. Stewart
F. P. Meharry
Dr.Fawcett
Jon
Paul C. Vornholt
Leeds
Miss Traynor
Grand Works
Att
Fred J. Traynor
Lila Shortridge
Pearl Duell
Park River
Ladies Aid
The
German Lutheran Church
Brainard
Ni Gray
Jttle
Brown
Jones
Fred
Ellen Terry
Abe
Puck
Nan
Patrick Henry
Lippincott’s
Hils
Tereten
Ana Datew
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jackson
Morton
Biyther
India
Persia
Eilen
Borax
Devils Lake Brug CO
Rexall
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Marle M
Marie
Lucere Macarlan
Faith
Cleveland
Muggins
Browning's Magazine
Hewitt
Barber
Jewett
New York Press
Bome
Chicago Tribune
Free Press
Omaha World-Herald
North Pole
Denver Republican
St. Louis Star
R. L. Stevenson
Hampden
Breguet
Frank Lueck
Kelly Ave
Devils Lake
North Dekota
N. Lambert
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