City in Brief items and local society notes
A digest of local happenings includes visits by Mrs Haverfield and Mrs Clark of Rolla to city friends, Miss Constance Lee of Dunseith visiting her sister, Mrs C P Longdon, and Mrs G Eiken of Mayville preparing to return home. Also reported are a concert attendance by Mr and Mrs George Kellogg of Lakota, and Attorney Siver Scrumgard returning from a trial in iismarch. Peter Olson plans to organize an AOUW class, residents move to Devils Lake, Junior Audubon holds a season finale, a Mouse River survey will begin, and spelling contests with prizes are announced for May in the county and state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Lee
Dunseith
C. P. Longdon
Lake
Stanley Raymond
Devils Lake
Grand Forks
Herald
Bliss
North Dakota
Atkinson
Leeds
Willow City
Lakota
Harry Snell
Mr. Snell
E. M. Snell
Sask
Snell
Walter Ruggles
Lincoln Neb
L. D. Sneil
Missee Mabel Holt of Patos Visits University
Miss Mable Holt a senior at the University expects to take her B A degree in June after a pleasant vacation at home. Andy Taylor, with many friends here, passed through town en route to Devils Lake and said he was getting married that day, though he would not name the fiancée.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOLTS
Mabel
Blondie Holt
Patos
Mable Holt
Andy Taylor
Devils Lake
Andy
the Gazette
Bisbee Gazette
Local Visitors Arrive. Motor Company Expands Office
Knute Hove and family arrive from Great Falls Mont to visit relatives for months. Horton Motor Company rents a room beside Weatherwax store for an auto supplies office and wholesale trade to dealers along the line. Mrs E M Snell visits from Sask and Mrs McClellan of New York tours Crary connections. Monday musicale club meets April 25 at 8 pm in Public Library basement. Attendance at St Paul Symphony concert signals local interest in music life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Hove
Great Falls
Mont
Mrs. Hove
Mr. Hove
Great Northern
Horton Motor Company
Williston Herald
McClellan
New York
R. Daeley
McClellan's
Crary
Ft. Totten Reservation
Monday Musicale Club
St. Paul
The Third Degree's New York Drama At Grand Opera House
United Play Co presents Charles Klein's The Third Degree at Grand Opera House on Wednesday April 26 1911. A murder mystery centers on a young man under police suspicion, his wife who aids him, and his father as justice battles fear and intrigue. The play promises thrilling situations and a vigorous New York setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Klein
United Play Co
Grand Opera House
Mandt boy Gilman able to return home
Ole Mandt of Webster said his son Gilman Mandt, once hospitalized with pneumonia and later pleurisy at St. John's, is now able to be about as he nears recovery. He credited the hospital staff for the care that helped end the boy's long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Mandt
Webster
Gilman
Courier-News
Gilman Mandt
Plaza Hotel
St. John’s Hospital
Mandt
Fargo
London Chronicle
Littlejohn
Long Island
Archdeacon Bryan
Traveler reports no pessimism along route to Hankinson
Matt Camitch of Western Supply hails a favorable inland survey from Glendive to Hankinson noting farmers busily seeding or preparing to seed. He predicts a good crop with ten days of favorable weather and a generally cheerful outlook despite last year’s failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Camitch
Western Supply House
Glendive
Mont
Beach, Dickinson
Hankinson
Mr. Camitsch
Doran Challenges McGurren For Side Bet Bout
Crystal wrestler Doran issues a challenge to McGurren the Crazy wrestler for a $100 side bet. Local wrestling fans urge the match as a major attraction pending near-future plans. Easter Ball night proves a brilliant success with Mrs M and U R ladies organizing a festive event featuring red white and blue decorations and a refreshments spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bdt
Doran
Crystal
McGurren
U. R
Odd Bits and Bites From Bygone Times and Places
A collage of clipped quips and anecdotes from various papers. Notes on fashion, voting, and a bishop’s stubbornness. jokes about six bits and a seaside mayor. curiosities about jellyfish and a child’s mischievous sermon. Scattered voices reflect era manners, humor, and small-town life.
New Hat Styles for Children Display Next Saturday
Winansi millinery plans a display of the latest child hat shapes with fashionable styles. Sydney M. Goodnow returns from St. Paul with his wife and daughter who wintered in New York. They moved to a Yeoman’s house near the Farmers Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winansi i
Sydney M. Goodnow
St. Paul
New York State
Mr. Goodnow
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. W. Burr
Woforld
G. Eiken
Mayville
Senator Eiken
Svee
George A. Kellogg
Siver Scrumgard
Iismarch
Cowan
Peter Olson
City
Junior
Audubon Society
William Falger
Uline Avenue
Third Street
Haig
Bismarck
Daeleyys
Florésice Pencélton
ST. John's Hospital
Traveler
M’gurren
Tuabend
Mthia
Mr. Stiles
Mrs. Stiles
Boston Evening ‘Transcript
Biles
Toledo Blada
United States
Sam
New York Press
Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia Times
Baltimore American
Newfoundland
Pop
Little Joe
Paul Pioneer Press
Lissia Koelikert
Greenland
Aleep
Newark
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Sevon A Downs
A Y. Randall
Observer Weather Bureau
Eureka
Ramsey County Implement CO
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