Local Notes From Crary and Surroundings
Mr Matthew Kavanaugh hosted an Enator dinner at the Kavanaugh home south of Crary with Mrs C A Kavanaugh and Miss Mamie Brown assisting. P H McGurren reports local wrestler Soddrugetst attended a Devils Lake bout between Hauge and Petos with Petos winning in 10 minutes and Hauge failing to continue after a cramp. Mrs McClellan and Misses Josten and Madson were guests at the Loses ter home. Mrs L B McNaney left for St Hilare Minn en route to Malmburg Ohio to care for her aged father. Chas H Laman and family arrived from Bemidji Minn and will rent a farm on the reservation. Justice Fulkerson offers to marry the first couple free of charge. Bartlett township faces a 125 tuition bill against Wheatland school district for Devon School attendees. consolidation urged. Nap Cadiex writes he moves from Regina to Watros Can to work for Monitor Mineral Water Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Kavanaugh
Enator
Kavanaugh
Crary
Matthew
C. A. Kavanaugh
Mise Mamie Brown
P. H. McGurren
Soddrugetst
Hauge
Petos
Minneasota
Devils Lake
Justice Fulkerson
Bartlett
Wheatland
Devon
Nap Cadiex
Regina
Watros
Can
Monitor Mineral Water Co
Dions Visit Grand Harbor and Local Notables
The Hustier A. E. Dion and &. A. Dion of Grand Harbor visited friends in town Saturday. Geo. W. Kline returned from Grand Forks after eye treatments. Herman Thompson and H. L. Schutte attended to business and returned from Devils Lake. Miss Maud Brubaker spent Easter east of town before returning to Devils Lake. Lars Wilingson, former Jackson postmaster, eyed a new Penn mail route. C. B. Kendall arrived from Dry Lake to handle seeding. Presbyterian girls met at church. refreshments at Mrs. Dingman’s. Rev. A. G. Batley led Easter services despite late arrival of his train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Dion
A. Dion
Grand Harbor
Dions
Geo. W. Kline
Grand Forks
Herman Thompson
H. L. Schutte
Devilsake
Maud Brubaker
Devils Lake
Lars Wilingson
Jackson
Lars
Penn
C. B. Kendall
Dry Lake
Girls Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Gessner Brothers' Lake Trip Hindered by Blizzard
Albert and Elmer Gessner drove to the lake on Wednesday and returned Thursday by train as blizzard conditions left roads impassable. The team was forced to abandon the return trip situation due to severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Elmer Gessner
Born to Ghurghes Ferry couple in Devils Lake area
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tollefton a son on Monday. Meadames Moe. Noltimier and Stansbury were shopping in Devils Lake between trains Thursday. Fred Wallow resigned from Northern Telephone to take a Minneapolis post. Hans Berg left for Epworth North Carolina. Mr. Hans Anderson returns to Canada after two weeks tending land. Mrs. John McLean and daughter Mabel visited Devils Lake from their home. Mrs. Perry Roath and daughter Rose visited the Roath sisters at the high school. Miss Ruth Ludwick heads to Malta Montana to file on land with brothers. Miss Fannie Alexander returns from Walford. Rev. M. D. Wickard visits Maza for pastoral duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Tollefton
Meadames Moe
Noltimier
Stansbury
Devils Lake
Fred Wallow
Northern Telephone Company
Minneapolis
Hans Berg
Epworth
N. C
Hans Anderson
Canada
John McLean
Mabel
James McCormick
Perry Roath
Rose
Hesper
Mary
Georgia Roath
Churches Ferry
Ruth Ludwick
Malta
Local News Roundup From Lawton Area in North Dakota
Miss Nina Disher, a popular Cavalier county teacher, travels home to Munich from Grand Forks via Lawton. Mrs. Allan Leith recovers health after hospital stay. I. O. Hoag returns from Strasburg to attend his father’s funeral in Edmore. Iver Lerum visits Braxton for business. Mail clerk Huntley stops a runaway team at Sarles but ends up in mud. Mrs. Zelenka learns of her sister’s death in Grand Forks and travels to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Disher
Lawton
Munich
Grand Forks
Disher
Cavalier County
Allan Leith
Leith
I. O. Hoag
Strasburg
Sask
Edmore
W. D. Griffin
Ada
Lawton Implt. Co
Iver Lerum
Braxton
N. D
Olaf Hagen
Huntley
Sarles
Frank Zelenka
Mrs. Skornicka
Tabor
Minn
Zelenka
James Gorecke
Pembina
Local farming figures attend to county matters
Last Saturday Mrs Gardener a leading county farmer who has been ailing recently visited Lakota with Mrs Gorecke and Miss Warrunek. Mrs Ruttle, Zaradka school teacher, traveled with them and reported the Zaradka school opened with 18 pupils and is progressing. In town Mrs Ruttle lost her purse which D Davidson later recovered and returned to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardener
Gorecke
D. Davison
Community notes on visits and local happenings in Brocket area
General Superintendent J M Gruber and St G N group toured on a special train Wednesday and Thursday, stopping in Brocket amid admiration for local growth. Local residents and farmers discussed sun farming gains, while others headed to Lakota and Minneapolis for work and duties. Andrew Hedman had a buggy runaway with no serious injuries. Miss Hilda Johnson began work with the Vierhuses. Miss Minnie Husa returned from wintering with relatives in Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gruber
G. N
Brocket
Alex Gray
J. Gr. Gray
Maki
Minneasota
D. Craig
Edmore
Ivett
Hilda Johnson
Vierhuses
Minnie Husa
Joh
Chas
Husa
Stanley N. D
John Fahey
Lakota
Andrew Hedman
Devlis Lake Visitors and Local News Roundup
Mrs A J McLaughlin and Mr A J Pitman traveled to Devils Lake last Tuesday evening and morning respectively. Eric Peterson and wife returned to Devils Lake after a Tuesday morning trip, with Mrs A J Pitman and Miss Nelson returning Saturday from Warwick. Mrs Bosworth stayed at Bartheld home during her daughter's illness. Mr and Mrs J A Hendrickson welcomed a baby boy Tuesday. Mrs L D Claurer and son Raymond attended the St Paul Symphony concert in Devils Lake Tuesday morning. Miss Clara Hodgson visited Devils Lake during village school vacation and returned Saturday afternoon. Cashier F S Grayham’s furniture moved to two rooms over the bank. Mr and Mrs Graham occupy them. Mrs McHarry and Mrs Fawcett visited Devils Lake Tuesday morning to hear the St Paul Symphony concert. Miss Emma Severson, former local teacher, visited from Crary. she teaches in Crary this year but plans university study next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McLaughlin
Devils Lake
AJ. Pitman
Eric Peterson
A. J. Pitman
Miss Nelson
Warwick
Bosworth
Bartheld
B. T. Bartheld
J. A. Hendrickson
L. D. Claurer
Raymond
St Paul
Symphony Orchestra
Clara Hodgson
Grayham
State Bank
Graham
McHarry
Fawcett
St. Paul Symphony Orchestra
Emma Severson
Crary
Homer Resler
Misa Severson
Obituary and local notes from Edmore and area
Mrs. J B Anseth has been quite sick but improving. Ingwald and Diling Hong came from near Regina to attend their father’s funeral. Chief Clerk Griffin returns to duties at Bismarck, likely to May 1. W H Davidson of Grinnell Iowa arrives to manage farming near Derrick after buying land. Davidson’s rural mail career notes. Last Monday Mes T H Woldy en-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Anseth
Ingwald
Diling Hong
Regina
Can
Griffin
Bismarck
W. H. Davidson
Grinnell
Iowa
Edmore
Derrick
Bratherwick
Davison
T. H. Woldy
Local Socials And Funeral Notice From Community
A sequence of social gatherings is noted including a late evening dinner party with Misses Aslakson and Woldy family, a surprise 16th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lake with music games and gifts, and a Women's Library club gathering with games and a lunch. Funeral services were held for Ole M. Hoag at the Lutheran church with burial nearby, and several residents are mentioned in travel plans and visits to Derrick Grand Forks and Knox as well as plans for relocation to Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aslakson
Carrie Howett
Lalu Hodgins
Sophia Sto’erson
Heith Cornelison
Ethel
Olive Aslakson
Ruth
Helen Woldy
T.H. Woldy
Ole* Lake
Newland Township
Ole M. Hoag
Mr. Hough
Local Farm and family news from Langdon area
D W McCanna of Minneapolis visited for farming matters. W Sadelmeyer came from Moose Jaw to see his family. they left Monday. A deal let J Code and R T Reese take over the livery barn and dray line. J J Litscher returned from Page where Mrs Litscher had an operation. she is recovering and due home soon. Three newborn sons announced at J A Strand Dan Murphy and Martin Severson homes. Odd Fellows lodge charter expected this month with Langdon lodge invited to perform the work and a large turnout anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. McCanna
Minneapolis
W. Sadelmeyer
Moose Jaw
Jas, Code
R. T. Reese
J. J. Litscher
Page
Langdon
Local Trade and Farming Notes at Grand Harbor
Albert Strand plans to enter the general merchandise business at Grand Harbor. A large attendance enjoyed the Easter Monday dance. Seeding operations are underway with farmers in the fields since mid last week. James Lynn and James Graham have recovered from extended illnesses and are out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Strand
Everbody
James Lynn
James Graham
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