Neighborhood News In Hesrid Area Highlights Local Visits
Martin Ellenbaum arrived Friday to visit relatives and friends. Katie McKay came from Lang Monday and joined P. J. Antony for a trip to Devils Lake Tuesday to see his sister in the hospital. Nic Helten sought further post operative treatment in Devils Lake. James Tyrrell left for Mount Clemens Michigan to seek rheumatic relief. John Anger invested in North Dakota soil driven by thoughts of Paul Janinski. Alcide Duquette attends teachers institute at the university. Miss Cecil Vobayda returned from Grand Forks with companions. Miss Christine Lunde and Miss Laura MacDonald visit in Forest River and Oregon. Fred Ward completed the new telephone line and plans the north line soon. Denham arrives from Grand Forks to review the Lawton hotel, eyeing a purchase or rental.
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Hesrid
Martin Ellenbaum
Katie McKay
Lang
P. J. Antony
Devils Lake
Mrs. Anthony
Aleck McNab
Ole Mansfield
W. H., Farre
O. B. Thompson
Mrs. Antony
Nic Helten
Devils
L. Thebes
Keatchewan
Alcide Duquette
Teachers’ Institute
Cecil Vobayda
Grand Forks
Laura Macdonald
Forest River
Christine Lunde
Kenyon
Tin
E. A. Lunde
Miea Lunde
Oregon
Fred Ward
Denham
Lawton
Hendrickson
Rogers
Calvin
Portland
North Dakota
Martin Orday
A. Q. Sather Company
South Dakota
Joe Valencourt
Wisconsin
Crary Public Reports Farm Visits and Crop Notes
Mrs. Joseph Leduc visits relatives in Cheboygan Michigan for weeks while banker Hans Algand from Knox Benson County inspects a farm west of town. R. Stevens toured Edmore and many crops show improvement. Mirkey Wes Eygngitz Lang and Jocas visiting Crary from Brocket report Door crop conditions. Harry Baker, a reservation resident, lost his entire crop weeks ago. Mrs. Anna Moon travels from Seattle to Minneapolis and visits Crary friends Chas. Dal) and the Sand Bros.
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Joseph Leduc
Cheboy- Bib
Mich
Hans Algand
Knox Benson County
Knox
R. Stevens
Edmore
Mirkey Wes Eygngitz Lang
Tom Brocket
Harry Baker
Crary
Anna Moon
Seattle
Minneapolis
Chas. Dal
Sand Bros
Old Country
Local Residents Engage in Harvest and Social Events
Gordie Davidson began harvesting oats on Wednesday. Geo Best and J Bannerman from Medford visited town on Tuesday. Miss Marie Lunde visited Mr and Mrs Engefather of Rocket on Tuesday. Miss Hazel Christian held a sixth birthday party Tuesday afternoon. Miss Leta Gibbons attended a teachers institute this week at the university.
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Gordie Davidson
Geo. Best
J. Bannerman
Medford
Marie Lunde
Engefather
Rocket
Hazel Christian
Leta Gibbons
Teachers’ Institute
Uni
Born to Mr and Mrs Kallickoski a daughter
The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bina Friday and presented them with a daughter. Ed Vaith's little daughter has been seriously ill the past week. Mrs Ed Vaith returned Wednesday from a five week visit in Montana. Doris Leet of Webster visits her grandparents here. Mrs Humphreys returned from a visit to Webster. Mr and Mrs Guy Humphreys returned to Minot last week. Mrs Lahti and daughter left for Minnesota. A Thompson and Emer Micheal bust went to Lakota on business. L B Ray T B Bye and Mrs Bye visited Petersburg Tuesday. Willie Helt visiting Svoboda family left for Distance Tuesday. Emma and Herman Svoboda accompany him. Mrs Guri Johnson and son Oscar left Wednesday for Petersburg.
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Herman Kallickoski
Ed. Vaith
Montana
Doris Leet
Webster
Minnesota
A. Thompson
Emer Michealbust
Lakota
L. B. Ray
T. B. Bye
P. Bye
Petersburg
Willie Helt
Svoboda
Dis Ance
Emma
Herman Svoboda
Guri Johnson
Oscar
Stork
Frank Bina
Edmore Visitors Send Warm Greetings and News
Rey and Mrs. C Stinson, formerly of this place now in Grafton, visited Edmore last Friday for several days with Edmore friends. D. W. Brennan and Hoitor Mills of the Devils Lake Inter Ocean promoted subscriptions. Ole Anderson and J Braund with Mr. Braund’s father toured Park River on their return. Mrs. Geo McLean hosted a lawn party for Aunt Flora Just from Toronto, a large Edmore delegation attended with light refreshments.
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Rey
Ole Anderson
J. Braund
Park River
Braund
Geo. McLean
Flora Just
Toronto
Can
Edmore
Local Social Notes From Devils Lake and Surrounding Towns
Residents report visits and travel in the region. Mabel Jorvenson visited Ha mar the fore portion of the week to see her relatives. Mrs. Herman Schmitt traveled from Devils Lake between trains Tuesday after a Washburn visit. Aug Carlson plans a St Paul trip to consult a spine specialist. Roland L Kirsch’s illness brings Argyle relatives here, while Sheriff Talley and others conduct business from Minnewankan and Devils Lake.
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the Sentinel
Joun Thorson
Montana
Mise Mabel Jorvenson
Hamar
Herman Schmitt
Devils Lake
Washburn
N. C
Omah Owings
Moline
S. A. Baker
Carlson
St. Paul
P. Kirsch
Argyle
Minn
Tolna
Lc, Haughland
Local Notes From Edmore Area Rural Visits
Miss Lena Hill visits sisters in Flaxton North Dakota. Harwood of Sarles buys potatoes in Edmore. Mrs F J Kelly and two children visit Atty Grimson in Munich. M A Hoghaug greets Edmore friends. Peter Matson from Devols Lake visits Sunday. Mrs E M Crary hosts Woman's Home Missionary Society. Senator Fred Baker travels to Devils Lake after farming near Hampden. Farmers busy with hay, weather slows amasses.
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Lena Hill
Flaxton
N. D
Harwood
Sarles
Edmore
F. J. Kelly
Atty. Grimson
Munich
Register of Deeds
M. A. Hoghaug
Peter Matson
Devols Lake
E. M. Crary
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Fred Baker
Devils Lake
Hampden
Hampden News Notes From Guardian Reporter
County Auditor Rice and family visited Hampden en route to Langdon to see friends. Various locals left for home or visits including Miss Clara Johnson and A Stotts. Mrs. T S Anderson returned from Wisconsin. Martin Stogleberg and Martin Olsen tripped to see lands in Canada and Moose Jaw. Nela Johnson returned from Moose Jaw. W L Howe resumed depot duties after six weeks. Shur left for Fargo. Oscar Ranstad learned of his father’s death in Iowa and left for funeral with Robi Rasmussen. E R Swarthout witnessed Hugh Ray final proof at Devils Lake. Emma Engen visits with Leslie Strong. Farmers Elevator directors plan season opening. Andrew Hangen named buyer. facility to handle grain, coal, flour, twine. Rev G Nordberg to reside in Hampden as minister. rented south cottage. Hampden welcomes a resident pastor. town needs one.
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Rice
Hampden
Langdon
Clara. Johnson
Clarissa
Minn
A. Stotts
Derrick
Bruce Craige
T. S. Anderson
Wisconsin
Martin Stogleberg
Rolette
N. D
H. M. Roe
Martin Olsen
Moose Jaw
Can
Nela Johnson
Canada
W. L. Howe
Mr. Shur
Fargo
Oscar Ranstad
Iowa
Wis
Robi. Rasmussen
E. R. Swarthout
Devils Lake
Hugh Ray
Emma Engen
Brocket
Leslie Strong
Farmers Elevator Company
Beason
Andrew Hangen
G. Nordberg
Local social notes and visits across Devils Lake area
Miss Ruth Gessner visits Misses Eva and Alice Nelson. Mrs A M Holt of Devils Lake visits with Miss Mae Mucklen. Mrs George Bail in Devils Lake on business between trains. L M Anderson leaves for Grand Forks seeking work. Charlie Bosworth of Devils Lake visits. Miss Adele Thompson and Howard Maher of Devils Lake visit Penn. Miss Bella Tollefson of Norway township visits sister Mrs Christ Madsen. Frank Ball leaves for air Lake to visit brother. Mrs Thorson returns to Hong NC after visiting Mrs Gundrud. Mr and Mrs Asher of Kansas City arrive. Asher becomes Great Northern agent here. Mr Frank Gessner and son Warren go to Rugby for Warren's eye operation after prior burn incident.
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Ruth Gessner
Eva
Alice Nelson
A. M. Holt
Devils Lake
Mae Mucklen
George Bail
L. M. Anderson
Grand Forks
Charlie Bosworth
Adele Thompson
Howard Maher
Penn
Bella Tollefson
Norway Township
Christ Madsen
Frank Ball
Air Lake
Thorson
Hong
N. C
Gundrud
Asher
Kansas City
Great Northern
Ackerman
Frank Gessner
Warren
Rugby
Churchs Ferry Notes From The Sun District Roundup
Mr Vern Ludwick arrives from Minnesota and Mr McCormick family returns from Chautauqua. Miss Stella Knox visits Knox while many locals appear for short trips and family updates. A two year old nearly fatally poisoned by sulphate of strychnine is saved after quick medical work. Local farming reports, road and post route changes, births, deaths, and a post office handwriting probe conclude with a potential penitentiary penalty for illicit letters.
Devils Lake News Roundup Highlights Local Folks Activities
Special Correspondent notes Mrs Erickson and Mrs Mills in Devils Lake this Monday while Francis Chase travels between trains and Albert Jaqua visits on business. Grace McNamara and Martha Olsen also figure in town events with Olsen taking a clerk job at Taklo Mercantile. D Graves returns with a Sunday school organ as Indians receive pay and attend services. A Sunday school vote approves purchasing an organ from Chas Nadine Plano Co and funds are raised. the organ will debut next Sunday. Local baseball at Devils Lake yields a long, contentious game with two umpires and many heated calls, originally slated as Hillsdale versus Tokio but rearranged with Warwick players seeking entry, producing a very close contest.
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Chas. S. Nadine Plano Co
Devils Lake
Hillsdale
Tokio
Warwick
Eama
Local visitors and births noted in Northfield area
John Bowiger with Maj or John Dougherty left this week for a visit to Northfield Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Marcus Gaa celebrate arrival of a fine girl at their home last Tuesday. Miss Beatrice Morgan visited Devil Lake with the Adams family in the past week. Mrs James Brown visits relatives near Carple and notes that Jeropa are looking good in that vicinity.
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John Bowiger
John Dougherty
Northfield
Minnesota
Marcus Gaa
Beatrice Morgan
Devil Lake
Adams
James Brown
Carple
Jeropa
Warwick Wins Wild 16 19 In Noisy Battery Game
A rambunctious crowd witnessed a long, loud baseball clash where Warwick outlasted Devils Heart 19 to 16. The article mocks poor play, notes next Sunday’s matchup, and jokes about umpire temper while urging parents to visit schools more often.
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Warwick
Devils Heart
University At North Dakota Stands For Quality Education
Selecting a university for college education involves five considerations. The University of North Dakota excels in leadership, scholastic standing, environment, and equipment. It offers liberal arts, sciences, law, medicine, education, mining, civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering programs.
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University of North Dakota
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