Webster News Briefs Round Devils Lake Trip and Visits
Local items from Webster note Donald Baldwin’s Friday drive to Devils Lake and Jeurgen Johnson’s Monday train trip to the Lake. Several residents including Mrs. Franklin and Misses Alma Lena Howett plan weekend visits, while Urban McCarthy leaves for Grand Forks to attend school. Church and social notices mention a Presbyterian Sunday School gathering at Olaf Leet’s next Sabbath at 2 PM and a planned exclusive celebration rumored by Webster ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeurgen Johnson
Olaf _ Leet
Thwing and
Glauson
Alma
Lena Howett
Devils Lake
Christmas Cantata prom ises to be a success in Webster
In Webster the Christmas Cantata promises a decided success as prominent locals plan the event. Mrs Norman Morrison and Miss Sara Bell headed for California for a winter stay while Mr and Mrs Rasmus Sorenson and family left for their Denmark home. Olaf Leet toured Edmore and Tarkio area for business. Wm Spears hosted a roast park dinner at his new 4th street residence, described by attendees as the season’s event. County board meetings adjourned with various bills and bridge petitions discussed and approved or referred to committees.
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Norman Morrison
Sara Bell
California
Rasmus Sorenson
Denmark
Olaf Leet
Edmore and
Tarkweather
Wm. Spears
Webster and Vicinity
4Th Street
Derson, Maurer and McCormick
W. W. Flynn
Flynn
Ocessa i
Tex
Jed
L. D. Maurer
Fred A. Baker
Herman Ratten
State of North Dakota
George Smith
Herman Rutten
Herman Button
John A. Steelman
Freshwater Lake
Sellegard
Maurer, McCormick and Fyrstyeau
Hampden sees new livery barn and bank changes
James Cody will soon complete a new livery barn in Hampden. T A Kendall of Minneapolis is now cashier of Hampden State Bank, formerly Northfield State Bank. The Hawkinson Lumber Company delivered first lumber via the new road and railroad amenities revive village life. Several disturbances of the Bence and runks noted as the railroad brings activity. The town anticipates becoming an important business center soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cody
Arthur Fjorstad
Norway
T. A. Kendall
Minneapolis
Hampden State Bank
Hawkinson Lumber Company
Northfield State Bank
A. P. Blonde
Bence
Ramsey County Board Proceedings 1904 November 28
Official proceedings of Ramsey County Commission continued with oath of office for L D Maurer, attendance of Commissioners Anderson Maurer Fursteau and McCormick, motion to approve bills and warrants, details of bridge and road work expenses, and adjournment before noon.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ramsey County
North Dakota
Commissioners Day
Anderson, Maurer, Furstueau and McCormick
Justice of the Peace
Ole HE. Agland
OloLreland
J. F. Henry
W M Boyle
W H. Walke
Board OF County Commissioners OF
N.D
LD. Maurer
Anderson
Maurer
Gremeyard
Haning Fusl
Guierod
Farry
Rahe
C.D. Souly
Hurmiaa Atin
Devils Lake
Perioken
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Tame
Geo. Swain
Donald Baldwin
C. F. Jones
Webster
Chas. Clark
Garske
Urban McCarthy
Thurs
Grand Forks
H. A. Greenleaf
Gena
Lena Moe
Foston
Minn
Presbyterian Sunday School
C. E
F. E. Baldwin
D. D. McNaughton
Frank Egart
Devils’ Lake
Missouri
Ladies of Webster
Gath
Malaga
New York
Cape Cod
Jersey
Tee
S.oz
Algeria
W. K. Nimmo
Bangs Block
Kelly Ave
Webster P Chanel
Chris Anderson
Emil
Rich
Recsea
Chaice
Northwestern
Wael Ff
Churches Ferry
Gemeal
Northwestern Irons Worl
Bovonit
Anderson and Maure
Pleasant Township
John Brown
Jim Brown
Jim
Brown
John Nimmo
Cass
Orn Davia
Johno Nimmo
Spragua
Sameer Heine
Harold Sirchely
Radiati
Hermon Hotteny
Danial Loubert
Bond
Joss
Vor
Wagness
Dr Fawcett
Loos
Ruger
W . Siler
Siher
Horman Ratton
Jean
Jobe Close
Isco Bell
Nimmo
Dr Flath
Sos Riteman
D. G. Duell
D G Duell
Jnatios
Hurst
Ghas'Faylorrwitussa
Richard Taroer
Winnoas
Ole M. Holt
County Bridge Fond
Baymonth
Same
Mela Anderson
DeGroat Township
Grand Harbor Township
Ole Moen
Grant Arbor Township
Roger
iAlth
Waldo Batton
Chria Anderson
Bich
Hampden
Ateinoos Veehion
Pho Board
Mot
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