Devils Lake Notes And Visits Highlight Local News
Exchanges from O. M. Shipley to Devils Lake on Saturday. Many residents and visitors from Devils Lake drop in between Monday and Thursday. Births reported include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Scott and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Christofferson. A LeDuc family reunion, social events at the Hofstad home, and numerous travels to Devils Lake are noted. Judge McClory’s possible congressional bid and a crop division case near Forrest farm are also mentioned.
Wheat trade and personnel changes in Langdon
Twenty two years ago wheat fetched 60c a bushel as Langdon markets show a strong trade up to January 1 with an estimate of five hundred thousand bushels. Frank Prosser returns to Langdon on Monday. J H Devine takes a job with Stoughton and Chamberlin. Ole Scrumgard returns from Mankato after a three week visit. A M Powell leaves C L Budde to join BE I P Stade. Peter Woods comes back from Canada amid hopes of migration driven by favorable reports.
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Frank Prosser
Langdon
J. H. Devine
Stoughton & Chamberlin
Ole Scrumgard
Mankato
Minn
Community News Briefs From Brokenet Ward
Guy F Humphreys and wife visited his parents on New Year day. Father McDonald held services in the school house last Sunday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Peterson on the 22nd of last month. Bohemian wedding bells will soon be ringing and Bohemian belles stop reign ing. D J Van Zane longtime agent for Great Northern at Crystal ND accepts station here for a time. Albert Shirek Sr visited his son James over Sunday. He is father of thirteen children. Word from Mrs P H Iklemann visiting Iowa says bad weather in flat state. Our teachers returned last Saturday and resumed duties after a pleasant vacation. Coal abundant in village. dealers have plenty. Jacob Svoboda trip to western Montana last week. He filed odd of Uncle Sam's garden patch while there. John Husa and Alba shipped emigrant goods to Stanley ND last week with John Kyllonen, Chas Olson and Jalmar Nurmi. Neighbors of Frank Miki, whose wife and child died mysteriously nine miles east, suspect towel smothering by father but lack proof. A masquerade ball on New Year’s Eve drew large crowds. amusements and supper by Mrs Dahlin. Music by Guy F Humphreys and his mother Mrs D F Humphreys. Prizes to Mrs Albert Thompson and sister Miss Mildebust.
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LeDuc
Casper Bye
Clara
Devils Lake
Amy Heyer
Arthur Scrumgard
Lucile
Duncan McLeod
Frank
Kathryn Medelman
John Hoseney
Hoseney
Fulkerson
Churles Ferry
Sivert Christofferson
Odessa Township
W. L. Dolan
Devi Lake
States
Kehoe
Ruth Coleman
Carl Olson
Eyleen Blose
Harl McCanna
Fargo
L. H. Sennett
Sarahbelle McIntyre
E. H. Williams
Mary van Liewen
Wm. Schubert
Leeds
Charles Pillsbury
Shier
Blose
Pillsbury
Geo. Blose
Mr. Maher, Jr
John Pettit
Barney Keeney
Mr. Gurtin
Ripples
P. J. McClory
Congress
Judge McClory
Judge MecClory
Rock Lake
Deyila Lake
Gurtin
Burns and Forrest
Forrest
Frank Miki
Bint
Dahlin
Guy F. Humphreys
D. F. Humphreys
Albert Thompson
Mise Mildebust
Fragments on Tax Policy and Economic Change
A scribbled critique discusses envisioning perfection through inflated rhetoric and direct taxation. The author argues such measures would require closing factories and displacing workers, likening them to past experiences under free trade and noting uncertainty about achieving stated standards.
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Rock Lake Ripples
De Groat News Visit From Canada Weather Note
Rainboth and family visited Ray and Noy Do Hteub and Arta Hasge from Canada. Weather was fine. neighbors prided themselves on a lively time. Roads are in bad shape, hard on horses. Ceher up Mac and Ter Miya coming.
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Rainboth
Ray
Noy Do
Homestead Acreage in Chouteau County Montana Described
Desk notes describe 320 acres for the band, 30 acres desert land for the wife, and 640 acres in one family in Chouteau County Montana. For further information write to E. C. Carruth Havre Montana.
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Chouteau County
Montana
E. C. Carruth
Havre
Monty
Guarantee on Dakota flour promises best quality at same price
The advertisement extols Dakota flour as the clean selected kernels of the best wheat, sold at the same price as ordinary flour to make the best affordable. It urges readers to order a sack to prove its quality and warns others to avoid inferior options. Also included is an unrelated medical pitch for Dean’s Kidney Pills with patient testimonial and dealer details.
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