Local social notes reflect weddings and movements
Mrs C W Leverich left for Sumner Illinois with Mrs Lane who visits her daughter. Hallstein Nestergard nuptials noted in Norway township. Miss Mae Muehlen and George Ball played music at Leeds dance. Penn Elevator board held a meeting despite weather. directors Morgan Ellingson absent, Mitchell and Stversson and Manager Schutte attended. Chas Stewart aids a sick horse and praises Chicago veterinary studies. A J Mitchell reports South Dakota snow conditions and sleighing. Penn Telephone rent cut for stockholders from 150 to 50 cents. renters keep old rate. Henry Berg and Jennie Dudlang obtain a marriage license. Joseph and Mrs Hanson greet a baby girl at Orvis House. Mrs Flath visits son Oakley ill but improving. Englehorn and Sather return from Seattle. copper property shows promise though transport remains a challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Leverich
Sumner
Ill
Lane
Wm. Kuhnert
B. H. McCahan
Henry Halvorsen
Hans Hanson
Norway Township
McCahan
George Ball
Mae Muehlen
Leeds
H. L. Schutte
M. Morgan
A. S. Miller
Geno
Benson County
Penn Elevator Company
Morgan and
Ellingson
Mitchell and
Stversson
Schutte
Chas. Stewart
College of Veterinary
Chicago
Geo. Dingman
Stewart
A. J. Mitchell
South Dakota
Henry
Devilg Lake
Henry Berg
Jennie Dudlang
Stanley
Wis
Joseph Hanson
Orvis House
North Dakota
Flath
Drayton
Local Notices and Travels Amid Straits Sun Readership
Dr James A Dow the popular dentist visited his Stratford Ontario home for weeks and returned this week. Mr Jacob Elganen of Penn a prosperous farmer called at our sanctum renewing his Sun subscription. Mr H A Moe traveled to Devils Lake Tuesday for hardware dealers convention duties and attended Knights Templar degrees for S J Atkins of Cando. J G Jacobson left Sunday for extended south east trip planning Texas Panama and other southern points returning via New York or San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dow
Stratford
Ont
Jacob Elganen
Penn
H. A. Moe
Devils Lake
Hardware Dealers’ Association
Knights Templar
S. J. Atkins
Cando
C. J. Atkin
J. G. Jacobson
Minneapolis
Texas
Panama
New York
San Francis
Local Notes From Starkweather Area Weekly Roundup
Martin Olson returned from a lying trip near Moose Jaw on Thursday. Ted Nelson of Union visits his aunt and uncle C A Morton. Carl Knudson came back from Rothsay Minnesota last Saturday. Mrs M Mortenson and children return from Thompson Indiana. Mr and Mrs James Ford of Weaver welcomed a baby girl last Saturday. Starkweather Telephone directors met at the treasurer’s office Monday and report fine conditions. Mrs C A Morton leaves for Fargo to have a dentist drill removed after a prior bad filling caused trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Olson
Moose Jaw
Ted Nelson
Union
C. A. Morton
Carl Knudson
Rothsay
Minn
M. Mortenson
Thompson, In
James Ford
Weaver
Starkweather Telephone Company
Fargo
From The News Briefs In Edmore Area
Miss Drager returned from Lawton visit on Wednesday. Mrs D F Humphreys is reported sick. Miss Iva Adler has typhoid and may enter hospital. Miss Hilma Johnson and Mrs A Hooker were Edmore visitors. P J Kelly went to Fargo for Grain Growers convention crowd. E O Engesather also to Fargo for the convention then Petersberg for Sons of Norway celebration. Albert Kouba consulted Dr Ferguson about three wounds in his foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drager
Lawton
D. F. Humphreys
Iva Adler
Hilma Johnson
A. Hooker
Edmore
P. . Kelly
Fargo
E. O. Engesather
Petersberg
Sons of Norway
Albert Kouba
Dr. Ferguson
Foot wound turns black prompting doctor visit
The injured individual Kouba, after a pitchfork accident the prior day, developed increasing pain and a blackened wound and sought immediate medical consultation.
Local notes from Munich and vicinity cheer events and concerns
John D. Janzen returned from Nebraska enjoying mild weather and rides with his brother J C Janzen in Henderson. J J Penner is ill with quinsy. Mr and Mrs Jas Thompson returned to Wisconsin after visiting Mrs Thompson's sister. Peter Kilewer's home quarantined for scarlet fever in a four year old. Horses die from dirt in straw and lack of grain. Bert cases include Ginley mare loss and multiple horse losses. A bench warrant is issued for B J Roe for maintaining a nuisance. The Burt home hosted a Saturday gathering with Misses Mable and Hazel Burt entertaining about sixteen friends with singing games and a cocoa luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Janzen
J. C. Janzen
Henderson
Neb
Nebraska
John
Herman Shields
J. J. Penner
Quinsy
Jas. Thompson
Wisconsin
Thompson
Herman Finder
Peter Kilewer
Martin Ginley
H. BH
Jake Pankratz
John Fitzgerald
B. J. Roe
Burt
Misses Mable
Hazel Burt
Mrs Burt
Crary Social Roundtable Notes and Travel Highlights
Local residents hosted guests at the Sagmoen home for tea, while the town reported quarantines for scarlet fever at the Brown residence. J W Kelly traveled to Devils Lake and Lakota, with several business visits noted. QO C Sagmoen and Rev and Mrs Smith hosted dinners, and J H Smith plans a return to Minneapolis for winter. B A Reiter embarks for the east with a Detroit stop, marking nine years since last home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kelly
Jesten and
Severson
Sagmoen
Robert Brown
John
W. H. Walke
Devils Lake
Paul Iverson
Fred Aronson
Devon
Crary
Lakota
QO. C. Sagmoen
First National Bank
B. A. Relter
East
Twin Cities
Detroit
Mich
Forslof Named Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff elect John McLean
Andrew Forslof is appointed deputy sheriff for 1911 to serve papers in suits where litigants reside locally. He previously served under Ever Wagness and Herman Rutten. A letter from L. McClennan places the Forslof family in Greensburg, Pa. where he works for New Alexandria Coke Co. Some family members plan to return to North Dakota next summer. 8. J. Dean has sold his meat market to Harry L. Hayden of Webster. Hayden will run the business. Dean will focus on auction sales and shipping livestock to eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Forslof
John McLean
Forslof
Ever Wagness
Herman Rutten
McClennan
Greensberg
New Alexandria Coke Company
North Dakota
J. Dean
Harry L. Hayden
Webster
Hayden
Dean
EdmoreResidents Involved In Local and Regional Affairs
L J Regelstad of Highland township transacted business in Edmore Tuesday. J B Clemens visited friends in Lakota between trains Monday. Dr R M Cox returned to Edmore Saturday after transporting his wife’s remains to Ripon Wisconsin for burial. Mr and Mrs J W Wheeler returned Tuesday from Mapes where they attended the funeral of Mrs Wheeler’s father. Charles Dougherty came from Lakota Monday for a week visiting his brother. T H Woody attended a stockholders meeting of the Commercial Mutual Fire Insurance Co at Grand Forks last week and was elected a director for the coming year. Mrs D Heddon of Columbus Ontario arrived Tuesday to surprise her two sons Al and Thomas. She plans to visit two daughters in Glasgow Montana and a son in Olds Alberta before returning home. H J Nyhus left Saturday for Waupun Wisconsin to take charge of a new bank for a limited time. J S Rosholt and others plan to open a new bank there. Nyhus will start it and may move permanently, though Edmore friends hope he stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmore
Herald-News
L. J. Regelstad
Highland Township
J. B. Clemens
Lakota
R. M. Cox
Ripon
Wis
J. W. Wheeler
Mapes
T. H. Woody
Grand Forks i
Commercial Mutual Fire Insurance Co
D. Heddon
Columbus
Ontario
Thomas
Glasgow
Montana
Olds
Alberta
H. J. Nyhus
Waupaca
Rosholt
Mr. Nybus
Local social notes from Brocket area and visitors
Mrs John Vasicek of Brocket and her son Albert visited brother Frank Nyman on Tuesday. Albert will stay for winter school. Miss Katherine Kennedy visited Mr and Mrs A B Bruce and leaves for Grand Forks to study at Aakers Business College. A boy, about 12, swallowed camphor and turpentine liniment. stomach pump relieved distress. Noted visits include Frank Klug and Fred Sackenreuter with Nick Klick. Iva Adler of Brockett is ill with typhoid and appendicitis. nurse from Grand Forks aiding. Alston Thomas of Moose Jaw tours Lawton and Edmore. James Donahue recovering from wagon fall. plans for a Tikus supper by invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vasicek
Brocket
Albert
Frank Nyman
Katherine Kennedy
A. B. Bruce
Miss Kennedy
Grand Forks
Aakers Business College
Andrew Swanson
Nicholson
Frank Klug
Shepherd Township
Fred Sackenreuter
Lawton Township
Nick Klick
Noonan Township
Iva
Sam Adler
Brocketts
Lawton
Alston Thomas
Moose Jaw
Sask
Edmore
James Donahue
Hoe
Messrs
Dvorak and Hagen Host Evening at Lawton Hotel
A Lawton hotel gathering Saturday evening featured Dvorak and Hagen with a supper enjoyed by all. Afterward whist players resumed until midnight before the party dispersed. Sam Emonson of Grand Forks returned from Bottineau to visit his brother-in-law Sam Anderson, leaving Tuesday morning with his young daughter who had been visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dvorak
Hagen
Lawton
Local notes from Skow area and nearby travels
Leo Maloney visited Skow’s on Tuesday while Willie Skow spent Sunday with Maloney. Edward Olsen conducted business on Tuesday at Garske. Harry Skow departed for Fargo to attend business college. Reed Father Lee held services at Sweetwater Sunday. Gilman Mandt headed to Fargo Agricultural College on Monday. Lidia Fallicy plans a Montana visit with her uncle Willie Show. Herman Holm and Willie Show rabbit hunting Sunday. Wm Jorden, kicked by a horse last week, is recovering. Norwegian Lutheran Ladies’ Aid met Mrs Edward Olsen on Thursday. Marie Maundt hosted friends for cards and music Sunday evening. Thos Maloney, visiting Weaver Minn and Tomah Wis, expected home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman Mandt
Agricultural College
Fargo
Lidia Fallicy
Montana
Willie Show
Herman Holm
Wm. Jorden
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Edward Olsen
Marie Maundt
Thos. Maloney
Weaver, Minn
Tomah
Wis
Real estate listings offer city properties for sale now
A contractor advertises multiple city properties for sale including two houses on Fifth Street two on Sixth Street and two on Flint Avenue offering to show homes and quote prices to prospective buyers based on years of selling city property and local market knowledge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Sixt St
Flint Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Penn Om the Hustier
Ghurghes, Ferry
Munich
Goldberg
M. L. Sprung
Gleveland
Leo Maloney
Skow
Willie Skow
Maloney’s
Garske
Harry Skow
the Business College
Father Lee
Sweetwater
O. Holm
Gilbertson
Devils Lake, N. D
Sixth St
G. F. Chambers
James Stenson
Stevens Grain and Fuel Co
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