Local residents visit, shoppers and business callers noted
Charles Statley known as the Standard Oi man visited Starkweather Tuesday. Ray Nortimer of Charles Ferry was there Monday. Norbert Cote of Willow City made a business call Monday. Sylvia Suifolds and her Lakota brother were Sunday visitors. Chris Gjesdal spent Monday here. Ray Galusha of Webster is in town for the fair. John Bryn of Grand Harbor and John Schultz of Leeds visited on business. O F Nelson of Crookaton, Oliver plow man, called here. H McPherson and H C man of Fargo returned Tuesday from Lethbridge Alta. Mrs T A Kamprud returned to Warwick after shopping Tuesday. Ray A Nortimier of Charles Ferry went home Tuesday after several days. W H Johnson returned from Sarles Saturday after a business week. J T Winger of Tolna was here Monday. Mrs Winger ill in Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Christoferson of Hamar guests at Hetman Stenseth home. Miss Hilda Hanson of Bay District school brought in work for the fair art exhibit. Mrs Peter Regan and son Edward returned to Webster after a visit with Mr Regan in Mercy Hospital. Miss Margaret Chisholm of Webster, guest of Aloysia Belford, returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs C Chambers of Charles Ferry visited daughter Cornelia briefly. Miss Mable Gunderson of Wheaton arrived Tuesday, guest of Howard Abrams. Carl Bradseth, manager of Ely Salyards elevator at Keith, returned Tuesday after days of business. T G Theodorson of Fargo, Emerson Brantingham Co. rep, over Sunday visitor, with Mrs G P Legler and two Rolla children here between trains.
Residents and visitors flock to Devils Lake area events
notices of travel visits to Fergus Falls Grand Forks and Sioux area. a parade of residents from Rolla Crosby Devon and surrounding towns visit, marry, or attend church and social events. people include Mrs Glennon Mr Lambert Mrs Simpson Mr Amundson and many families. local civic activities and upcoming fair preparations noted.
Society Notes and Rail Wreck Near Pembina
Society gathering at Jens Svee home strengthens local Audubon ties with officers elected including President Mrs William Falger and Vice Presidents A M Powell and Nellie Thorson. Victrola program and refreshments follow. Nearby, twenty cars of a freight train overturned near Pembina causing delays. no injuries reported. City's plans to relocate offices and residences during building work extend into summer.
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Jens Svee
Birch
Fox
Svee
Operations at new station to begin soon in Mandan
Mandan North Dakota January 31 a government experiment station will start operations shortly. Max Pfander and the new superintendent will arrive just after February 1 to begin station work. A W Peterson arrived in Washington from Yuma January 20 and will move to Mandan. Pfander will oversee all later landscape work and likely precede Patterson there by a few days.
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Mandan
N. D
A. BE. Thorberg
Max Pfander
A. W. Peterson
Washington, D. C
Yuma
Ariz
Mr. Pfander
Ter
Patterson
Editor Johnson Seeks Bonus After Ten Years of Service
Carrington North Dakota January 1 Editor Johnson of the Sykeston Tribune has not filed a claim in ten years and expected a $120 bonus under a health and accident policy. The insurer was absorbed by another company which now seeks to avoid payment, and Johnson has hired an attorney to sue for the due amount.
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Carrington
N. D
Johnson
Sykeston Tribune
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Charles Statley
Starkweather
Ray Nortimer
Norbert Cote
Willow ‘City
Sylvia ‘Suifolds
Chris Gjesdal
Ray Galusha
Webster
John Bryn
Grand Harbor
John Schultz
Leeds
F. Nelson
Crookaton
Oliver Plow Man
H. McPherson
H. C. Man
Fargo
Lethbridge
Alta
T. A. Kamprud
Warwick
Ray A. Noltimier
Churles Ferry
W. H. Johnson
Sarles
J. T. Winger
Tolna
Winger
Mercy Hospital
Mrs
Charles. Christoferson
Hamar
Hetman Stenseth
Hilda Hanson
Bay District School
Peter Regan
Edward
Mr. Regan
Margaret Chisholm
Websiter
Aloysia ‘Belford
C. Chambers
Churchs’ Ferry
Cornelia
Mable Gunderson
Wheaton, Minn
Howard -Abrams
Carl Bradseth
Ely-Salyards
Keith
T. G. Theodorson
The
Emerson-Brantingham Implement Co
G. P. Legler
Rolla
Prete’s Millinery
H. E. Baird
Pres
Cashier
First National Bank
Devils Lake, N.D
Maza
Minneapolis
Moniay
Fergus Falls
Minn
William Glennon
Grand Forks
Charles Rebillard
Devon
Chamberlin
Jap Vale
Dinky
O. R.C
Biemarck
Napoleon
Lambert Tétt
Pacific Coast
Lambert
Los ‘Angeles
Calif
O. J. Amundson
Starweather
Mont
Mr. Amundson
Magnald
Emma Twete
Crosby
Toina
Henry Wheeler
Los Angeles
Cal
W. H. Schroeder
Pekin
Duluth
Alfred Chapman
Larimore
Weyburn
Sask
A. G. Simpson
Garske
Simpson
Stott
Otho
Fred
Scott
Minot
Mrs. Madsen
Louis Stout
Rock Lake
Kansas City
Stout
Charles Porter
Chicago
Harry Hocking
Eb, Earl Mann
H. A. Breidert
Charles Smith
William K. “Nimmo
C. L. Wallace
510 Hill Avenue
J. H. Hazzard
R. Goer
Luella Goer
F. A. Zahl
Morris, Minn
Robert Ditkaon
East Fifth St
Zahl
Clara
Dickson Home
W. H. Horton
Ae den Demise
North Dakota
Rebekah
Arthur “Hinck
Noble ~Guint
Ailss
Laura Henley
Vide
Ide Scrumgard
OF. Sheldon
Charles LaGaske
Mijas
Bether Holznaght
Marri Suara
St. Treethoth
Ehuech
Léo
Misa Nietersi
Chas. Myers
Saiha
la Gaske
Devsils Lake
B. H.iStubblefield
Cando
Arkansas Hot Springs
Atd Mires W. WN. Nortzi
Naomi
San Francisco
Losles
Misy
Ape
Gakt Lake
Denver
Mrs.Norte
N.B. McGee
D.l.’Stewart
Misa Maimie Sorenson
the Jocal
Phillip Chisholm
W. P. Cooper
John Vanderlin
City
George Butters
Devils Lake
Peter Timboe
George Howes
Pipestone
Mirin
Bellingham
Mrs. Henjamin*Hanson
Devils Lake Nursery
A. R. Bottolfson
Ole Aathus
Gareke
Bert Halliday
Brainerd
Halliday
John Hanson
Hansboro
Mr. Hanson
Luck
Wis
Mankato Commercial Club
Mankato
Ady
Mary ‘Treacy
Treacy
Curtis Hunt
East Fifth
Migs
Hunt
Rankin
John
Fielder
Teft
Unitetates
Canada
Bismarck
Louis.McAneney
Hanaboro
McAneney
Henstoro
Tiehe Honesmoon
Hana -Murdick
H.munato
Ray
Kelly
Avenue
Mary
Belle
McNowEh
N. P
Torster
Pembina
N.P
Thorber
Peterson
Siition
the Northern Investment Co
Eddy, Ramsey, Towner
Rollette Counties
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