Local and Personal Notices from the City
Plans include Miss Cora Wagnes returning from Larimore visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Kress of Milne were visitors in the city Monday. Miss Pearl Webster guests at Halgren cottage during Chautauqua. Mrs. Hodgson visited Maddock with daughter Mrs. Henry Moeller. Mrs. John Lenhart and children returned from Berwick. Miss Bessie Klingel of Webster spent days in the city with friends. Miss Carrie Halvernon and Miss Carrie Foss of Norway township shopped in the city Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Routier left for Sherwood to visit Gus Routier. Erma Johnson came from Hansboro to visit mother Mrs. N. M. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson entertained Mrs. W. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Planting of Brinamade for Chautauqua. Mr. Tom Kavanagh of Webster returned from a visit and went to Layton for the Kavanagh blebs event. The funeral of Will Johnson at Webster was held at 11:30 the morning at St Olaf's Church. Rev. Meisel of Sta keweather attended, with parishioners and Providence residents present. Fred Mann Jr driving.
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Will Johnson
Acnof
Julius Johnson
Webster
Jay
Lug
St. Olaf’s
Ohuteh
Ray
Mr. Meisel
Stakeweather Rei
Cadillac in ditch after Monday crash near Clark Kelly farm
A Cadillac side swiped into a ditch Monday evening just before 6 near the Clark Kelly farm. Fred Wagness watched the event as the vehicle came to rest. the machine was pulled free Tuesday morning. Mrs. Wagness, ill in Mercy hospital, learned of her mother Mrs. Le May of Little Falls Mina’s death Tuesday. Le May had been in poor health this winter, and Mrs. Wagness could not attend the funeral.
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Mann
Cadillac
Clark Kelly Farm
Fred
Tom Wagness
Mercy Hospital
le May
Little Falls
Mina
Waxness
101 Ranch Wild West Show Promises Real West Experience
The 101 Ranch in Bliss Oklahoma, home of the Wild West Show, markets a genuine western life experience with 700 plus homesteads, 20 000 acres of crops, and 25 000 cattle. The Miller Brothers own the vast ranch and the show, touring Friday July 12 to showcase authentic Indian and cowboy life.
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101 Ranch
West
Indiana
Prairies
Miller Brothers
Edward Arlington
Bliss
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Immenas Id
InterOcean
Lake Reg
The Choice of a Husband and Life Pills Claim
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings Life Pills as a remedy to improve strength complexion breath and spirits for women seeking a husband. The copy claims benefits including new energy and cheerfulness and urges readers to buy at druggists.
Farmers Mill Association to Hold Annual Meeting
The Farmers Mill association of this city will convene on July 12 to hear reports from officers and elect two directors to serve a two year term. Secretary Tom Anderson announced the plans on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Mill Association
Tom Anderson
The Lighthouse Keeper of Bishop's Rock
A lighthouse keeper named Ziegler on Bishop's Rock island ends his days in the sea after claiming a safe winter. He fears the treacherous waters, hopes for a North Foreland transfer, and leaves a final journal entry about a schooner before vanishing on Christmas Eve. His wife and a neighbor piece together the mystery from the village and harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelworm
Bishop's Rock
Prince Albert
Ziegler
Eld
North Foreland
Leopold
Prou Ziegler
Sahing
Eil
Lght
Frau Ziegler
Hecht House
Bishop
Frederick
Ife
Miss Cartwrights Constancy and a Cemetery Confession
In a town it is revealed that Amelia Cartwright has clung to a past fidelity while Amos Tilghast loves her openly. A chance meeting at a cemetery unravels Charles Burroughs’s double engagement and Amelia’s doubt about her own heart. Amos comforts Amelia who chooses truth and possible marriage over staying bound to a dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Cartwright
Amos Til- Moghast
Mrs. Lowell
Amelia
Ann Briggs
Charlea Burroughe
Miss Ann
Amos
Mrs Lowell
Hurta Amos
Carrie
Charles
Ben
Charles Burrough
Stout
Amehim
Amoga
Amog
Better Things in Sight in a Lonely Chicago Flat
Frances, a new Chicago resident, endures loneliness and a string of wrong numbers. A doorbell introduction with Mrs. Allen, another lonesome newcomer, leads to a tea visit and a budding friendship that brightens their week and city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Chicago
George
Jonelins
Mrs. Allen
Frances Stevens West
Eula Thomas
Stevens
Plainfield
Theta T
Eula
Weclston
Central
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cora Wagnes
Larimore
John Kress
Milne
Waukan
City
Miss Pearl Webster
Halgren Cottage
Mrs. Hodgson
Maddock
Mrs
Henry Moeller
John Lenhart
Berawick
Bessie Klingel
Carrie Halvernon
Carrie Foss
Norway Township
Routier
Sherwood
Gus‘Routier
Albert Nelson
Wd. Nelson
Tom
Kavanagh
Webster Haa
Fred Mann, Jr
Devils Lake
Ata
Morris Smith
Prop
Great Northern Hotel Bldg
Miss Cartwright
Noone
Tye
Mra. Lowell
Aes
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