Chautauqua notes busy with visitors and rain
Miss Ruth Baughman is very ill and many Rock Island and Crary residents camp on the grounds. Rain revives attendance as A C Buck joins Rock Old Row and Thos Campbell Jr from Grand Forks arrives to the Chautauqua grounds. The week features entertainment, Bible study, and new arrivals with Mrs. Allen and Edith Allen guests at Seven Oaks while the Indian band fans the grounds with lively cheering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Patch
Leeds
E. W. Gilbertson
Chantauqua
Thos. Campbell, Jr
Grand Forks
Allen
Senator Allen
Thompson
Edith Allen
J. O. Mark
Seven Oaks
Ada Morris
Chautauqua
D. Stewart
Baby
White City
Stewart
Gov. Shortridge
Devils Lake
E. L. Parks
South Atlanta
Georgia
Dr. Park
Miss A. Hoover
Booth
All Around Webster in Town and Chautauqua Year
Webster community notes detail L Koch on duty at Webster depot and Rev Walker leading C E services. Alfons Versuree returns from hospital. rain worries surface amid farmers road work and local construction as Masons lay foundation for W D Millar’s warehouse. W C T U officers elected. charity events raise over two hundred dollars. a large wedding at John Munig’s home unites Mollie Geet and Olaf Morstad with a festive reception and new building celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Chautauqua
Masons
W. D. Millar
Aluit
Cue Basket
F. A. Chisholm
Margaret Chisholm
Nellie Baldwin
Munig
Leeds
Accident at Brocket Injures Holmes and Engesather
A late June accident in Brocket involving a toy cannon loaded by George Holmes and ignited powder wounded his left hand and burned his face. Nearby John Engesather was struck by debris, needing a stitch, as surgeon Dr. Feynson treated the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brocket
George Holmes
Holmes
John Engesather
E. O. Engesather
Dr. Feynson
Mr. Holmes
Injury Leaves Holmes Out for Summer
A report notes Holmes was injured in an accident leaving him unable to work for most of the summer. He will be laid up as a result, affecting plans and routines through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Davies
Hillsboro
Swift
Ed Miner
Miner
Mr. Holmes
Wanted industrious persons to travel for house establishment
Classified notice seeking industrious individuals in each state to travel for a long established business with large capital. Permanent engagement with weekly cash salary of 18 dollars plus all traveling expenses and hotel bills advanced weekly. Experience not essential. Include reference and self addressed envelope to The National Chicago. 22 Ira Brown of Leeds was transacting business in the city Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Dearborn St
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Baughman
A. C. Buck
A. L. Wells
R. B. Welch
Lake
Dr. Davenport
Scofiell
Mrs. Parker of
Minot
Chautauqua Railroad
L. Holbrook
Pleasant Lake
Mrs. F. Richardson
Master Willie McAllister
W. E. Swanston
A. Palmer
Dinsmore
Edgar Anderson
Family of
C Rary
Will
A. W. Burt
Crary
Elias Day
Mr. Day
Chauqua
R. R. Woodward
New Rockford
Rockford Row
Oakwood
Glenn Jolly
Prof
Hempel
Dr. Parks
School of the Kingdom
Round Table
Oakwood Hotel
Atunt
North Dakotan
J. W. Kelly
J. J. Scully
Bottineau
August Kalinowski
Sisters
Tevils Lake
Joseph M. Kelly
The
Farmers Railroad
Josephine Whipple
Donner College
Milwaukee
Haley
G. L. Morrill
Minneapolis
Chantanyua
Morris
North Dakota
Duluth
Sevone
Alex Gies
C. L
L. Koch
Rev. Walker
C. E
Alfons Versuree
Margaret
May Webster
Dash
Carrie Nation
Geo. Swain
Episcopal Ladies
John Crowne’s
Webster Chapel
Arthur Plummer
M. Morse
Wm. Samuels
Ira Brown
Aah
OF General Merchandise
Anderson & Glerum
Charles Anderson
White House
O. J. Stirk
Russell & Schultz
Dray and Express
Chautauqua Grounds
Wineman
John Nin
Imo
Undertaker Dor
Paul C. Gorder
Devils Lake, N. D
HAL Slauk
Ffashion
WM. Wilson
Prop
Sevilla Bus and Transfer Line
Postoffice
F. T. Fox
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