Local Notes and Visits Around Devils Lake and Nearby
Mrs Amos Ellingson returned home after ten days with her sister Mrs Chas Nelson. Frank Harris and others traveled to Devils Lake for weekend activities. Miss Mary Hintgen came back from Devils Lake while Ed Hintgen testified in court. Yeagerline of Cando visited Tokio, and C D Mills stayed overnight in Devils Lake. Smearlie spent a couple days there as well. Ignatius Court rode between trains at Devils Lake. Fred Lang made a business trip to Devils Lake. Jas DeMars visited his mother in South Dakota. Winnipeg residents Buwene Chase Kenneth Chase Emil Wrickeon Victor Wrickeon Ewald Strand Oscar Strand arrived en route to Portland Oregon. Mr Cutler left Gear Scott threshing firm with Winnipeg HQ. he and wife vacationing. F M Gill visited Devils Lake and plans to spend summer at Malta Montana. Geo W Kline is returning from Grand Forks hospital after eye treatment. J L Benson family departed for Moorhead Minnesota. Mrs Benson stays with her parents while Mr Benson seeks new Oregon location.
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Amos Ellingson
Devils Lake
C. Smearlie
Ignatius Court
Fred Lang
Jas DeMars
Winnipeg
Portland
Oregon
Cutler
Scott Threshing Machine Company
F. M. Gill
Gil
Malta
Mont
Geo. W. Kline
Grand Forks
J. L. Benson
Moorhead
Minn
Starkweather Residents Prepare for Season 1911 Hire
Levi Briggs rents his farm for 1911 season to Mr. Roberts and Briggs family will move to Starkweather occupying the Hufford home on Martin Street. Old friends gathered to honor Mr and Mrs Will Dave on their fifth wedding anniversary with a warm, social evening. A J McLarty was injured on a farm machine, suffering a severe eye gash but no serious harm. G P N Anderson returned from Bismarck after legislative sessions as railroad commissioner. John Foster and bride from Wisconsin join Foster farm in Royal township. they wed last November and spent winter at the bride’s Wisconsin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Briggs
G. P. N. Anderson
Bismarck
John Foster
Bride
Wisconsin
Hampden
Mr. Foster
Royal Township
Mrs. Foster
Local notables take brief trips and changes in duties
H J Nybus departs for Waupaca Wis to serve as bank cashier after visiting family and handling matters. Charles Erickson leaves for Hot Springs Ark for a month to treat rheumatism. B J Mowers granted leave of absence to scout western opportunities. Mrs Mowers will run the depot. Mrs M Lee returns from Chicago with Dr. Lee pursuing post graduate study.
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H. J. Nybus
Waupaca
Wis
Charles Erickson
Hot Springs
Ark
J. Mowers
Great Northern
West
Mr and Mrs Oscar Rammel Guests of Rock Bake Family
Mr and Mrs Oscar Rammel of Rock Bake arrived Wednesday as guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Stoegser out of town Mrs Rammel recently underwent an operation at a Devils Lake hospital and will remain at the Gere home until she regains health Mr and Mrs J M Morgan left for Grand for the care of Mrs Morgan at a hospital and were advised she is recovering and expected to return home soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Rammel
Rock Bake
Wm. Stoegser
Community Notes Jump From Iowa Visits To State Trip
Mrs Richard Thompson arrived from Lansing Iowa to visit her son Frank Thompson. Miss Effie Goff’s farewell party was held at her aunt Mrs Fred Wallow’s home before her departure for Minneapolis. J G Jacobson returned from a southern trip praising North Dakota land value. H A Moe president of the State Hardware Dealers Association plans an extended Arkansas and south trip with Chicago and western group members on a national excursion.
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Richard Thompson
Lansing
Iowa
Frank Thompson
Effie Goff
Ter
Fred Wallow
Effie
Minneapolis
J. G. Jacobson
Simday
South
North Dakota
Florida
Cuba
Texas
Tie Dla
H. A. Moe
State Hardware Dealers’ Association
Associaion
Arkansas
Chicago
National Association
Electric lights coming to Brocket town
Hon R J Gardiner returns to attend farewell for N T Rainsberry. Postmaster D F Emmptters back from trip. John T Bima organizes power plant for Brocket mill. Electric plant planned. Mr Bing praises project and urges local shops and homes to install lights to modernize Brocket.
Obituary and nuptials feature Crary residents
Duncan Campbell died at Ryder on March 5 1911 after heart trouble and old age. His burial will proceed to Rockford Iowa. On March 8 1911 Mrs Petra Wolla and Mr Cornelius Oleon of Crary ND married by Rev A Barron. A reception followed at the Hunter home. The groom runs the Ugland farm west of town and the bride has worked in dressmaking.
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Duncan Campbell
Ryder
Campbell
Crary
North Star
Rockford
Iowa
Devils Lake
Petra Wolla
Cornelius Oleon
N. D
A. ©. Barron
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Andrew Vorslot
Friends enjoy evening games and supper at home
The piece notes visitors played Five Hundred on Wednesday evening, then shared supper before departing at midnight. Dr. Drew visited Ardoch Monday for his mother's illness and returned Tuesday reporting improvement. Jas Kallock, brother of Julius Anderson, traveled from Fergus Falls for a visit.
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Drew
Ardoch
Jas Kallock
Julius Anderson
Fergus Falla
Lawson From The Republic Items and Notices
A windowed extract notes a boy injured by a wringer and treated by Cr Nichols son. Gladys Pouzar visits family then returns to Menbeigh. A gathering at the Kops home honors departing Mr. and Mrs. Le Brant with carving set and supper. N T Rainesberry, a farmer near Brocket, dies of pneumonia and heart trouble at about 45, survived by wife and family.
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Gladys Pouzar
Vobayda
Cecil
Ludwig
Latimer
Menbeigh
C. G. Kops
A. M. le Brant
Ani
Ralimberry
Ama
Hampden Opens New Stores and Vows to Boost Local Economy
A Hampden district report notes new ventures including a funeral store jewelry stone millinery top meat markets and a meat market run by Ate Stotts & Son. Residents cheer push to keep progress rolling with bands and community effort as the editor remarks on civic spirit and business revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows Lodge
Hampden
Ate Stotts & Son
Mr. Stotts
Jeffries
Dakota Flour: Modern Milling At Home Farmers Mill
An ad promotes The Flower of Youth flour as the best modern milling product from Home Farmers Mill and Elevation Association. It claims the brand is superior and urges customers to compare with older flour varieties, asserting ongoing improvements in flour making.
Webster Denies Treasury Job to Magician Blitz
In Tyler era, Blitz seeks office via Daniel Webster. Webster jokes no hocus pocus in papers and tests Blitz by asking to count treasury notes, arguing there are better magicians around.
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Webster
Treasury
Tyler
Daniel Webster
Maxteian
Sr Webster
Treasury Notes
Signor
Signer
Siguor Blitz
Wrong Church Tale of Hi Tyng Sermon Twist
A Cleveland man recounts Rev Stephen Tyng’s fame and a comic exchange about renting an expensive pew. A visitor claims he will attend only if not required churchly work, prompting the rector to redirect him to the Heavenly Rest church four blocks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stephen Hi Tyng
New York
Woodthy Tam
A Changed Man Admires A Drunkard’s Downfall
Admiral Capps tells of a man once good who drifts from temperance to ruin through excess drinking. The tale notes he grows prematurely old with red rimmed eyes as he mourns a lost chance at marriage to a noble woman named Jenny, in a New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admirail Capps
M Poral
Tifa
Mim
Jenny
New York
Murder Suspect Arrested in Fire Death Case
A warrant was issued for A J Bess charged with murder in the Jan 24 Basa home fire eight miles north of town that killed Iain wife. Bess claimed he escaped through a window while his wife burned. Coroner's jury ruled accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bopringfield
J. Bess
Iain Wife
Basa
Here
Bass
Unclear Passage Uses Vulgarity Quote From Chicago Record
A fragmented quote discusses vulgarity with a line about "ten timer s.mucbh moory" attributed to the Chicago Record-Borald, presenting a puzzling OCR fragment without clear context or event.
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Chicago
Borald
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Cr. Nicholson
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J. Halliday
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