Edmore Officials and Local News Report
Superintendent Norton met supporters in town on Tuesday and impressed officials with his stance. Attorney Davies heads south to handle Lakota matters for two weeks. Deputy Stenseth renewed acquaintances as Edmore remained calm. he then left for Ben town. Harry Rustad departs for points along the main line, a Mason intent on upholding its principles. Judge Ross reportedly considered resigning after a recent lawsuit involving A. Van Dyke and x. P. Malley, with many locals at the Lake Monday for States Attorney Antersbut’s call over the Peters case. Peters, arrested for blind pigging, was helped to gain release with a bond and local sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Stenseth
Edmore
Harry Rustad
Harry
Edmore social highlights and town notes activity
Nineteen twenties era Edmore chatter covers a Honey party with games and a three course lunch, local music, and goodbyes. Notes on insurance, baseball plans, church talks, school meetings, residents visiting relatives, weather impact on crops, and assorted village happenings.
Local business trip noted for Starkweather and Lynneyon
Fragmentary report notes John R Starkweather and Lynneyon traveling west to Weaver on business last Monday. The text then mentions southern movement from a review near Nolan pealine and a weather-related remark about the town’s east side, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Lynneyon
Weaver
Suo Surore
Nolan
Town End
Birth and local business notices from Edmore area
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Chas Laski last week. F A Stoltz visited town to take stock in Stoltz plant. Miss Acre, formerly employed by Mrs All Albert Thompson, has left town. F A Stoltz Br rates and Stolze Br of Edmore and F H Stoltee of St Paul dealt at his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Honey
Edmore
John Honey
Wilson
Honey
Rucker
Mrs. Honey
Albert Thompson
Iowa
Albert
Lakota
Thos. Nimlos
Tri-State
Farmers’ Co-operative Mercantile Assocation
Minneapolis
Penn
Mr. Nimlos
Mes
Chas. Laski
F. A. Stoltz
Stoltz
F.A. Stoltze Br
F. H. Stoltee
St. Paul del
Local notes from the Lake trip and farm updates
Westerheimen eee and Halvorsen drove to the lake on Saturday for business. Mrs Foss left for Charles Ferry to visit friends for a few days. Pederson’s new barn nears completion with A. nee and J.T. Christi involved in the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dpovesotatos
V. Halvorsen
Mra. P. Foss
Churles Ferry
B. Pederson
A. Nee
J.T. Christi Has
Sidi Davis’s Illness Prompts Reverend’s Princeton Visit
The note reports Sidi Davis sick and a Reverend from Princeton arriving Saturday to conduct services at the church, with the minister set to take charge during the illness.
Brakemen and Firemen Training Ad
About 400 young men urged to apply for rail service training with the Northern Railroad School in Minneapolis. Instruction designed to prepare for examinations or funding, with stamps requested for application materials.
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Tanke Northern Railroad School
Washington Av
Minneapolis
Wanted to Purchase Two Apri six t esiniaht nha catigalens
A terse request from HA Plummer seeking to buy two items described with garbled terms and imperfect wording. The note indicates interested parties pursuing an unusual cargo in a local context.
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New York
Panama
Brady
Our Silk Department
Cravenettes
Norfolk
Buster Brown
the Holbrook Mercantile CO
Devils Lake, North Dak
Norton
Ross
A. van Dyke
X. P. Malley
Devils Lake
H, H. Hand
the Lake
Zollinger Bro.s
Sam Cochran
Montgomery
Halgren
Cando High School
Starkweather Nine
Leo
P.F. Meharry
Farmers’ Railroad
Great Northern
Marlett
Starkweather Creamery
Cando
Fred Magnus
Norway
Madison, Wis
Binar
Mikelbust
Peter Anderson
Prof. Berg
Alma Zimmer
Recovlery
Miss Manseau
Nestegard
Lauritz Hanson
Jackson
Lot
Jet O'Leary
Canada
Ed. Law- Or
P.A. Lee
Grand Forks
Holmes N. D
Ivan Wartenberger
T. O. Thorson
Spaldings Ferry
Kings Ferry
BE. C. Zimmer
Jno
Crownies
Webster Circle
Ipso
Wefarmers
Baseball League
Starkweather
Westerheimen
Sidi Davis
Will
Clark
Princeton
Iy Pelt
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