Doings at Nearby Places From the Pen of Others
Hampden arm the Guaniten. A. B. Brandt was a business visitor at Langdon Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson of Palrdale visited friends here Saturday. Mrs. John Carrol learned of her sister’s death in Evansville Minnesota and left for funeral with her children. Winter and Ames plan to move their elevator to a rebuilt site after a fire. Magnus-Peterson’s brother had a serious accident at Staley prompting a trip by auto. Building boom rumored for Hampden, with notable new store. Several residents traveled by auto to Devils Lake and Webster for various matters. County officials inspected bridge sites. Rev. Pitman ceasing Bethel church visits. Tom Gill visited for business. improvements planned on hotel building. McLarty and Jones planning a bank at a new town west of Matt. Misses Pownell paired with Loudon for Maple Creek visit. Charles Bradley visiting from Grand Forks. works as barber. Dugald McKinnon lost two colts near wheat field. Delegation to Devils Lake to watch Cowan victory. Edmore hosting Tennis Club open to all. Heavy snowstorm lingered three days. E H Holum visits Devils Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Brandt
Langdon
Fred Thompson
Palrdale
P. J. Anthony
Brunich Epent
A.B. Brandt
John Carrol
Evansville ‘Minn
Winter & Ames
E. F. Routere
Devils Wake
Magnus -Peterson
Staley
Devils Lake
Hampden
Dethal Jand
Webster
Pitman
Bethel Church
Tom Gill
Thomios
William McLarty
Morton County
Matt
Margaret
Nellie Pownell
Sweetwater Junction
Mr. Loudon
Maple Creek
Sask
Charles Bradley
Grand Forks
Dugald McKinnon
Cowan
Ari J
P. L. Frednall
Minneapolis Tribune
George Lewis
Newville
Olaf Olson
Leeds
Minnie Thomson
Ada McCormick
Bisbee
George H. Glass
Glenburn
Luke Taylor
Oberon
HR. Murray
Wiath
Iren
Murray
Tom Ramsey
Brandon
Winnipeg
Tom
McGurren
Crary
Frank McGurren
John Thomson
Yakima Valley
Robertson
Wesley College of Grand
Stanley
A. J. Kirkelde
Grand Harbor
The
Local Social Notes Move Through North Dakota Towns
The Misses Olive Aslakson and Mil red Wheeler spent Sunday with their parents here. Dan Fuorgerson and JF. H. Prosser Jr. of Webster greeted Edmore friends Tuesday. A. Frovarp and family visited Park River then returned to their home near Lawton. Miss Lizzie Salaba, visiting with her brother Joe, and Libbie Dougherty also returned home. E. F. Griffin and son Lloyd went to Grand Forks to see a eye specialist. Col. T. H. Woldy and John Anderson stayed Friday night at Hampden helping install a local Odd Fellows lodge. Miss Carrie Honett spent Sunday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Aslakson
Mil Red Wheeler
Dan Fuorgerson
JF. H. Prosser Jr
Webster
Edmore
A. Frovarp
Park River
Lakota
E. F. Griffin
Lloyd
Grand Forks
Col. T. H. Woldy
John Anderson
Hampden
Oddfellowa
Carrie Honett
Local Names and Travel Notables From Devils Lake
Miss Nellie Pownell visited Devils Slippe Wednesday to see sister Margaret off for Indiana. Boyd Freeborn and Clark Deal were visitors yesterday. Mrs J S Paul visited at Pownell home. Miss Bratlee went to Webster, returning in the afternoon. Cashier Graham of State Bank returned from Minnesota. Mrs Jennie Stephenson and Waugh Warner left for Indiana, accompanied by Margaret Pownell who plans a summer there. Rev Garrett Gross has taken charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Pownell
Devils Slppie
Miss Margaret
Indiana
Boyd Freeborn
Clark Deal
Devils Lake
J. S. Paul
Pownell
Miss Bratlee
Pee Webster
Graham
State Bank
Minnesota
Jennie Stephenson
Waugh Warner
Margaret Pownell
Garrett Gross
Public Notices and Social Updates From Crary Area
Local health reports note German measles and chicken pox cases in the area. J B Leduc and party from Dovon visited Crazy Monday night by auto. Emma and Anna Hagen of Devils Lake visited Crary area over Sunday. Mrs L B McClellan traveled to Kansas City then New York City for relatives. Mrs Woodward and babies visited parents Mr and Mrs Michael Lux and returned to Devils Lake. Mr J G Calderwood learned of his brother in law John A Smeallie of Amsterdam N Y death on May 8 1911. Crerar Smeallie of Tokio ND is his brother. Rudolph C Sandberg Gust Sandberg and A G Lee arrived from Baraboo Wisconsin for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Leduc
Dovon
Leduc
Emma
Anna Hagen
Devils Lake
Crary
New York City
Rudolph C. Sandberg
Gust Sandberg
A. G. Lee
Indaw
William Nelson
Baraboo
Wisconsin
Local Notes From Crary and Nearby Towns
Reports from Crary and surrounding areas detail visits, travels, and community events. Residents Nelson and Wright family ties are noted with moves to Warwick and Devils Lake, while Mrs Barsness of Norway age 68 dies in a Kenyon runaway accident leaving husband Barsness and twelve children.
Town News Roundup at Churchs Ferry Area
Local notes report Mr P L Frednall selling papers in the Minneapolis Tribune interest. Visitors include George and Ada Lewis back from Newville and Olaf Olson the Leeds painter. Several townsfolk attend funerals and return from trips while rain boosts land preparation for a likely bumper bamber crop.
Farm duties shift as Bar Gobener relieves Wimar this week
Bar Gobener takes over Wimar’s farm duties for the week to allow the remainder of the school session to run. Mowe Strand from Grand Harbor was a guest of friends on Friday of last week. Rooea Paperld looks ahead to a “Big Boom” in the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobener
Wimar
Lve Grand Harbor
Lsat
Broket News: Mr A H R Gerber Tours Town
In Brogket Grand Forks based Mr A H R Gerber displayed a hand and electrically operated cream separator from TU 5S Separators during a local demonstration trip. Ab Moravetz plans Automobilia livery this spring with touring car and roadster, aided by Chas Lask. The group notes strong patronage for car servicing and potential new car purchases if warranted. John Dahl and family moved to Loma N D to manage M D Butler's farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. HR
Gerber
Grand Forks
A.B. Moravetz
Brogket
Is & Bood
C. -Bugessther
Kanyon
Mini
Thera
jLareta
Websters
Iset
John -Dahl
Brocket
Loma
N. D
Tlee
M.D. Butler
Euecesg
Brockett and
W.H. Roth
Teledo
Mra
D. F. Humphreye
Webster
Local Resident Plans Permanent Home Near Vaale
Mrs Leet cares for her daughter. Joe Sméseki from Powers Lake arrived with a carload of homes and machinery to plant corn on his land near Vaal eke. Rumor says he plans this as his permanent residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leet
Joe’ Smések
Powers Lake
Vaaleke
Local Notes and Developments In Lawson Area
Mrs M Colebank recovering from pneumonia after over three weeks ill. B D Christian opens ice cream parlor and lunch counter in post office building tomorrow. Mil ton visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Watson return home. S S Bowen plant corn. several farmers plan seeding. A H Gebhardt leaves Lawton school. townspeople bid farewell. Andrew Swanson’s dog stops train. dog dies. Mrs L H Aaburg ill. Dr Nicholson diagnoses heart trouble. Wheat seeding finished hindered by midweek storm but will aid growth. J Murphy of Lakota visits for farming interests. proud of moisture. A Aird O Hagen R McMermain Aug Zeman Wm Boyer A G Dvorak Fred Fish and a stranger attend Judge Cowan reception. 120 attend in evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
S. Bowen
A. H. Gebhardt
Principie
Lawton School
LaSalle
Til
Andrew Swanson
Andrew
L. H. Aaburg
Dr. Nicholson
J. Murphy
Lakota
A. Aird
0. Hagen
R. McMermain
Aug. Zeman
Ww. Boyer
A. G. Dvorak
Fred Fish
Judge Cowan
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Elater
FR. Stevens
H. B. Bene
Here
A. E. Toomey
J. L. Rosholt
E. H. Holum
Starkweater
North Dakota
Nelson
Haldorgan
Minnewaukan
F. R. Stevens
A. P. Forsle
Pearl
Ava
Alice
Place
Hayden
Miller
Eugene Wright
Chas. Wright
Kansas City
Barsness
Goodhue County
Norway
Europe
Sogdal
Une
the Times
Emporium
Willensky & Hielle
Churghes
PENN
Mads
Home Farmers Mill
Eloy
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