Neighborhood News Highlights Socials and Local Travel
Special correspondence reports a quiet week with visits from Wm Brennan in Devils Lake and Miss Tomlinson from Fort Totten. C Smearlie hunted near Charles Ferry. Homesteaders dance drew a large crowd, with supper by Mr and Mrs Victor Ruth. Local figures Bosworth moves to Great Falls. party from Grana Forkers hunts with guide Ole Skyberg in Devils Lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Ruth
Tween
Mr. Bosworth
Great Falls
Mont
Devils Lake
C. E. Garvin
Benner & Garvin
T. C. Griffith
Ontario
A. E. Palmer
W. H. Kennedy
Park Grant & Morris
L. L. Trapp
Ole Skyberg
Munich Notes Include Weddings and Local Happenings
Munich notes report W. and Mrs Robinson, formerly Mae Foard, married at Alsen and in town Monday. Andrew Lank visits on business after a failed crop, expecting better yields next season. A B Brandt to oversee Munich Pharmacy during Tyrrell’s Camp Comfort outing. Christ Ames expands barn and adds auto garage, Camp Comfort set for goose season, justice of the peace LE Weeks the lone Sunday presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Vs. Robinson
Alsen
Mr. Ames
Albert Travenick
Wall
Mr. Travenick
Munich
Camp Comfort
Lake Alice
Chain Lake
Justice of the Peace
Devils Lake notes of visits and local dealings
Miss Alice Daeley of Devils Lake visited Miss Mae Macklen last week. A deal Saturday transferred property from Peon Farmers Cooperative Creamery Assn to butter maker Chris Masden. Robert Cochrane of Grand Harbor, a prominent farmer, visited Monday. Adele Irene and Donald Thompson of Devils Lake stayed with sister Mrs HL Schutte from Thursday to Monday. Many Pennites attended Bryan’s talk in Devils Lake Wednesday and some saw the Squaw Man that evening. The new Longworth family arrived and occupy rooms at the hotel awaiting furniture for the Geesner cottage. former agent A B Baker returns to Loraine. Mrs Lara Nestersard and Mrs ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Daeley
Devils Lake
Mae Macklen
Peon Farmers Cooperative Creamery Assn
Chris Masden
Robert Cochrane
Grand Harbor
Cochrane
Adele
Irene
Donald Thompson
HL. Schutte
William Jennings Bryan
Longworthy
Geesner
A.B Baker
Loraine
Lara Nestersard
Mra S
Edmore Hears News From Local Residents And Events
Mrs O W Ohnstad returned to Devils Lake after visiting Edmore friends. The Sons of Norway hall got a fresh paint job and is in fine shape. Miss Mary Norton of Devils Lake visited to manage farming interests west of town. The Edmore band added five new members this season, now totaling 22, with a beginners class open to new members. Al Hadden visited Lawson to support Harriet in a Grand Forks Herald contest. A Calof schoolhouse basket social in Overland township raised funds for an organ. Mrs M E Mowers of Lawton, Great Northern agent, received news of a salary increase, pleasing her and local friends. Mrs Nels C Lunde of Osquith, Sask, visiting relatives, recalls former Edmore days and his role as former postmaster and merchant near the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Ohnstad
Edmore
Devils Lake
Sons of Norway Hall
Mary Norton
Edmore Band
al Hadden
Lawson
Harriet
Grand Forks Herald
Calof
Overland Township
M. E. Mowers
Great Northern
Lawton
Lunde
Century-Old Sus Neighbor News Briefs From Church Ferry
From Churchs Ferry a family visit list shows Etta Nichol traveling to Powers Lake North Dakota for two weeks. Mrs Spears and Miss West went to Devils Lake and back. Peter Bergen, formerly south of town now in Deton Sask, visited on business. Mr and Mrs McCormick returned from Illinois after monthlong visit. Bernice Thomson resumed school duties at White Earth. Mrs Gronvold and children head to Douglas North Dakota for future home. E J Hamilton arrives from Shakopee Minnesota to settle here. The Hamiltons plan to keep house in Hausman residence once vacated. Fred Baker Ramsey County GOP chair and Gust Furstenan republican treasurer were in town. A Gunderson, city river man, sold stock and retires to Overly. This leaves Charles Perry without Overly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Nichol
Powers Lake
N. D
G. P. Spears
Atha West
Devils Lake
Peter Bergen
Deton
Sask
Canada
James McCormick
Mlinois
Bernice Thomson
White Earth
E. Gronvold
Douglas
Gronvold
E. J. Hamilton
Shakopee
Minn
Hausman
Fred Baker
Ramsey County
Republican Central Committee
Gust Furstenan
A. Gunderson
Iver
Overly
G. D
Churles Perry
Jens. Pederson
Maria. Tanner
Great Falls
Montana
Agnes Fischer
Matilda Donner
Minnesota
Gudbjorg Oddson
Edna Hartman
Miss Oddson
Edinberg
Helen Andersom
Dickinson
Hellion
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Wade Iterary Society
Jena Pederson
Nols. Foe
Jonnle Sik Kink
Clara Kautzen
Joe St. Lawrence
Glen Clark
Olf
Jona Pederson
Nora Fee
Sea
Mercantile Co Moves to New Quarters After Upgrades
The plate glass windows are installed and the heating plant is being set up. Once painting finishes, the company will start moving golds to its new quarters.
Crary News Briefs Touch Local Visits and Ventures
Crary residents share a bustling week with visitors from North Dakota Indiana and Saskatchewan. Herman Kallnowiski stops by before joining family in Minneapolis for the winter. Wheatland school district buys a carload of soft coal from Harmon Seal Co Chicago, passing over local dealers. The Christian Endeavor Society reorganizes and elects new officers including Velma Smith and Pearl Forstof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kallnowiski
Balfour
N. D
Crary
Minneapolis
Thurston
Shelbyville
Ind
W. E. Thurston
Downs & Thurston
Downs
Topeka
Kansas
Hubert Brown
Devon
Vulcan
Alberta
P. H. McGuerren
M.D. Kavenaugh
Cadieux
Rutten
S. J. Dean
John Kunze
D. C. McLeod
Bryan
S.J. Dean
Kisbey
Sask
Canada
Kume
Wheatland
Harmon Seal Co
Chicago
Raquel Shervix of Peinceburg Noted at Event
Fragmentary OCR report mentions Raquel Shervix of Peinceburg as a attendee at a local gathering and references upcoming events this week tied to Pocket writing. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frou
Raquel Shervix
Peinceburg
Thera Eto
Community notes and visits in Brocket area
Tuesday to Friday social and travel items from Brocket and nearby towns. Mentions visits by Frank Shirek and James, typhoid in Brocket, Catholic Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs Frank L Bina’s home, W J Bryan speech at Lakota, John Marchart’s return to Lankin, county officials touring the county, Henry Ronback and family from Virginia Minnesota visiting Hakalas, farewell for J F Goodman heading to Fordville, and Miss Anns Ragan visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shirek
James
Kajdonsek
Joe Bosh
Brocket
Catholic Ladies Aid
Henry Ronback
Virginia
Minn
Hakalas
Ronback
Moravetz
Jolly Austin
John Marchart
Lankin
Anns Ragan
J. 2 Ragan
Mize Ragan
Harrington Wash
Miss Baran
Deaf School Notes Recall Students and Visits
Notes from the deaf school describe Miss Buchanan’s class of beginners and hopes for success, with updates on Pederson cousins moving to Montana, Agnes Fischer seeking permission for Matilda Donner to return, and letters about Miss Oddson in North Dakota. Presidents, speeches by W J Bryan, and a Wade Literary Society meeting are summarized along with Wendell Haley’s grandmother’s death and classmate condolences.
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted By Farmer Testimonial
A farmer from Devils Lake North Dakota endorses Dean's Kidney Pills claiming they cured years of kidney pain and backache after trying other remedies. The ad notes warning signs like unusual urine color sediment frequent passages and pain and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U.S. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bright
M. J. Belcher
Devils Lake
N. D
Devils Lake Drag Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Unite States
Romexter
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Miss Tomlinson
Fort Totten
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Churles Ferry
Creater
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The
Herald-News
Churchs Ferry
Grand Opera House
Wagenhals & Kemper Co
BY Eugene Walter
Astor Theatre
Castoria
Deaf School Notes
Buchanan
Elizabeth
Wendell Haley
Wendell
Natures
Pee Aires Eikess
Saeco
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