Local notables and business notes in town
Andrew Lang and his two sons sold 320 acres of Saskatchewan land. Mrs. P. J. Antony and Gladys returned from Devils Lake. Lars Mikkelson of Alsen went on a rushed trip. David Sommerville of Sarles visited for a business mission. Attorney Joseph Cleary will speak for Democrats at Cairo and Munich on November 4 and 5. A stock organization plan aims to raise 10 000 dollars with a November 10 meeting. Leslie Dean, son of the marshal, celebrated his 21st birthday and vote day. B W Gilbertson delivered a piano cabinet grand to Miss Matson at the Farmers Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lang
Gustav
Rudolph
P. J. Antony
Gladys
Devils Lake
Lars Mikkelson
Alsen
David Sommerville
Sarles
Leslie Dean
Burke
B. W. Gilbertson
Miss Matson
Farmers Bank
Community notes from Crary and nearby towns
W T Hurlbut visited the coast and Medford Oregon to see Pifers and locals. Mrs McCracken and Mrs Cull attended a grand gold medal contest at Bachelors Grove near Larimore last Friday evening. August Kalinnski toured Granville to manage 90 acres of flax. Edna Lux left for Grand Forks to study stenography at Union Commercial College. Reports from Odessa township say wheat is being stolen from granaries with no arrests yet. farmers are enraged. Mrs J W Kelley visited Devon, Emma and Martha Severson visited Devils Lake, and local residents hosted a Friday dinner. W D Gile plans to hand stock over to Crary Co-Operative Store, formed by 80 farmers and business people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hurlbut
Medford
Oregon
McCracken
Cull
Bachelors Grove
Larimore
August R. Kalinnski
Granville
Edna Lux
Grand Forks
Union Commercial College
Odessa
J. W. Kelley
Devon
Emma
Martha Severson
Devils Lake
A. J. Thurston
W. B. .Thurston
W. E. Downs
Southam
W. D. Gile
Co-Operative Store Company of
Crary
Edmore Local Notes and Social Roundup
Wm Schrump of Larimore visited his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs A B Toomey and family. Hans Roseth had Christ Ramberg arrested for beating a board bill but the case was dismissed by the justice. Mrs A E Toomey has been sick but is improving. Edmore residents chased wild geese last Sunday but they kept away from Edmore guns. Mrs H R Aslakson returned from the Pacific coast after an extended visit and was met by her husband on the Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Roseth
Christ Ramberg
A. E. Toomey
Edmore
Pacific Coast
H. R. Aslakson
Aslakson
Powell crowned season goose hunter champion
John Powell is the champion goose hunter of the season after he killed ten and wounded one with a single shot. Mr and Mrs C Lyman from Cando visited their son Herbert and wife, Archie Rae of Toronto stayed with the McLarty family, and Halloween celebrations left little damage on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Powell
Local Officials Meet and Tutor Trainees Move Toward Basketball
Thos Maloney chairs county board proceedings as he greets friends yesterday morning. Tilie Romstead and Tina McLarty travel to Grand Forks to enroll in Aaker's Business College six month shorthand and typing course. Webster teachers visited Webster and stayed with Mr and Mrs Miller. They played a basketball practice game and plan to form a local team for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Maloney
Board of County Commissioners
Tillie Romstead
Tina McLarty
Grand Forks
Aaker's Business College
Webster
Miller
Hampden Notes and Visitors Arrive Between Trains
Mrs Thos Anderson and Rev Mrs Nordberg visited Edmore between trains on Monday. Misses Wilson and Pulford spent Saturday at Lakota. Mr C D and F C Lord looked after business in Hampden Saturday and Sunday. Thos Kelley and family came from Lakota to Magnus Peterson farm for the coming season. Harriet Code returned from Glendive and resigned her position. Morton and Sam Nelson hunted at the lakes and brought back two geese each. J H Hazzard of J I Case threshing company called on locals today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Anderson
Edmore
Wilson
Pulford
Lakota
Magnus Peterson
Thos
Harriet Code
Glendive
A. Morton
Sam Nelson
J. H. Hazzard
Case Threshing Machine Company
Mr Hazzard
Local Roster Notes and Farm Labor Updates
Mrs Mowers back at her post in the depot after illness. J Aird and A G Dvorak thresh flax at seven bushels to the acre. Lewis Burgess leaves Getts farm for Bottineau and sends Repub to his address. Mrs E G Nicholson and daughter plan a Lakota to St Paul trip with grandma Adler. Lt Dick and family depart on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Nicholson
Public notices and community notes from Lawton update
Day for Mapes trains a section on the main line with others temporarily out of work. A. M. La Brant family’s auto trip from Lakota ended with a near accident but still caught the train after a rescue. School entertainment crowds highlight need for a public hall. Lawton could use a larger venue this fall. Oscar Melby resigns rural route carrier. John Oderbak appointed temporary carrier as Melby heads to Thief River Falls for winter studies. Melby’s departure saddens many Lawton friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapes
Lawton
Oscar Melby
John Oderbak
Melby
Thief River Falls
Oscar
Local Notes From Brocket and Nearby Areas
Miss Stella Wolfe left Tuesday for Montana. Olli Rahto visited with the Nurmis and old friends. The Old Man Raketti is back at his Brocket home. A young folks gathering sent off a couple. John Hongala saw a flying machine near Lakota being hauled home in a wagon. Mrs McNamee left for Devils Lake with Mr and Mrs Powers. Nels Lillehoff heads to Gilford Montana for his new home. Tom Miller returned from Wesleyville. Miss Stacy Jones visits Emil Matijek’s sister. Mr and Mrs Panchart honeymooned in Minnesota. Stehlik injured when he fell from a wagon and was taken to Park River hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Wolfe
Montana
Olli Rahto
Nurmis
Raketti
Quincy
Mass
Brocket
Erick Felts
John Hongala
Lakota
McNamee
Wm. Powers
Devils Lake
Powers
Nels Lillehoff
Gilford
Nels
Tom Miller
Jake
Wesleyvill
Stacy Jones
Emil Matijek
Devils Lake Visitors and Local Notes From Tokio Election
Special Correspondent reports C D Graves drove to Devils Lake Tuesday. John Miller visited from Devils Lake Monday. August Burg shopped in Devils Lake last week. George Charlesworth and Ignatius Court were in Devils Lake on business. Mr Venable plans to prove up a claim nearby soon. Mrs Albert Jaqua and Leona Jaqua shopped in Devils Lake Tuesday. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Paul Carlson will host a reception at the schoolhouse Friday. Tokio election passed quietly with 22 votes. head ticket had 18 Republicans, four Democrats, three Socialists. Burke reserved, Johnson four, Wm Anderson led with sixteen for supreme judge. Geese scarce. John Dahlen hauling oats from Webster. Ned Burke reports loss of several stray colts Monday. Mrs Hartman’s healed hand allows use soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Burke
Johnson
Wm. Anderson
Supreme Judge
Ned Burke
Prom the Sentinel
O. H. Helmard
Devils Lake
M. Garvey
John Melven
Warwick
St. Paul
John
Frank L. Sears
Geasie Ferguson
Wickest
R. J. Dean
Henry Swanson
G. N
Bemidji
H. Wilson
R. Davidson
Chicago
Art. Kaln Joft
Bismarck
St Alexis Hospstel
Sheyenna
Hang Hansen
Warwielk
Local Social Notes From Keogh and Sweetwater
Cleveland reporter Mike Donahue visited Keoghs on Sunday. Miss Katie Baker drove to Sweetwater Sunday. William Keogh enjoyed several days of hunting last week. Agnes Connors visited home folks Sunday. Mr. Sharf improved after two weeks illness. Thomas Maloney made a trip to Devils Lake Monday. Services were conducted at Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Baker
Sweetwater
William Keogh
Agnes Connors
Thomas Maloney
Devils Lake
Sweet
Local business and rail notes from Devils Lake era
Mrs C M Fisher and children visit relatives in Minnesota. Mann and Son move to new quarters on Kel ly avenue east side. G W Maurice closes bakery to fit space for Huesgen’s jewelry. A M Powell resigns from H I P Staede to work for Devils Lake mill company as bookkeeper. President Hulbert visits new First National bank building. James Gagan guest of Dr Camp. ill with fever. Petition by 94 citizens to move post office to Odd Fellow building. J Lord buys First National bank fixtures for new Cando bank. Manitoba announces a fast train from St Paul to Helena via Devils Lake starting November 10 with daily eastbound at nine and westbound at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulbert
First National Bank
Minneapolis
James Gagan
Camp
Gagan
J. Lord
Cando
Manitoba
St. Paul
Helena
Devils Lake
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Neighborhood News
Munich
Brom
the Herald-News
Wm, Schrump of
A. B. Toomey
Starkweather
Hampden
the Guardian
Republican
Wisconsin
Emer
Robie Hood
Robim
Feerlens
Echipeshells
Tory
Aretrica
Wrenee
Robin Hood Ammunition Company
Swanton
Vermont
Srainard
Devil Lake
N. D
Gessher Brothers
Pens
N.D
J. Bows
B.D
Cholson
F. Ferris & Son
Lakots
M.D
Rayo
Great Toe
AE Standard Oil Company
C. D. Graves
John Miller
Burg
George Charlesworth
Ignatius
Mr. Venable
Albert Jaqua
Leona Jaqua
Paul Carlson
John Dahlen
Timstas
Ory Castoria
Cleveland
Mike Donahue
Keoghs
Mr. Sharf
Mann & Son
Kelly Avenue
G. W. Maurice
Huesgen
A. M. Powell
H. I. P. Staede
The
Devils Lake Mill Company
Meripeinc
Aurel
N. Dak
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