Neighborhood News From Devils Lake School Social and Local Deals
A Devils Lake roundup notes Mrs. Bartheld’s Sunday visit and Jones’s new check assorter at the State Bank, hailed as a future convenience for banks and stores. Local travel includes Ig at the bank and a Tokio trip by Mr. Jurgeneon, with Miss Effie Hoadley and others mentioned. A baby girl arrived for the Ruth family, and Ella Graves and Clem plan wintering away. The Tokio school reports a surprise Thanksgiving social prepared by students and a parent program, while a brief epidemic of horse shortages and a hilltop hide and seek season are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Jones
Barrett Family Reunion Amid California Bound Visit
Mr and Mrs 0 A Barrett entertain Mrs Barretts father Mr Bowen of Faribault Minnesota. Also visiting are Mr and Mrs Barrett, D A Barretts parents. They live near Lethbridge Alberta on route to California. The surprise reunion brings cheer and a pleasant time for all.
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A. Barrett
Jean Monegan seen on streets amid oil work and politics
The smiling Jean Monegan appeared on local streets last Tuesday as he progresses with Standard Oil Co. employment while pursuing insurgent politics. Mrs C C Bosworth visited her daughter Mrs Bartheld and returned home after a few days.
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Jean Monegan
Jean
Standard Oil Co
Local Social Notes and Health Officials Plan School Fumigation
Mrs Chas Wright hosted Mr and Mrs F R Stevens at dinner Tuesday. Mrs Stevens and son Don head to Ann Arbor Michigan for winter. Mr Stevens to join in December. Dr W F Sihler health officer discusses preventing scarlet fever spread with Dr Drew. proposed fumigation of homes schools and churches. Peter Smith leaves for Grassy Lake Alberta with homestead and 160 acres. will live in Canada until title. D C McLeod and S J Dean ship livestock to South St Paul mixed carload of sheep hogs cattle.
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Chas. Wright
F. R. Stevens
Peter Smith
Grassy Lake
Alberta
Canada
F. R. Stevens and Son
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Stevens
D. C. McLeod
South St. Paul
S.J. Dean
Mr. McLeod
School changes as Mullerson resigns in Munich
Mr Mullerson resigns his position in the city school and Miss Olive Meeker is appointed to take his place. W R Holgate of Grand Forks visits the Grimson home. he is in charge of University extension and publicity, producing a new Alumni register with information on old graduates. Lewis Flett reports Iver Iverson plans a winter visit to the old sod.
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The
Heard
Mullerson
Olive Meeker
W. R. Holgate
Grand Forks
Grimson
Iver Iverson
Storlie Township
Iver
Hampden I Place They Will Make Their Future Home
Won Schwanger returned from Canadian points Wednesday and filed on a valuable piece of land. D. Mennis and family left for Branson Minnesota to attend a mammoth revival. H F Shipley and wife left for Rochester Minnesota for hospital treatment. P P Miller of Perkes Prairie bought cattle to ship out. County Commissioners Johnson and Nesseth visited to measure grades east of town.
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Schwanger
D. Mennis
Branson
Man
H. F. Shipley
Rochester
Minnesota
P. P. Miller
Perkes Prairie
Minn
From The News Briefs On Local Travel And Socials
Herman Kauranen returns from a South Dakota trip calling it one of his most enjoyable experiences. Mrs. Jacob Svoboda and Mrs. A F Moravetz travel via Fargo to Mapleton North Dakota to visit Mr Albert Svoboda and family. Judge Cowan of Devils Lake rides the northbound train. farming near Derby but rarely seen on the farm. Mrs Geo Shephard hosts a Dramatic club dinner Sunday evening with members including Mrs Wm Powers Miss Clara Lileshaugen Wm Powers J J Austin Staff Butler Gust Gervenka Myri Adler and Geo Shephard. affair very enjoyable.
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Herman Kauranen
South Dakota
Jacob Svoboda
A. F. Moravetz
Fargo
Mapleton
N. D
Albert Svoboda
Judge Cowan
Devils Lake
Derby
Geo. Shephard
Dramatic Club
Wm. Powers
Clara Lilleshaugen
J. J. Austin
Staff Butler
Gust Gervenka
Myri Adler
County Judge Butler and Sheriff Olean Reelected
County Judge A L Butler of Williston and Sheriff Ben Olean were both reelected by sizable majorities. The political results reflect strong support for local leadership in a countywide vote amid ongoing concerns over governance and safety.
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A. L. Butler
Williston
Ben
J Motifs of Local News and School Posts
The county seat nears completion of a new jail and sheriff’s residence described as built for Jack. Miss Roeanna Duffy is named county superintendent of schools for the new Mountraft County. A letter from Miss Nellis hints at news from Hawk Eye, while Harrold Harrio of Hawkeye Town, former district auditor in the Philippines, has died in Mindanao. funeral plans await the body’s arrival home.
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Jack
Roeanna Duffy
Churcha Ferry
of-Mountraft
the Suns
Misa Nellis ’. Smith
Hawkeye
Iowa
Harryo
Overton
Mindanao
Irelandson
Islands
Hawkeye Town
Churles Ferry
Local Notes Touching Students and Visitors
A eighth grade girl weighs 130 pounds and questions denoms. August Gessner spent last week at Walford attending farm interests nearby. Eddie Pixley of Churles Ferry was tacking signs for G. M. Steig Merc. Co. in town Saturday. Miss Rena Moen, formerly of Grand Harbor, visits her aunt Mrs. P. Stenberg. A report says little Margaret McCahan and her mother were in Norway township when a pin injured her nose. she is recovering in Brinsmade. Mrs. J. A. Strand of Grand Harbor and Mrs. Martin Sontag of Moorhead, Minn., visited Tuesday en route home from Minot after stopping here briefly.
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August Gessner
Walford
Eddie Pixley
Churles Ferry
G. M. Steig Merc. Co
Rena Moen
Grand Harbor
P. Stenberg
Wttle
Margaret’ McCahan
Norway Township
Brinsmade
J. A. Strand
Martin Sontag
Moorhead
Minn
Edmore community notes and personal moves
A. M. Crary moved his family to town this week to give his children access to village schools and will occupy a Haskamp cottage. C. W. Chastal visited from Devils Lake, staying one night with friends. Ohnstad, Democratic nominee for County Judge, came within 159 votes of victory and expresses pride in the vote. Mrs. Dr. R. M. Cox leaves for California for health reasons hoping to regain health and plans a spring return. The local school board held its regular meeting and teachers are performing well. A. J. Carlon, after tending land in Ramsey County, heads to Bloomfield, Nebraska and may winter in Los Angeles, California.
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A. M. Crary
Haskamp
C. W. Chastal
Devils Lake
Ohnstad
R. M. Cox
California
Dolmore
Rameey County
A. J. Carlaon
Bloomfield
Neb
Los Angalon
Cal
Buried In Her Piano A Woman Professor's Final Wish
A Marseilles musician died and was buried in her piano, fulfilling a last wish to spend her happiest hours at the instrument. The coffin had to be enlarged to accommodate the grand grave. The ad copy notes Dean's cigarettes and Foster-Milburn Co as sole U S agents.
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Marseilles
Brance
Doan's Kidney Pills Cited By Local Resident
A Park Rival resident reports three years of back pains and kidney discomfort alleviated by Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial praises prompt relief and overall satisfaction, noting the remedy cured frequent urges and related symptoms after use.
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J. Ostboe
Park
N. Dale
Baya
Sheya
Doan
Iimay
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Torio
Jurgeneon
Ignatius Court
Effie Hoadley
D. R. Chase
Brickson
Victor Ruth
Vic
D. W. Brennan
Fred Traynor
Tokio
Wm. Redmond
Ella Graves
Clem
Frihere
Mr. Strand
Graves
le Jaqua
Starkweather
the Times
Crary
Munich
Hampden
the Guardian
Churchs Ferry
Tse Mz
Rabin Hood Smoketeas
Losted
Robin Hood
Comet
Peerless
Pee Robin Hood Ammunition Company
Swanton
Vermont
Gessner Brothers
Penn
WE. Leary
Chl Olson
Condo
Michigan Merc. CO
D. F. Ferris& Son
Lekota
M.D
Edmore
Herald-News
Rayo
Alf
Oil Company
Ves
Es Sata Raass
Bright's Diner
Heidelberg Medigal Institute
Iani
Traatmant
Joba Keani
Seigolt
Chas
P. Brainard
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