Neighborhood News Highlights Local Moves and Travel
Judge Kneeshaw of Pembina visited to look after farming interests. Grace Sturevant returned from Lakota after a two week visit. Henry Sperling family left for Longbeam Sask to settle there. Henry Bogstle recovering from automobile accident. Chris Ames moved into a house purchased from We Mahon. Fred Watsche left Farmers hardware for Langdon job. Watsches move away. friends wish them luck. Several residents visited Devils Lake for short stays. M J Olson reports wheat and flax yields of 10 bushels per acre with good feed. Toomey and Berg visited Devils Lake. Mrs Toomey improving and due home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Kneeshaw
Pembina
Grace Sturevant
Lakota
Henry Sperling
Longbeam
Sask
Henry Bogstle
Williston
Chris Ames
We Mahon
Fred Watsche
Geo. McCarquerdale
Farmers’ Hardware
McPhail-Brosnahan Co
Langdon
Watsche
Munich
M. J. Olson
Highland Township
Edmore
Olson
A. E. Toomey
John Berg
Devils Lake
Local business visitors and farm plans surface in Devils Lake area
Ole Hadenfield and a party of gentlemen visited Devils Lake on Wednesday. Lavang from Osna Brook came Thursday to handle business interests. T. Toomey and Ole Haugen from Edmore were there Friday on a business mission. Kelly from Lakota arrived Monday to arrange Magnus Peterson's farm for next season and plans to move with his family mid next month. Cavalier county Democrats Darval, Hamilton, McLauchlin, Rylance, and Rooney came from Langdon on Tuesday to meet and escort the governor on his tour. Cavalier DF and Mrs. Craig were awakened by a baby cry at night and found a wasp bite on the baby’s hand. the child is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Hadenfield
Devils Lake
Lavang
Osna Brook
Businness
T. Toomey
Ole Haugen
Edmore
Kelly
Magnus Peterson
Messrs
Darval
Hamilton
McLauchin
Rylance
Rooney
Cavalier County
Langdon
Craig
Wbl
Edmore Opera House Owner Visits to Secure Interests
John McCarty, owner of the opera house block, was in Edmore late this week attending to his affairs. W. Ohnstad of Devil Lake kept Edmore locals entertained last Saturday night and left for home Sunday morning. The Bravens and vow family moved from the Bravens farm, leasing the Joster farm west of town and relocating their family there.
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The
Herald-News
John McCarty
Edmore
W. Ohnstad
Deviln Lake
Curry
Bravens & Vow
Joster
Bse
Local notes from Starkweather and area
Andrew Greere attended his sister's wedding in Decorah Iowa. W W Blacker from New London plans to bring buyers soon. Sam Wilson and wife visited for business and shopping. Dr. Cook from New London surveyed area lands. Miss Bessie Richardson returned home Valley City for school. Rev Pitman will stay another year after conference in Bismarck. George L Kenepp and family visited J S Kenepp near Newville. Kenepp works for Pennsylvannia railroad. daughter employed there. North Dakota impressions were favorable.
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Andrew Greere
Decorah
Iowa
W. W. Blacker
New London
Sam Wilson
Callo
Mr. Wilson
Blacker
Cunningham and Blacker
Bessie Richardson
Valley City
Miss Richardson
Mrs
Pitman
Rev
Bismarck
Mr. Pitman
Starkweather
Rev. Pitman
George L. Kenepp
Huntingdon Pennsylvania
Mr. Kenepp
Kenepp
Newville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Local social notes from Devils Lake and area
Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Baker return from Medelman home visit. Mrs. Frank McCracken and Mrs. Taylor depart for McVille. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Crary of Edmore visited relatives by auto. Harvey Struthers heads to International Falls to check on his father amid nearby forest fires. J. T. Ackerman buys a U S Mail wagon for routes. Jacob Archell ships emigrant movables to Rolla N D and rents lake shore farm. Mrs. M. D. Kavanaugh visits her mother as Mann visits east. H. A. Nicholson and others socialize with Bangs family. The McClellans host a country dinner with guests including H. M. Creel and B. A. Rel-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Baker
Devils Lake
Medelman
Frank McCracken
H. M. Creel
B. A. Rel
Local notes on hunts visits and church closure
Warwick assistant train dispatcher Erickson from Steckenridge arrived for a few days hunting nearby. Mrs. J. A. Carter and sister traveled to Devils Lake, with Blair returning to Winnipeg after a weeks visit with Dr. and Mrs. Carter. Debs speech drew interest from city visitors. Deck headed to Sherwood to oversee farm property. Ben Rude will manage duties in his absence. Rev. Hristoff completed proof on his claim and will move to Kansas City with his family, accepting a new church charge amid community well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson
Steckenridge
J. A. Carter
Devils Lake
Blair
Winnipeg
S. P. Deck
Sherwood
Ben Rude
Aneta
Rev. Hristoff
Kansas City
Hrisstoff
Tokio meat market rumor and lodge notices in town
The article notes an anticipated opening of a new meat market in Tokio. It mentions social events by the Home Stealers and Homesteaders’ lodges, a dance planned for October 28, and Em ery Chase named secretary after Burt Jaqua’s departure. A traveler from Canada to South Dakota heads home via Tokio after crops failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homesteaders' Lodge
C. Smeallie
Emery Chase
Burt Jaqua
Minneapolis
Tokio
Cleveland and area residents busy with farm work hunting trips
Cleveland residents spent Sunday at various farms with Peter Regan constructing a barn and Will Baker plowing on the Frank Hyland farm. Mrs. Joseph Nash visited from Devils Lake while several locals attended a Baldwin sale. Hunters lined Dry Lake shores and from Park River pursued Cleveland game. injuries and minor accidents were noted, with several local names appearing in outing reports.
Priest Replaced as Father Morris Leaves for Mission
A woman traveled to Devils Lake Monday for treatment and hopes for a speedy recovery. Father Morris departs for another mission and Father Lee of Minneapolis will serve in his stead, leaving many local friends saddened by his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Father Morris
Father Lee
Minneapolis
22 Years Ago Trade Highlights At Local Town
George Glass, a popular Churles Ferry merchant, arrived on Wednesday’s train. Veneering of the Benham house continues and is shaping into a handsome structure. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Maher left for Ann Arbor Michigan to visit during the winter. Artesian well work resumed on Wednesday. Swan’s son unveils a new patent rimmer, a noted success. The First National Bank’s steam heating system arrived Tuesday with Minneapolis workers installing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Glass
Churles Ferry
Benham House
John W. Maher
Ann Arbor
Michigan
First National Bank
Minneapolis
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Relief for Suffering Devils Lake Women
A Devils Lake reader testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her disordered kidneys backache and irregular urinary flows. She describes relief beginning quickly and full recovery after completing the course, urging others to buy from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole U S agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Bright
Dean
F. H. Henkel
Cando
N. Dak
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doans
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