Neighborhood Notes From The Sentinel
John Carroll returns from an east trip with buyers of his large ranch. Kelley comes back to Devils Lake after visiting his sister Mrs. Nicholson. Miss Reno Hugger leaves for Lake Benton Minn to teach at a country school. Miss Helen Summers MeVille visits Miss Cora Prew. George Morris and Valla Burton drive to New Rockford and back. Haugland banker rides to Devils Lake. Quamme Williams Birkeland and Biddle visit Devils Lake. The Kelleys and Mrs Ryner and son Lloyd visit Nicholson and fish at Woodlake. Connie Stadle and Lacey Mulligan visit Al Heapy. W J Winter and W H Wilson Clyde on business. Hadenfield and Walt Hampden visit town. Mrs Sally Gude and two boys arrive from St Louis to visit C W Webb. Jim Tyrrell returns from Mt Clemens and feels rheumatism better. Master Sherman Lewin hosts birthday party for seven years with fourteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carroll
Kelley
Devils Lake
R. B. Nicholson
Reno Hugger
Lake Benton
Minn
Helen Summers
MeVille
Cora Prew
Geo. Morris
Valla Burton
New Rockford
H.C. Haugland
T. M. Quamme
Chas. E. Williams
John Birkeland
Geo. F. Biddle
J. W. Kelley
Ryenil
Lloyd
Urary
Woodlake
W. J. Winter
W. H. Wilson
Clyde
Hadenfield
Walt
Hampden
Sally Gude
St. Louie
C. W. Webb
Jim Tyrrell
Mt. Clemens
Mich
8. L. Burnett
Munich
A. A. Peterson
Callo
A. B. Brandt
Jno Furbertg
Mesdames Hadenfield
Wade
John Anderson
Moosejaw
Canada
A. Peterson
McVill
Ludvig Anderson
Local Gossip Notes From Hampden and Nearby Towns
The note page records visits and errands in Hampden and surrounding areas. Rudser hosts his father and sister from Devils Lake while S Wilson of Wilson & Litscher visits Priday. Clara Johnson visits Edmore. Mrs. Haley and son visit Rudser family. Mrs. Dan Murphy travels to Niagara for a parental visit. Tollafon markets for Duluth Elevator Co. and travelers from Munich attend local hosts A Brandt and family. Several movements, visits, and a buggy mishap with Farber’s boy conclude the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudser
Devils Lake
S. Wilson
Wilson & Litscher
Clara Johnson
Edmore
Haley and Son
Devila Lake
Thos. Rudser
Dan Murphy
Niagara
N. D
S. ©. Tollafon
Milton
Duluth Elevator Co
Edmore Community Notes Warm With News and Travel
Edmore residents report visits from Martin Hoghaug of Devils Lake and Richard Burke of Devils Lake. Miss Francis Allen leaves for Grafton, while a Belling child injures an arm. Leslie Howden returns to Canada after two weeks in Edmore. Quarantine affects C F Currier but he moves about. Wheat harvest begins with a No 1 hard sample. Chief Inspector McBride tours the area to plan mail transport changes. Neighborly gatherings at the Crary farm and Chautauqua trips to Devils Lake are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hoghaug
Devis Lake
Francis Allen
J. L. Rosholt
Rosholt
Grafton
Minnegota
A. W. Belling
Edmore
Otahmanie
Leslie Howden
Moose Jaw
Canada
Richard Burke
Devils Lake
John Burke
Edmore Viatter
Pioneer Life Ins. Co
Fargo
C. F. Currier
Curler
Jas. McLean
J. E. Dougherty
F. J. Kelly
BE. M. Crary
Margaret Campbell
Crary
Overland Township
A. Frovarp
Wm. Johnson
Chautauqua
Local Notes From Devils Lake and Surrounding Areas
Miss Edna Davie returned home at Devils Lake after visiting the farm. W. F. Knight came back from St. Paul with a load of cattle. Alfred Knight and wife welcome a fine baby this week. Boyd Freeborn tends the McLaughlin elevator in his absence. Genevieve and Bernadette Maurer visit Emil Eich’s farm in Cato township. Mrs. Downey returned to LaFayette Indiana after visiting her brother William Buck. Editor E. A. Lindstrom of Langdon passed through on his farm trip near Oberon. O P N Anderson left for a state tour with the railroad commission. BHAwin Traynor and Ivar Ivarson went to Devils Lake for threshing picks, returning with four men each. Miss Lattice Protee arrived from Areaiils Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Davie
Devils Lake
W. F. Knight
St. Paul
Alfred Knight
Siri
Boyd Freeborn
McLaughlin
Small town notes from the week visitors and a mine find
The column lists visiting relatives and travelers passing through including Mrs Homer Resler Miss Laureen Lewis Mr and Mrs W J Nash J Q Adams and family at Langdon T B Morgan Herman Hoehmer of Shakopee Mrs Solem of Rushford slater of P A Sime Grover King from Maple Creek and Dan Farley who received gold dust and nuggets from Alaska weighing six and a half pounds and valued around 1585 the find aiding his finances amid recent travel and crop notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solem
Rushford
Minnesota
Slater
P. A. Sime
Grover King
Maple Creek
Sask
Morris
John Erickstad
Dan Farley
Alaska
Express
Express Company
Farley
Dan
Crary Social Notes Include Visits and Outings
Florence Lux returns from a month with relatives in Devils Lake. Devils Lake residents visit Crary. Toitle’s Dr. and Mrs. McGurren join Mr. and Mrs. P. H. McGurren for a Sunday dinner. Chas Anderson and family dine with Hagen brothers. Tom Cunningham travels from Alberta and the Coast, noting dry western crops. Miss Margaret McNaney returns from Anderson’s farm. sister Vonnie moves in. Local youths offer threshing help. Misses Velma Smith and May Boyd host 8.3 class on church lawn for about 30 children with games and refreshments. Gordon Rutten and Steve Miller visit DeLacs then Ryder, near Lena Ritten’s claim. Mrs. Walke hosts a ladies party with 500 games. prizes awarded to Mrs. M. D. Kavanaugh and Mrs. Dan Boyd. out-of-town guests include Mesdames Cowen, Ruger, Powell Fox, Scrumgard, Stenseth and Collinson of Devils Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lux
Devils Lake
Wm. Orr
McGurren
Devils’ Lake
P. H. McGurren
Chas. Anderson
Morton
Hagen Brothers
Ignatius Court of
To Itle
Grand Borka
Murray_teft George
Tom Cunningham
Alberta
Margaret McNaney
Anderson
Vonnie
Crary
Mises Velma Smith
May Boyd
Gordon Rutten
Steve Miller
DeLacs
Ryder
Lena Ritten
Miss Ritten
Walke
M. D. Kavanaugh
Dan Boyd
G. F. Drew
Visitors and local residents seen in Devils Lake area
Sah From The Huntier Misa Clarine of Devils Lake visited her parents south of town. Mrs. George Bail and daughter Edith were business callers in Devils Lake. Donald Thompson of Devils Lake is visiting his sister Mrs. HL L. Schutte. Carrie and Mariel Schultz of Leeda visited Miss Clara Kaeding. Miss Grece Dingman in Dry Lake town is reported quite ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Clarine
Devils Lake
George Bail
Edith
Donald Thompson
HL L. Schutte
Carrie
Mariel Schultz
Leeda
Clara Kaeding
Grece Dingman
Dry Lake Town
Village Social Notes Include Local Visits and Travel
Ship, Dr Schuessler of Brinsmade attends her. Mrs Piper of Graham's Island shopped in the village Wednesday. George Bail visited Devils Lake on business late last week. Mr and Mrs John Strand of Grand Harbor visited relatives Thursday. Miss Lola Graham visited Starkweather earlier in the week. Mrs Boyle left for Eureka Cal after visiting W J Doyle and family. Carl Melberg came from Grand Harbor for a few days with relatives before returning to Minneapolis. Misses Tillie Engen and Minnie Gessner left for Mouse River country. Mr T H Graham and daughter Lola visited Graham Island earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuessler
Brinsmade
Piper
Graham's Island
Our Village
George Bail
Devils Lake
John Strand
Grand Harbor
Lola Graham
Starkweather
Boyle
Eureka
Cal
W. J. Doyle
Carl Melberg
Minneapolis
Tillie Engen
Minnie Gessner
Mouse River
T. H. Graham
Lola
Graham
Local S Readjusts as Residents Visit Family Ties
CHURACHS FERRY area notes arrivals and visits as Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Studley arrive from Fredonia New York to stay a couple of weeks. Albert Anderson and baby Eileen travel with Miss Mac Englehorn to Cando and back with Matt Englehorn. Mrs. J. S. McConnell and Simonton kin visit old Pennsylvanian home. Continued delays in Steig Mercantile building from late material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Studley
Fredonia
N. Y
Wil
Jooklus
Albert Anderson
Baby Eileen
Mac Englehorn
Cando
Matt Englehorn
McConnell
Mr Simonton
Hasel
Paul Simonton
Pennsylvania
Local Notes and Upcoming School Term Begin in Town
Lillian Grene from Devils Lake visits Miss Helma Lahti. Nine month old baby of Mr and Mrs Emil Piblgren died last Sunday with funeral held Monday. Northwestern Mercantile building nears completion. Alma Point of Rolla visits Oscar Hoker. Little shock threshing expected as farmers stack grain. Ray V Rice and Jack McLean visited town. Mrs Adler visits son Sam Adler then returns home. John Robinson resigns from Imperial Elevator Co. Jack McLean described as long-time wheat buyer. School opens September 6 with F LeRoy Smith as principal and staff including Lena Drager Clara Lillehaugen Irma Grubbs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Grene
Devils Lake
Helma Lahti
Emil Piblgren
Northwestern Mercantile Company
Alma Point
Rolla
N. D
Oscar Hooker
Ray V. Rice
Ramsey County
Jack McLean
Stork Delights Lawton as Couple Welcomes Twins
Mrs W M Chance welcomed a boy and a girl on Thursday with the stork visiting their home. Miss Edna Pike of Calvin visited her sister Mrs W M Gibbons on Monday. Miles Pike, a leading operator with Boundary Line Telephone, is noted. R Davidson returned from Canada with horses and machinery, leaving driving behind at Portal to be conveyed by game wardens near Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Chance
Edna Pike
Calvin
W. M. Gibbons
Miles Pike
Boundary Line Telephone Company
R. Davidson
Canada
Portal
Lawton
Local notes on farming, visits and politics
Master Howard Crary plans to recruit Sooners before the season opens. Rev G P Burleson visits Lakota parishioners and confirms members. County Auditor Rice and Republican sheriff candidate John McLean tour town, meeting supporters amid harvest progress and grain yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Crary
Walter Scott
Munich
G. P. Burleson
Lakota
Lawton
Henley
Second District
A. M. LaBrant
LaBrant
Rice
John Mc ‘Lean
McLean
Local notes and storm damage in Tokio and Devils Lake
Fred Lang visited Devils Lake and prepared lumber for a bullring housing a future hardware store. Gusts ripped roofs and barns in Tokio as a cyclone windstorm struck Monday. Miss Hilma Freeburg reports Montana forest fires caused heavy smoke and daytime darkness for several days.
Peaches in Trainloads Signal Peak Season for Wenatchee Fruit
Wenatchee valley Washington grows top Elberta peaches as over 500 carloads are expected to ship this week. Great Northern will haul a train load. Minot Rugby Devile Lake Larimore Grafton Lakota Leeds and Grand Forks merchants place orders raising total car count. The Lake Grocery company reports multiple fruit shipments including apples and plums. A Chicago mother and daughter suffer poverty as the mother toils as a tobacco stripper for 40 cents daily to feed and clothe them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Rugby
Devile Lake
Larimore
Grafton
Lakota
Leeds
Grand Forks
The
Lake Grocery Company
Penurious employer faces penalties over child labor and long hours
Inspector Davia charges Greenberg with forcing a mother and a child to work over ten hours daily and under fourteen, with a filthy shop. He may be fined up to 25 per day plus 5 to 500 for child labor violations. Greenberg will be prosecuted at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lkely
Davia
Greenberg
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Neighborhood News
Warwick
Sentinel
Connie Stadle
Lacey Mulligan
Langdon
al. Heapy
the Guardian
Herald-News
Gordon
Peter Hamm
Alse2
Helled
Herman Gulbrandson
Loma Contrector
Hatsonday
the Times
Churachs Ferry
Steig Mercantile Company
Elling Nelson
George 8
Wedneawy
Minot
Anna Wernett
Lakota Waa
Lottie Thompson
William Olson
Lodi
Wis
J. W. Olson
Minnewaukan
Norman Nelson
Baeverstad
Gunn
A. J. Wirtz
Republica
Torio
Fred Lang
Albert Jaqua
Mrs. Venable
Ignatius
C. W. Patterson
Brennan
Toko
Lena Olsen
Miss Behultz
Mise Olsen
Fred Lang Iy
Me Rt
Tokio
Hilma Freeburg
Montana
Chicago
Jules Greenberg
Mann's Model Grocery
Home Farmers Mill
Eley Ass’g
J. G. Arneberg
Wien Sul E
Ing
Tel. N. W
Gram Construction
N. Dak
Ole Serumgard Manager
Fifth Street
Sixt St
Flint Ave
J. Halliday
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