Local Notes Tell Of Visits And Route Changes
Neighborhood notes report Mrs J H Sprague visiting Crewe with her youngest son and others visiting Devils Lake. New rural mail routes announced for Crary with two carriers and trip days. Ed Niebauer buys J Ackerman dray line as Ackerman retires for rural post. School personnel named for village schools and recent windstorm injures a cook in a farm cook car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Smith
Rey, Smith
Cadieux
George Janecke
Oakley
Bessie
Edmore
Oakly
Southam
Bert Foster
Stevens
Ann Arbor
Michigan
F. P. Olds
Crary
P. O
J.T. Ackerman
Louis Leduc
Niebauer
Avery
Dray
J. Ackerman
Katherine Medelman
Sacred Heart Academy
Rena Severson
Stavely Alberta
Community Notes From Brocket Area Gatherings
Local residents attend events and travel assignments across North Dakota and nearby towns. Alma Point departs for Northport to teach next season, Irma Grubbs joins the area as primary teacher, and several families plan moves or new jobs including Chas Enfeld funeral attendance and Arvo Lahti’s Suomi College plans.
Starkweather Notes On Sunday Sermon and Visitation
From The Times Bey report lists a Sunday sermon at Bethel church in Devils Lake preached by Bey. Mrs Cunningham visited Devils Lake last Tuesday. J W Beemer arrived from Illinois to tend farm work southwest of town. Lottie Proctor returned to Arcadia after visiting Mrs Resier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Fall of Devils Lake
Bethel Church
Devils Lake
Cunningham
A. Schulte
J. W. Beemer
Illnois
Mitag Lottie Proctor
Arcadia
Wisconsin
Homwec Resier
Devils Lake trips and local threshing notes reported
A ragged column of small-town notices describes Hampden residents visiting Devils Lake and Grand Forks for threshing help, travel plans across North Dakota, and local incidents. The piece notes property damage from a Monday storm, a farm accident near town, and residents visiting relatives in Knox and Stanley with several auto trips and arrivals at local schools and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Roe
Louis Sheldal
Stanley
Miss Pulford
Wycoff
Minn
Andrew Rude
Christ Peterson
Peterson
Minnesota
Rude
E. R. Swarthout
Fischer, Minn
Lakota
Grand Forks
Grafton
Hamilton
Park River
Andrew Haugen
Ludvig Anderson
Robi. Leverson
Lewerson
Mother Yo
Village Clippings From Huntier Visit and Local Moves
A collection of short notes from Penn and nearby towns mentions visitors such as Charlie Bosworth of Devils Lake and Mrs. Anna Ferch of Rugby. Residents make trips to Saint Paul, Ada Minnesota, Oshkosh Wisconsin, and Devils Lake while jobs shift as Geo. Morris becomes Standard Oil distributor manager. The Bea c on county Sunday school meeting is planned for Leeds September 19 and 20, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Bosworth
Devils Lake
George Ball
Frank Ball
St. Paul
Frank Kaeding
Churcha Ferry
Misa Francis Mueklen
Anna Ferch
Rugby
W. W. Barrett
Sylvaton Homestead
Our Village
James McCormick
Churchs Ferry
Penn
Frohwerk
Ada, Minn
Ruth Gessner
Mardelia
Minn
Frank Batcheller
Geo. Morris
Standard Old Company
Cora Prew
Nina Burton
Fred Prew
Julia Lee
Deerfield
Wis
H. L. Rebillard
Spokane
Wash
Beacon County Sunday School Association
Leeds
N. D
M. B
Ira Thorn
Oshkosh
Ben Gilbert
Edmore Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Business
Auditor Greenleaf of Robertson Lumber eyed local interests as visitors from Michigan City and Ontario milled through Edmore. Local residents tally travel, teaching assignments, and farm activity while three grain elevators open for the season boosting the town market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersld-News
Greenleaf
Robertson Lumber Company
Mle Company
Wheeler
Michigan City
N. D
J. W. Wheeler
B. J. Mowers
Lawton
A. McDonald
Havre
Mont
Irene Cunningham
Jim Strand
Lloyd Nyhns
Cunningham
Newlore Township
Frank Dunn
Magele Kelly
Dunn
Margaret Campbell
Ryder
J. F. Gillispie
Park River
Emmons County
Edith Cornelican
Wdmore
C. C. Honey
Geo. Smith
Geo. Dolphin
Moose Jaw
Canada
Edmore
Farmers Elevator
M. M. van Osdel
Anchor
A. L. Tennis
Burgess Elevator
C. A. Sagen
Andrew Black
Hamilton
Ontario
David Black
Grandin
Holmore
David
Wing
Blair Family Guests and Local Visits Highlight Warwick
Mrs J Blair from Winnipeg and Kathryn Blair joined Mr and Mrs J A Carter in Warwick as visitors. Tolna businessman Badltor Brundage called. Mr and Mrs J B Johnson from Spokane, Wash, left after staying with Ed Johnson. Fred Prew returned from an extended visit to Cloquet Minnesota with his daughter Mrs J Studeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Mira
Fred Prew
Cloquet
Minn
J. Studeman
Munich Area News Highlights Local Visits and Court Case
Miss Inez Kelly and Leste Kelly visit uncle G Grimson this week while Miss Pearl Scott of Lawton stays with friends in Munich. A wage suit, Mat Wirth v Dominac Schuler, concluded with judgment for the plaintiff worth 95 dollars plus costs. Funeral for H W Unger draws large attendance with Woodmen escorts and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Scott
Lawton
Grimson
F. J. Kelly
Milton
Nellie Redmond
Gladys Devine
Minneapolis
Adolph Johnson
New Richmond
Winn
Jake Unger
Red Lake Pals
Henry
Supt. Ridington
J. F. Thiessen
F. G. Meeker
Anna M. Hiebert
Munich
W. J. Schuler
Elizabeth Mullersman
Anna Mullersman
Cairo
H. H. Sperling
Rosthern
Can
Justice Weeks
Mat Wirth
Domiac Schuler
Dominac
Mat
G. Grimson
A. L. Burdick
Henry Unger
Raymond Della Detchman
Peter Unger
Lethbridge
Alta
H. W. Unger
Callo
Presbyterian Church
John Enns
Calvin
H. Lew
Local Notes From Lawton Area Busy Threshing Week
John Anthony returns from Minnesota trip while Alex Courtney and family move to M. C. Langdon farm. Mrs. A B Bruce convalescent and Mrs Frank Zelenk has been out of danger. Henry Wittkopf welcomes a nine pound daughter. Elmer Ordway buys Minneapolis threshing outfit via W M Gibbon. Ernest Davison from Austin stays to help brothers Gordie and Dave as threshing slows due to wet weather. Grain yields 6 to 8 bushels per sere. Gorecki ships first carload of new wheat. Whelans elevator has about 1 000 bushels on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anthony
Minnesota
Alex Courtney
M. C. Langdon
A. B. Bruce
Frank Zelenks
Henry Wittkopf
Elmer Ordway
Minneapolis
W. M. Gibbon
Ernest Davison
Austin
Minn
Gordie
Dave
Gorecki
Storms cause farm damage and power outages in Shepherd area
Moses Freije reports a Monday storm that moved his house, broke windows, and toppled a wheat stack at 7:80 P.M. He and his family escaped harm. Lightning knocked seven telephone poles near Sparks, and barns at Larson and Horda Hying shifted. Christensen and Ole Sorbo houses were struck. no injuries. Davisons travel to Portal to recover a quarantined mare. Pearl Scott vacations in Munich and Langdon. Mable Johnson fills in at J S Anthony's Farmers Cash store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mers Grain Co
Moses Freije
Shepherd Township
V. BD
Sparks Place
Gevers
A. Larson
J. Horda
Miss Pearl Scott
Munich
Langdon
Miss Mable Johnson
Visitors and movers mark week in Churchs Ferry
Edna Bush of Rolla visits sister Mrs E B Fee. Miss Minnie Thomson and daughter return from Idaho. Lottie Riley attends Winnipeg funeral. Edith Hamilton seeks hearing aid in Minneapolis. Bartheld family returns from Bennett Iowa. Jennie Studley and relatives travel home from Cando. Erma Campbell visits from Cando. Emil Ringles to Deorah Iowa for Lutheran college. Studleys travel to Fredonia and Belvidere for Civil War reunion. Will Hausmann moves residence to town for new home. McCahan couple relocate to Minot. Auto party from Zumbrota arrives for short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bush
Rolla
E. B. Fee
John Thomson
Minnie
Relaves
Idaho
Lottie Riley
Winnipeg
James Riley
Edith Hamilton
Minneapolis
Bartheld
Bennett
Iowa
Tom Englehorn
Jennie Studley
Cando
Charles Studley
A. H. Noltimier
Ruth
Erma Campbell
Emil Ringles
C. F., Ringles
Decorah
Lutheran College
Charles A. Studley
Fredonia
N. Y
J. W. McCahan
James McCormick
Minot
Churchs Ferry
Zumbrota
Goodhue County
Minn
Edwin Swenson
Albert Fustuen
Josephine Nelson
Swenson
O. W. Nelson
Taklo Happenings and Local Hospital News
B A Tomlinson led the week in Taklo with most business activity. Mrs Ignatius Court is hospitalized at Devils Lake for treatment. The Miller and Kring families report hospital stays for their children. Paul Carlson arrived in Devils Lake Tuesday amid rumors about his cigar purchases. Hunters including Taylor of Minneapolis and Jack Hooker of Fargo were active chasing prairie chickens. S L Serene of Devils Lake, Miss Leona and Burt Jaqua visited Minneapolis, with Burt planning to attend the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Tomlinson
Taklo
Ignatius Court
Devils Lake
John Miller
Mr. Taylor
Minneapolis
Bovey-Shute Lumber Company
Jack Hooker
Fargo
L. Serene
Devig Lake
Leona
Burt Jaqua
Jaqua
Burt
State University of Minneap Ta
Elastic Currency Jibe Sparks Lively Debate
A witty jab about people stretching funds highlights concerns over budget use and economic prudence. The remark reflects attitudes toward spending efficiency and financial strain in the community.
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Neighborhood News
Drary
J. H. Sprague
Lankin
Crewe
Mrs. L. 8. McClellan
Cecla Gird
A. O. Sather
Gus Jacobson
Stade
Senator Stade
George Marklejohn
Long Beach
Calif
Minnie P. Elliott
Wheelock
Clara M. Hodgson
Grace Bratlee
Webster
Emma Johnsson
Jamestown
Florence Johnson
Northfield
P. P. Battelfson
Jana
Joadr
Ira Brooks
Kerman
California
J. W. Brooks
Ira
Isa Morgan
Lottle Proctor
Irene Dougherty
Rena Haig
Petra Romstead
Tillie Romstead
William McLarty
Boyd Freeborn
Ethan McCarthy
Sterling McCarthy
Charles Olson
Clark Deal
Earl Ellis
Mrs. Humphreys
R. J. Gardiner
Alma Point
Northport
Achol
Mrs. Engesather
Kenyon
Chas, Laski
Farmers Imp. Co
Brocket Merc. Co
Miss McNamee
Kelso
Powers
Mer
P. Peterson
Colfax
John Fahey
Arvo Lahti
Calumet
Mich
Suomi College
John Robinson
Robinson
Starkweather
Hampden
the Guardian
BP. A. Baker
Bangus Peterson
Carroll
M. D. Kavanaugh
Wm. Pitt
J. L. McRae
Knox
Huntier
Warwick
Miss Inez Kelly
Leste Kelly
Republican
Tokio
Mise Thompson
Creater Smeallie
Devil Lake
Martha Olsen
Rota
Ole Serumgard Manager
Flint Ave
J. Haleiay
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