Hampden Neighborhood News Highlights Local Activity
Anthony visits sister in Minnesota and return home. Residents travel for visits and business, including Ivar Rund temporarily leading St Hallare Lumber Co. and several Burlington and Park River guests. Farmers report threshing weather improving, heavy frost impacts flax, and Warwick wheat kept for seed. Local banking officials inspect Warwick State Bank. condition praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivar Rund
Glyndon
Minn
St. Hallare Lbr. Co
Martin Olsen
FP. W. Perry
M. Isham
Burlington
C. D
F.C. Lord
Park River
Martin Knutson
Faribault
Hampden Imp
Town Visitors and Local Notes from Munich Prominent Guests
Munich notes show Waldo leaving for Bowes out to thresh, Arthur Bearling from Langdon en route to Partington, and Prof Walsh of Hampden visiting. Town social life includes a dance for Miss Dunningan’s father, and visiting residents like Peter Rohn, Chas Johnson, and William Hunter. Wheat quotes and crop talk frame a season of optimism amid a high harvest in Mountain Lake.
Local Notes On Visitors And Travel In The Area
Mr H C Hansen returned Saturday from Devils Lake Clarence Breninger will finalize his plan in October Mr and Mrs W B Baker of Orleans Iowa are visiting with Gita Brer brother 3 A Baker Miss Freedie Richardson was a passenger on the westbound Saturny Mr and Mire T N Quammo returned to Anata Tuesday after a period of visiting with Mexa Mra Bewinie a Crommoette received new 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C. Hansen
Devils Lake
Clarence Breninger
W. B. Baker
Orbarn
Iowa
Gita
A. Baker
Freedie Richardson
Saturny
Mire
T. N. Quammo
Anata
Crommoette
Local visitors and residents gather as Starkweather school opens
George Briggs Starkweather left for BoxHider Montana after visiting his parents a week. Miss Beasie Richardson came from Warwick to stay with Rey and Mrs Pitman and attend school. Bert Johnson visited from Nekoma before heading to university. Triplets born to Mr and Mrs Griswold of Overland township. Isa Morgan returned from Hannah. The Mikkelsen child from Webster was buried at Bergen cemetery. Lucile Halgs boarded at home while teaching at Garske. Lloyd Roberts checked on his farm west of town. Bratlee and Hodgeon arrived for the opening of school. Joe Nelgen injured his hand with iron. A. P. DeHart arrived from Tilinolg for a visit. Mrs. Bosworth visited from Devils Lake. Mrs. Bert Walker visited for music classes. Fred Magnus returned from Knarreborg farm after hunting. Miss Flynn arrived for Buck farm visit. taught there years ago. Florence Johnson from Northfield arrived to take up teaching. Parcel shower held for Helen Buck prior to her marriage to A. J. McLarty. About twenty Indians attended. School began Monday with five teachers led by Miss Elliott. Florence Johnson assistant, Emms Johnson grammar, Hodgson intermediate, Bratlee primary. Board st
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Briggs
BoxHider
Mont
Beasie Richardson
Warwick
Rey
Mrs. Pitman
Bert Johnson
Ne- Koma
University
James Griswold
Overland Township
Isa Morgan
Hannah
Hans Mikkelsen
Webster
Bergen Cemetery
Lucile Halgs
Garske
Lloyd Roberts
Miss Bratlee
Miss Hodgeon
Joe Nelgen
A. P. DeHart
Tilinolg
C. C. Bosworth
Devils Lake
Bartheld
Bert Walker
Fred Magnus
Knarreborg Farm
Fred
Knarreborg
Miss Flynn
Frank Shanley
Cando
Buck Farm
Buck
Florence Johnson
Northfield
Minnesota
Deviln Lake
Starkweather
W. R. Haig
Helen Buck
Faculty Adds Teacher To Match Last Year
The meeting this week decided to increase the faculty one more, and will hire another teacher as soon as possible. This will restore the faculty to the same number as last year. Rains delayed threshing until last Saturday. after a week’s delay threshing resumed. Many farmers stacked grain this year and shock threshing should finish by week’s end if weather stays favorable. A frost last Sunday killed potato vines and possibly damaged late flax, though earlier frosts had not harmed the tender plants. Much plowing is underway, the ground in excellent condition for good work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talley
Minnewaukan
Asaiatant
Warwick
Herman Schmidt
F. H. Welcome
M. A. Nye
State Bank of
Edmore Notes Highlight Visits and School Opening
Edmore residents hosted visitors including Ray Cunningham and Sherif Arnot families. Lakota's Mike LaBrier visited, Edmore schools opened with 97 pupils. Local bids awarded for coal and janitor, Rev B L Mudge left for Lima N Y. John R Anderson promoted at First National Bank after two years as bookkeeper. Petit larceny verdict fined $15 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cunningham
Newlore Township
Edmore
Sherif Arnot
Grafton
Honey
Arnot
Mike LaBrier
Arthur Anderson
A. B. Toomey
C. B. Currier
Rollin Dean
John Adams
Iowa
Dr. Ogilvie
K. Severson
Decorah
John Severson
Gilbert Olson
Grand Forks
Richard Graham
Derland
M. M. van Osdel
Thorval Berntson
Rev
B. L. Mudge
Morday
Lima
N. Y
H. O. Solbrg
Manitoba
Can
al. Heddon
Zelik Smith
Ba. Legaele
Mr. Heddon
Atty. Morrioney
EB. M. Crary
Jall
Rural threshing and farmland changes in county
Tuesday afternoon a flax binder pulled by a four horse team ran away damaging the machine but Mr. Calderwood escaped injury. Two carloads of oats have shipped east, signaling tight feed before next crop. Wheat barley and oats threshing will finish this week. late flax on sod is a failure. Kaoute Sorbel sold three quarters of land near Fox Lake to Geo. R. Miller of Rockford, Illinois, and plans to relocate to Kindred, North Dakota. The funeral of Sylvester Dean was held Sunday at 2:30 pm from the Congregational church with Rev. Smith officiating and a large floral tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calderwood
Kaoute E. Sorbel
Fox Lake
Noonan Township
Geo. R. Miller
Rockford
Lawton News Highlights Local Visits and Market Changes
Lawton reports J Dvorak and R A Wavranek captured 18 chickens one rabbit and a fox Tuesday afternoon. Miss Pearl Soult returns from a two week visit to London and Munich. Mrs R McRae of Devils Lake visiting daughter in Lawton. G Kops and son Alanson go to Grand Forks for schooling and medical treatment. Don the setter dog sold for 75 dollars. Olaf Hagen moves into a new house. local builders credited. Far mers' State Bank president Towle assesses crops. Lawton crops praised. School opens with fair attendance. threshing season expected to boost numbers. Fred Ward of Northwestern Telephone Co repairs storm damage lines. Crary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Soult
Longdon
Munich
R. McRae
Devils Lake
H. Boehemer
A. G. Dvorak
McCabe Bros
G. Kops
Alanson
Grand Forks
Frank Sterrett
Lakota
Gordie Davison
Don
Olaf Hagen
Mr. Hagen
Chas, Dodge
C. Oakley
Geo. F. Towle
Farmers’ State Bank
Towle
Lawton
Fred Ward
Northwestern Telephone Co
Crary
Church Notices From CHURCHES FERRY Area
Mrs M S Swensen and son Briing return from Binford North Dakota visit. Joseph Kildahl leaves for St Olaf college Northfield Minnesota to continue studies. Grover Fulkerson of Newville visits town. George Bedell from Lakeview farm buys goods. Miss Olga Johnson from Leeds visits town. Clark Knotts visits sister Mrs M D Wickward. Mrs Claud Stenabury of Derrick South Pacific visits relatives.
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M. S
Swensen
Briing
Binford
N. D
Joseph Kildahl
Northfield
Minn
St. Olaf’s College
Grover Fulkerson
Newville
George Bedell
Lakeview Farm
Maza
Olga Johnson
Leeds
Clark Knotts
Men
M. D. Wickward
Nebraska
Claud Stenabury
Derrick
N. Sp
Mia
West
Leeceres
Local residents move about. visits and business noted
Esmond resident Emmett McKenzie returns home after a week visiting Wickard in town. Toller Erickson travels from Rochester for business. W. M. Petri arrives from Medford and plans a two week stay for local affairs. Mrs George Komer family and Miss Alta West return from York. Mae Engelhorn leaves for Fargo to begin a three year agricultural college course. Gertle and Mary Horne visit from Penn. Fred Bosworth visits from Penn area to supervise threshing. Norman Nelson leaves for Twin Cities on business. Charlie Withers returns from Surrey for a short home stay. A visiting pair from Grand Forks and others trade in the east. Mrs C F Ringlee tours Hinford for daughter’s illness. daughter improving. Mrs Wood from Rolla meets Mrs George Chaffee to rent depot restaurant. lease concluded. George Dixon of Devil Lake visits for a hunting trip with James McCormick. Blair Moul of Trivoli Illinois visits J S McConnell and family. Vadie Cowan and County Commissioner Emigh of Devils Lake in town. Judge en route to Cando for a short term court, Emigh guiding him by auto. Nels Sather from Maza visits. purchases three lots next to Will Hausmann and plans to move Maza home this fall. Frank Hyland and Carl Nelson of Devils Lake, with J P Hanson, travel from the county seat on business. Hanson recently returned from the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett McKenzie
Esmond
M. D
Wickard
Toller Erickson
Rochester
Minn
W. M. Petri
Medford
Oregon
George Komer
Alta West
Pete Jacobson
York
Mae Engelhorn
Fargo
Agricultural College
Gertle
Mary Horne
Penn
West Sisters
Fred Bosworth
Norman Nelson
Twin Cities
Charlie Withers
Surrey
E. T. Davies
Grand Forks
Mesdames A. A. Kaiser
James Doyle
East
C. F. Ringlee
Hinford
N. D
Larson
Wood
Rolla
George Chaffee
George Dixon
Devily Lake
Nels
Will Hausmenn
Piker’s
Wil
St . Frank
Hyland Aid
Carl Nelson
Devils Lake
J. P. Hanson
California
Mr. Hanson
Village Folks Share Visits and Incidents Last Week
Grand Harbor visitors include Mrs. John Strand and Mra Ed DeMars while Devila Lake banker and Bert Farrell traveled to Moorejaw for homestead land viewing. Mrs. Campmeyer went to St. Louis. Harry Johnson suffered a broken leg after a horse kick. Dr Schueasler attended. Mabel and Lillis Olson returned to Ada after a pleasant visit with Aunt Strand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
John Strand
Grand Harbor
Banker Thompson
Devila Lake
Frank Kaeding
George Bail
Leeds
Ed. DeMars
Nick Muehlen
Devils Lake
Bert Farrell
Moore Jaw
Mr. Erickson
Kornder
California
Mabel and
Lillis Olson
Ada
Minn
Tet
Strand
Rock Lake School Advances Under Calvin Leadership
Devon joins as new agent while W. J. Lichty leads graders across the lake one mile north of town. Rock Lake school opens strong with good attendance and organized instruction. Prof Calvin and assistants oversee work and invite complaints to be addressed directly to him. Misses Haas Johnson and Keeley assist, all well recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
W. J. Lichty
Charley Moore
Rock Lake
Chicago
Calvin
Haas
Johnson
Keeley
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