Pioneer Days In Town and Out
iN PIONEER DAYS From the Record April 7 1893 notes residents' movements and visits. W L Yeater in Bismarck. David Tough of Winchester visited Williamsport. Geil family to move to their claim. Lincoln Geil and wife return to their claim in Logan district. Wallie Petrie from Beaver River on business. Edward Braddock of Dakem on county board business. Supt Andrus traveled in Williamsport area earlier in week. J W and G W Wescott visited Williamsport. Tom Kelly and Sam Cummins in town. Tom left for Bismarck. Mrs Streeter in a Bismarck letter says Mrs Cotton is recovering. Mrs Hendershott, sister of Mrs Baxter, arrived from Fargo. Baxter improving. Arnold Quouwersloot and Annie Van der Vorste wed in the Holland Settlement. Senator Worst and John S Roop drawn as jurors at Fargo. Sheriff Mahoney and wife and Mrs Flick from South Prairie crossed deep water to visit, causing ladies’ disgust. Treasurer Lee and family moved into Cordner house east of town. Sheriff and Mrs Mahaney to move to Williamsport and occupy the jail. Rumor that W Carmichael who recently had his knee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kelly
Sam Cummins
Tom
Bismarck
Lee
Cordner
Mahaney
Williamsport
W. Carmicheal
Injury Endangers Cap After Woodchopper's Accident
A cap sustained injuries from an accidental blow of a woodchoppers ax. Arti was taken to Fort Yates for treatment and is in danger of needing an amputation.
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Cap
Arti
Fort Yates
DeBoer Couple Tour To Linton For Birth Of A Nation
Mr and Mrs Menno DeBoer enjoyed a combined business and pleasure trip to Linton on Tuesday to view The Birth of a Nation. Roy Bales claims first auto drive of the season, traveling to Mr Hanson's Gale farm. In Dale, Adolph Kabusreiter reports a hog missing since Christmas found in a snow drift on March 21 recovering after a long freeze.
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Mar
Menno DeBoer
Linton
Roy Bales
Dale
Adolph Kabusreiter
Kabusreiter
Hague Happenings Bulletin Apr 2
Dr Grace in town on professional business. John Henecke visiting the Joe Schatz family. Jos Fischer traveled to Strasburg for Sunday. Joe Holzer remodeling his new home on the lot. Motors humming no April Fool. Dr Wolverton called from Linton to diphtheria cases. Snow banks reduced by last Friday’s wind. Joe Keller visiting old chums. Mr Merkel opens blacksmith shop at Eure ka old Keller place. Mrs Eugene Wolf ill for past week. Dr Grace convalescing after Zeeland call. Eighth grade exams held. two-day dismissal for surrounding rooms. Anna Amundsen visited her mother during Strasburg free days. New citizen arrives April 1 Arne Kanis. Ten-pound mother and daughter doing well. Jacob Schall receives third tile car for new implement store. Building 130 feet long front 30x50 rear 36x80. fire-proof, cement floors except display area.
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Grace
John Henecke
Eureka
Joe Schatz
Jos. Fischer
Strasburg
Joe Holzer
Wolverton
Linton
Joe Keller
Paul Keller
Bismarck
Merkel
Keller Place
Eugene Wolf
Zeeland
Anna Amundsen
Arne Kanis
Jacob Schall
Not Mere Medical Problem Says Public Health Leader
Dr. W. C. Rucker of the United States public health service told the American Public Health association that public health requires a broad municipal policy and community cooperation. He warned health is an economic issue and must rise above medical safeguards to become a communal function.
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W. C. Rucker
United States Public Health Service
American Public Health Association
Doctor Rucker
Health Department
Their Heart in Their Work Reflects on Quebec Bridge Disaster
The Toronto Globe recalls engineers who built the Quebec bridge weeping as their plans failed and the span sank into the St Lawrence. It notes workers’ gloom and pride in a project they labored on, from bridges to cars, boats, houses, or corn fields.
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Quebec
St. Lawrence
Toronto Globe
Saint Anthony and Sacred Heart notices and regional sale ad
Catholic church notices from Linton list Saint Anthony residence services with mass and vespers times and a Sacred Heart mission from Linton schedule. A for sale by owner listing advertises the south half of section 31 13474 in Madelia Minnesota with very low prices for quick sale.
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Linton
Saint Anthony
Broadway
Rosenthal
Sacred Heart
Mission
Madelia
Minn
Blind in France Nurses Tend Wounded Soldiers at Le Bourgeois
Five thousand blind French soldiers result from gas and flame injuries. Nurses gather around the blinded, while in Passy Le Bourgeois runs a shop for wounded soldiers. Hundreds of toy elephants, inspired by his monumental sculpture, fill boxes in the shop.
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France
Flammenwerfer
Verdun
Fin Passy
le Bourgeois
Cartoons Magazine
Head hunting around the world described
The piece lists head-hunting tribes in Borneo Java Sumatra and eastern Peru and Ecuador. It details trophies taken in warfare the curing of heads to fist size and law enforcement efforts banning trade in such heads while noting persistent practice by blow gun and poisoned dart cultures.
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Luzon
Uncle Sam
Borneo
Java
Sumatra
Peru
Ecuador
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice in Emmons County North Dakota
Notice of mortgage foreclosure by advertisement records that Carl B. Thompson and Gertie Thompson mortgaged property to Washburn Meryck Lumber Company on October 1 1915. The loan to be foreclosed is $360.00 with due date at sale, describing Lots 1 and 2 in Block 27 of the Tyre North Dakota townsite. Sale set for May 19 1917 at 2 PM at the front door of the Emmons County Courthouse Lincon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Thompson
Gertie Thompson
Mortgagors
Washburn - Meyick Lumber Company
Mortragese
Register of Deeds
County of
Emmons
North Dakota
A. Br, Snell
Ofice of Register of Deeds
A. PD
Linton
Lota
Tyre
N. D
Ates
Kintyre
Mlatblorg Attorporta
Napoleon
Namie
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W. L. Yeater
David Tough
Winchester
John F. Geil
Lincoln Geil
Logan
Wallie Petrie
Beaver River
Edward Braddock
Dakem
Supt
Andrus
Messrs. J W
G. W. Wescott
Willamsport
United States
Barton W. Currie
Country Gentleman
National Farm Weekly
M. Lowater
Linton, N. D
the Ladies’ Home Journal
The
Saturday Evening Post
Pollock
Hague
Mas Ite Foundation
St. Lawrence River
Blind Soldiers of
Electric Theatre
Adam Thomas
the Home Hotel
Henry Ruede
Turner Hotel
Idays
Anton Horner, Linton
ICE
WM. J. Gabbert
Wmn. J. Gabbert
Transfer & Dray Line
Jlainton
Milwaukee
N. P
Fred Gau
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