Local Notes From Omio Area Residents
Miss Gertrude Mann has finished her term and returned to Menomonee Wisconsin. Merle Wrights close schools and plan to move from Almo Indiana after a stay in Menomonie Wisconsin. Irene Frige returns to Gile Wisconsin after teaching Odessa district. Sam Rabinowitch buys pool hall paraphernalia to operate in the opera house. Fischer and Sons near opening a meat market. Many brief mentions: Anna M Ryan on a business call, Henry Volk improving street work, Capt Vanderberg in town after feed, hay and coal hauled, Ford family travel and farm tasks, Grandpa Teuben back from travel, various residents visiting, farming activity and road conditions, rumor of Hetterles leaving Omie, Myrtle Green completes term, lumbago rheumatism, grain and hay shipments, Chas Lovell and Sikell hauling grain and hay, Drayton family visits, sickness limiting news, reader ends with Read em and weep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Mann
Menomonee
Wis
Merle Wright
Menomonie
Almo
Ind
Aberdeen
Yuletide
Irene Frige
Gile
Wisconsin
Odessa
Sam Rabinowitch
Fischer & Sons
Anna M. Ryan
Henry Volk
Capt. Vanderberg
W. H. Johnson
Henry Ford
Edna
Ethel
Grandpa Teuben
William Grogan
George Grogan
George ‘Grogan
Mrs. Drayton
Grandpa
Grandma Grogan
Hetterle
Omie
Hazelton
Myrtle Green
Lawrence Sandwick
John Drayton
Capt
Saverly School Opens Amid Storm Disruption
Welden Burbage visited Saverly on Sunday. School No 3 reopened Monday after a three weeks vacation with Mr Sheffield as teacher. Storms kept most pupils away, leaving only Saverly children to depart before the teacher arrived. Wes Chandler hauled hay all winter and now collects wood. Joe Gilman drove to Hazelton with cream last week and returned later.
Local Notes From Around the County
Seed wheat to home and Ed Lurber to Hazelton. Sherr Suverly to post office Thursday. Mrs George Suverly set incubator March 17. David Sites borrowed Joe Gilman’s saw rig Friday. Jake Opp to Hazelton Monday. Sites to Hazelton last week. Chas Rathbun visited Wm Baker. Ice on the Missouri still hanging. John H Baker dined at Jas Burbage. Mail by team amid bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lurber
Hazelton
Sherr Suverly
George Suverly
David Sites
Joe Gilman
Joe
Jake Opp
Chas. Rathbun
Wm. Baker
Missouri
Jas. Burbage
Spring Visits and Rural Life Notes Across Linden Township
Local residents share visits and travels visiting relatives in Hazelton and Burnstad. Church plans include Rev Stowl preaching at Harwood school last Sunday and upcoming services April 9 with Sunday school. High water and mud keep some children out of school while many keep up hay and farm tasks in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Geier
Karl Reich
H. Price
Jake Gimbel
Hazelton
Reimer
Karl Reich, Jr
Jake Reich
Gus Dorr
Adolph Stebner
Christ Renz
Simon Opp
Adeline Reich
Fred Opp
Schop
C. A. Borstad
Stowl
Minnesota
Harwood
Ruby
Miss Barth
Chas. Waddell
Myron Baker
Feild
Ethel
Field
Wisconsin
Emil Swanson
Merl Buck
Rhine Buck
Oscar Larvick
Stowe
Henry Sorem
Ray Jackman
L. H. Harwood
A. Isession
Kintyre
Nelson Will Prech
Christmas Season Costs the George of England
The report notes that during the Christmas season the George of England spent about 40000 dollars. The figure appears in a brief item detailing royal expenditures and public notice of the ship's finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George of
England
Weather keeps Missouri River cased in ice delaying break up
Reports indicate the Missouri River remains frozen as a week of cold slows thaw. Crop prospects for 1922 look brighter than recent years though spring will start late and little field work will occur until April 15. Heavy fall rains and substantial winter snows promise ample soil moisture. Westfield resident Wm. Clavenga arrived with oil for his tractor, while A. P. Seymour of Emmons county sought dental care in Herreid. Peter Leoard of Glanavon suffered a light stroke last Monday and is recovering. George Paine, visiting, departed for Shields North Dakota before returning to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Wm. Clavenga
Westfield
A. P. Seymour
Emmons County
Herreid
Peter Leoard
Glanavon
George Paine
Shields
N. D
Canada
Braddock Area Health and Church Activities Update
Braddock resident C T Barton returns to activity after flu. Bertha Hill dies at home near Braddock. funeral at Union church with interment Swedish Lutheran cemetery. Morrison back at school after grippe. Mrs Towle substitutes. Union church Ladies Aid met at Mrs McCain home. next meeting April 15. Rev Stowell to speak Monday. Easter services planned by Rev Green. Leonard Semple and Roy Weber suffer broken wrists in swing rope accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuba
Wilton
Bertha Hill
Braddock
Union Church
Alson
Bismarck
Swedish Luthern
Morrison
Grippe
Towle
Leonard Semple
Roy Weber
Sacred Easter Concert at Church Announces Schedule
A sacred concert will be held Easter night at seven o clock with a program featuring piano solos, choruses, solos, duets, and a cornet solo. The audience will hear Awakening Chorus, Hail Emanuel, Jerusalem, Ave Maria, and Now the Day Is Over among other selections. The church reports a crowded program and a piano fund raise of 18 500 dollars. The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion plans a meeting with Mrs. Lindahl Saturday night to discuss several subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Mr . Olson
Shepard
Martinson
Liversage
Branen Cornet
Lindahl
Olson
Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Primary Notes on Attendance and Reading Progress
School notes report attendance at 87 percent due to illness with only one flu-affected family. Primary classes study a new book and memorize poems like The Wind and The Night Wind. Second graders learn Young and Field's Readers and memorize The Night Wind. Third graders finish Dutch posters about child life in Holland and memorize The Merry Brown Thrush. Fourth graders add Alexander Moch and memorize Gladness of Nature with Dutch posters and windmill drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Alexander Moch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Hhague
OMIO
Fred Reimer
Patrick Malone and Son
Grogen Bros
Irvin and
Earl
Greinstein
Chas
Lovell
Frank Sikell
Chas. Smith
T. J. Drayton
Livona
Paul A. ‘Marshall
Linton
North Dakota
Country News
Shorty No
Pollock
Rev. Nelson
Emanuel
Mrs. Aaring
God
Mrs. Lindahl
Jerusalem
City National Bank OF
Linton, North Dakota
General Banking
The
Linton Bazar
General Merchandise
City Meat
Fred Kist
Prop
John Richards
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