Spring baseball and town notes from Braddock
Braddock correspondence reports baseball practice for Sunday, visits by H W Allen to Bismarck, Helen Anderson returning to Hazen school duties, and several trips to Bismarck and Linton. Union Ladies Aid met Geo Ivey. later gatherings included sewing, lunch, and bridge. Local social life includes Aunt Vida Sooverland becoming Hello girl, plowing mishap injuring D A Higgins, and a near disaster from a prairie fire start as Martini’s twigs burned in gusty wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Allen
Bismarck
Helen Anderson
Hazen
N. D
Alice
Sam Moen
Bisarck
Martha Weber
Margaret Engleman
McCune
Kintyre
Union Ladies’ Aid
Geo. Towle
Linton
O. M. Vie
Thor Nanden
Pollock and Linton
Ole Borud
Minneapolis
Bornd
Alexius Hokanson
Dixon
Grandpa Smith
South Dakota
Osakis
Minn
Lars Klippe
Leslie Haines
Frank Haines
Martini’s
Fire damages hay and machinery on prairie farm
A prairie fire swept over the field at great speed injuring Weber who lost hay and several pieces of machinery. Quick plowing saved the barn and home as the manure pile near the barn also burned. The chemical was removed to render further service if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Highland rep at Lin ton anti Townley convention
Carl Larvick represented Highland at the anti Townley convention in Lin ton last Saturday. Mrs Coster and several McCulleys enjoyed gatherings, with church held at the Larvick school house and visits across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Larvick
Highland
Linton
Wm. McCulley
Alex McCulley
Bryan Baker
Coster
E. R. Purinton
Charley Waddell
E. W. Bak
Larvick
Ruby Lips
Marie McGuire
Marie
L. H. Harwood
Koster
Iroquois
S. Dak
Myrtle
Thelma Harwood
Glen Harwood
Calquhoun
Anderson
Ben Nagel
Strasburg
E. W. Baker
Bert Sweet
Local visits and business moves noted
Mr and Mrs R C Bales with Mr and Mrs Peter Leonard traveled to Linton for business Monday. Mrs John Winterberg and Mrs Van der Wal are in Aberdeen this week for dental work, departing Tuesday. Ben Morrill plans a new cream station at his site with a 16 by 34 tile structure replacing the old frame building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Bales
Peter Leonard
Linton
John Winterberg
van der Wal
Aberdeen
Ben. Morrill
Langer
Strasburg
Hague Area Notes and Local Social Doings
Ed Miller returns from Mound City while Roy Freeman stays near Hague and Joe Amundson prepares for telegraph work in Seattle. Strasburg visitors include Pater Rooks and Wallace Eyes, with others traveling to Linton and Eureka. Residents discuss autos balking in cold, blizzards in South Dakota, and geese scarce this spring. Community updates cover school work, church officials, hospital recoveries, and local travel to Rochester and Morris for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater C. Rooks
Wallace
Strasburg
John Frison
S. D
Mr. Schweitzer
Hague
Tony Weber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Braddock
John Ryan
Mr. Ryan
California
Cale
Roy Scott
Linton, North Dakota
Pollock
Ed. Miller
Mound City
Roy Freeman
Joe Amundson
Seattle
J. J. Jaeger
DeKoning
Big Timber
Mont
Rochester
Emmons
North Dakota
Oyen
Elmer Barr
Bismarck Hospital
Wm. Cleveringa
Wm. Rowerdink
Westfield
John Haak
Rend Hollaar
Hull
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hart Schaffner & Marx
S. E. Bergeson & Son
Bismarck, North Dakota
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Martin
Rypkema
All
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