Engen Beal marriage noted in Medina home
Word comes of the marriage of Miss Ida Engen formerly with the state tax commission to Mr Beal of Kintyre last Saturday at the Engen home. They will reside in Medina with Beal in the elevator business there.
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
5
Word comes of the marriage of Miss Ida Engen formerly with the state tax commission to Mr Beal of Kintyre last Saturday at the Engen home. They will reside in Medina with Beal in the elevator business there.
Mrs. Engen dies after long illness. interment at Tell cemetery scheduled Sunday. Branen family vacationed at Lake Isabel with day trips to Kintyre and Napoleon. Mrs. Day and Miss Grunefelder attend Ellendale summer school. Mrs. Savage returns to Montana. Everett Fraser and bride visit, staying with sister Mrs. Rambaugh after Minneapolis trip. George Schatz returns home for a few days.
Abe Martalia travels to Lake Norden to visit a sister marked as very few. A closing picnic and program at Carl Larvick Grove drew a large crowd. Miss Jestad returns to Minneapolis after a successful month of teaching. Local harvesting shifts include Ben Duram under H C Benedict and Freddie Waddell with Bryant Baker. John Esteban returns from North Dakota to oversee crop interests. Stella Sweet aids Wolverton hospital in Linton. E R Purinton and Ruby visit Carl Larvick and Benedict homes Sunday.
The U S Railway Labor Board plans wage reductions for over 1 000 000 unskilled railroad workers by July 1 with the amount to be announced June 1. Hearings are set for June 6 on further cuts for other classes while skilled workers face a similar July 1 impact.
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