Local notes from Pioneer Days and county crop talk
In Town and Out Judge Winchester earns renomination at the Mansfield judicial convention. Crop prospects vary county wide with showers local and snow moisture maintaining good yields. Hail damages claim Fischer neighborhood grain. Major Hendershoot plans Fargo editor post. Local visitors include Michael Mahaney and E E Semlinge. Broncho-Buster Charlie jokes on wealth and knowhow in county satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Fargo
Fargo Arius
Mandun
Winchester
Barrow
St. Paul
Local ad spot for hay rakes and stackers at elevator
A brief classified note directs readers needing hay rakes or stackers to see F. R. Schilling at the elevator for purchase or inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Schilling
Lipps School District Sealed Bids for Two Frame Schoolhouses
The Lipps School District No V7 seeks sealed bids for constructing two frame schoolhouses with coal shed and cloak room additions. Bids due Friday September 1, by, with bids to accompany a certified check for the district. Bids must be addressed to the district clerk and conform to detailed specifications at the district office.
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Lipps School Distict No V7
Selool
S Leds Ated
He Et Thewle
Criter
Disteet Sched Board of
Lipps Ste Et Viintebet
SOHO
Linten
Huute Tn
Teaching typewriting to children and business houses
August Tuor offers second hand machines from $10 and new Underwoods with easy payments. He rents Underwoods and applies rent to purchase. Includes complete instruction books for learning touch typing and emphasizes practice as the sole method to learn. Agent for Underwood Typewriter Company in Bismarck, North Dakota.
Leonard Du Heaume Real Estate Linton North Dakota
Dr Wolverton's Hospital lists a private facility in Linton North Dakota offering medical surgical and obstetrical care including eye ear nose and throat diseases with glasses fitted. Dr Wolverton is resident surgeon with an office in the New Post Office Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wolverton
Measles Sweep Hull Neighborhood and Local Trades News
In Strasburg items correspondence of the record dated Aug 9 measles are spreading in the Hull neighborhood. A. A. Feist sold his livery barn to Joseph Fettig who is now in full charge. Albert Hoogenkirk and helpers started a 30 mile trip to finish an up to date dwelling home.
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Hull
A. A. Feist
Joseph Fettig
Albert Hoogenkirk
Appthnid College Offers Rapid Advancement In Business Training
A bold promotion oriented ad for Appthnid College Bismarck calling it a model office training school. It emphasizes hands on bookkeeping stenography and office work with rapid advancement from entry to expert positions in business and banking. It notes a new three story brick home on Main and Sixth Streets steam heat electric light and modern equipment including a full banking room and dormitory rooms. G M Langum president invites inquiries and promises year round sessions moderate tuition and good board.
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Sixth Streets
College Club
Local notes and social sketches from Strasburg town
The town records mention Mr Conrad Ward construction, Sam Boles seeking harvest help, visits from C Rowerdink and family, John Slickers and Mrs H Van Soest parties, Ed Nieuwsma and John Van Soest transport concerns, and Mr Ed Krouger pondering Mrs Kreuger’s departure. A large hotel project by Peter Mayer for Valentin Keller nears completion. Rev Dykstra conducts services, a church is organized, and Sunday school will hold weekly sessions. A farewell for Mrs Kreuger precedes her move to Linton. The Dutch Reform picnic at Strasburg draws modest crowds with speeches, music, races, and an auction led by a new local auctioneer.
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Conrad Ward
Sam Boles
C Rowerdink
Nebraska
John Slickers
Hull
Ed. H. Nieuwsma
John van Soest
Ed. Krouger
Peter Mayer
Valentin Keller
Dykstra
Sd. Kreuger
Linton
Kreuger
Seeman & Kreuger
Dutch Reform Church of
Vanderwerf
Westfield Notes Highlight Local Happenings and Rumors
The Aug 8 item lists hot dry weather, trades and purchases such as a 7 passenger car, rumored sheep ranch start by Fred Rykeman, and Ford car price cuts. It notes a baby boy, a Sunday school picnic, poor wheat crop, good yields in corn, barley, oats and flax, upcoming C E picnic, and car repair needs. Several local residents are mentioned with illnesses, marriages, and recoveries.
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Garret van Beek
Fred Rykeman
Ford
Wm. Heyerman
Linton
Kensker’s Park
C. E
Mose Bassette
Minnie van Beek
Frank Rodenberg
P. J. van der Leest
Peter Bor
Wisconsin
Adventist Sabbath School and local notices from Hartford
Hart ford items report Adventist Sabbath School every Saturday at 2 p m and a sermon at Hampton Valley next Sunday at 11. Mrs Noyes visited the Hampton Valley Sunday school last Sunday. A lightning strike damaged a hay stack near T J Richardson. Roads became muddy after rain. Miss Mamie Chamley returned from Boston visiting brothers Art and Percival. Wheat harvest active but rust damaged yield. some fields not worth cutting. Mrs Bertha Green left for Montana after visiting her parents. Teddie Lawler injured when stacker rope failed. he was treated for back and shoulder injuries.
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Boston
Mass
Art
Percival
Bertha Green
Bertha Richardson
T. J. Richardson
Montana
Teddie Lawler
Ed. Lawler
Temvik Talk and Local Notes From Linton District
Social notes recount meetings of the Mothers' Club with Mrs R C Burlingame, visits by Mr Schilling of Linton and Mr Tempel from American Falls to the Tempel area. Names include Brusch Kell Dorothy McVey Pietz Hall Schatz and Tempel Lum ber Yards sale to Wells Thompson Yards. births and travel updates.
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Mothers’ Club
R. C. Burlingame
Hall
River
Minn
Martha Schatz
Underwood
N.D
Fred Snyder
Franz Tempel
Tempel
Wells
Thompson Yards
Wind powered washing and hail impact across farms
The article notes Paul Mauschand using a windmill wired to the house and washing machine, a prompt for wind assisted washing. It reports a northeast Hampton Valley hail storm hurting Ray Little's farm and half of Ed Canfield's crop, with some farmers praying for hail. Blacksmiths Michael and Sam Schmidt closed shop to seek fresh air away from cities, raising concern that repairs will push farmers to travel for labor and trade.
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Paul Mauschand
Hampton Valley
Ray Little
Ed. Canfield
Michael
Sam Schmidt
Hague Community News Highlights and Local Movements
Hague updates include R M Volk at the county seat on business, Linton Bridge Construction starting on Hague public school, and W C Shinner rods used by Jacob Schall. The Linton telephone crew inventory and new phones tie into Dakota Central work as several residents travel for business and family matters. Crimes, illnesses, and weather-like notes fill the column, including a Catholic mission announced for August 13 and extensive local social news.
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R. M. Volk
Jacob Schall
W. C. Shinner
Linton Bridge Construction Co
Hague
H. B. Kiefer
A. J. Fischer
Joe
S. A. Fischer
Strasubrg
Sinner
Fargo
Anna Amundson
Lutgen Place
Aberdeen
Ella
Margaret
Wehrle
Bismarck
Mat. Weimann
Carl Fischer
Weimann
Belle Chester
Minn
Burroughs
J. J. Volk
H. B. Zenk
Linton
Wolverton Hospital
Sonny Nooman
Zeng
Norman
P. G. Eheresmann
Prairie DuRocher
O. Amundson
Eheresmann
Beaver Creek
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C. A. Brown
Strasburg
Kamps, Barber
Wm. Gearin
Essenkay
August Tuor
Underwood Typewriter
Bismarck, N. D
Leonard DU Heaume
North Dakota
DR. Wolverton's Hospital
Appthnid College
Bismarck Business College
Bismarck, North Dakota
United States
Canada
G. M. Langum
N. Dak
Linton, North
Dakota
Westfield
Hartford
Thmvik
North
Dak
Temvik
C. O. Smith
Linton, N. D
Dr. Wolverton’s Hospital
Hague Happening
C. J. Bieber
N. D
R. U. Brown
Nordak
Emmonsburg
Emmons
Tultion WA
Ocigieleu
Iosia
H. Tuttle
L. B. Clerk
Treasurehr’s
Maine
Umet Sndi
Vloukerc
Ileechlie
Iinet
John G. Rohrich
Cle
John G. Rohri
Chas. L. Stedman
Seeme
Temvik, North Dakota
Smith & Irvine
Home Bakery
Turner
C. Bertheau
Stanmenne Et & So
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Russell - Miller Milling Co
Axe
Leuwer’s
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