Allies Gain Ground as German Front Breaks
French and Russian forces report major advances in northern France and Galicia. French troops breach the third German line north of the Somme, capturing trenches and equipment, while Russians push from Tarnopol toward Stanislau and Brody, forcing Austro German withdrawal from the Stripa line.
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London
France
Galicia
Somme
Eardecourt
Buscourt
Maurepas
Stripa
Tarnapol
Buczacz
Brody
Stanislau
Letchitzky
Hazelton Social Notes and Local Updates
K E Sherman returns to his elevator at Judson after a two week vacation in Hazelton and Napoleon. Mrs A J Clark arrives from Lemars for an extended visit with sister Mrs E R Purint on and family. Miss Harriet Hubbard Sceft leaves for Lake City after a month with relatives. Hog cholera rises as a reminder to inspect herds. F D Smith thanks for western newspapers. Hazelton extends telephone line west to town. Hazelton Drug Co dissolves partnership. E L Semling buys A L Portz interest and takes over all business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Sherman
Judson
Napoleon
A. J. Clark
Lemars
Iowa
E. R. Purinton
Harriet Hubbard
Lake City
F. D. Smith
Glencoe
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
J. M. Feery Place
Hazelton Drug Co
E. L. Semling
A. L. Portz
Pollock Pick-Ups Progress Aug 11
Mrs Pharos Hinds from Milner arrives Tuesday for a social visit. Willis Cranston and Mark Holmes buy Ford touring cars this week. R C Bules drove H C Smith and Eli Atkins to the Stiles ranch via Cannon Ball on a business trip. On Sunday they returned via Mo-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharos Hinds
Milner
N. D
Willis Cranston
Mark Holmes
R. C. Bules
H. C. Smith
Eli Atkins
Stiles Ranch
Cannon Ball
Braddock News Briefs August 10 Clippings
Dr Baer and M P Kaiser drove to Linton on business. Miss Olive Stank Martha Weber and Grace Dawson visited Bismarck to see The Birth of a Nation. Dr Baer and Horace Eldridge went to Linton where quarantine for small pox was required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Baer
M. P. Kaiser
Linton
Olive Stank
Martha Weber
Grace Dawson
Bismarck
Horace Eldridge
Door
David Aldridge
Mike
Riage
Loveratub
F. G. Glines
Mikesell
Semple
Large Crowds Welcome Presidential Candidate in North Dakota
Charles Evans Hughes, Republican presidential hopeful, traveled by special train through western North Dakota last week amid rain and a schedule change. Crowds estimated around 1000 assembled at Bismarck and other stops including Mandan Dickinson Medora and Beach where brief talks followed.
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North Dakota
Charles Evan Hughes
Fargo
Bismarck
Mandan
Dickinson
Medora
Beach
Usvo
Hague Happening Correspondence of the Record
Aug 14 report notes Jacop Schall installing an Andrews hot water plant in the Franz Hulm facility.
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Jacop Schall
Andrews
Franz Hulm
Bakker School District 10 1915 16 Treasures Report
Bakker's School District Number 10 in Emmons County North Dakota presents its 1915 16 treasures report. Receipts include cash on hand at start 169247 dollars state and county apportionments taxes and other sources totaling 7185 12 dollars. Expenditures cover teachers wages 4034 27 dollars school house and furniture 167 84 and incidentals 423 09 with teacher retirement fund 6 01 and bond interest 60 24 83 leaving a final cash balance 2431 98 dollars as of June 30 1916. Signed July 11 by Albert Haak president of the district school board.
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Bakker
Emmons
North Dakota
Hehioo
Groen Serena Rena
Netree
Sorner
Albert Haak
Odessa
WONG
Er Sinking Fund
Model Office Training School Opens in New Three Story Home
The institution boasts a commodious brick building at Main and Sixth Streets with steam heat and electric light. It highlights modern equipment including a fully equipped banking room and roll top desks and offers year round sessions, flexible admissions, dormitory rooms, and affordable board and tuition. President G M Langum of Bismarck, North Dakota invites inquiries.
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Sixth Streets
College Club
Local notes on townspeople and harvests amid storm
Residents discuss hail claims and harvest yields as local workers move between towns and hospitals. The storm alters plans for a time and new office work begins, while officials report weather related changes and community activity across Linton and Aberdeen.
Community Builds and Services Highlight Local News
The Reformed church circulates a subscription drive for a new building to be raised this fall. Rev. Stegeman from Watertown officiated services in the schoolhouse under church auspices. John Slicker bought a new motorcycle from DeBoer Van Soest last week. A large new church rises in Grassner settlement west of town. Rev. Menning of Westfield will preach here next Sunday at 10 and 2, with Rev. Steyeman in Westfield. He will speak here again this evening at 8. Mr and Mrs J P Henn welcomed a baby girl born Sunday August 18. P W Green and Jake Schaap of Hull visit for gospel work and preaching August 27 at 7:30 p.m. Barbara Bauman married Merrill Onstad at St Peter and Paul church on Monday morning. They departed for their wedding trip after a family dinner north of town.
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Hazelton Drug Company
E. C. Campbell
Bismarck
John Haley
H. A. Waddell
Emma
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Chas
E. R. Purintun
Waddell
All Nations
Mrs. Monteith
Messrs
Mesdames
T. L. Hubbard
W. J. Pettis
L. H. Briggle
L. C. Malchert
R. C. Colburn
Fay Harding
Geo. Shepherd
L. A. Corwin
A. Kentfield
Neidekorn
N. J. Roop
Ed. Temple
A. Mikalson
H. A. Armstrong
Eva Colburn
G. A. Lenhart
Florence Plath
Hazelton
Board of Trustees
The
Reformed Church
Stegeman
Watertown
S. D
Reform Church
John Slicker
DeBoer & van Soest
Grassner
Here
Menning
Westfield
Steyeman
Steeyman
J. P. Henn
Papa
John. P. W. Green
Jake Schaap
Hull
Barbara Bauman
Merrill Onstad
Sts. Peter and Pauls
Speckmeier
Maine district to build two new south half schools
The county superintendent reports plans and specifications for two new schools in the south half of Maine school district are available at the office or through E A Schuck of Linton. Examinations at the courthouse August 10 11 included many teachers with several certificates renewed and fees collected. The institute fund has grown to 332 40 the largest in the county. Gerald Shelby and Ruby Shelby earned perfect attendance certificates from Kintyre.
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Maine
E. A. Schuck
Linton
Court House
May Burbage
Eliza Clark
Lillian Maud Jones
Vera Johnson
C. B. Jenkins
G. F. Feichtinger
Adrian Bond
Jessie Bond
May Stout
Mabel P. Tracy
Leona Triggs
Genevieve Braddock
Sarah Porter
Editha Corney
Ralph Armstrong
State Department
Gerald Shelby
Kintyre
Ruby Shelby
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Herreid
Republican
Pollock
Jimmy
Prince Albert Tobacco
P. A
Prince Albert
P.A
Prince
Nationa Joy
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
Braddock
Hughes
Hughes Electric Company
Elks Band
Billings
Mont
Hague Happening
Zsao
Atte Anthony Compaan
Ae District’ School Board
Nthony Compaan
E Kiefer
Odessa Schod District No. Sp
A. D
Jos. K. Fischer
Ludwig Weber
Slerk
Ludwig W Reet
Bismarck Business College
Bismarck, North Dakota
United States
Canada
G. M. Langum
N. Dak
August Schall
Anna Amundson
Strasburg
F. J. Sahli
Louis Sanger
Joe Weber
Conrad Beck
Bishop Werhle
Harrue
Frank Sahli
J. S. McCullough
Valley City
Henry Nieuwsma
John Kocher
Aberdeen
Jos. Amundson
Babe Nooman
Rabe
Martin Fischer
C. R. Barber
A. J. Fischer
A. J
Felicia Weisenburger
Katie Raider
Martin Erck
Pauline Schlosser
Conrad Erck
Beaver Creek
August Arndt
Wolverton
August
F. J. Sinner
F. J
Joe Fischer
Peter Hulm
Pete
von Hindenburg
Jacob
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Evening Ledger
Public Ledger
Evening Bulletin
Evening Teleraph
the North American
Philadelphia Enquirer
the Record
the Press
Linton Lodge
A. F
A. M
Hall Stone Drug
Scott Cameron
W. M
W. C. Wolverton
Sec
Thompson Yards
C. A. Brown
Kamps, Barber
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