Early hunters and a busy state in review
Ward county reports heavy hunting. Soo Railways runs daily service Bismarck to Minot. Devils Lake wires damaged by house movers. druggists clash with pure food law. Lisbon women accused of theft. Burnstad post office struck by lightning. Edmonton uses ads to lure North Dakota. Community notes cover births, marriages, arrests, and enforcement debates.
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Ward County
Soo
Bismarck
Minot
Devils Lake
Lisbon
Burnstad
Napoleon
Chamber of Commerce
Edmonton
Canada
North Dakota
Arctic
Hazelton Happenings from the Republican
Hazelton news notes include visits from Judge Southwick and Byron Swartz from Glencop, a warning from Game Warden Brindle about shooting chickens out of season, a charity visit to the Hoskins home after a recent fire, and updates on local ailments and mishaps. A runaway mower incident near Hazelton caused a wagon to overturn without injuries. Several lighthearted items describe a bachelor’s absent mindedness, local prairie fires near Brofy, livestock and egg losses, and a stray package missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brindle
Hazelton
Oliver Hoskins
L. S. Chapman
Idaho
Henry
Norman Roop
G. H. Craig
Nay
Marie Musings in August News Notes and Social Skits
Correspondence from the Record reports local happenings in Marie including master Lester Schwab owning a new riding pony and Miss Maggie McGough building a barn. Marys and families attend services, visits to Dakem district, wells strike water on Alfred Elwess claim, thrashing on J. H. Reamer farm, arrivals from Waterville Iowa, Mount Pleasant Sabbath school attendance, a well-attended dance at the Zieglers, typhoid recovery of Will Johnson, berrying on Beaver creek, and the Plainfield Old Maids Protective Association parade with humorous banners and fines for bachelors.
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Lester Schwab
Maggie McGough
Alfred Elwess
Elwess Bros
J. H. Reamer
Maggie Moore
Waterville
Iowa
P. T. Malone
Lover
Mount Pleasant
Fair View
Will Johnson
Ohio
Plainfield
Ind
Plainfield Old Maids’ Protective Association
Old Maids
Rena Stanly
Matttie Gentry
Bane
Fred Osborn
Cupid
Grain harvest nears finish as flax cutting starts
Aug. 27. Grain harvesting in these parts will be finished this week. Some will begin cutting flax. Mr. and Mrs. Chambers have returned from Iowa visit. Mr. Chambers resumes as Lyons elevator manager. Anton Larson to start steam thrashing by week end, supplying full crew. work runs two weeks.
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Mrs. Chambers
Iowa
Mr. Chambers
Lyons
Anton Larson
Bismarck Hosts Linton In Key Bail Games On Diamond
On the Bismarck diamond a series of bail games with the Capital City and Linton teams concluded Sunday. The Saturday opener saw Bismarck win 4 to 2 in a tight, highly engaging contest. Sunday afternoon Bismarck faced a heavy loss, 4 to 1, as Linton claimed the victory. Emmons county players left Monday by special train, pleased with their showing.
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Hughes Electric Company
Meeker
Jamestown
Medina
Pembina Pioneer Express
Burke
Fargo
Bismarck
Capital City
Linton
Emmons County
Painter and decorator offers first-class services
Ss. W. Hover, a painter and decorator, promises reasonable prices for high quality painting, interior finishing, paper hanging, and carriage and sign painting. Patronage kindly solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. W. Hover
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N. D
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Crary
Forum
Garrison
Bisbee
The
Gazette
Adams County
Wolf Butte
Sonderall
Bertholdt
Mike Healy
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Grand Forks
Edmunds
H. G. Streeter
Ay Gun
Col. E. S. Lovelace
Fort Ramsay
Pollock
Allen
New Salem
August Theile
Newport
Des Lacs Lake
Mandan
Uncle Sam
Chicago
Minneapolis
Republican
Southwick
Byron Swartz
Glencop
Brofy
Messrs
Colquhoun
Foell
Ed Larvick
Marie Musings
Marie
Carrie Waagie
Dakem
Richard Ziegler
KE. Inc
G. Vorlander
Pres
RO Martin
View
AW. Sims
Coatler Toain
Waltman
Linton State Bank
Linton, N. D
Linton Bakery
Linton Construction Company
Linton -Hazelton Land Company
Lise
Cranches
L. du Heaume
Dacotah Lumber Company
Haas
Missouri
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