Correspondence from the Record Highlights Local News
Pius Roehrich has a new set of nurses this winter. John G. of Napoleon visited the old home farm last week. Mrs. Geo Roehrich Sr. of Linton visited with her sons. Mr. Moch helped a neighbor finish a new barn. Miss Paulson reports improved conditions at Ray school and deserves congratulations. Directors Miller Faterer and Doctor visited the county seat to discuss funding with the superintendent. Frank Roehrich posted a pool room notice in German about not paying without playing. Dakem directors secured seats to complete No. 4 school quota. Martin Docktor bought a new car Sunday. George Roehrich Jr. purchased a fine three year old Hereford for 75 and added two full bred Duroc pigs. Social calls from Heistand and Fedness acknowledged. Thanksgiving invited but declined due to engagements. J M Heistead climbs a hill and reports good ozone and cactus on slopes. Lovell family visited Doolittle for Thanksgiving. Charley admitted shaving his moustache to reach the turkey. Joe Feist contemplates retiring from farming and moving to Bismarck due to health. A near accident at Dakeni School No. 3 when a pony driving Martin Dockter's children bolted. 10-year-old George was thrown but not seriously hurt. Advent health hike described as a long, healthful walk through local homes and sites, ending with a climb to a distant butte. a sunny, invigorating day.
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Dakeni School No. 3
Martin Dockter
George
J. Moch
John Schneider
Jacob Miller
Joe Schumacher
Chas. Lovell
St. Joseph's Church
Miller Bros
Steele & Co
Hartford Items Show Community Thanksgiving Gatherings
Cor. of the Record notes a snow storm on December 3 and lists residents visiting, hosting, or sharing Thanksgiving dinners. Names include Inez Buck, Mr. and Mrs. Longwell, Brooks, Mikelson of Hazelton, Mausehund, Ray Little, Mrs. McLain and son Clarence, Merril Buck, Earl Noyes, Marion Morford, Malcolm Greer, and Ounda Noyes.
Hague Happenings Cor. of the Record
Thanksgiving visits fill Hague notes with social visits to Linton Strasburg and Wishek. Electric light plant transfer to Hague prompts changes as residents plan year end celebrations and a Thanksgiving dance draws many from Pollock and Herreid.
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Hague
Péoople
Pollock
Afd Herreid
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Pius Roehrich
John G
Napoleon
Old Home Farm
Geo. Roehrich, Sr
Linton
Mr. Moch
Mr. Ell
Miller, Faterer and Dockter
Frank Roehrich
Dakem
Martin Docktor
George Roehrich, Jr
E. A. Schuck
Maine
J. M. Heistead
Mrs. Lovell
Mrs. Doolittle
Charley
Joe Feist
Maine School Board
Bismarck
Hartford
Mrs. Inez Buck
Mr. Buck
Mrs. Longwell
Mr. Brooks
Family
Mr. Mikelson
Hazelton
Mr. Longwell
Mrs. Mausehund
Mr. and
Mrs. Weller
Ed. Brooks
Ray Little
Mrs. McLain
Clarence
Miss Ketchum
Joe Volk
The
Aberdeen Normal
Messrs
Pete Bosch
Pete Hulm
Annie Amundson
Strasburg School
Ed. Miller
Milwaukee
Miss Seifert
Jake Volk
Chaffeuer
Donner Wetter
Egidi Kellar
First National Bank
Strasburg
Frank Skinner
Lizzie Fischer
J. P. Henn
Kundert
Weisenburrer
Mr. Kludt
Edwin Werre
John Frison
Wishek
John Fischer
Aberdeen
Thompson Yards
Minnesota Agricultural College
F.h.carpenter Lumber CO
Schorzman
Linton, N. D
Heyerman Brothers, Jewelers
Winona
R. R. Howell & CO
Minneapolis
Minn
Linton Bazar
Linton, N. Dak
Hides & Furs
Thompson’s Lumber Co
Yours Truly
BE. Jampolsky
Johnson
Vorlander
Mmons County
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