North Dakota News Roundup Highlights State Events
A compilation of notes from around North Dakota references Devils Lake Opera house plans, Minot streetrailway bids, a Ful lerton baseball game, eight Republican delegates, Bowbells rebuilding, depot debates in Jamestown, and local political campaigns. It covers bank deposits, a 101-year-old death, hospital opening in Grand Forks, bootlegging arrests, municipal government ideas, and various editorial opinions shaping local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils' Lake
Minot
Fullerton
North Dakota
Hazelton Happenings Chronicle Local Delights
In Hazelton from Ha zelton republic a December note set. Fred Wollenhaupt heals a fractured leg better. Yeater hotel gains a new north porch by Harding and Phillips. John Wray sells part of his lot to George Corbin of Livona for future business. Peter Hannen visits from Valley City to see friends. Carmichael Noble and Moore drive from Linton in Carmichael’s new auto to improve his livery. Cora Klabunde’s surprise party features games and refreshments. Mrs A L Gell celebrated birthday with a mirror gift from J R Snyder after a married friends’ gathering.
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Republican
Fred
Wollenhaupt
Yeater
Messrs
Harding and Phillips
John Wray
Lota
George Corbin
Livona
Hazelton
Peter Hannen
Valley City
Andrew
Carmicheal
Noble and
Moore
Linton
Mr. Carmicheal
C. A. Patterson
Klabunde
Cora Klabunde
A. L. Gell
J. R. Snyder
Mrs. Geil
School Notes Reflect Ongoing Classes and Exams
The history and Latin classes progress with adjectives and comparative studies while bookkeeping remains strong. Extra eighth grade sessions run this week and a new bookcase arrives for the library. Final exams for eighth grade are set for December 19 and 20. Enrollment hits 150 with several new students expected. Visitors include Mrs Schlangen Mrs Dattin rud and Mrs and Miss Sims. Miss Inez Sims is elected to the grammar department. Basketball team photos taken and girls’ group shots planned. Frank Lovelace and Alice Henderson missed days due to illness. Grammar study covers tense formation and introductory Passive Voice as part of ongoing review.
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Schlangen
Dattinrud
Miss Sims
Inez Sims
Mmake
Frank Lovelace
Alice Henderson
Efforts Aimed at Strengthening Linton High School
In pursuing better studies of Latin and English, officials seek to close the gap between the Common and high schools. The non-communicating rule has helped maintain order. Pupils and teachers alike are determined to build a strong high school for Linton.
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Linton
Sixth Grade Progress Report and Literary Highlights
Gerhard Bunge has perfect spelling daily this week. Sixth graders study Lowell and Longfellow while seventh graders conquer complex sentences and grammar. History work advances in both grades with plans to build a strong foundation for seventh grade. Reading includes Fran gelatin and selected quotations. May Raven led sixth grade history test scores with 97 alongside peers. Orthography excellence noted in seventh grade with geography spelling completed ahead.
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May Raven
Gerhard Bunge
Floyd Logue
Donald Paul
Myrtle Molin
Fifth Grade Notes On School Activities
Mrs Daffinrud and Mrs Schlungen visited Wednesday afternoon. Margaret Macaider won first in fourth grade spelling. High school music tent featured excellent papers this week. Each pupil in the class is up to grade this month. Sixth grade geography pupils wrote letters to students in other states. We finished United States study and expect the letters to boost interest. Four new first grade pupils enrolled this week. A call from Mrs Daffinrud and Mrs Schlangen occurred during year reading recitation Wednesday afternoon.
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United States
Dafinrud
Tobacco bag rug and porcelain tales from old papers
A Sixty-second Street resident used tobacco bags to craft a 108 square foot rug after collecting bags weekly, aided by coworkers, with $24.50 spent on nightly sewing and rug laying. The piece then mentions early teacups and porcelain collecting trends in Europe and China.
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Sixty-second Street
Smoker
Philadelphia
Europe
Constantinople
Venice
Paris
London
Leipskc
Germany
China
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Linton Hardware Store
New Linton State Bank
Smith & Irvine
Emmons County
Hackney Land Company
Hackney Lands
Martin & Sims
State Bank
Gentral
Winchester
Marshall
Bowbells
Garrison Independent
Col. Little
McLean County
Jamestown
N. P
Leal
St. Thomas
Fargo
First National Bank of Dickinson
J. J. Seldage
Stutsman County
York
England
St. Michael's Hospital
Grand Forks
Edinburg
Diae
Galveston
Mandan
Bismarck Tribune
Dickinson Papers
Leslie Simpson
west-of-the-Missouri
Ja Little
United States Senate
Leff
Milwaukee Extension
Dickinson
Bowman County
Sharpe
Jim
la Moure County
Dickey County
LaMoure
Ellendale
Baptiste
Grand Forks Herald
Crosby
Supreme Court
Cass County
The
Plaza Pioneer
Treadwell Twichell
Forum
Nagel
Forbes
Neche Chronotype
Dan Cupid
Rex
Bismarck
Lowell
Frieda Nackhaus
Longfellow
Frangeline
Baltimore American
Geome
Goethe
Broadway
Linton, N. D
DACOTA@H LUMBER COMPANY
Haus
Missouri
Vorlander
E. BE. Martin
A. W. Sims
Joan Jt, Kaufman
Linton State Bank
Linton Bakery
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