Marie Musings Correspondence of the Record Jan 2
Schools Nos. 2 and 3 enjoy two weeks of vacation. Roads now broken for fair sleighing after the Christmas storm. Christmas trees at St Michael's and Ohio Stone church draw good crowds. A sleigh party of Frank Roerich returns with goods for his store. Mail carrier Blore completes a two day trip after the storm. A deer of misadventure as three youths serenade five homes with four blank cartridges. A stranded traveler, frostbitten toes, finds shelter with a warm farm stove and breakfast before continuing his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Roerich
Brasseth
George Roerich
Napoleon
St. Michael’s
Ohie Stone
Frank Roerich
Hve
John W. Shaw
Milwaukee Road
South Dakota
Messrs. P. Malone
Wm. McGuire
Linton
Blore
A. Hanson
Mr. Doolittle
L. McCulough
Marie
Bakker Brew Bulletin Notes a New Year Happenings
Correspondent reports Rev. Gerrit Mennen delivering a New Year sermon and service. Leonard Jellema to teach at School No 5. E J Van Vorst resigns. New bell installed. 9 am service suspended for winter. afternoon service and Young Peoples' Meeting continue. Carpentry and painting wrap on John Dyk’s residence. Christmas exercises postponed due to funeral, road blockade. Severe zero spell with blizzard conditions and heavy snow. Few pupils attend. teacher retreats to nearby shelter during storm King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit Mennen
Leonard Jellema
Hull
Bakkers
E. J. van Vorst
Stillwater County
Mont
Young Peoples
Westfield Reformed Church
Bakker
G. Mennen
Kate van Heukalem
Wm. Dykema
Hague Happenings in the Record January 1
Ed Miller spent a few days up the line returning Saturday. Jose Amundsen left to resume work at Eureka. Leo Lutgen visits his sister here. The Schlagels spend New Year’s Day with Strasburg friends. Mrs. Volk remains ill. Anna Amundsen vacations from Strasburg and visits her mother. Alexander Hoffart returns from Dickinson for a stay. The Zenk couple attended Mrs. Van Heukelem’s funeral in Westfield. Hague celebrates peace with the Peace Palace reference. Snow delays, trains resume, and prices rise. merchants report shoe costs up 100 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Miller
Jose Amundsen
Eureka
Leo Lutgen
Frances
F. E. Schlagel
Strasburg
R. M. Volk
Anna Amundsen
Alexander Hoffart
Dickinson
Hague
H. B. Zenk
Dick van Heukelem
Westfield
Peace Palace
William Elliott
Twin Cities
Arie Kanis
Joe Schatz
Chris Kindel
Westfield News Brims With Gossip and a December Wedding
Westfield notes cheer and illness as residents share wedding news and updates. Marie Bosker and Fred Rykman wed at the bride’s home while many others recover from sickness and celebrate the season. A death ends a young life and community ties deepen through church and local events.
Town Folks Share Holiday Travels and Visits
Correspondence notes Mrs. Fred Snyder’s return from Aberdeen S D. Miss Brodhcard and Martha Graf spent New Years in town. Mrs. Block came back from Bismarck for Xmas. Meeinhover family from Linton visit. Mr Bell, father of Mrs. McVey, arrives from La Conna Iowa for winter. L. Quast returns from week with Mr. and Mrs. Quast. Several residents arrive or entertain from Chicago and other places. G A Schatz and P Tempel depart for Eureka S D and Valparaiso Ind for schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Snyder
Aberdeen
S. D
Brodhcard
Martha Graff
Block
Bismarck
Meeinhover
Linton
Bell
McVey
la Cona
Iowa
L. Quast
Quast
S. A. Schoonover
R. C. Burlingame
Elva
Chicago
Ill
Dave Colquhoun
Messrs
Mesdames
H. V. Sedig
Harriman
E. H. Hardt
Bankers ask but one per cent watch the howl
Mr. Conrad Erck and wife left for Yankton South Dakota to visit friends and relatives of that place. Mrs. Erck has a daughter in the convent at that place. Pneumonia is prevalent among the smaller children in the community with three of H. B. Kiefer’s children ill with fever and lung troubles. Snowbound travelers include Wm Jellema Miss Ema Wahl from Aberdeen and Pius Volk Julius Schatz who had been snowbound at Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Erck
Yankton
Aberdeen
Pius Volk
Julius Schatz
Eureka
Omio Offerings and Local Holiday Notes
Mrs J C Lloyd left Wednesday to visit relatives in Minnesota. Omio school children have a vacation until after New Year. Arlo Pitcher was ill with measles last week. Miss Emmi Bleyh spends holidays in the northeastern township. Isabelle Drayton sick with bronchial pneumonia but improving. The Stone Church Christmas program drew a good crowd despite the storm. The Literary program at H Hansons is postponed to January 6 following a one week delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lloyd
Minnesota
Omio
Arlo Pitcher
Emmi Bleyh
Isabelle Drayton
Stone Church
H. Hanson
Hides and Furs Ship to the Old Reliable
Advertises high cash prices for hides and furs with no commissions and prompt returns. Offers free illustrated catalog No. 336 and shipping tags. Lists current prices for no 1G hides green or frozen hides veal calf veal kip horse hides and noting furs bring high prices from Northwestern Fur and Mide Co established 1890 Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Fur & Mide CO
Minneapolis
In Pioneer Days County Visitors and Local Affairs
County Andrus visits. Treasurer Lee travels to the Capital City and will turn over offices in Winona. Sheriff Mahaney appoints Billy Baxter deputy and jail renovations add two cells. John Roop heads to Minnesota to work for horseman Jelch. A Burr Oak wedding joins S A Hawks and Rachel Procunier. Winchester notes Capt Honstain home, Pagel’s prize team, and a Friday dance success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrus
Lee
Mahaney
S. D. Cummins
Winchester
W. S. Casselman
Emmons County
Henry East
Hampton
D. R. Rupert
St. Paul
S. A. Hawks
Rachel Procunier
Joseph Hare
E. L. Whitford
J. P. Baker
J. W. Westcott
W. L. Yeater
D. R. Streeter
Winona
Justice of the Peace
Williamsport
Billy Baxter
Emmons
Honstain
Wm. Pagel
John Edick
John Baker
Scott Cameron and W M W C Wolverton Secured Roles
Scott Cameron and W M W C Wolverton are noted in the document as key signatories or officials, with Wolverton listed as secretary. The item records their positions in the referenced organization or proceeding.
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John Dyk
Atend
Wm. F. Cleveringa
Lock-Jaw
John Millenaar
Jake Ven der Leest
Morries, Ill
C. J. Steven Hussenger
Dr. Shockey
Pollock
Joe van der Vorste
Fred Tank
John
Fred Rykman
Marie Boshker
Dick van Heukalem
C. J. van der Leest
Westfield Church
Christian Endeavor
Stephen Huisyenga
van Beek
E. van Beek
Shockey
Warnhuis
G. van Vugt
Sam
Mose Bassett
R. Miles
Bert van Beek
Van
Sam Renskers
Westfield Brass Band
E. H. Huisingh
Tomvik
Mina
Central Petroleum CO
Cleveland
Ohio
R. Roach
Jamestown
Cc. Oo
Smith
Linton, N. D
A. F
A. M
Hall Over Stone Drug Store
Scott Cameron
W. M
W. C. Wolverton
Sec
DR. Wolverton's Hospital
Saint Anthony
Broadway
Rosenthal
Sacred Heart
Mission
THE
Boston
Roswelle
Wilson Bros
R. L. Best
N. D
the Home Hotel
Henry Ruede
Turner Hotel
Idays
First National Bank
Anton Horner
Ando Retail Ogaler IH
IWM
J. Gabbert
Gabbert
Cransier & Bray
Milwaukee
N. P
North Dakota
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