Temvik Social Notes and Local Updates
Alfred Becker drove to Bismarck with Jos Clark awaiting hospital care for an infected toe. Nearby visitors include Warren and Merle Devan from Hankinson and Mr. and Mrs. Thos Jackson returning from Minneapolis. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Matt Langhers of Glanavon township. Temvik suffered a barn fire at 1 15 Monday morning destroying a Jakob Keller barn and stored coal flour and meat. J P Jones and Mrs. M E McVey announced marriage in Aberdeen and will reside on Jones farm. Scribe notes his own reporting weakness and residents lament jump day absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Becker
Bismarck
Jos. Clark
Warren
Merle Devan
Hankinson
N. D
Thos. Jackson
Minneapolis
Mr. Jackson
Seldon Tracy
Braddock
Dale
J. W. James
Linton
Peter DeBoer
Matt Langhers
Glanavon Township
W. A. Foels
Carl K. Reich
Hazelton
Temvik
Lillian Quast
A. Quast
F. J. Pietz
Fay Harding
W. A. Foell
Roger Stedman
C. F. Wagher
Fred Schatz
Thompson Yards
Burnstad
Verna Stedman
Math Reich, Jr
Luie Schepp
Jakob Keller
J. P. Jones
M. E. McVey
Aberdeen
S. D
Ben Nagel
Strasburg
Benedict School
Herb Benedict
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota
Laura Buck
Tena Harth
Benedict
Hague Notes Flourish Amid Stable Produce Prices
Miss Anna Nooman returns to Hague to stay. Mrs. Amundson comes back from Minnesota. Art Griffin relocates to Hague and plans a new business. Peter Baumbaum, former resident mason, paid a brief visit. Mrs. Nergert is visiting with nearby acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nooman
Hague
Mrs. Amundson
Minnesota
Art Griffin
Peter Baumbaum
Mason
Annie and I Poem About Enduring Friendship Across Life
A nostalgic verse describes two girls as they grow from schoolchildren to young women and finally old ladies. It traces their close bond through shared studies, small conflicts, and lifelong companionship, ending with the promise they will remain friends.
1921 Visit to Bis marck by Baker and party
John F. Baker traveled to Bismarck with Wm. H. Baker and Chas. Clark as witnesses to prove up on his claim. Mrs. Wesley Chandler returned home after a two month visit at Council Bluffs. Town Al Kluse and Chas Rathbun had Christmas dinner with the Baker family. May Burbage, a Fort Rice schoolteacher, came home for Christmas. Depot agent H. Koch at Fort Rice also visited the Burbage home. Frank Marsh and wife of Solon spent Christmas at Fort Rice with his mother and then visited his sister Mrs. Wm. Baker. Peter Baker of Bismarck passed through town en route to Cannon Ball and returned Tuesday evening. A good road now crosses the river with daily crossings. Clyde Scott, of this place, was helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Baker
Bismarck
Wm. H. Baker
Chas. Clark
Wesley Chandler
Council Bluffs
Town
H. Koch
Fort Rice
Burbage
Frank Marsh
Solon
Wm. Baker
Peter Baker
Clyde Scott
Earl Haggard
Indiana
Arch Corbin
Carmichael
G. Saverly
Wildes
Tillotson
Sherm Suverly
George
D. Sites
Jake Opp
Corbin
Julius Gunball
Julius
Jake Hemmerick
Jake
Christmas Visit and Community Happenings Near Hazelton
Report notes a Christmas tree at Joe Gilman home for children of school No 7 and a jolly time. Weather improves aiding mail service. Chas Clark is butchering hogs for market today. Spike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Joe Gilman
Chas. Clark
Local Notes From Grand Forks And Area
Miss Ruth Larson returns to the University of North Dakota to continue studies after vacation. Several families, including the Larson and Purinton households, report measles confinement. Local residents like Tom Martinson Anton Larson Myrtle Linton and L. H. Harwood are noted for visits and illness. Dean Kelly begins winter work with Abe Martella. E W Baker travels from Edmonton after a month visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Larson
Grand Forks
Larson
Carl Larvick
Ruby Purinton
Beulah Buck
Tom Martinson
Anton Larson
Myrtle
L. H. Harwood
Dean Kelly
Abe Martella
E. W. Baker
Edmonton
Canada
Alex McCulley
Little Grace
Linton
Purinton
Bryant Baker
Westfield News Briefs Include Farm Visits and Local Tales
A string of light local items: Lore Dornbush family visited Gumbo Dreem farm Hull on Tuesday. Lore traveled by auto. Will Ten and Garret Plagemier's buggies collided last Sunday causing a smash-up. John Rowerdink bought cigars at year’s end. A baby girl arrived early morning at his home. Dick Van Heukelen and M C Rypkema drove to north of Linton for sheep. Rocky Neil Sheep Ranch to be name. William Slagh of Athboy visited Garret Van der Vorste. H Dornbush butchered a 2 year old beef. Large New Year’s feed at S Huiszing home. Garret Rop hosts brother from Muskegon Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret van Vugt
Lore Dornbush
Hull
Lore
Will Ten ‘Clay
Garret Plagemier
John Rowerdink
Stork
Dick van Heukelen
M. C. Rypkema
Linton
M. C
Rypkema
Rocky Neil
William Slagh
Athboy
S. D
Westfield
Garret van der Vorste
H. Dornbush
L. B. Dunn
Pollock
Gus Neilson
Oakes
N. D
Christmas Season Social Notes and Local Incidents
Christmas visits and chores weave through a crowded list of small-town life. Arch Corbin delivers mail with a buggy and team, while George Suverly and others butcher hogs. mishap leaves George S. scalded but recovering. Yankee Legion notes outline WWI service clasps and upcoming meetings, with plans for a women’s auxiliary and athletic committee.
Local Christmas gatherings and farm trades noted
The report lists visits by Geo Corbin and Wes Chandler to Fr Rice and Joe Gilman’s, Mrs Chandler’s Christmas return from Iowa, Charles Rathburn hauling corn from Earl Haggard, George Sites selling frozen herring from Duluth on January 1, and the annual Christmas tree at Mr Gilman’s with Mable Sites visiting home. Bill and John Watkinson visited Corbin’s on the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opp
Geo. Corbin
Wes Chandler
Fr. Rice
Joe Gilman
Iowa
Charles Rathburn
Earl Haggard
George Sites
Duluth
Bill
John Watkinson
Corbin
Court Seats Moved to Napoleon for Third District
Judge McKenna, now serving the third district, will hold court in Napoleon replacing Ellen Dale. The supreme court approved moving the seat from Ellendale to Napoleon to improve district geography, with the other judge in the district holding court at Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenna
Napoleon
Ellendale
Supreme Court
Graham
Lisbon
Origin of the Jazz Band Rumored in French Chronicle
A French paper claims the jazz band idea began during the Directory era. At Cat orchestra concerts twenty cats sat in a row on a harpsichord keyboard and were struck to pull their tails, producing a caterwauling that allegedly resembled a jazz band.
Kyes Appointed Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff Miller
Sheriff Ed Miller announces Wallace Kyes as deputy after Miller took office yesterday. Kyes previously served four years as sheriff of Emmons County and will help acquaint the new administration with office details. A Hazelton deputy will be chosen later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Miller
Wallace Kyes
Kyes
Emmons County
Miller
Hazelton
Weather Report for Week Ending Today
A weather summary notes daily highs A and lows B with precipitation C. Temperatures show below zero on some days. Last week's midweek records were sent to Bismarck and not published. A high pressure system over Manitoba moves south bringing colder, unsettled conditions in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Manitoba
Hollister's Golden Nugget Tablets Headache Relief
Stone Drug Co advertises Hollister's Golden Nugget Tablets as effective for headaches and constipation, promising strong action and value for customers seeking quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Stone Drug Co
Nature
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Guaranty of Deposits Fund
State of
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People’s State Bank
Linton, North Dakota
Spike
American Legion
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Ce. Lys
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F. Champagne-Marne
G. Aisne-Marne
H. Somme
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Ity National Bank of
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U. S. Weather Bureau
West
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ST. Paul -Minn
Linton Bazar
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