Dale and Aberdeen Business Trip Roundup
Frank, Ed, and Tommy McConville visited from Dale for trading and errands. A Boschker left for Aberdeen and the Twin Cities for about a week. Tom McCrory and sons Wilbur John and Ted came from Horsehead. Ted and Wilbur went to Ellendale for school. Cliff and Mrs Putnam of Dale went to Aberdeen for dental work with their daughter. Andrew Boschker hosted dinner with Issac Boschker and several Boschker siblings and friends. Susie Schulterus, a freshman, moved to Linton to attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank, Ed
Tommy McConville
Dale
A. Boschker
Aberdeen
Tom McCrory
Wilbur
John
Ted
Horsehead
Ellendale
Cliff Putnam
Local census work nears completion in village area
Ill health slows work as Jack Haynes, village census enumerator, finishes population tally and plans to extend to the surrounding countryside north of his present territory. Barnard Andrus began Collegeville travel to resume studies at the U after holidays with family. Miss Leone Malloy and Miss Helen Hubbard depart for Hazen and Washburn schools after holidays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Haynes
Barnard Andrus
Collegeville
Minn
Leone Malloy
Helen Hubbard
Hazen
Washbur
Hague Notes Busy Week and Local Happenings
A week of visits in Strasburg for Christina and Elizabeth Jundt and others. teachers return from Minnesota assignments. births and property changes stir Hague. Local youths earn perfect attendance, dance night at the opera house, and preparations for postmaster examination with Johnnie Croasdaile highlighted. Diamonds and rings reported missing from sidewalks as merchants survey cash registers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomason Yards
Cornelison
Opera House
Carl Buechler
Val Buechler
Agatha Fischer
Frank Hilt
Dorothy Jundt
Anna Klein
Rosa Kocher
Theresa Miller
Gertrude Schatz
George Schmidt
Mary Schmidt
Anna Volk
Johanna Volk
Hazelton Merchantile Co Sold Amid Big Hazelton Deal
In Hazelton the Haz elton Mercantile Co store owned by S A Mikalson and John Baker was sold to John Jenner and son for an amount around twenty thousand dollars. The village added a new fire bell tower as a precautionary measure and a curfew ordinance was passed. Various local notes follow including births, moves, and appointments in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Hazelton Mercantile Co
S. A. Mikalson
John Baker
John Jenner and Son
Joseph E. Appert
American Legion
Klabunde
T. E. Shea
Chester Weaver
Linton
L. V. Lesher
Presbyterian Church
Grace Snyder
Maude Jones
Purintun
May
Announcement at the Old Stand
Announcement notes returning to the old stand with a reaffirmation of being back in position and greeting all who follow the venue or event.
Improved X-Ray Photography Advances Reported in Europe
A new X-ray glass developed in Europe absorbs only 10 to 15 percent of rays, enabling sharper images. The record also notes a US subscription price and mentions a Chinese custom of drinking wine hot, claimed to speed intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
China
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THE
Linton Bazar
Pollock
Twin Cities
Andrew Boschker
Issac Boschker
Julian Tracy
Hilda DeBoer
Trix Yocum
Katherine Fenelon
Nell Dunn
Claire
Minnie
Edith Boschker
Susie Schulterus
W. Ei. Petrie Co
er RS —————__ Ceneral Merchandise
Hague
Christina
Elizabeth Jundt
Mary Fischer
Barbara Volk
Magdalyn Kocher
Strasburg
Misses Herrmann
Miss Hiilestadt
Miss Grant
Minnnesota
Diggies
Euclid, Minn
Christ Weber
John Splitz
Old Hague State Bank
Republican
Temvik
Fred Danielson
Hoff
McVy
Dr. Montieth
Sid Stedman
Miss Dean
Willi Foell
Rev. Swaney
Jake Lang
Thompson Yards
Liniton
Busi
Ness
Jim Farrell
Einar Grotting
Bismarck
Odear
Northern Pacific
Minot
Marmarth
Camp Creek
Board of Administration
Jamestown
Grafton
Ashley
North Dakota
Starkweather
M. Coyne
Billy Morgan
Devils Lake
Morgan
Lin
Tomers
Fred Pfeifer
Linton, N. D
Sautier
Quashnick
F. Schiermeister
J. Hi. Schiermeister
Transfer & Bray Line
Milwaukee
N. P
Linton Transfer Co
A.S. Seeley
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