Wounded clergyman's son returns home from France
Bismarck Tribune reports Buzelle, son of St George's rector, wounded in the St Mihiel salient, arrived home from Pelham Bay Hospital, New York after disembarking in France weeks ago. Doctor Schipfner expected home soon, having visited the returning soldier.
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Bismarck Tribune
George’ Buzelle
St George's Church
St. Hih'2
Pelham. Bay N. Y
France
L. A. Schipfner
New York
Local travel and home moves noted in Bismarck area visits
Mrs A Mikalson traveled to Bismarck for dental work while Oscar Larvick, a Temvistry visitor, stopped by. W B Paradise and family moved to Bismarck for the winter. Mrs F W Jenner and Mrs G Kuiper of Michigan visit Napoleon relatives. A group met at the Jenner home for a pleasant evening. Mesdames Baker and Schanlaber braved cold to visit the Capital City. County Agent Sauer rode north to Mandan for a Morton County Farm Bureau meeting. H W Batser arrived from Morristown to attend Bank of Hazelton stockholders meeting. Andrew Kalberer remains seriously ill with Brights disease. Mr and Mrs L B Chapman moved to a new residence at Cook Ave and Center St, vacated by the Paradise family. Mrs H C Batzer and Miss Olive McManus escorted Masters Herman Jr and John to St. Cloud Minn for school term. Stockholders and directors of the ...
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A- Mikalson
Bismarck
Oscar Larvick
W. BR. Paradise
G. Kuiper
Michigan
Napoleon
Hoc
F. W. Jenner
John Baker
John Schanlaber
H. O. Sauer
Mandan
Morton County
H. W. Batser
Morristown
8. C
Bank of Hazelton
Andrew Kalberer
Bright
Chapman
Klabunde
Cook Ave
Center Street
W. ‘R. Paradise
H. C. Batzer
Olive McManus
Masters Herman, Jr
John
St. Cloud
Minn
Hazelton News Highlights From Week
Recap covers Bank of Hazelton annual meeting plans, local veterans return from France led by Stanley Kurtz with stories to tell, and Clayton Carmichael and Perry Cabbage noted among others. Includes weather record 35 below, political moves, new War Savings stamps, and local land deals in Emmons county and Winona area.
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Bank of Hazelton
McCrory
Stanley Kurtz
Hazelton
France
New York
Kurtz
Clayton Carmichael
Cantigny
Washington
Perry Cabbage
Old Co. A
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Local residents make travel and family updates
Lilly Quaschnick returned Wednesday from Pollock after visiting her sister Mrs R C Bowman. Stelline and Jeanette Van Heuvelen left Friday for Vermilion to resume studies at the Wesleyan. Arene Bens returned to Bismarck after holidays with her parents. George and Mrs Huber went to Lehr for a few days before returning to Montana. Sheriff-elect D C Liedle and H J Edinger visited the county seat before the Board of County Commissioners. Lie dle is now the preferred spelling. E J Klundt and Jaks Quaschnick came from Eureka to try barber work, Klundt recently returning from the army.
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Lilly Quaschnick
Pollock
R. C. Bowman
Stelline
Jeanette van Heuvelen
Vermildion
Weslyan
Arene Bens
Bismarck
N. D
George Huber
Lehr
Montana
D. C. Liedle
H. J. Edinger
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Liedle
E. J. Klundt
Jaks Quaschnick
Eureka
Klundt
Christ Werre Visits Venturia on Monday
Christ Werre of Venturia traveled to town on Monday, drawing local attention as he visited shops and spoke with residents about community events and opportunities.
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Christ Werre
Venturia
Pioneer Days News Roundup From The Record
January 11 1895 edition reports Capt Honstain returning home from South Prairie Sheriff Shier appoints J L Boutillier deputy at Williamsport and M P Chase deputy at Winona Miss Lilie M Brennan of Winona proved up on her homestead with Jack Waldron and Dick Evans as witnesses Births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Wright of Williamsport and a healthy son to Mr and Mrs H S Bramble Mr and Mrs J B Brock attended the inaugural ball Romey is noted as lively as ever Major McLaughlin leaves for Washington D C for a few days Elder Mead conducts meetings at the lower school house New Year wishes from readers Blate's Attorney Parker administers oaths of office Special prizes distribute at the conference with seed corn potatoes oats barley and family delegation subscriptions noted.
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Lilie M. Brennan
Winona
Jack Waldron
Dick Evans
People and Moves Around Hague area on New Year and New Year’s Week
C Vorlander went to Hague on business Tuesday returning Wednesday. Philip Temple who had spent New Year here with friends left for Temvik Friday. Miss Lillian Gerdes left Saturday for Menomonie Wis where she attends Stouts Institute. Mrs John Brokofsky from Pollock SD visited at Dr O H Gerdes between trains Saturday. Lieutenant Ziessmsr who had been visiting here with the Verlander family returned to Minneapolis Friday. Commissioner elect John Pietz and Fred L Hoff went to Laois to attend the regular county meeting. Ernest Temple from Temvik MD visited Mere Thursday en route to Menno SD to attend school. Mrs A V Pallving went to visit Miss Babe Nooman who had spent New Year here returning Wednesday.
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M. Long
Minneapolis
Bismarck
A. C. Staak
O. B. Forsyth
Hazelton
J. Holness
Braddock
Olaf Feltheim
Twin Cities
Philip Temple
Temvik
Lillian Gerdes
Menomonie
Wis
Stout’s Institute
John Brokofsky
Pollock
O. H. Gerdes
Ziessmsr
C. Verlander
Elet
John Pietz
Fred L. Hoff Wert
Laois
Ernest Temple
M. D
Mere
Menno
A. V. Pallving
Babe Nooman
Red Cross Yarn and Materials Sale Notice
All yarn on hand at the Red Cross Branch will be sold at cost along with sewing materials. Sale held at the home of Mrs. W. H. Johnson. Edith Brant serves as Chairman.
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Red Cross
W. H. Johnson
County Agent Reports Successful Convention
County Agent Sauer organized the Farmers' Convention at the Linton opera house. State Dairy Commissioner Olson and assistant De Jong spoke on dairy marketing silos and German language topics. Sauer announced fifteen farm work applications and listed pure bred stock. Joyce Eddy of Fargo presented Uncle Sam and the Housewife and demonstrated home pruning to local women.
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Farmers’ Convention
Opera House
Linton
Sauer
Imade
Extension Department of Agriculture
Olson
de Jong
Agent Sauer
Board of County Commissioners
Joyce Eddy
Fargo
Sam
Court House
Linton May Push Water Works and Sewer Plan
City council invited engineer T R Atkinson of Bis marck to survey Linton for a water works and sewer system. Project cost for a 50 foot lot totals about 170 with ten year water and twenty year sewer payments. full payment halts interest. If approved, plans and a detailed estimate will be presented in February before a public vote.
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T. R. Atkinson
Bismarck
Atkinson
Wilton
Anamoose
Linton
High School Review Reports Flu Illness and Debates
Pearl and Judith Ramey Lydia Sholtz and Walter Krick of the 6th and 7th grades have the flu. Edith Pitcher was absent three days last week with a second flu attack. Wilbur McCrory left for Sioux City to attend school. The English IV Class debated socialism as an ideal form of government with Mrs Briggle as judge in favor of the affirmative. A History Match drill occurred in the 8th grade and a January 10, 1919 program lists student performers and songs.
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Pearl
Judith Ramey
Lydia Sholtz
Walter Krick
John Briggs
Macy Thompson
Verda
Violet Fogle
Frances Meier
Alma Bechtle
Opal
Geman Victrola
Victrola
Bluz Rose” Verda
Violet Fozie
Telegram announces death of Earl R Irvine
A telegram received Wednesday reports Earl R Irvine died at 12 15 a m from pneumonia following influenza He leaves a wife and five children brothers Frank and Bert of Linton Edgar of Indianapolis and his father in Palos Park Illinois Remembered for making his home in Linton before going west with the N P surveying crew
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Earl R. Irvine
Frank
Bert
Linton
Edgar
Indianapolis
Palos Park
Ilinois
N. P
Notice on Red Cross Room Closure and Returns
Announcement states no knitting or related work will be required by branches and urges lenders to collect rockers and furnishings. Unfinished knitting or garments should be completed and turned in, or submitted as is, for reporting to headquarters by Edith Brant.
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Red Cross
Edith Brant
Linton Creates Water Works District One
City council resolutions establish a water main and water works district for the incorporated part of Linton North Dakota. City Auditor I Fred Heinrich certifies the copy reflects the January 13 1919 adjourned meeting approval.
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Linton
North Dakota
State OF
Emmons
Fred Heinrich
Welcome at the M. E. Church Sunday offerings
The M. E. Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 30 am Epworth League at 6 45 pm and Evening Worship at 7 30 pm The sermon titled Unsearchable Riches will be preached Music will accompany the service A Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 80 pm encourages stronger attendance Pastor M E Swaney signs the notice indicating the church welcomes strangers and nonmembers to join.
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Epworth League
M. Swaney
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