Temvik Notes and Local Updates from Bismarck Trips
Temvik pages report Mr and Mrs Chas Hedrix traveling to Bismarck returning midweek. Mr Belt transported to St Alexius hospital with Mr Anachor, health described as poor. Mrs McVey bedridden but improving slowly. Walter Moore employed by F J Focll. Power Hendrix and Annie Schenkenberger wed at Lark North Dakota in January. Alex McCulley back in town after lumber run. Weather suggests continued winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hedrix
Bismarck
Belt
St. Alexius Hospital
Anachor
McVey
Walter Moore
F. J. Focll
Power Hendrix
Sss
Annie Schenkenbeerger
Lark
N. D
Alex McCulley
Town notes and social items from local period
The column lists residents and events including Dr. Gray returning to town, Joe Friezan seeking to trade his livery interest for a fliv er, Joe Baumgartner unable to obtain telephone repairs, Ed. Miller traveling a week, Miss Grant advising aging improvement, a Monday dance in Strasburg, Misses Schneider and Grant in Zeeland, and remarks from a veteran teacher W. L. Brown about his experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gray
Joe Friezan
Joe Baumgartner
Ed. Miller
Strasburg
Schneider
Grant
Zeeland
W. L. Brown
Hazelton Notes Point to New Radio Station Push
Local column records frequent visits by residents to towns such as Jams town Linton and Bismarck for dental work church services and civil service exams. The piece notes a pending Hazelton radio station deal negotiations with Pair mam Gil Co and a civic gathering at the Presbyterian church in Bismarck as well as local travel to Powell and Braddock for church and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Albough
Powell, Woo
Presbyterian Church
Rev. E. Jordan
Joseph E. Appert
Eliahende
Hazelton
Pairmam Gil Co
Vilace Evan
Bismarck
MH. Jordan
Glines
E. J. Ba
Hazeiton
Norman Canoe
Monen
Renue
Ellis Back
Joseph Push
L. Jones
Kintyre
Fraser
Rush Syd Buck
Will
Frank
Glinea
Sunécy
Braddock
LaDeile Brigsts
Pollock Progress notices and regionally notable deaths
Dale Woodmen urged to attend lodge at Grangehall Dale on Saturday Jan 24. G H McKay travels to Palm Beach Fla for two months. First National Bank stockholders meet with Chesrown Coventry Van Beek and Fenske in attendance. J A Stiles visits Pollock. Mrs Rasbeck and Mr Solomonson wed at Mount City. Selden Tracy dies at 90 from flu in Host Smithfield Pa after a four day illness. memories of his 1909 summer visit to Pollock noted. Will Winterberg visits Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Woodmen
Grangehall
Dale
G. H. McKay
Palm Beach
Fla
Dakota
Frank Chesrown
Chas. Coventry
Linton
Henry van Beek
Aberdeen
H. G. Fenske
Mound City
First National Bank
J. A. Stiles
West River Country
Pollock
Progress Office
Johnny
Will Winterberg
Illinois Yesterdy
Frank Rasbeck
Chris Solomonson
Mount City
J. Don Tracy
Selden
Host Smithfield
Tracy
Local man relocates after lengthy furlough in Alarnen
Neighbor reports J. M. Amucfern returned from a long absence of about five weeks and moved into a new residence at Corn A ween A An ane Were sene settes in his barber show. Cus confirms the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amucfern
Tsenk
Settes
Cus
District court session and farmers institute planned in Divide county
The Divide county district court holds regular term here at Mellenry. A farmers’ institute is planned for February 6 near New Zealand. Security State Bank increases capital from 10000 to 35090. Mondson reports five candidates facing prizes in Mortow county.
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Coe A. B.S
Shubert
Crucere
Yorks Dakota Furs
Ceany Herat
Eng
Ebr
Wel Larse
Uaprinz Ast
Sire Buarty
Chipment
Rose
Sean
Canon
U.S .F
LIDS
Om. F. Thiele
Temvik
Miss Grant
Liberty
Henry Will
Jamstown
Emil
Richard
Bertha Geiser
Jake
Karl Raich
Dorothy Schlecht
Frida
Fred Walker
Reinhold
Tamvik
Jake Esch
L. H. Neon
Ludwig Wisen Place
Meada Ward
C. A. Borstad
Exma Reich
Patel Reich
Fred Opp
Yannity
Republican
Hagul
National Fish Company
North Union Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Ocean Lake
Stone Drug Store
Heyerman & Rypkema
Heyerman & DE Boer
Sautier
Quashnick
F. Schiermeister
Hi. Strhiermeister
North Dakota
Linton Transfer Co
A. S. Seeley
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