Eureka Correspondence Aboard Visits And Arrivals
Adolph Thurn arrived in Eureka Monday to visit relatives. Mrs G G Werre and children returned from Kulm North Dakota. Beller Straus of St Paul moved household goods to Eureka. Clair Warner visited friends in Eureka. E A Warner left for Aberdeen after two days with local friends. Phil Tempel returned to Camp Dodge Iowa, resuming duties. Tempel and Frank Tempel of Temvik joined by G Schatz from Temvik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Thurn
Eureka Dast
Mrs. Beller Straus
St. Paul
Eureka
Clair Warner
Mrs. E. A. Warner
Aberdeen
Phil Tempel
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Frank Tempel
Temvik N. D
Mr. G. Schatz
Temvik
Hazelton Happenings News From The Republican
Hazelton society notices list Mrs W R Paradise and her child leaving for Duluth and Chicago last Saturday. Lieut Monteith writes from Romsey England where he is stationed at a rest camp. R K Batzer and Mrs Batzer take a Sunday auto trip to Minnesota to visit relatives and relax. Perry Cabbage, formerly with Company I in France, has reached New York. Julius Gimbel buys into Northwestern Motor Company and plans to move to Hazelton. Local visits include Mrs L M Watts and Mrs Wesley Baker Jr visiting on the 15th. An auto party including Mrs H O Batzer Olive McManus H E Winchester and Mary McPake went to Bismarck yesterday. The McPakes hosted a guest at the Batzer home last week. Mrs W J Pettis and daughter Mabel visited the Griffin home west of town early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Batzer
Points
Minnesota
Julius Gimbel
Fred ‘Opp
Northwestern Motor Company
Hazelton
L. M. Watts
Valley City
Wesley Baker Jr
H. O. Batzer
Olive McManus
H. E. Winchester
Mary McPake
Bismarck
Batzer
W. J. Pettis
Mabel
Thos. Griffin
Braddock People In Town for Meetings and Socials
Sheriff Meinhover delivered ballot boxes in Braddock on Wednesday. H Hanson visited Braddock Monday. Commissioner Lee attended the Chautauqua at Linton last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. M Russ of Hazleton visited daughter Mrs. A C Staak. County agent Sayers dropped by from the county seat. J A Miles returned from Selfridge where he and A C Staak are farming. A home shower for Mrs. D H McElroy gathered about 25 Braddock women with knitting, cake, ice cream, and gifts. the evening ended with a bashful host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinhover
Braddock
D. H. McElroy
Cream and Cake Scene Graces Time to Participate
A brief scene centers on participants joining the cream and cake event. Local attendees prepare desserts, sharing slices and conversation as a small gathering gathers around the table and judges assess entries.
Pollock Progress Briefs From June 29
Fort Yates visitors include R C Bales and wife. Walter Hinz and wife traveled to Minnesota to visit Walter's parents. Mrs Joel Sturtevant and Mrs Roy Olmsted reunited after a month in Miner County. John Olmsted left for Camp Dodge with Sioux county registrants. Harry Mankoff, broker for Louis Mankoff and former Farmers Store clerk, arrives for two days. he serves in the Medical Corps. Mrs Simmons and children visit Portage Wisconsin for a couple months. Gust Bouman, farming near Westfield, was in Pollock on business.
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Joel Sturtevant
Roy Olmsted
Miner County
Harry Mankoff
Bre
Louis Mankoff
Farmers’ Store
Harry
Uncle Sam
Simmons
Engineer Simmons
Portage
Wis
Gust Bouman
Haarke DeBoer Place
Westfield
Pollo
North Dakota Urges Coal Stockpiling Before Winter
James A. Little, ex expert for the North Dakota railway commission, warns that less than 30 percent of normal anthracite has reached the lakes and urges immediate coal purchases to prevent severe shortages and possible freezing next winter. He stresses lignite may be relied on if bins are filled now and mines cannot meet a late cold-weather rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fuel Administration
Washington
North Dakota
James A. Little
North Dakota Railway Commission
National Capital
War Savings Kernel Prompts North Dakota Drive
President Wilson urges saving and investing in war bonds to fund the war effort. North Dakota faces a $13,000,000 per capita goal with a $20 per person subscription plan, culminating in a June 28 rally across schools towns and cities. War savings stamps yield about 1.5 percent interest and mature January 1, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sys
Wilson
War Savings Movement
North Dakota
Sign Your Pledge and Make Good
North Dakota residents urged by the North Dakota Council of Defense to sign a thrift stamp pledge and invest five dollars a month in savings stamps. The notice highlights the ease of saving by instalment and projects that six months of five-dollar investments can yield seven certificates maturing in 1923 worth between 35 and 40 dollars, with a target of accumulating 400 dollars in stamps by January 1, 1919.
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North Dakota
North Dakota Council of Defense
How About Your County Council
The North Dakota Council of Defense asks residents to evaluate their county council status and urges writing to Secretary Box at Bismarck if inactive or absent. It invites ideas for improving local civic effort and promoting patriotic efficiency nationwide.
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North Dakota Council of Defense
Secretary Box
State Council
Bismarck
Pershing's Crusaders War Picture Plays Across North Dakota
Thousands of North Dakotans have seen Pershing's Crusaders, a U. S. government film shown in Fargo Grand Forks and Jamestown by the North Dakota Council of Defense. It opens in Bismarck and travels to every town in the state with proceeds supporting the council of defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
North Dakota
Council of Defense
Government threshing help blanks available
Federal authorities have issued application blanks for farmers to obtain engineers, separator men, and other threshing assistance. Blanks may be secured from H. A. Armstong Hazelton N. D. or from the undersigned CHAS COVENTRY County Food Adm r.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Armstong
Hazelton N. D
CHAS
Coventry County
Food ‘Adm’r
Rooster Crow Sparks Sharp Outburst in Country
A visitor named No Right to Crow laments a rooster crowing during a country stay and angrily orders it to be quiet, insisting it does not lay eggs. The brief scene captures a humorous clash between human fuss and farmyard sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowle
North Dakota Urges Unified Patriotic Publicity
North Dakota Council of Defense urged the U S bureau of efficiency to coordinate national and state patriotic public information. Current spending of over 1 000 dollars monthly funds multiple bureaus flooding papers, hindering local news and ads. The move follows a wartime conference in Bismarck and national calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Council of Defense
U. S
North Dakota
Bismarck
Great Men Never Die Quote Tribute
A short, reflective passage quotes Samuel Smiles on how great men's careers endure after death. It notes that while the man dies and disappears his thoughts and acts leave an indelible stamp on humanity.
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Samuel
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G. G. Werre
Kulm N. D
The
Republican
Lieut
Monteith
Romsey
England
Perry Cabbage
Company I
France
New York
Braddock News
H. Hanson
T. P. Lee
Linton
Mrs. M. Russ
A. C. Staak
H. O. Sayers
J. A. Miles
Selfridge
Himself
Pollock
R. C. Bales
Fort Yates
Walter Hinz
Walter
John Olmsted
McLaughlin
Sioux County
WSS
Europe
America
F. H. Carpenter Lumber CO
L. D. Bishop
Linton Yard
First State Bank
Strasburg, North Dakota
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