Strasburg Happenings and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Swan returned Monday after a two weeks vacation in Missouri with his parents. The parochial school displayed Red Cross garments including refugees gowns socks S and sweaters. Farmers Elevator Co stockholders voted to raise the present manager salary after excellent returns. A shareholder offered 730 for one share but no sale confirmed. WSS meeting Monday evening drawn large crowd with Mr Klein officiating. Struggling to raise quota for the drive urged residents to submit filled cards soon. Mr and Mrs J Henn left for a lakes trip in Minnesota. Red Cross bulletins call doubling knitting rate. last shipment included socks wristlets sweaters washcloths produced by six families. If every Strasburg family joined in, the town could go over the top in a month. The annual meeting for the Farmers Union Elevator Co held. G C Brooks of Linton planned to start a music class in Hazelton. lessons to begin 16th. A china shower at the Robinson home honored Miss Inez Walker who wed Robert Buchanan Jr. Miss Walker received fine china and gifts. Mrs Wesley Baker Sr recovering from paralysis at Bismarck hospital improving. hopes to return home to Livona. News of the June 27 Bismarck wedding of Robert Buchanan Jr and Miss Inez Walker noted. ceremony at Rev Postlewaithe’s home. Both are longtime county residents with pioneer families. Arthur Corwin visited Lidgerwood then returned with Miss Clara Borlander. the couple wed yesterday after a courtship started at Shorts school. The groom is a respected local farmer and friends wish them happiness. Pel of Temvik ND visiting Eureka. Dr G A Schatz passing through to Fort Riley Kansas for furlough. he is employed by the U S Army and stopped to see Eureka friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Strasburg
Arthur Corwin
Lidgerwood
Clara Borlander
Linton
Miss Corwin
Shorts School
Mr. Corwin
Hague Happenings Cor Cor. of the Record July 9
Hague notes report Liveryman John Frison left for a military training school at the University of North Dakota Grand Forks. J J Volk of Hague State Bank returns from two week motor trip to St Cloud and Minnesota. Charlie Paulson and crew pass through town to erect a schoolhouse in Selz district. Mrs Amundson and Anna resume Hague Hotel management after coast vacation. Floyd Corneilson, enlisted, stationed Eagle Pass Texas in ambulance corps. Peter Hulm injures eye on house project attended by Dr Grace Zeeland. Fourth celebrated with races, flags, band, large crowd, no disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frison
North Dakota University
Grand Forks
J. J. Volk
The
Hague State Bank
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Charlie Paulson
Linton
Selz
Peter Hulm
Grace
Zeeland
Hague
Hazelton Happenings in Brief from The Republican
Local notes record H A Armstrong driving to Linton for a small business trip and C E Brooks visiting Hazleton from Temvik. Lester Briggle and wife came from Linton as county schools superintendent and rider, W W Tibbetts family moved from a farm east of town, Ruth Wright returned from teaching at Valley City, and H A Armstrong with Mrs Garber visited Regan for a few days. County Auditor E H visited Linton Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Briggle
Linton
W. W. Tibbetts
R. K. Batzer
Pollock News and Traffic Passages and Local Death
Tom McCory and family moved through Pollock on a ranching trip from Horsehead in Emmons county to Aberdeen. Dale and Shields visitors in three cars headed to Ortonville Minnesota. Maggie Pollock died July 1 1918 at age 50 interment in Pollock cemetery. Local residents aided a fire at Pollock Auto Company's garage with quick response and water from the brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McCory
Pollock
Horsehead
Emmons County
Aberdeen
Messrs
Manley
Will Fetterley
Dale
Jack Fetterley
Shields
Ortonville
Minn
Maggie Pollock
Pollock Auto Company
Braddock Brevities July Fourth Visitors and News
Braddock notes include Frank Glines from Hazel ton and Attorney Scott Cameron of Linton visiting last week. Mr and Mrs Staak spent Sunday with relatives in Hazelton. H W Allen visited Bismarck and returned home. J Metela and D H McElroy couples visited Napoleon on Sunday. Geo Sempel visited Bismarck to see his daughter Emily who is reported progressing well. Mrs E F Savage returned from Swift Current with her sons Jack and Gordon McLaughlin. Jack enlisted in the service Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Sempel
Bismarck
Emily
George
Braddock
E. F. Savage
Swift Current
Sask
Canada
Jack
Gordon McLaughlin
Red Cross Serves Laie with Clothing Drive Items
Laie branch workers tally extensive donations for refugee relief. Donors include Mrs. Mamey Jetteriey, Mrs. W. W. Putnam, Mrs. Chas. Peterson, and many others listing sweaters, wristlets, socks, jackets, shirts, dresses, towels, washcloths, and scarves donated to aid refugees and Glanavon school groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirs. Unristisn Naaden
Mamey
Mary Bor
Anton Nolt
Fred. Freeman
Edward Tracy
F. W. Welker
S. M. Allen
Louis Langeliers
J. B. Paine
Grace Scott
Frank Scott
Ella Thorsen
Jud Whiting
Millie Paine
Geo. Tennant
Fred Tennant
Hazel Fogle
Leona Scott
Jane Stewart
John Winganbek
C.O. Putnam
Bessie Putnam
John Wilmot
Geo. Acheson
Dick’ Wilkinson
Geo. Rose
Wm. Fetterley
C. H. Devan
Eber Putnam
Jos. Clark
Rosa Clark
Ella Srazier
John Houser
Dan Corbin
Thesses Grover
Peter Leonard
Wm Waudby
Adolph Becker
Henry Batchelder
Beulah Whitney
Glanavon
Glanavon School
Frank McConville
Christ Jakobson
Ed. McConville
Frank Lows
Mabel Tracy
Ada Kabusviter
H. P. Tracy
James Stewart
Mra. Welson
A. Dever
Clon
Transfers of farms and lots across regions announced
A series of land transfers include Jennie Stewart Ahren and Charles Ahren to Katharina Glatt for 80 acres in 33-130-74, John Wolf to Peter Wolf for 160 acres, and Henry F. Douglas to Edmund Langeliers for 82000 dollars. Additional conveyances cover Hazelton and Linton parcels, church land adjustments, and public purchase of Thrift Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Stewart Ahren
Charles Wilbur Ahren
Katharina Glatt
John Wolf
Peter V. Wolf
Henry F. Douglas
Edmund M. Langeliers
Local Visitors and Fourth of July Notes in Eurekatem
From the Northwest Blade dated July 4 reports Frank Jones and family visiting Eureka as Ashley spent Thursday at town. Miss Tillie Ernst of Avuche visits Miss Emma Bechtle. J H Schatz of Temvik, N D, came to visit friends. Miss Elizabeth Wolske of Herreid visits Mr and Mrs R L Benedict. Chris Wittmayer and family traveled to Eureka to spend the Fourth. Miss Alma Tempel and Miss Anna Schenkenberger with Mr Ernest Tem- involved in holiday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Schatz
Temvik
N. D
Elizabeth Wolske
Herreid
R. L. Benedict
Union school items list and authorizing secretary
No. 7, 5 sweaters, 12 towels, 1 shawl, 1 scrap-book, 12 wash cloths, 2 hospital rugs, Union school No. 1, 10 towels. Yours truly, Rasmena Naaden, Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School
Yours Truly
Rasmena Naaden
Sec'y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Swan
Missouri
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Mr. Klein
Farmers’ Union Elevator Co
G. C. Brooks
Hazelton
Wesley Baker, Sr
Livona
Robert Buchanan Jr
Inez Walker
Postlewaithe
North Dakota
Pel of
G .A. Schatz
Eureka
N. C
Uncle Sam
Fort Riley
Kansas
Cor
Floyd Corneilson
Eagle Pass
Texas
Republican
H. A. Armstrong
Mrs. C. E. Brooks
Temvik Country
Ruth Wright
Valley City
E. H
D. L. Green
R. C. Bales
Flasher
Ralph .Crandall
Crandal
Braddock News
Frank Glines
Dr. Baer
Mrs
A.C. Staak
Scott Cameron
H. W. Allen
Dale Red Cross
Aix Luvutas
Eroft 7Eworters Tech Fo Whitney
Deeda
August E. Klabunde
Elizabeth Gates
Clara Sandidge
H. B. Tuttle
Hunter
Magdalena Pfaff
Christoff Wagner
Evan Noyes
Gustav Reimer
John Schanlaber
Eva Landsberger
Roop
S.J. Hagg
W. J. Gabbert
N. P. Ry. Co
William Waudby
Clifford O. Putnam
R.H
Josie B
W. J
Garnet Armstrong
George Ackerman
Alfred E. Tye
Mary E. Tye
Northwest Blade
Frank Jones
Faiily
Ashley
Cown
Tillie Ernst
Avuche 1
Emma Bechtle
Chris Wittmayer
Alma Tempel
Anna Schenkenberger
Ernest Tem
F. H. Carpenter
Linton House
Harry Corner
America
First State Bank
Strasburg, North Dakota
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