Local residents update and travel notes from the week
Lou Dornbush and Dr. Shockey have their residences repainted. Clarence and Happy Whitney visited Bismarck on Sand business. J. B. Paine and wife returned from Fort Snelling after visiting their son Howard, now discharged but still undergoing treatment for neuritis and heart leakage. A Farm School Indian team meets Pollock Tigers at Pollock Park Sunday. Johnnie Kinsella returns to Rivere qui Barre, Canada after three years away, traveling with Ed Langeliers couple who will vacation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Happy Whitney
Bismarck
J. B. Paine
Fort Snelling
Howard
Pollock Ball Park
Farm School
Pollock Tigers
Crow Skin
Johnnie Kinsella
Rivere Qui Barre
Alberta
Canada
Ed. Langeliers
Uncle Sam
Mrs. Langeliers
Flag dimensions described for garrison flag design
The garrison flag of the United States army is described as having a 34 feet fly and 20 feet hoist. It features 13 stripes with the union of stars in the upper quarter on a blue field, extending over the length corresponding to the fourth red stripe from the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Farm auction advertised for August 22 1919 near Linton and Winona
Ill health forcesGeorge B Nelson to auction a large farm estate on Section 4 131 79. The sale at 10 oclock includes livestock from sheep and cattle to hogs and pigs, farm implements, wagons, sleighs, harness and tools with free lunch at noon. Auctioneers John Bader F J Pietz and clerk listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Winona
John Deere Gang
John Deere
Heating and quenching drills for hard steel
The text describes heating a drill to an even temperature, removing scale, testing the tip on quicksilver, and quenching in water to allow the drill to cut hard steel. It also mentions tempering small tools by heating to red heat and plunging into a potato, then drawing to the correct temper to reduce brittleness.
North Dakota towns report growth and closures
A prairie roundup of state items notes construction plans in Bismarck and Mandan, drought relief efforts skewing rural progress, a closed federal employment office, new library gift in Wahpeton, and elevated crop prospects in Williams and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Vtrali
Mandan
Lynn
J. Frasier
J. M. Ine
State ‘Training School
Minot
A. G. Crane
State Normal School
Washington
Devils Lake
North Dakota
A. W. Dennis
Grand Forks
Wesley Sutherland
Starkweather
Towner
McPhail
Miss McPhail
State University
Crosby
Divide
Burke
Federal
Missouri River
Burleigh
Morton County
State Highway Commission
State Boards of Control, of Regents and of Education
Board of Administration
D. E. ‘Willard
Salilora
Wahpeton
C. A. Leach
Angus Fraser
National Guard
Williston
Williams County
Grafton
Ed H. Pierce
Northwest
Lima
John A. Larson
Lamb
Nelson County Old Settlers’ Association
Stump Lake
Muarmarth
Raymond de Jaugher
Cannonpall
Belgium
de Jaugher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lou Dornbush
Dr. Shockey
George 8
Nelson
John Bader
F. J. Pietz
Swift & Company
U.S.A
Swift & Come
Fargo
Hatton
Cooperstown
Binford
Drayton
Velya
McHenry County
A. G. Burr
State ‘Railway ‘Commission
Agricultural College
Ray
Wimbledon
C. W. Finnall
North Dakota Enforcement League
Prohibition
Finnall
Schafer
McKenzie County
Board of County Commissioners
Jamestown
Bolton
H. B. Heron
Wells County
Mary ‘Reid
State Supreme Court
Leighton
Devila Lake
Kelly Farm
Bisbee
Oliver G. Morris
State Industrial
South Dakota
Montana
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Canadian Rockies
M. ‘Devine
Rck
Bain
Burleigh Ae
Com- Liege
Hee
Hesireitos Seaeeans
Dca
Gubbert
Transfer & Bray Tine
Millwaukee
NW. P
Worth Dakota
F. H. Carpenter Lbr. Co. Linton
Standard Oil
Pany
Indiana
Sseraployeek
Mithigan Ave
Chicago
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