Cyclone Damages Farms as Siloes and Barns Fall
A Saturday cyclone wrecked Oscar Larvick’s barn and toppled An ton Larson’s two barns and a silo. Siloes for Olaf Larvick and Fred Smith also went down, and windmills at Frank Swanson, Fred Smith, and Jake Oster were blown over. The storm brought dust and rain and a soaking that filled low areas and overflowing creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Larvick
Anton Larson
Olaf Larvick
Fred Smith
Frank Swanson
Jake Oster
Abe Martalia
Baby
Duluth
Minnesota
Strasburg Protest Over Napoleons Ball Called Strike
Strasburg fans protested a 3 to 1 loss to Napoleon citing an umpire call in the first inning they claimed was a perfect strike. The vote ended without overturned result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Strasburg
Tony Moszer
Foryziak
Meyer
Community Updates From Temvik And Surrounding Areas
Cynthia Page returns from St Cloud to Temvik while Karl Fischer comes back from St John s Academy Collegeville. The Hazelton boosters visit and the Linton brass band plans to reform with Vic Seifert leading and Tony Schweitzer as manager. Local events include a Pollock-Hague game 5 2, a Little Big Horn reenactment trip, a Cameron Dam game, and various visits, illness, and travel among residents through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Page
St. Cloud
Minn
Karl E. Fischer
St. John’s Academy
Collegeville
Hazelton Boosters
Linton Brass Band
Vic Seifert
Tony Schweitzer
Gus Arndt
Mr. Zenk
Lamberton
Minnesota
J. J. Volk
Sanders
Arb
Mr. Volk
Pollock
Hague
Amundson
Sun Ray
A. J. Fischer
Morrel
J. R. Volk
Pollock visitors note ball game and local crops improve
H P Pollock Tracy of Dale attended the ball game in town. J W James sold his West Side livery barn to P Silvernagel who will take possession in October. Fred Hinz the Glanavon grocer provided bass for a dance. Harold Bales cut his foot and travels on crutches. Mr and Mrs Mark Holmes and Mr and Mrs S Parkhurst of Leola visited and fished. Ryckmans from Moose Jaw and Irene Seymour visited. Crops, dry weather and hot winds eased after three quarters of an inch of rain. farmers hopeful for a good fall yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Tracy
Dale
J. W. James
West Side
P. Silvernagel
Mr. Silvernagel
Posssson
Fred Hinz
Glanavon
Harold
R. C. Bales
Mark Holmes
S. Parkhurst
Leola
Thomas Ryckman
Moose Jaw
Canada
Irene
Community clubs plan sales and socials across town
The Ladies Aid met last Wednesday at Mrs. Fallgatter’s with strong turnout and nearly $10 in proceeds. Next meeting at Mrs. Simon’s on June 29. Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Day’s noting six new members and a Food Sale planned for July 2 in Fallgatter’s Store to fund travel expenses and a hall fund. N. P. Auxiliary met at John E. Holsti’s, planning a barn dance at Atbell farm with supper provided. The Sassy Syncopators played a pool hall dance with Calvin Alberts visiting. An Ice Cream Social is set for June 25 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Fallgatter
N. P
John E. Holsti
Atbell Farm
Calvin Alberts
M. B. Fallgatter
E. D. Fogle
Steele
iMss Hazel
Mayville
L. H. Sisco
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Myrtle
Lawrence Larson
Grand Forks
Ruth
Ben Nagel
Jake Kruger
Strasborg
Reeder
N. D
Alex. McCulley
Roy Hewitt
Roy
Geo. Zirbes
Temvik
Carl Huber
Jamestown
Jacob Reiker
Linton
Quast
Neal
Olga Button
Easler
George Naumann
Temnvik
W. A. Foellgrove
Fern Chambers
Lester Schlangen
Miss Larson
John Albrecht
C. J. Albrecht
Will Albrecht
Ashley
Baptist Church
Beaver Creek
Reich and Schatz
Eureka
Seeley’s Restaurant
A. S. Seeley
Ellis Buck
Hazelton
Grandpa Larvick
O. Chaney
John Renschler
Ruskers
Stork
Hojohn’s
Fred Stirring
J. L. Wachter
Jos. Appert
John Pfaff
Miles City
Langly
Isabel
Ss. D
Bertha Keller
Freda Bender
Art. Laffler
Thompson Yards
Depcee Brothers
Kremer Motor Company
Linton, North Dakota
Kintyre
Motor Inn
O. M. Baumann
North Dakota
Beaver Valley Motor Co
City National Bank OF
General Banking
O’donnell
O'Donnell
Yours
Linton Bazar
Fort Yates
Winona
F. A. Crom
Fort Yates, N. D
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