In Pioneer Days From the Record March 10 1893
Local notes report visits by Edward Braddock and Treasurer Lee, school terms ending for Miss Lake Yeater, and a new birth to Mr and Mrs Wm Baxter. Relapse and death of Miss Elsie Wescott, cordwood work on Douglas Island, cattle sales, and praise for auctioneer Ole Mennis. J W Shaw visits Omio n and prepares for the S E school program at the literary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Braddock
Dakem
Lee
Winona
Beaver Creek
Ole Mennis
Neck of the Woods
Wrier
J W. Shaw
S. E
Shaw
Omio Literary Society
Local notes and visits in Linton and area
Marie Musings reports a string of local social touches from Linton and nearby towns. Entries include E A Schuck’s round trip, visits by CL Lloyd of Ohio, Peter Schlosser with coal and flour, and the Rohrichs in Napoleon buying or selling farm goods. A notable winter is described along with community glimpses of SCHOOL No. 4, Maine pupils at the Ohio Literary Club, and a busy Huber sale with strong prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Schuck
Linton
CL. Lloyd
Ohio School
George Rohrich
John G. Rohrich
Napoleon
Hague Happenings March 5 Record Correspondence
Dr Grace attended to professional business in Hague on Saturday. Ludwig Werlinger went to Strasburg for Mrs Maderi's funeral. Hague teachers plan a meeting on March 10. John Gabriel visited Strasburg between trains. Farmers use fine sleighing to bring grain to town. C Erck returned from Twin Cities after two weeks business. Paul Keller from Bismarck renewing acquaintances with Franz Volk. A show is scheduled for Saturday with prospects of variation. Michael and Sam Schmidt and Chris Senger returned from Aberdeen. the latter two did dental work. Hague boys rejoiced at railroad earnings for helping open the road during blizzard days. Miss Esther Edmund suffers an ulcerated tooth hindering teaching. dentist visit at Lintor. Teams from Herreid and Zeeland supply coal. Merchants foreseeing needs serve both locals and outsiders. A freight accident near Zeeland involved a car and caboose derailing. one brakeman and conductor jumped, another brakeman injured. Subscribe for the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Our Town
Ludwig Werlinger
Strasburg
Sebastian Maderi
Hague
N. John Gabriel
C. Erck
Twin Cities
Paul Keller
Bismarck
Franz Volk
Michael
Sam Schmidt
Chris Senger
Aberdeen
Esther Edmund
Lintor
Adjournment marks close of fifteenth North Dakota session
The fifteenth legislative session ends after midnight adjournment with celebrations. Key actions included adoption of a new constitutional framework bill and ongoing work on public institutions and appropriations. The Highway commission bill passes both houses, awaiting governor’s signature to accelerate road building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Manitoba
Uncle Sam
Frazier
United States
Cole
Senate
House
Train wreck leaves brakeman injured on icy bridge
A post train failed on a bridge causing the caboose to slide along the ties. The brakeman jumped and sustained bruises while Dr Grace attended him. The train halted after the caboose traveled the full length of the bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Mr. Towner
Dr. Grace
Local Notes From Temvik and Surrounds
Community items recount illnesses and social visits in Temvik and nearby towns. News mentions silos disposed of, embroidery club meeting, Grenz Stoller wedding, travels to Linton and Eureka, births, health updates, and a diphtheria death linked to M C Rypkema family.
Westfield Whispers Personal Notices and Local Movements
Westfield news notes multiple local moves and events. Fred Heyerman appears on the Bick list. G Van Vugt travelled to Aberdeen on business. John Tillema announces a public auction of his property on Tuesday March 6 and later plans to work as a clerk for C J Vander Leest. Miss Eva Dunn returns home due to her father’s illness. Mrs D W Lammers and Mrs J Slagh were hospitalized for operations. Dr W C Wolverton quarantines Henry Doe’s family for diphtheria. A wagon incident injures Mr D W Lammers during a visit, with a damaged rig repaired by A Hasper, then onward travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heyerman
G. van Vugt
Aberdeen
John Tillema
D. W. Lammers
Westfield
Miss Dunn
Dick van Beek
G. Beisheuvel
Wm. Dykema
J. Slagh
Linton Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
Linton
N. D
Mr. Henry Doe
C. J. Vander Leest
Eva Dunn
D. W Lammers
Henry Barr
King Bolt
Billy
Mr. A. Hasper
Stoller and Grenz Wedding Recorded in Hartford Notice
In Hartford Correspondence of the Record, Christina Grenz and John Stoller wed Sunday March 4 at the Rymer school house. The ceremony drew neighbors and friends, with a large dinner at the Grenz home and hymns sung by the newlyweds and guests. The couple are highly regarded in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mausehund
Hartman
Stoller and
Grenz
Gottlieb Grenz
Christina Grenz
John Stoller
Rymer
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Wm. Baxter
Logan
Emmons County
Messrs
George Burge
Wallace Petrie
Douglas Island
Marie Musings
St. Michael's Church
Peter Schlosser
Vincent Kuntz
Chris
Canada
Clemens Rohrich
Jake Hyde
Pius
Lawrence Rodrich
Barney White
Grand Forks
Red River
Gilman Hanson
Ray Green
Ohio Township
Maine
Ohie
J. W. Shaw
Huber
Herreid
Zeeland
Peter Baumstarck
Mr.Towner
Actsef
League
Board of Equalization
Dickinson Normal
Dickinson Normal School
Agricultural College
University
Minot Normal
Mayville Normal
Ellendale Normal Industrial
Wahpeton School of Science
Bottineau School of Forestry
Highway Commission
Sale
Thompson Yards, Inc
J. A. Lang
Linton, North Dakota
Temvik
Bell
E. Grotting
Embroidery Club
F. A. Muckler
Grenz-Stoller
Messie
Everson
Muckier
Fargo
J. V Sedig
Ymitner
Mayme Monahan
T. B. Mezinhover
Chas. Benedict
Hogue
Warnshuis
Pollock
M. C. Rypkema
Rypkema
Adv
KODAK
Photo Studio
Hartford
Jarvis
Longwell
Evan Noyes
Newton Dale
Ott
Alice
Mrs. Longwell
Ottland
Stoller-Grenz
Hub City
the Home Hotel
Henry Ruede
Turner Hotel
Idays
Anton Horner, Linton
Ogaler
WM. J. Gabbert
Wan. J. Gabbert
Transfer & Brag Line
Meetell
Milwaukee
N. P
Fred Gau
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