County and State Tuition Apportioned This Week
The County per capita tuition is 0.69 and State tuition 2.12 per capita, totaling 10,464.44 for combined funds. Budget lists amounts by district and notes local tax receipts in county hands, with districts in fair financial shape. The State High School Inspector calls for more room and ventilation at the local high school and cites challenges attracting foreign district teachers due to negative previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak
Schonkssproas Salar
Winchester
Williamsport
Cherry Grove
Strasburg
Buchanan
Terrtad Loiicic
Wpvoius
Bisese
Danbury
Csi
Gisics Uoiep
McCulley
Cigs
Sand Creek
Sakic Oisis Alsiositeisieles
Prairie
Seless
Emmonsburg
Sanlamints Drab
Wilson
Liberty
Gerald Brodhead
Brooks F
Ros
Lacy Wald
Exeter
Ida Swanson
Lila Swanson
Chas. Swanson
Edna Fransen
Alice Fransen
Mabel
Amelia Volk
Hague
E. R. Edwards
Local marriages recorded by Judge Tracy in two weeks
Marriage licenses issued to George Rohrich and Frau Franziska Schwing on February 26. Kieron Mosset and Katharina Mitzel on February 28. Smith Engleman and Laura Suieltz on March 6. John Herschi and Orvella Weaver on March 7. Jacob Herr and Frieda Schneible near Linton on March 11. Lutheran church ceremony in Linton on March 11. County Commissioner L Weber arrived Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don L. Tracy
George Rohrich
Linton
Franziska Schwing
Dickinson
Kieron Mosset
Dodge
N. D
Katharina Mitzel
Strasburg
Smith A. Engleman
Laura Suieltz
Braddock
Jacob Herr
Frieda Schneible
Near
Luther‘an
Exchange Notes and Social Gossip From Hague
Chas Mix received two carloads of Seattle from Canada after a six day trip. Babe Noomen of Hague visited Mrs. A V Pallving for a few days, returning Wednesday. C Verlander is absent ill from the bank. A shower party for Mrs. G A Olson was hosted by Miss Rosetta Stoller, Laurentine Schamber and Mrs. A V Pallving at the Stoller home with about 50 guests. The silver set arrived the next day after a delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Mix
Seattle
Canada
Babe Noomen
Hague
N. Dak
A. V.pallving
C. Verlander
Trim
G. A. Olson
Thompson Yards managers meet to plan 1919 expansion
Thompson Yards Inc reports a three day Minneapolis convention with hundreds of sales managers and superintendents. George P. Thompson outlined company policies, plans for heavy 1919 advertising, by products talks, and an optimistic view of unprecedented building activity. Orn Raridon visited en route home to Harlowton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lang
Thompson Yards, Inc
Minneapolis
George P. Thompson
Thompson
Northwest
C. A. Weyerhaeuser
Little Falls
Weyerhaeuser
Howard Weiss
Madison
Wisconsin
A.R. Rogers
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Murray Guthrie
Minnesota
Gers
Discharged Soldiers to Receive $60 Bonus From United States
North Dakota issued notice that all discharged soldiers including naval enlistments and marines will get a $60 bonus. Applicants must file with Washington authorities, or Zone Finance Officer in Washington DC for those already discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bismarck
N. D
United States Army
Washington
G. A. Fraser
Lemon Bldg
D. C
Adjutant General's Office
State of
North Dakota
County Councils of Defense
Applicant for bonus form instruction
The snippet instructs readers to cut out the form above and use it when applying for a bonus, directing proper completion of the application process. It emphasizes using the provided form for the bonus request.
High School Review Notes Library Growth And Activities
The report notes new fourth and fifth grade library books and plans to acquire Russian and French literature. A Friday program was postponed as the official committee refused to act. Activities include a baseball meeting, senior class meeting, thrift stamps collection totaling sixty dollars, and various classroom visits and student achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Galin
Arizona Cowboy
Tompkin
United States
Anna Meier
George Kelsch
Kathryn Kelsch
Gladys Sandidge
C. F. Wagher
Maxine
Christine
Young man killed in crossing near Wishek
A sad Soo crossing accident west of town on Monday took the life of Jacob Warner eighteen. His sister Frieda was injured and the pair were en route to Wishek for Lutheran confirmation school. Jacob died seven p.m. at Dr. Grant's office after the train passed as his team bolted. Frieda survived with leg and arm injuries. Funeral held at the Lutheran church with Rev. Freiman. interment Wishek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo
Jacob Warner
Frieda
Fred Warner
Wishek
Grant
Freiman
Wishék
Wishek News
In Memory of Ethel Mae Spriggle
Obituary noting Ethel Mae Spriggle born January 5 1891 in Bay City Wisconsin died February 24 1919 at the home of her mother Omio township. She lived in Emmons County since 1909 with illness in 1914 and influenza ending her life. Leaves mother brother Dorris sisters Mrs Robert Buck Omio and Mrs Ray Bier Michigan. Poem and prayer details included. County Commissioners meet to discuss bridge and road building and other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Mae Spriggle
Bay City
Wis
Emmons County
Texas
Arizona
Omio
Young Peoples
Omio Township
Dorris
Robert Buck
Ray Bier
Michigan
Notice of lost mare near Strasburg in 1918
From my farm five miles west of Strasburg about December 15 1918 a brown mare five years old with a white spot on one hind leg weight about 1400 pounds. Finder please take up notify me and I will pay charges. 48-49-50 The Misses Mary Jane Erbst Myrtle and Ruth Larson and Messrs Naumann Larson and Kelley were guests of Miss Brodhead at Temvik last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Mary Jane Erbst
Myrt’e and
Ruth Larson
Messrs. Naumann
Larson and
Kelley
U W W Campaign totals listed by Emmons County districts
Elmer A. Anderson reports U W W C contributions from multiple townships with totals by district. Groups include Hague, Strasburg, Temvik and Bradock with directors and amounts ranging from under 25 to over 1800 dollars. Overall receipts total 9232.75 dollars deposited to the State Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Work Campaign
Henry Zink
Hague
Pat Malone
Anton Grunefelder
E. G. Pearson
M. Fallgatter
Barta
F. Simon
Kintyre
Martin van Soest
J. G. Sailer
E. A. Anderson
Anton Senger
W. H. Johnson
E. R. Purinton
John Zirnholt
Geo. Shepperd
L. M. Doerschlag
R. E. McCain
Braddock
Lorie Dornbush
Wm. Cleveringa
C. Rowerdink
Strasburg
M. T. Barger
H. L. Petrie
Rev. Sailer
F. J. Pietz
Rev. Butschat
P. G. Rooks
Chas. Coventry
Linton
Adolph Quast
McCulley
Harwood
Temvik
B. F. Klabunde
Helpers
Hazelton
Herman
Ueltz
B. Looyenga
Ben Ketchum
C. W. Brewer
C. E. McLain
Roy Yeater
A. R. Muehlberg
J. B. Kalberer
Thos. Shea
Russel Tye
Elmer Fritz
Thor Thoreson
Levi Henderson
Wallace Eyes
S. G. Busby
T. E. Lawler
Geo. Laverly
A. J. Frederick
Alex. Macdonald
C. O. Putnam
Victory Boys
Miss McGuire
H. H. Hanson
Cecil Horstmeyer
Olga Thor
Margaret Kelly
Mabel Tracy
Maude Batchelder
Anna Rallenstatte
Elmer A. Anderson
Emmons County
U.W.W.C
H. P. Beckwith
Also Mentioned on This Page
John ‘Herschi
Orvella Weaver
L. Weber
Eureka
Lang
Orn Raridon
Harlowton
Montana
Fraser
Lemon Building
Washington, D. C
Congress
High School Review
County Commissioners
Anderson
U. W. W. Report
J. J. Weber
Fargo
Ernestine Irvine
W. E. Petrie Co
The
Carpenter Lumber Co
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