County School Notes Highlight Attentive Attendance and Fundraising
County notes praise Cassie Biesheuvel for six months of perfect attendance and list numerous fundraisers led by teachers and students to supply school needs. Eighth grade exams are slated in over thirty schools. Eva Williams of Danbury raised 47 for school advancement. Editha James of Danbury organized a 44 social. Officials trip to Bismarck and visits to Williamsport, Braddock, Kintyre noted. A Highland district division petition is filed. Three months perfect attendance certificates awarded to many students. Valley City Normal to sponsor a rural composition contest with three prizes on The Rural Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Biesheuvel
H. O. Sauer
Burr Vak
Eva Williams
Danbury
Highland
Editha James
Bismarck
Taylor
Valley City Normal
Missouri Slope Education Association to Meet in Mandan
The Missouri Slope Educations Association will hold a convention in Mandan on April 1 and 24. The meeting aims to promote home economics and English instruction with practical, informal discussions. An auto trip to the Reform School and the Federal Great Plains Field Station is planned as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Slope Educations Association
Mandan
Reform School
Federal
Great Plains
Death of Edward E. Pitcher Shocks Linton Community
Edward E. Pitcher, former postmaster at Ohio, collapsed while loading coal at Welles-Thompson yards near Linton, dying from heart strain after months of chest pain. Born 1866 in Morris Illinois, he moved to Iowa then South Dakota before settling in Emmons county. He leaves a wife Anne and two children Edith and Arlo, with a brother Frank and sister Mrs. Meddows. Funeral held at Linton M E Church with Rev. Otto G. Ponath officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Pitcher
Ohio Post Office
Welles- Thompson
Pitcher
S.S. Yeager
K. C. Dilly
Gubbert Dray Line
Mr. Pitcher
Dilly
Smith & Irvine
Edward Eastman Pitcher
Morris
Grundy County
Ill
Iowa
Walworth County
S. D
Emmons County
Selby
Anne Drayton
Edith
Arlo
Frank Pitcher
Rossmore
Onotario
Meddows
Mottthis State
Linton
J. H. Jennings
Chas. Lipps
L. T. Briggs
H. A. Thoreson
J. I. Wells
Chas. Green
Omia
Ed. Pitcher
Bis
Omio
Sny
Passing of Mr Pitcher and family’s sorrow noted
The article mourns the passing of Mr Pitcher and speaks to the sorrow of his young wife and children. It notes that many friendly neighbors will offer assistance and comfort in the days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcher
Bank Statement From Emmons County Dated March 1915
Emmons County bank reports assets of 122 140 96 with 104 204 23 loans and discounts and 72 120 87 time deposits. Cashier J P Henn confirms accuracy. notes include capital stock 10 000 and total liabilities 132 149 with reserves and public notices regarding land leases and state authorities.
Report of the Condition of the Loans and Discounts 1915
The bank in Emmons County North Dakota presents its balance sheet with figures for overdrafts and secured loans, banking-house and furniture, due from other banks, checks, and certificates. The cashier Revel J Crain testifies to the truth of the statement dated March 11, 1915, with notary attestations and directors signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe
L. E. Bopp
Unsbler
Adam Kraft
Emmons County
Strasburg
North Dakota
Eumous
LH. Uhlenkont
Bbli F. Y W
Uhlen Kutt
Oushler
L. K. Mastel
N. Dak
M.A. Klein
KJ Nastel
Security State Bank
Etrasburg
N. D
Northes
Emmons
H. B. Zenk
I. B. Zenk
Ammons
Revel J
Crain
Notice of Leasing of School and State Lands
Notice of leasing for school and state lands in Eamons county North Dakota to be offered at Lin ton court house on Tuesday April 20 1915 at 10 am. Leases run five years from 1915 for grazing and fence with minimum annual rental 12 dollars per quarter section. Highest bid wins. bidders pay 3.00 lease fee per quarter section or fraction at leasing. Subsequent years rent due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Board of University
Moan
Bismarck
North Dakota
Eamons County
Linton
Said
Issuin
Braddock News Highlights Local Visits and Hopes for New Team
Wm Baxter traveled to Bismarck and Hazelton visitors came on Tuesday. Braddock forms plans for a baseball team with Fred Oberg as manager and J D McCusker as secretary treasurer. The winning play Barbara Worth was seen in Bismarck and a chicken pie supper charity event is scheduled. Infant Hammer survived a convulsion episode with Dr. Monteith assisting in absence of Dr. Baer. Carlyle’s war view quoted in a dramatic note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Stank
Wayne Baxter
Roy Sparks
Hazelton
Wm. Stanek
Dr. Monteith
Baer
Hattie Semple
Barbara Worth
Bismarck Auditorium
Frank Aldrich
Twin Cities
Ryan
Barton
Bismarck
Senator Allen
Naramore
Person
Woodmen Hall
Justen Hammer
Monteith
Braddock
Fred Oberg
J. D. McCusker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sara
New Dak
Service Department
Welles-Thompson
Jake Land
County School Notes
County Superintendent of Schools
Williamsport
Braddock and Kintyre
Marth
Sand Creek
Walter Tyberg
Peter Weikum
Helen Baker
Anna Schanlaber
Orin Tyberg
Edward Sabraw
Gertrude Porter
Martha Schaefer
Sarah Schaefer
Michael Hager
Opy Karhoff
Merril Mewing
Theodore McCrory
Emmons Petrie
Johanna Schott
Zona Smith
Annie Norman
Katie Kelsch
Alfred Johnsonhaugh
Johnnie Lee
Genevieve McCrory
Marian Coven
Try
Charles Chesrown
Wendlin Bosch
Elwood Lee
Maude Carley
Elsie Beckman
May Dietz
Nellie Doerschlag
Eldon Semple
Estella Dixon
Gertrude Huse
Adelma Person
Ray Doerschlag
Esther Zellmer
Julia Zellmer
Gladys. Doerschlag
Edward Braddock
E. E. Pitcher
First State Bank
Lew
Seceensetters
State of North Dakota
Emmoos
L. E. Hopp
Joseph Dnlan
Egidl Keller
M. van Soest
Ouapital
Frank
Henry
J. P. Henn
Jakob Fischer
M. J. Fischer
M. Baumgartner
Hague State Bank
Hague
Senl
I. M. Volk
Vorlander
Volk
Resources
Total
North Delta
Braddo
Praddugks K
Wm. Baxter
Ole Feltheim
Carlyle
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