Second Battalion Called Into Government Service After Six Weeks
A government order shows the Second Battalion of the state unit has been called into service and is guarding key points such as the N P bridge over the Missouri. Plans outline national preparedness and war effort aims to supply Allies, with no American army sent to European trenches. The note also mentions education notices and a memorial for Evelyn, a child remembered with sympathy by the community.
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Un'!t's
N. P
Missouri
Atlantic
National Guard
Congress
Germany
Momerium
Evelyn
Certificates for nine and three months perfect attendance
Certificates for nine months perfect attendance were issued to Amelia Schaffer of Winchester district and Catherine Gable of Kintyre district. Three months certificates went to a long list including Laura Eyes and Edna Klaudt among many others in Winchester Williamsport Cherry Grove Union Danbury and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Schaffer
Winchster
Catherine Gable
Kintyre
Laura Eyes
Chris
Jangula
Johnstonbaugh
Anna Meier
Edna Klaudt
Anna Bosch
Clifford Coon
Carl Woods
John Ramey
Hazel Gillespie
Joe Bosch
Joseph Bosch
Wilbur Burge
Helen Meier
Earle Irvine
Velma Corner
James Postle
Anna Postle
Roy Rudy
Hazel Dilly
Myrel Dilly
Nicholas Heisler
Merrill Mewing
Genevieve McCrory
Oliver Budy
Arthur Heinrich
Adam Vessler
Eva Heisler
Lena Sautter
Mikeal Lipp
Pearl Ramey
Otillia Schaffer
Judith Ramey
Maria Schweitzer
Gladys Briddell
Phyllis Wolverton
Winchester
Melville Steiner
Williamsport
Reta Weber
Phrena Junge
Andrew Olson
Cherry Grove
Willie van der Vorste
Gerrit van der Vorste
Union
Dorothy Brown
Danbury
Matthias Burgad
Anna Ma
Evelyn Virginia Blore dies at age two in Linton
Funeral services were held at the parents home in Linton for Evelyn Virginia Blore the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Blore of Imona aged two years one month eleven days. The funeral sermon was by Rev Timmeke with duets by Mesdames Rooks and Brokofsky. Pallbearers Gerrit Rooks Herman Bertheau Elon Wells Oscar Mohn. Also notices sale of house and two lots and an entertainment at Gayton schoolhouse No 2 on Saturday night March list plus Marquis seed wheat for sale at $2.00 per bushel by Ray Little Temvik N D.
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Evelyn Virginia Blore
Isaac ’. Blore
Imonia
Abe
Isaac
Linton
Timmeke
Mesdames Rooks
Brokofsky
Gerrit Rooks
Herman Bertheau
Elon Wells
Oscar Mohn
Businessmen pledge to close for sacred day observance
A list of local merchants and firms including German American State Bank Pahin Bela Linton Cash Store Fred Kist Meat Market Jatob Jangula lapitees Bakery Bi & Beech Linton Bargain Store and others sign an agreement to close all day in remembrance of the day regarded as sacred by the community.
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N.D
Ispee
Pahin Bela Linton Cash Store
Fred Kist Meat Market
Jatob Jangula Lapitees Bakery
Bi & Beech
Toate
Aida’ the. Linton Bazar
E. H. Smith Furniture Store
Linton Bargain Store
Eva Brindle Dies of Typhoid at Park River
Hazelton mourns Eva Susan Brindle 20 of Hazelton died from typhoid at a Park River hospital. She taught at Park River, was a Valley City normal graduate, Presbyterian and well known in Emmons County. Survived by parents S. E. Brindle, six siblings, funeral set for 11 a m Saturday at the Hazelton Presbyterian church.
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Hazelton
Eva Brindle
Park River
Eva Susan Brindle
S. E. Brindle
Emmons County
State Normal School
Valley City
Miss Brindle
North
Presbyterian Church
Commonwealth
Mark
Clark
Carrie
Laura
Felix Murphy
Verda
Claira
Ruth
Murphy
Sentinel Butte
Bert Thompson
Paul Kurtz
Unley Kurtz
Omio Offerings and Local Notes March 26
Mr. Henry Stange visits at B. F Palmer’s home. Eighth grade exams set for Thursday and Friday at the Omio school. Spring hints appear with crows meadowlarks and gophers seen amid snow on hills. A large crowd enjoyed the Saturday Literary at Mr. Chaney’s with violin by Mr. Sathern. Debate on Single Tax favored the negative with Hans Hanson P H Jennings and Mrs W H Grogan presenting the case. Mrs Grogan absent, Hanson spoke last.
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Henry Stange
B. F Palmer
Omio
Chaney
Sathern
I. T. Chaney
C. E. Green
John Hanson
Hans Hanson
P. H. Jennings
W. H. Grogan
Grogan
Hanson
Hazelton Visitors and Home News Brief
Hazelton social notes report F B Streeter and H C Lynn visiting friends Tuesday afternoon. L H Briggle couple return from Fargo after a week away. Dr J F Snyder returns from Bismarck hospital where rheumatism treatment occurred. Earl Kurtz move into a new home per Republican item.
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F. B. Streeter
H. C. Lynn
Hazelton
L. H. Briggle
Fargo
J. F. Snyder
Braddock
Bismarck
Republican
Earl Kurtz
Progress Newspaper Patch Kicks off Four Page All-Home
Frank McConville of Dale visited Thompson Yards post sale Monday. Harry Silk suffered a left foot cut while chopping wood this week. John Albrecht learned his father died suddenly near Temvik North Dakota and his family traveled to attend. A daughter was born to Frank and Dale resident Mrs. Lewis. Knudt Peterson’s wife also welcomed a daughter this week. Oscar Adams reached home yesterday.
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Frank McConville
Dale
Thompson Yards
Harry Silk
John Albrecht
Temvik
North Dakota
Frank Lewis
Knudt Peterson
Lewis
Mrs. Logue
Oscar Adams
Yester
Oscar’s Venturia Delay Amid Snowbound Train Stoppage
A letter describes Oscar enjoying a vacation in Venturia before a stalled train near Ven turia delayed his lumbermen’s convention trip to Jamestown. The writer notes readers will find ample content, minimal Canadian land ads, and pride in publishing a higher quality Progress edition despite higher costs.
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Venturia
Oscar
Nol
Jamestown
Dakotas
Death of G M Bowman and the Logie Library Provisions
G M Bowman of Logie Fife who died possessed a library under strict entail. The library includes classics and engravings and the heir must keep a suitable room and grant access to nearby gentlemen for reading. A basin with water and towel must be kept to prevent soiling, and women and children are barred from access.
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G. M. Bowman
Logie
Fife
Scotland
North
Property losses from fire eclipse canal and defense costs
The article states that two years of fire losses in the United States total about $200 million, a figure that surpasses the Panama Canal's value and equals the entire outlay for maintaining the army and navy during the period. It adds that another $200 million was spent on sustaining pre fighting equipment.
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United States
Panama Canal
Salesman Wanted for Lubricants and Paints
Riverside Refining Co announces a part time commission based salesman position in Cleveland Ohio. Must have a rig preferred. Apply now to secure spring and summer delivery orders.
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Riverside Refining CO
Cleveland
Ohio
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