Axel Johnson Passes Away After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Axel Johnson, pioneer farmer, died at Bismarck Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born February 9, 1863 in Sweden, he came to the U.S. in 1884 living in Ludington, Chicago, and Minneapolis before homesteading near Braddock in 1902. Six children survived from his 1889 marriage to Ella Nelson. A tragic 1911 house fire claimed his wife and children, leaving him to endure grief and continue farming alone. Funeral conducted at the Swedish Lutheran church east of Brad dock with burial nearby.
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Axel Johnson
Bismarck Hospital
AOS
Alex H. Johnson
Kungsbackt
Sweden
Ludington
Michigan
Chicago
Minneapolis
Ella ‘Nelson
Sleepy Eye
Minnesota
Braddock
Mrs. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
John R. Hillner
Barton
Pierce County
Emily Johansson
Kungsbackr
Robert H. Johansson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Pollock Notes Benefit Dance Nets Over 22 Dollars
Progress reports a benefit dance for Pollock ball boys last Friday raised over 22 dollars. Johnnie Langeliers carried the ballot box and returns from Tuesday's Glanavon precinct primary. A Noble Outcast at Grange Hall Dale tonight draws Pollock attendance but bad roads after Tuesday's storm hinder travel. Bert Statema, about 21, died of pneumonia at his home near Hull Tuesday. funeral held at Hull church yesterday.
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Pollock Ball Boys
Johnnie Langeliers
Linton
Iron Horse
Glanavon
Grange Hall
Dale
Bert Statema
Hull
School notes reveal perfect spellers by grade and homecomings
The report lists pupils achieving perfect spelling in second and third grades led by Cecil Gilles pie Anna Postle Peter Schweit zer Ellin Quast Edwina Witt mayer Wilbur Burge Charles Lang Anna Backhaus Martina Hager Royse Freeman Gottlieb Kremer Roy Rudy Esther Klaudt The fifth grade includes Arthur Rudy Carrie Sergent Francis Chesrown Nyla Atha Adam Vossler Ruth Gillespie Gladys Briddell Zona Smith Frances Meier Dorothy Bredburg Johan na Schott Teddy McCrory Lena Sautter Alma Bechtle Reinholdt Perfect spelling lessons in fourth grade names Phyllis Wolverton Amelia Schaeffer Otillie Schaeffer Judith Ramey Laura Kyes Marie Schweitzer Those with 100 percent include Phyllis Amelia Otillie Martha Laura Marie and Joseph Bosch Perfect in spelling sixth and seventh grades names Clara Bechtle Emily Bechtle Oliver Rudy Myrel Dilly Lester Reemis Howard Carley Genevieve Mc Crory Verda Fogel Wainwright Geil Amile Sautter Franklin Bertheau Edna Green Philipena Mitzel Emmons Petrie moves to sixth grade again after winter in California Pedagogy class quotes on education stressing character and self-teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Gillespie
Anna Postle
Peter Schweitzer
Ellin Quast
Edwina Wittmayer
Wilbur Burge
Charles Lang
Anna Backhaus
Martina Hager
Royse Freeman
Gottlieb Kremer
Roy Rudy
Esther Klaudt
Arthur Rudy
Carrie Sergent
Francis Chesrown
Nyla Atha
Adam Vossler
Ruth Gillespie
Gladys Briddell
Zona Smith
Frances Meier
Dorothy Bredburg
Johanna Schott
Teddy McCrory
Lena Sautter
Alma Bechtle
Reinholdt Klaudt
Phyllis Wolverton
Amelia Schaeffer
Otillie Schaeffer
Judith Ramey
Laura Kyes
Marie Schweitzer
Phyllis
Amelia
Otillie
Martha
Laura
Marie
Joseph Bosch
Clara Bechtle
Emily Bechtle
Oliver Rudy
Myrel Dilly
Lester Reemis
Howard Carley
Genevieve McCrory
Verda Fogel
Wainwright Geil
Amile Sautter
Franklin Bertheau
Edna Green
Philipena Mitzel
Westfield Whispers News From March Notes and Doings
Community notes recount spring preparations and local happenings. Ed Statema improves from pneumonia. G Postema to move to Sioux Center. Chas Retishers plans Montana homestead. a 12 pound boy born to Rev Menning. Jellema and Vught reported with new buggies. Peter De Boer returns from Fargo Hospital. band basket social at schoolhouse No. 4 raises 70.50. locals celebrate small joys and shared cigars.
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G. van Vught
Statema
G. Postema
Sioux Center
Iowa
Wm. Jellema
Henry V
Wm. Rowerdink
Fargo Business College
Unclear excerpt notes high school entries and visits
The fragment notes Marie McGuire in second year high school. It mentions eighth grade examinations scheduled Thursday and Friday. It also records a visit by Margaret Baumgartner of Strasburg to the high school classes on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Gascoigne
Marie McGuiré
Margaret Baumgartner
Strasburg
Aberdeen Morning American ad urges readers to switch
An advertising notice promotes the Aberdeen Morning American as loyal and ahead on news. It touts Associated Press reports, sports and politics, with a daily city publication schedule and a price of 3.00 per year or four months for a dollar.
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Eagle Brand
Linton Bazar
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Morning Ican
Aberdeen Morning American
Society
Aberdeen American
Bishop Denounces Asselman Tactics
Fr Kolbeck reads a letter from Bishop Wehrle opposing German speaking political clubs. The piece urges German Americans to be good citizens and emphasizes individual merit over ethnicity. The Record editor says the paper supports equal treatment and urges unity under government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Kolbeck
Werhle
Andrew Kolbeck
Wehrle
Aug. Asselman
Eureka Items Preview Local Baseball Team Build
Northwest Blade reports Eureka residents plan a strong local baseball program with a new roster. Pitcher Rasmussen, previously with Strasburg, and Dahms have signed for the season, plus potential additions. F. G. Wegner was elected team manager amid broad public support and fundraising.
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Northwest Blade
Phillipp Keszler
Linton
Steve Fischer
Strasburg
Twin Cities
Fred J. Pietz
John Pietz
Eureka
Rasmussen
Dahms
Sharks
F. G. Wegner
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Bismarck
Pollock
Henry
Emmons Petrie
California
Page
Westfield
Stick By
Home Paper
Alent Will's
Oscar H. Will & CO
Bismarck, N. Dak
Hazelton
Am. Perry
S. E. Kurtz
Joseph Smith
Montana
Jeanette Jampolsky
Wishek
G. O. Linderman
Prelate, Sask
A. D. Linderman
S. A. Mikalson
Valley City
Hazelton Lodge of
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Hazelton Electric Company
Knights of Pythians
W. C. Wolverton
Asselman
Worthy Devine
Bishop Wehrle
Bismarck Business College
College Club
G. M. Langum
Bismarck, N. D
North Dakota
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