Correspondence notes and local visits in the region
Mrs Rierson consulted Dr Shockey in town on Wednesday Eli Atkins from Glanavon visited on Monday Amelia Schaffer visited her parents in Linton. El Rice returned from Aberdeen after two weeks of treatment Ed shows recovery Chris Naaden and J Whiting transacted business in Winona district Menno Deoper left for St Paul Michael Schmidt ill daughters Katie and Veronica home Amundson returned to inspect home people Alma Murray back from Grassy Butte to teach in Nieuwsma Miss Laura Buck and Bulah in Temvik Embroidery Club met at Miss Larson Miss Kusler family visiting Artas Hazelton visits Gregory family and Sisco family news continues with local meetings and town happenings.
Rev Malpass to Lead Braddock Service on May 8
Rev Malpass of Linton will be in Braddock on Sunday May 8 and will conduct the evening service in the Union church at 8 p m. Miss Devil Ryan visited with her sister Mrs Arthur Button at Burntead. R B Lewis was at Bismarck and Wilton over Sunday on business. Stella and Flora Hermann visited Capital City over the prior Sunday. Mrs Moen returned from Bismarck Monday. Sam is reported much better and expected home soon. Geo Towle is hobbling on crutches after stepping on a rusty nail.
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Malpass
Linton
Braddock
Union Church
Miss Devil Ryan
Mrs. Arthur Button
Burntead
R. B. Lewis
Bismarck and
Wilton
Stella
Flora Hermann
Federal and state officials cut running yield to five percent in war on Canadian traffic
Lane Maloney, chief of federal prohibition agents, says cooperation among federal, state, and county officials reduced prevalence to five percent last spring. North Dakota census shows farms growing smaller and more numerous as tenants rise and owners fall. A state children’s code commission is appointed with members from Minot, Bismarck, Ellendale, Grand Forks, Glen Allin. Fort Yates reports balmy spring while Midwest blizzards hit others. Jack Guyer, convicted of cattle rustling, must serve 27 months despite stock description dispute, per state supreme court ruling.
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Rerygy
Children's Code Commission
A. J. McConnell
Minot
Henrietta Lund
C. L. Young
Hazel Farkasch
Bismarck
Mary F. Strand
Ellendale
Margaret Froats
Grand Forks
C. L. Vigness
Glen Allin
Mandan
North Dakota
North
Middle West
Fort Yates
Jack Guyer
Sioux County
State Supreme Court
First Sleeping Car Patent Echoed by Woodruff Wagener Pullman
In 1856 December 2 Theodore Woodruff received the first patent for a sleeping car. Webster Wagener developed the idea two years later, with George Pullman taking the lead in 1859.
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Theodore Woodruff
Webster Wagener
George Pullman
Vasning Em in a Glass Now
A fragment from the Dallas News ponders the fate of an old fashioned hostelry figure once known for manicuring patrons with a snuffstick, reflecting on changing social scenes and past hospitality norms.
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Seth
Dallas News
Early sixteenth century sleeves and handkerchiefs
The note claims sleeves were handy while handkerchiefs did not exist before the early sixteenth century, suggesting a historical timeline for personal accessories and dress practices.
Yes We Girls Will Teach Next Year Said In Restroom
Topeka Capital notes a group of girls discussing plans to teach next year in a restroom setting. The casual remark reflects student optimism and a shift toward teaching careers among peers.
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Topeka Capital
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Fred Rierson
Dr. Shockey
Eli Atkins
Glanavon
Amelia Schaffer
el. Rice
Aberdeen
Chris Naaden
J. Whiting
Winona
Menno Deoper
St. Paul
Hague
Michael Schmidt
Katie
Veronica
Miss Amundson
Morris Chief
Twin Cities
Mr. Zenk
Eureka
Edwin Cooper
Helen M. Fischer
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Tony Schweitzer
Anna Nooman
Scribe
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Strasburg
John
Prof. Kinney
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O’neil
Alma Murray
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Nieuwsma School
Temvik
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Marion Junction
S. D
Bill Bechtle
Hoff
C. Hendrix
P. Hendrix
Math Reich
Quast
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J. Weber
P. Schenkenberger
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Gentz
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E. P
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J. Wachter
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Hazelton
H. Smolowitz
Sheriff Miller
C. B. Buck
K. P. Insurance
Laura Buck
Bulah
Miss Larson
Kusler
Artas, S. D
Carl Kusler
Thompson Yards
Mrs. Grentz
Rosa Burkhardt
Dana
Jack Maclachlan
S. J. Hoiness Farm
A. G. Schott
S. J. Hoiness
L. J. Gregory
Stieltz
J. W. Schott
Chas. Gregory
Pete Kertzman
T. M. Milum
Switzer
Gregory
Mrs. Russel Tye
Livona
Wm. A. Carmichael
G. A. Lenhart
G. Corbin
Mr. Corbin
Henry Haines
W. Chandler
Clyde Scott
John Grogan
Sherman Suverly
John Watkinson
George Corbin
Corbin
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Jake Opp
J. Opp
Corbin Place
Joe Gilman
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H. W. Koch
Fort Rice
May Burbage
Wilbur Mickle
Fargo
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Solen, N. D
Margaret Gilman
al Kleese
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Barney Earlywine
S. M. Nagle
Joe King
Cannon Ball
the Gates Hall
Clara Casey
Paradise, N. D
Kintyre
M. B. Fallgatter
Henry Martinson
Mrs. Day
Bernhard Swenson
Nels Olson
Kintyre Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Nora Sisco
Branens
Steele
R. P. Sisco
G. A. Shelby
R. R. Wurm
Robert
Chas. Wurm
S. S
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Miss Grunefelder
Edna Rambaugh
Myers—Braddock
S. J. Urevig
South Dakota
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Sisco
Reta Weber
Winnifred Junge
R. Swanson
Braund
R. Green
Glines
Minneapolis
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Green
McKenzie
Tom Magee
Ellsworth
Minn
Leo Weber
Tom
Howard, S. Oak
Miss Reta
O. M. Vie
Miss van Dyne
Whist Club
Charley Hill
Bismarck Hospital
R. Aaring
Wilmar
Staak
Geo. Naramore
H. B. Johnson
John DeFrance
J. Worth
Wm. Perry
Mr. Perry
Bill
Woodmen Lodge
J. Root
Geo. Semple
J. Murphy
J. Fitzgibbons
Frank Haines
F. M. Long
Perry
Beaver Valley Motor Co
Geo. Towle
City National Bank OF
Linton, North Dakota
General Banking
Paul H. Marshall
Bowston Post
Bed Rock Price
Linton Bazar
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