Local Correspondence Notes and Visits Near Hazelton
J J Baumgartner trustee Ward B A Fliecher trustee Peter Mone chairman Ward John Klein. Clerk Joe Fischer. John Scherr. James Bort. Cc Rowerdink. Assessor overs Sustios itor Friday. Jacob Keller visiting country with son Gottlieb Keller. Christ Albrecht sick list last week. Jacob Weber in town Monday evening on business. Bennie Burkhardt and Albert Beck had Mrs Burkhardt's car Sunday to ball game near Hazelton. Christ Beck spent days on his farm last week. Mrs Jake Burkhardt cleaning house this week. Johnny Schatz too late Sunday to go to ball game. Chris Beck Linton visitor Monday. Martin Ohlhauser and e i fbre called at John Schlecht home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Baumgartner
A.fliecher
Peter Mone
Ward
John Klein
Joe and Fischer Creceesesses
Trorsufce
John Scherr
James Bort
W. Cc
Rowerdink
Sustios
Jacob Weber
Bennie Burkhardt
Albert Beck
Wood Township Sealed Bids For Road Grading 1922
Wood Township Board invites sealed bids for grading a road from the NW corner of section 9 to the NE part, totaling miles east then two miles north to the NW corner of section 34, 135, 74. Bids due June 5 1922 at 2 pm. The board may reject all bids. Specifications at Braddock ND with C H Pearson or Anton Grunefelder. May 6 1922. ROSING ROSSUM, Clerk.
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Board of Supervisors of
Wood Township
N. W
N. E
N.W
C. H. Pearson
Anton Grunefelder
Braddock
N. D
Rosing Rossum
Maylijiuni- Braddock
N.D
Emmons County Telephone Company Stockholders Meet
The annual meeting of Emmons County Telephone Company stockholders will be held at their Temvik North Dakota office on Tuesday June 6 at 2 p m for election of officers and other business Dated May 22 1922 S KE Brindle President Matilda Wachter Secretary Temvik
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Emmons
County Telephone ‘Company
Temvik
N. Dak
Ke.brindle
Matilda. Wachter
Temvik Area News Highlights Local Happenings
A long list of community notes from Temvik and surrounding towns covers gatherings, visits, and travel. Highlights include picnic crowds, ball games with Temvik teams, church attendance, and local residents moving, farming, and lending help. Notable names: George G. Zirbes, P. Reich, N. Billingsley, Adeline Reich, Karl Reich, Adeline Christianson, Myron Baker, Chas. Waddell, and Nellie Seymour. The season opens with a ball game at Reimer farm ending 18 to 0 for Temvik.
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Temvik
Horsehead
Reimer Farm
Gayton
Hague and Pollock to Meet Next Thursday at Home
Hague and Pollock face off on May 25 at home with Tony Foryziak pitching for Hague and Rider Reierson for Pollock. Their last meeting produced a 1 to 0 score.
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Hague
Pollock
Tony Foryziak
Rider Reierson
Local Notes and Changes From Hague and Surroundings
Miss Mary Wolf of St. Joe Minnesota visits family in town. Anna Eberle returns from St Joe to stay with parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eberle. Mrs Isaacs of Bowdle visits Hall friends. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nick Mosser a daughter on Saturday. Miss M. C. Sonderman finished duties and returned home at Front examine mac. Prof. Diggins to serve as principal here. Hague residents attend game at Hazelton. homers win a close, fair contest. Gentle rains revive hopes for farmers as grain crops look splendid.
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Anna Eberle
St. ‘Joe
Will
Mrs
Joseph Eberle
Wossorial Day Observed in Kintyre
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Wossorial Day observed in Kintyre on a Tuesday in May with unclear timing. References to Byron, Legion shares, Swedish sender, and Arthur suggest disconnected names and roles. The text ends with a note about a church visit for views at 10130.
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Kintyre
Byron
Legion
Sorviess
Ts Ho
Arthur
Ron Dee Gul
Weinen
Community notices from a small town
Community calendar items report a cemetery decoration for Lyle Towne and L H Sisco, a small Ladies' Aid Society gathering, a large school picnic with drills races and ice cream, an Auxiliary meeting, a June 6 Legion social and ritual initiation, a successful Legion dance raising 98.70 for new colors, and Carlstad leaving with goods to vacate a hall building.
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American Legion
Crop Bulletin Shows Fall Sown Grains Progress
Washington reports fall sown grains including winter wheat making normal gains per the USDA crop review. Rain is needed in parts of the Northeast and North Central states. wheat in the Northwest would respond to warmer weather. Germination of spring wheat and oats progress. corn planting underway with early sowing reaching as far as the Ohio Valley. Weather brought some fruit and stock losses in the West and Northwest. North Dakota prep for seed crops is uneven but to continue with two weeks of work ahead.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Northeast
Iowa
Nebraska
Northwest
Misar
Bel
Ohio Valley
Wargo
N. D
North, Dakota
J. G. Diamond
United States” Department ‘Agriculture
North Dakota
Reg River
Reader attention spans and Sinclair Lewis remarks
A fragmentary note reflects on readers taking in 12 or 18 letters at a glance and recalls Sinclair Lewis fond of lecturing as well as writing. The beat excerpt mentions his arrival from America and an occasion where he spoke on a subject, hinting at public reaction.
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Sinclair
Lewis
America
Miné Perfect Marriage Theme Sparks Mixed Reactions
A speaker extols an ideal marriage, while listeners with troubled unions react with pained interest and curiosity, sharing sorrows and joys as the discourse unfolds. The remark highlights contrasting experiences within couples and social expectations around matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timony
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Strasburg ‘Directory
Jacob Keller
Country
His Son
Gottlieb Keller
Christ Albrecht
Mr. Christ Beck
Jake ‘Burkhradt
Johnny Schatz
Chris Beck
Linton
Ifbre
Martin Ohlhauser
John Schlecht
George G. Zirbes
Hazelton, N. D
Ro Thompson
Zinton
Seeman Park
W. A. Foell
Adeline Christianson
Fargo
N. Billingsley
Peter. Reich
Earl Corner
J. L. Wachter
H. L. Stedaman
P. R. Stedman
Chas. DeWitt and Family
C.kreig
Carrie Reich
Dorothy Schlecht
Bolser Ruffch
Quinton
Jacob Pfaff
Dr. Monteith
Matt Reich, Sr
Jacob Beck
Hazelton
Karl Reich, Sr
Haxelton
Matt Reich
Adeline Reich
Albert and
Martin
Lizzie Ohlshauser
Reimer’s
Miss. Reich
Karl Reich
Adeline
Adam Ohlhauser
Emmonsburg
A. Borsted
Shorty No.1
Jerry
Dyer
Winona
Ass Britts
Britta
Emmons County
Lydia Flegel
Linoft
Anton Hummel
E. W. Baker
Bryant Baker
Ruby
Freddie Waddell
Myron Baker
Mrs. Harth
Burnstad
Chas. Waddell
Mrs. H. Benedict
Maurie Home
Carl Larvick
Purintun
Mrs. Chas. Waddell
Myron Baker Home
Rhina
Laura Buck
Beulah Buck
Temnvik
L. H. Harwood
Alfred Larvick
Melvin Larvick
Oscar Larvick
Falk
Harwood School
Ben Nagie
Emma Barth
Mankato, Minn
Purintun School
Orthmeyer
Miss Evelyn
Don Tracy
City
Chas. ‘Peterson of
Dale
Steve Huisenga
Andy Anderson
Falkton
Misa Nellie Seymour
Buckthan
Ryckman
Mary Wolf
St. Joe
Minnesota
Mrs.Isaacs
Babe Nooman
Bowdle
Hall
Nick Mosser
Frontimac
Prof. Diggins
Oregon City
Am Hulm
Isper
Duell
Lyle Towne
L. H. Sisco
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sims Kiy
Eee
Poites Eet
Ustice
Civil Service
T Eelatoey General
City National Bank OF
Linton, North Dakota
General Banking
The
Linton Bazar
General Merchandise
Fred Kist
Prop
Mr. Lewis
London
Paul A. Marshall
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