North Dakota Notes On Farms And Local Trade
A roundup of state agricultural updates highlights Jamestown corn and tomato canning plans, rising dairy activity, and new ties on the Linton branch. Reports note gardners, deer moves, and campaign chatter while rail crews and thrashers adjust to seasonal work across Marmarth and surrounding counties. Local banks fund stock improvements and new creameries push toward home markets as Minnesota creamery law reshapes ND dairy trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
John Wentz, Jr
Streeter
Andrew Gunderson
Valley City
McKenzie Gazette
Linton
Boardwell
Marmarth
Bottineau
Hanna
E. H. Regan
Webster
Linton Record
Wilson
Harry Green
Cogswell Enterprise
North Dakota
S. Dixon
Williston
Ambrose Tribune
Ashley
Medina
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Strasburg a Victim in Eight to Eight Tie Game
Litton and Strasburg battled to an eight all draw with Litton holding a narrow edge in hits. Knuppa Schenkenberger limited Litton to fourteen hits while Winch Batzer starred for Strasburg with three strikeouts on steal attempts and two doubles. Lucking showed solid defense with nine assists as the game featured nine batters per pitcher in the early innings. The article details key at bats and fielding plays across eight innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg Way
Strasburgers
Litton
Knuppa
Schenkenberger
Minnesota
Winch Batzer
Hazelton
Linton
Strasburg
Streeter
Helmeke
Fred Petrie
Shier
Henn
Covnick
Lucking
Batzer
Lynn
Shearer
Paulson
Harry Petrie
Shenk
Petrie
Meier
Schenk
Cornick
Selmeke
Hazelton Happenings Show Busy Local Life
The embroidery club meets Mrs. A. L. Geil next Wednesday. Hazelton folks attend a ball game in Linton. Dr. Monteith returns from Monroe after his mother's death and takes Masonry degrees in Bismarck. Miss Rathburn and Miss Brindle travel for nursing and teaching duties. New houses, cars, trees planted, and a school picnic mark a busy week with community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Geil
Linton
Dr. Monteith
Monroe
Wis
Jessie Rathburn
Bismark
Monteith
Bismarck
Verde Brindle
Hebron
N. D
L. C. Malchert
Harve Smith
Glencoe
Mr. Smith
Hazelton
S. E. Kurtz
Campbell’s Grove
Almira Robinson
Mesdames
L. A. Corwin
R. C. Colburn
Ohio
Iowa
Minnesota
J. F. Snyder
J. Morford
Marquett
Gayton
J. W. Wilson
Wilson
Miss Reedy
Aberdeen
S. D
Braddock Brevities May Update and School Plans
Braddock notes include Mrs. Adolf Staak's illness, seed progress, and local travel. Sam Moen sells an Overland to O. M. Trasta. new T. P. Lee residence addition nears completion. rain and snow help soil. Braddock high plans graduation May 27 with six graduates and Streeter speaker. student play May 26 titled The Sweet Girl Graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Moen
Bismarck
I. L. Scroggin
Iowa
T. P. Lee
Stanley Junge
Taylor
N. C
O. M. Trasta
Tell
McCusker
J. D. McCusker
M. P. Kaiser
Plaza
Braddock
Moffit
Pollog and Town News Skimmed In Fragmented Report
Fragmented OCR style item mentions Sam Bloom Selby John Pool and neighbors in a neighborhood lockdown. References to teachers, a creek, quarantines, Dr Shockey and Joe, small F. E. Devan Emmons, Minnie Geo. Pe, and visits to Hinds. Mentions of a gas tractor, Baumgartner, Karl Dux, S. F. Chilcott, and a bail game in Strasburg with Pollock. Ends with note on next Sunday and a subscription appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Rong
Samu H. Bloom
Selby
John Pool O Borhood
Sam Harrison
Dr. Shockey
Joe Day
F. E. Devan Emmons
Geo. Pe Minnie
Hinds
Frank McCoy
Strasburg
Pollock
Herried
Certain ex with the clear charge of 25 cents
The notice states a 25 cent charge for Chi and lists an event on May 28 at an exact point with the public invited.
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Kenmare
Turtle Mountains
Walford
Fargo Searchlight
Dogden
Albene Aera K Hoang Atm
F. Petrie
Shler
H. Petre
Bhenk Horner
Luckinx
Bateer
Kieln
Baumgarteer
Raft
Ferry
Banin
A. S
Strastury
Chapman
Nellie
G. A. Lenhart
B. F. Klabunde
Geo. Chase
H. A. Batzer
S.f.wright
Wright
John B. Landsberger
John
Edward Caufield
Adolf Staak
Pollog
Morrow
Baumgartner
S. F. Chilcott
W Marck
Mr. M
Lizzie
J.C.C. Corset
Minneapolis
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