Neighborhood Notes and Local Departures
Miss Marie McGuire started school in Marie No. 4. Mrs. George Grogan sought hospital care in Bismarck. Archie Elwiss finished threshing and left. Mr. and Mrs. James Green sell property and plan to leave the state. The Hammonds sold their farm and move nearer Lin ton for winter. A. H. Waddell of Eagle Grove Iowa visits Purinton and son C. Waddell. A new boy born to Mr. and Mrs Walter Lambrecht on October 10. Wisconsin visitors Tony Zirnhelt and Ray Brown families at Benedict and Jackman homes. Barn dance at Stedman’s draws good time. L. H. Harwood hosts and Purinton visit. Harwood school basket social Friday Oct 17. Bennie Nagel toured Hague. Bryant Baker at Purinton home. Hazel Purintun goes to school from home. Brindle and Mae Burbage travel to Bismarck to bring home Elmer ill awhile. Grandma Foell and Mrs Foell visit Harwood. End-seat hogs common at gatherings. Blanche Schneider prefers the Ford coupe. Ed Miller heads to Linton and Bismarck. Henry Zenk back at desk. J. J. Jaeger from Rugby replaces Sinner as First State Bank cashier. Katherine Hinaman hosts teachers with palmistry lesson. Gus Schall spends heavily on new house raising questions of use. M Cornelison to auction his personal property Oct 14. noted for organizing local telephone and rural route. Family to leave farm for Minnesota Wisconsin and Portland Oregon, as Edna mourns deeply but family proceeds toward a new home. We wish them fortune and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McGuire
Marie No. 4
George Grogan
Bismarck
Archie Elwiss
James Green
W. H. Hammond
Linton
A. H. Waddell
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Purinton
C. Waddel
Walter Lambrecht
Tony Zirnhelt
Wisconsin
George
John Zirnhelt
Ray Brown
Benedict
Jackman
Stedman
L. H. Harwood
E R. Purinton
Harwood School
Bennie Nagel
Hague
Bryant Baker
Purintun
Hazel Purintun
Mark Brindle
Mae Burbage
Elmer
Grandma Foell
Frank Foell
Blanche Schneider
Ed. Miller
Henry Zenk
J.J. Jaeger
Rugby
N. D
F. J. Sinner
First State Bank
Katherine Hinamann
Gus Schall
M- Cornelison
Cornelison
Telephone Association
Edna
Rachel
Minnesota
Portland
Ore
Local Social Notes From Strasburg Area
Miss Agnes Liberato teaching near Braddock visits with Regina and Luitgardis Bieder Saturday. Dick Greve visits. Philip Reuben and Charles Johnstone of Ashtey transact business this week. Mrs Frank Sinner from Hageve visits brother. Geo Fischer hosts young crowd Sunday. Aug Phespher from Aberdeen visits mother S Bauman. John Richter, 18, dies at home Friday. Charles Brown of Linton in town Tuesday. Bov Volk and Roy Page from Hague visit Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Liberato
Braddock
Regina
Luitgardis Bieder
Dick Greve
Philip Reuben
Charles Johnstone
Ashtey
Frank Sinner
Hageve
Geo. P. Fiischer
Hazelton Moves and Local Sessions Reported
E P Zunkel and family move to Hazelton from Temvik occupy Curtis Weaver house on Center street. County commissioners are in session at Linton with T P Lee L Du Heaume Ben Matthews and Louis Weber viewing roads. Peter Oster moves from Artas to Linon residence. sons to Benson and Lambrecht farms later. Batzer returns from east trip N I Roop visits from Flasher. Eastern Star meeting in Linton draws Hazelton ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Zunkel
Temvik
Hazelton
Curtis Weaver
Center Street
Linton
T. P. Lee
L. du Heaume
Ben Matthews
Louis Weber
E. D. Fogle
Peter Oster
Artas
S. D
Linon
Benson and Lambrecht
Hazeton
H. O. Batzer
N. I. Roop
Flasher
Eastern Star
Pollock Pick-Ups Move to New Bank Building
The First National Bank began business in its new building after hours last night. Interior work will continue a few days as staff adjust. Stanley Olmstead takes possession of the old building for a meat market. A trainer struck colt injuring it fatally in the railway yards Monday evening. Willing Workers met at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. J. J. Brokofsky providing lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Stanley Olmstead
Jacob Scherer
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Brokofsky
Yes We Girls Will Teach Next Year, Says Group
In the Topeka Capital excerpt a speaker asserts to friends in a restroom that all the girls will teach next year. The remark reflects optimism about teaching roles among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Beaver Valley Motor Company
Linton, North Dakota
OMIO
Highland
Strasburg
Republican
Pollock
RED Cross
Fisk
Strasburg Auto Co
Northwestern Motor Co
Hague Auto Co
Herreid Auto Co
Herreid
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