Hague Correspondence Highlights Local Life and Loss
Absence of scribe trimmed Hague news last week while John Fischer and Mat Schatz shift plans. Local households note visits from Schatz family, Doran, and Wartman. A October 7 death of Bailey Page near Hague prompts burial in Baraboo. Mrs. Van Soest dies at Strasburg. School reports include Halloween prep, attendance lists, and student notes. Burns on Raymond Splonskowski healable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck Hospital
Bailey Page
Page
Hague
South Dakota
Baraboo
Wis
Braddock School Notes Editor and Staff Update
School note reports no classes in intermediate and high school Friday as Miss Lloyd and Mr Morrison attended the state convention at Mandan. Eldon Semple and Michael Ryan returned to school Monday while Harold Junge was absent Monday.
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Eldon Semple
Michael Ryan
Harold Junge
Stockholders Meeting of Emmons County Telephone Co
Directors call a special stockholders meeting at Temvik North Dakota on Monday October 31 1921 at 2 p m to discuss changing running the company and other business. S E Brindle J L Wachter dated October 15 1921. E R Purinton and family guests at Dave Crimmins home. Abe Martalia and family at Bryant Baker home. A Nession and family at Kintyre church. E Seedig and family at Oscar Larson home planning winter in Bruce South Dakota.
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Emmons County Telephone Co
Temvik
N. D
E. Seedig
Oscar Larson
Bruce, S. D
Kintyre Klub Reports Activities and New Member
The Kintyre Kommunity Klub met Thursday evening with Mrs. R. P. Sisco. A new member, Mrs. Ross Wurm, was welcomed. The High School Ice Cream Social drew good attendance as freshmen felt proud. Mrs. L. H. Sisco hosted a family dinner for R. P. Sisco's birthday. Teachers attended a Manday meeting with profitable time. The Kintyre Auxiliary of the American Legion plans a meeting with Mrs. Day seeking full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kintyre Kommunity Klub
R. P. Sisco
Ross Wurm
L. H. Sisco
Kintyre
the American Legion
Remains of Lyle Towne Laid to Rest in Kintrye Cemetery
The remains of Lyle R. Towne who died October 12 at Linton were laid to rest in Kin tyre cemetery on Friday. Funeral services were conducted jointly by Bar ry Hoof Post American Legion and Byron West Post of Kin tyre.
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Lyle R. Towne
Linton
Kintyre
Barry Hoof Post
The
American Legion
Byron West Post
Color guard Leads Line at Lin ton Veteran’s Service
A short service for the deceased was held at Lyle’s brother-in-law L F Thompson’s home. Ex-service men in uniform escorted the casket from the house to the hearse, with the color guard leading and pall-bearers including five soldier friends and G Martinson. The procession included the escort under arms, ex-service men in twos, and a long line of relatives and friends.
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Linton
Lyle
L. F. Thompson
G. Martinson
Not Intentional Mother Fight Sparks In Clarifying Moment
In a tense exchange a mother asks why her son fights and he replies that he did not intend violence but was provoked by another boy who was quick with his fists. The dialogue underscores a clash over aggression and restraint.
Building the Pioneer's Children's Home at Fargo
A call to North Dakota readers to raise two hundred thousand dollars for a new Fargo home for homeless children. Lodge members and clubs urged to donate. the home has housed over 2,100 children in thirty years without state aid, serving all creeds and nationalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer’s Children’s
Fargo
North Dakota
Record-$2 Subscription Notice Questioned
A fragment from a do you pay your subscription to the Record $2 per year appears amid a string of humorous exchanges and quotations about war peace and everyday life, closing with the subscription prompt.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Fischer
Mat. Schatz
Great West
Pacific Coast
John Schatz
Eureka
Andrew Fischer and
Messrs. Wartman and Weber
Eden Valley
Minn
Kathryn
Anna Hennemar
Mrs
Joe Volk
Anton Aberle
Peter Wolf
Harry Doran
Madison Lake Minn
Dietz
Winona
Frazier
W. L. Brown
Wendelin Scherr
Christina Wengel
St. Mary’s Church
Fr. Niebles
John Gross
Napoleon
Katie Kocher
Henry Volk
Mary Keller
J. J. Volk
Belview, Minn
John van Soest
Strasburg
Hull
Mayme
Pearl
Donald Boynton
Lenor Koenig
Arther Splonskowski
Julia Martini
Robert Baer
Leonard Dexter
Mabel Hill
Margaret Higgins
Mamie McAden
Walter Olsen
Florence Rott
Thomas Shepherd
Gertrude Allensworth
Helen Aaring
Leo Koenig Virgie Martini
Lena Koenig
Willard Naramore
Eldon Vie Arden Vie Cleo Rott
Agon Feltheim
Martha Naramore
Marjorie Staak
Lee Rott
Wilfred McCusker
Willie Ryan
Helen Martini
Lowell Barton
George Martini
Raymond Splonskowski
Aron Burr
Mrs. T
Ruby Purinton
Ethel Field
A. Martalia
Lake Nord
Emma Barth
Elkins
Beastrom
Zirnhelt
Huron
S. D
Braddock School
Clifford Martini
Fern Kregerbeck
Adelma Person
Stockholders’ Meeting
S. E. Brindle
J. L. Wachter
E. R. Purinton and Family
Dave Crimmins
Abe Martalia
Bryant Baker
Mr. A. Nession
C. O. Smith
Pease
Wolverton
Dr. Wolverton’s Hospital
John D. Laemmle
John J. Laemmle
Motor Inn
O. M. Baumann
Beaver Valley Motor Co
City National Bank OF
Linton, North Dakota
General Banking
Linton Bazar
Griggs
Biggs
Fort Yates
F. A. Crom
Fort Yates, N. D
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