Miss Marcia Mountain and Others Leave for Winter
Correspondence notes Miss Marcia Mountain returns home due to her mother's illness. Eval Boyce family move to Danbury Wisconsin. Wm Anderson and Ed Loach go to Chicago for winter. Miss Ida Holum teaches Hague district No 5. Arb Sanders marries after years as a widower. Joseph H. Fischer appointed regular carrier on route No 1. Lucus Hill moves to the section house. Gus Arndt moving to a new home. Carl Strand renews acquaintances in Breckenridge. The piece ends with a schoolyard poem about duty and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Mountain
Eval Boyce
Danbury
Wisconsin
Julius J. Schatz
Wm. Anderson
Ed Loach
Chicago
Ida Holum
Minnesota
Hague
Arb Sanders
Aberdeen
Mr. Sanders
Joseph H. Fischer
Carl Strand
Breckenridge
Gus Arndt
Lucus Hill
Braddock Community News Short Items
Local notes report improved health for Mrs. Melander and James Murphy. Martha Weber traveled for dental work in Bismarck and returned. Several residents visited northern areas and traveled to Kalum, Washburn, St. Paul, and Belfield. Community events include union Ladies Aid quilting sessions and Swedish Ladies Aid gatherings. School finished early for institute in Bismarck. G H Towle drove to Bismarck to retrieve the lost ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melander
James Murphy
Martha Weber
Bismarck
Geo. Semple
Arived
Kulm
Sam Moen
J. J. Ryan
Bob Sisco
Kintyre
Fred Ritmiller
Fullerton
N. C
Zellmar
Stella Campbell
Capital City
Dr. McCusker
Emmett
Ole Feltheim
St. Paul
Geo. Naramore
Wm. Campbell
Persian Lake
Westfield
N. Dak
Alison
Goose Lake
Carl Nelson
Sarah Staak
Adolph
Ladies’ Aid
G. E. Pearson
G. H. Towle
Poem fragment At School By Anna Volk
A short verse about classroom lessons on manners and nature. It mentions greetings, gratitude, and politeness alongside learning about flowers plants trees and germination. The speaker notes caring for a garden as part of the curriculum.
John Deere Spreader Promises Bigger Yields for Manure
Advert says the John Deere Spreader makes every forkful of manure count toward higher yields. Highlights include easy front to rear loading, high drive wheels, light draft, no clutches or chains, simple design with few parts, and rear axle mounting to prevent misalignment. Come in to see why users praise it.
Berrying and milling notes from Ft. Rice area
Mrs. Jacob Opp and Mrs. George Corbin berrying while work trains run south of Ft. Rice. George Suverly threshes for Joe Gilman and David Sites, moves a separator to Chandler, saws logs at Corbin's mill, plans a wagon box and grain tank. Pastures poor, milk yields down. Gates Hall dance attracts a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Opp
George Corbin
Jeu
R. R
Ft. Rice
George Suverly
Joe Gilman
Joe
David Sites
Chandler's
Chandler
Geo. Suverly
Geo.Corbin’s
Corbin’s
Suverly
Corbin’s. Mrs. Suverly Spent the Afternoon With Mrs. C
Saverly
Margaret Gilman
John Mickle
Emmett Perry
Gayton
North Dakota Dry Chief Arrested for Prohibition Violation
Fargo North Dakota R B Leady head of the prohibition enforcement group for the state was jailed in Cass county on $5 000 bail by the United States marshal on a federal charge of transporting intoxicating liquor and conspiracy to commit a crime against the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
R. B. Leady
Prohibition
Cass County
United States
Leady
Nationwide Co operative Marketing Bureau for live stock planned
A meeting of live stock producers from fifteen states formed a plan for a nation wide cooperative marketing bureau to handle all live stock sales in the United States. A fifteen member committee from each state was appointed to study the scheme and report later. A separate telegram reports two violent earthquakes felt in Mantua northern Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Co-operative Marketing Bureau
United States
London
Mantua
Italy
Weather Bureau Lin Ton Sub-station Weekly Report
Week ending October 20 1920 shows high 78 low 27 mean 69.8 with no precipitation. A high pressure system replaced a North Dakota low, bringing generally fair cooler weather toward week end and no immediate sign of winter. Rev William Malpass, cooperative observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
William Malpass
Cooperative
Emmons County Farm Bureau meeting to elect delegate
The Emmons County Farm Bureau will meet at the court house in Linton on Thursday October 28 to elect a delegate to the state meeting in Fargo and officers for 1921, discuss wheat pricing, and hear Mr Fuller on the Farm Bureau value. All farmers invited especially township chairmen. meeting at 2:30 sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County Farm Bureau
Court House
Linton
Fargo
Federation of Farm Bureaus
Fuller
S. G. Busby
Farm Bureau
Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Briefs Preview Meeting and Marketing Plans
A Farm Bureau note invites members to a meeting on the 28th at 2 30 led by Chairman S G Busby with State Leader Fuller present. It discusses farm bureau aims and compares California marketing success, noting committees on grain and livestock marketing and potential future self-marketing by farmers.
For Sale Farm Auction Ad From George S Nelson
For sale due to poor health, farm 310 acres with 100 under plow. Includes 7 horses 20 pure bred Duroc hogs 4 cattle a feed mill 6 registered boar pigs six months old at 25 dollars each. George S Nelson of
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Braddock
John Fuehrer
Edward Lautermiller
Washburn
California
By Anna Volk
Fred Kist
Linton, N. D
F. H. Carpenter Lumber Co
H. B. Johnson, Mgr., Braddock, N. D
Livona
J. S. Weather Bureau
Farm Bureau Meeting
Farm Bureau Briefs
City National Bank
Paul H. Marshall
George S. Nelson
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