In Pioneer Days In Town and Out From the Record
A collage of local notes from September 1890 covers sheriff travel to Winona, bridge needs at Little Beaver, births in Cherry Grove, election paper rules, locals and a timber ride incident. It also reports a caravan from Standing Rock, grain exports to LaGrace, and daily life items from Glencoe and Livona plus a bankers convention outcome in Seattle naming officers for 1916.
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Little Beaver
Emmonsburg
Winona
O. E. Burge
Arthur McCinnis
Cherry Grove
Lee
Andrus
Braddock
Bismarck
Standing Rock
Fort Totten
Casselman Bridge
Cherry Crove
Major
Mrs. McLaughlin
Rifle Clubs to Defend Plants
Chicago September 11 strikes hit five Chicago factories after reports that war munitions were being made for the allies. The Illinois Manufacturers' Association moved to organize patriotic rifle clubs independent of the National Guard to protect state industries from armed interference by citizens of foreign nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patriotic Rifle Clubs
National Guard
Bank Statement Sworn And Attested In Emmons County
A North Dakota bank in Emmons County presents a sworn statement dated September 1915. J B Fischer assistant cashier swears the document’s truth, notarized by A K Fischer with commission through 1921. Attest by directors Conrad Eror and others confirms the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Emmons
Fisher
Fischer
K. Fischer
A. Fische
Conrad Eror
State of
Rowans
Revel J. Crain
Reuel J. Crain
L. P. Bopp
Oashler
Adam Kraft
Emmons County
N. Dai
Joseph Dillman
Egidi Kruler
M. van 8Uest
German American State Bank assets and liabilities at Linton
Bank conduct summary of assets and liabilities as of September 2, 1915. Resources include loans and discounts 149,578.40 due from other banks 4,408.51 cash 51,000.85 and other items. Liabilities show undivided profits 1,770.60 capital stock and surplus not fully listed. Total resources equal 149,578.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Econ Rine
Voceerre
Linton
N. Dak
North Canons
Temvik Talk Local Notes and Hunts Wind Down
Sept M4 record notes Charles De Witt bought a Ford car last week. Union Farmers Elevator nears completion. F Streeter visited city on business. Embroidery Club meets with Mrs Hardt Tuesday. Miss K Stabrow visited Mc Culley home Friday to Sunday. Herman Anderson and A Ohlhauser traveled to Herreid S D Saturday returning Monday. Mrs Martin Graf and daughter returned from Herreid after weeks there. Britts Shier Cameron joined Hardt Albrecht and Ohlhauser hunting trip to Temnvik Friday. Scott Cameron family and Miss Anderson visited Hazelton Thursday for business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
E. H. Hardt
K. Stabrow
McCulley
Herman Anderson
A. Ohlhauser
Herreid
S. D
Martin Graf
S.D
Britts, Shier and
Cameron
Temnvik
Messrs
Hardt, Albrecht and
Ohlhauser
Scott Cameron
Miss Anderson
Hazelton
Hartford Items and Local Notices
Hartford Valley reports large Sunday school and church attendance. A farmers meeting is planned for Sept 18 at Busby schoolhouse. Weather turns cool signaling fall. Mrs Ott and children visited Mr Linderman's and attended church. Mr Holly, aiding Paul Mausehund, left for Bismarck to see a doctor amid a week of illness. Mausehunds returned Friday from Chicago and Minnesota due to a family emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford’ Valley
Busby School
Mr. Holly
Paul Mausehund
Paul
Bismarck
Mrs. Mausehund
Chicago
Minnesota
Mr. M
Mr. Mausehund
A Week After Tris Son Passes To Restful Place
A week after Tris son reached his bedside and then passed away to that happy resting place where there will be no more sickness sorrow or troubles a happy abiding place for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris
Threshing Engine Explosion Kills Man Near Garske
Charles McCaffrey of Battle Creek Michigan was killed when the threshing engine he operated on the Bert Smutz farm west of Garske exploded due to low water. The incident left the separator hurled a distance and underscores hazardous farm machinery operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expiodes
Devils Lake
Charles McCaffrey
Battle Creek
Mich
Bert Smutz
Garske
McCaffrey
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Sheriff McCee
Johnnie Roop
John Kurtz
John
Winchester
Williamsport
Holland
J. Ronhaar
G. W. Renskers
la Grace
Beureka
Lokker
LaCrace
Glencoe
John Beal
Livona
Wesley Baker
Paul Suter
Clara
Kelley
James Burbage
Brindle, Derr, Boker
George Chapman
Danbury
American Bankers
Seattle
Wash
American Banker's Association
James K. Lynch
San Francisco
Peter K. Goebel
Kansas City
Kan
Fred Gau
N. D
Carl Vorlander
J. C. Wolfer
General Merchandise
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Howard Slater
Pollock
Bert E. Hoyt
Flem
Northwest Quarter
Southwest Quarter
Rank L. Brand
First State Bank
Ilague
E.T. Atha
Qly Commission
V. Pradduck
Strasburge
Ives
Ndividus
Total
Renee of Emmons
L.E. Hopp
Strasburg
Temvik, North Dakota
Mr. Farmer
Temvik
Chas. de Witt
Union Farmers
F. Streeter
Hartford
Marin
Htnouset
Nor
Dak
Irny Linen
R. A. Brown
Nordak
Chas. L. Stedman
Seeme
Temvik ‘Lumber Yard
Adv
Minot
County
Ward County
Leighton
Gus
Temvik Cash Store
Chris. Albrecht
Temvik Meat Market
Peter F Schmidt
Schatz
the Farmers’ Store, Inc
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