Kintyre and Temvik Social Roundup and Local News
The K. K. Klub met with Mrs. Rambough last Thursday while Frank Simon traveled to Cedar Rapids. Miss Minnie Engen married W. B. Jensen, congratulations to the couple. Church services, school reports, and various visits fill the week with notable mentions of Rev. Nelson, Atty. Gen. Lemke, and several local residents traveling to Bismarck, Fort Rice, and Mandan. News covers illnesses, harvest, hunting, road conditions, and community companionship across Livona Temvik and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Engen
W. B. Jensen
Kintyre
Freshmen class notes mark Braddock school opening
Braddock school opened September 12 with 31 in primary and 35 in intermediate rooms. Miss Abbie Stirling and Miss Mildred Lloyd supervise. Several high school students to arrive next week. A Wiener roast and reports from fifth and sixth grades follow. Notable incidents include a near hang accident involving Robert Baer and a tent scare with a frightened horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock School
Abbie Stirling
Morristown
S. D
Mildred Lloyd
Minneapolis
M. Lloyd
Mr and Mrs Klaus Van der Lace visit Hague dance
Mr and Mrs Klaus Van der Lace of Strasburg met Dr Shockey in the city to discuss Mrs V s rheumatism. Henry Becker of Dale was a city visitor on Wednesday. Dr Shockey lists Henry Van Beek of Westfield as sick. The Pollock Five will provide music for Hague North Dakota dance next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaus van der Lace
Strasburg
Shockey
Henry Becker
Dale
Dr. Shockey
Henry van Beek
Westfield
Pollock
Hague
N. D
Dance and travel notes from Pollock to Linton scene
Mr C Putnam and Ruth drove to Pollock on Friday to meet Miss Bessie from Linton. Gene Welker, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Welker, was badly burned by a stove. A Grange Hall dance drew many, with several attendees from Strasburg. Mrs Fred Welker and Gene traveled to Rochester for treatment. Gladys Kiefer returned to Ellendale Normal for studies. Hot air explosions occurred on Saturday streets with no damage. Kathryn and Anna Henneman visited Mr and Mrs J R Volk at Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C. Putnam
Ruth
Pollock
Bessie
Linton
Little Gene
Fred Welker
Grange Hall
Strasburg
Family News From Local Homes
Born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Larvick a seven pound girl last Wednesday afternoon and on the same day born to Mr and Mrs Bryant Baker a seven pound boy Both families are reported to be well Miss Myrtle Harwood is helping at the Larvick home Recent visitors included Mr and Mrs Chas Waddell Miss Barth and Ruby Purinton at the Baker place A farewell for Jack Seek was held at the Seek home with Mr and Mrs Martalia and sister attending Susie Elkins is helping at the Baker home Alfons Zirnhelt returned last Thursday from St Alexius Hospital Elmer Anderson was in the area last week buying hogs E W Baker and son Myron are threshing this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Larvick
Bryant Baker
Mrs
Chas. Waddell
Miss Barth
Ruby Purinton
Bryant Baker Home
E. W. Baker and Son
Myron
Elmer Anderson
Chronicle of world trivia snow bamboo and miles
Snow fell in China only on Christmas Day in 1856. The orient uses bamboo in over 300 ways. Sweden claims the longest mile at 11 600 yards while China holds the shortest at 705 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Sweden
John Wesley’s sermons and Mars distance claim noted
A compiled snippet states John Wesley preached 45,000 sermons in 54 years. It also claims Mars comes within 36,000,000 miles of Earth. A third note mentions paper first made from straw and hay at Meadville Pennsylvania in 1828.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
Meadville, Pa
Gown and slippers said to belong to John Wesley
The Wesleyan Methodist Connexion received a gown claimed as John Wesley’s from a leading layman. Described as a heavy black study gown worn in his later years, the garment shows wear and features black embroidered flowers and prancing horses. Slippers matching the preacher’s study wear accompany the donation. The Wesley museum plans to display Charles Wesley’s study chair soon, reflecting strong international interest in Methodism history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Connexion
London Daily News
John Wesley
Wesley
Great Britain
Ireland
Wesley Museum
John
Charles Wesley
Dominions
United States
Blackbird Takes Over Thrush Nest In Ivy Wall
A garden observer reports finding a thrush nest on a sunken wall with two thrush eggs, later showing a blackbird in residence with four bluish green eggs. The thrush eggs vanished, a torn outer wall suggests a cat intrusion, prompting speculation the blackbird displaced the thrush and adapted the nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh Scotsman
Tips and a Tale of New York Spendthrifts
A head waiter recalls lavish tipping in a grand New York restaurant where a visiting sod bust er and a Hohokus heir show different gratuity habits. A $25 dinner drew $2, another guest in a green suit paid $5 to each waiter, plus a half century note, as chatter about huge tips and keepers echoes through the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hohokus
Eve the ideal woman tops vote in Roman paper
A Roman paper asks Italian women to choose their ideal role. Most pick Eve for her lack of competition and a homebound husband, while others choose Mary Magdalene for forgiveness after worldly sins before sainthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Mary Magdalen
Cave man relics found in Austrian Dragon's Den cave
Archaeologists uncover a side chamber about 1000 yards from the Dragon's Den entrance near Mixnux revealing early human occupation. Large quantities of quartz tools bone fragments and other artifacts have been removed during excavation in a cave rich with phosphate deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Mixnux
Daily Walk Habit Endorsed For Health and Rest
A Daily Walk is superior to constant exertion or long rest and is a better form of outdoor activity than spurts or sports rest. Businesspeople should ration outdoor exercise, with walking as a practical option. A separate note mentions a New York paragraphist submitting an article on Zola to a magazine editor who rejected it for pessimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zola
Tolstoy
Balzac
Balsa
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Livona
K. K. Klub
L. E. Rambough
Frank Simon
Cedar Rapids
L. H. Sisco
Leone
Nelson
Wm. Lemke
Edwin Laing
Bismarck Hospital
Clara Casey
Wahl
J. J. Johnson
Bismarck
Sherman Laverly
Fr. Rice
Mrs. J. Gilman
Joe
Joe Gilman
Ed Lurber
Corbin Place
Willie Gilman
G. Corbin
Mr. Nelson
Hazelton
H. A. Preston
Fargo
Wm. Baker
Preston
N. P. R. R. Company
Dilworth, Minn
F. B. Marsh
Ft. Rice
Geo. Suverly’s
Mrs. Johnson
Williston
Carrie Pinks
Clara
Mrs. Sherm Suverly
Fort Rice
Lucy
David Sites
John Grogan
Mandan
Mrs. G. Laverly
Ed. Lurber
Steve Koppy
A. Corbin
Hazelton and
Geo. Opps
Jake Opps
Jhon Laverly
Wes
Chandler
Temvik
George Schatz
Fargo, N. D
The
University
Frank Foell
Minnesota
Bernard Venne
Richardton
Bernard
O. B. Nauman
Wisconsin
Geo. Baumgartner
M. J. Pridt
F. J. Rotzian
Emmet Perry
Mr. Price
Eric Erickson
Here
G. Laverly
Geo
Sherm Laverly
Doc
Nogle
Mahto
Frank Graybeal
Arch Corbin
Micklke, Sr
Tacoma
Wash
John Burroughs
Naturalist
Hazel Martini
Mary Ryan
Robert Baer
Robert
Willard
Are
Mere
Clara Boynton
Adelma Person
Ruth S
Eldon
Donald Stickney
Donald
H. B. Zenk
Mrs. Bailey Page
Hotel Hague
Misses Brown
Amundson
Mann
Messrs
Wright Priest
Davis
Ben Schatz
van Soest
Ignatz Gross
Schweitzer
McKenna
Allen
John Croasdaile
Emmons
Gene
Rochester
Gladys Kiefer
Ellendale Normal
Matt and
Jeff
Kathryn and
Anna Henne‘man
Mrs. J. R. Volk
Myrtle Harwood
Martalia
Chas
Jack Seek
Susie Elkins
Alfons Zirnhelt
St. Alexius Hospital
Mars
Earth
Motor Inn
O. M. Baumann
North Dakota
Beaver Valley Motor Co
City National Bank OF
Linton, North Dakota
General Banking
Linton Bazar
Fort Yates
Winona
F. A. Crom
Fort Yates, N. D
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