Community Notes From Plum Creek and Nearby Towns
Published each Friday from Orth Lew North Dakota opposite Lamon DC the thriving city on the Chicard Milwaukee and Pawer Soundry reports 80 youths staying connected. Plum creek attendees honored Mrs Herbert Bean at a Saturday party. Flora Stebbins Thanksgiving visit to Goodmanson home. Mrs A Limberger back from Garretson SD. Willie Steimetz visiting from Garretson SD with the Limberger family. Joe Byrnes home with improvements after a floor addition. Aultman had a runaway with minor damage to lash board and seat of the buggy.
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Orth Lew
Adams County
North Dakota
Lamon
D. C
Milwaukee
Pawer
H. Baustian
Rson Hugo
B.C. Short
Herbert Bean
Flora Stebbins
Goodmanson
A Limberger
Garretson
Wm. Short
Angus
Bentley News Roundup From Long Hatte In 1909
Friday December 10 1909 notes travels of residents to Hanson Minnesota and Pierce Minn updates on local workers at Sheep Creek coal mine literary society biweekly meeting debated Indian versus Negro treatment new store assistant at A A Bentley postmistress Ethel Beasey returns LaCrosse Wis trip church annual meeting at Long Hatte Lutheran O M Helland elected president O M Rued secretary M L Reiser treasurer Andrew M Anderson revisors Jonas E B Helland John M Johnson
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Nels Lee
Hanson
Cecil Rose
Finois
Mobert Fonges
Edward J. Dehler
Sheep Creek
Pierce, Minn
Free Bentley Literary Society
Howard Beasey
Abraham Johnson
John M. Johnson
A. A. Bentley
Hallie Decker
Ethel Beasey
Miss Connell
LaCrosse
Wis
Long Hatte Lutheran Church
O. M. Helland Dee
O. M. Helland
O. M. Rued
M. L. Reiser
Treas
Andrew M. Anderson
Jonas EB. Helland
Plum Creek Rippers Mildred Chase on Nick List
Reports list Mildred Chase among locals in Plum Creek Rippers. Elmer Hegge served as caller at Goodmanson's Friday. Leverson is ill but not prov ing. Stebbins and daughter visited Baustian Sunday. A window breaking at Robert Limnberger's shack led to missing bedding. Beustian left Monday for Meadow to work his claim and plans a frame house.
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Mildred Chase
Nick
Elmer Hegge
Goodmanson
Leverson
L. Stebbins
Baustian
Robert Limnberger
Hugo Beustian
Meadow
Thanksgiving social notes and town updates
Thanksgiving ball at Bentley hosted by Henry Gangler and others. Will McNabb now in Winthrop Harbor Illinois. Florence Stowers entertained scholars. Pearl Alkire birthday gathering. George Schlong with parents in Salem South Dakota. James Sime moving to Lemmon. Ernest McMackin arrives from SD. threshing machine moved to collect crops. Wells and Stevens dissolve cattle partnership. Visitors include Einar Johnson B Steen Even Lien. Stein to Kuhn soon. Winter terms set for Lathrop and Stowers schools. Found fur cloak west of town. owner to reclaim at Chase and Elliott’s jivery barn Lemmon. Dance at Aultmann’s Chicago consignment Co. Quame Friday evening.
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Henry Gangler
Will Hess
Frank
Ernest McMackin
Estella
Irene McMackin
Bentley
Will McNabb
Winthrop Harbor
Illinois
Florence Stowers
Pearl Alkire
George Schlong
Salem
James Sime
Lemmon
Rook
George Wells
John Stevens
Einar Johnson
B. Steen
Even Lien
Stein
Kuhn
Lathrop and Stowers
Chase
Elliott
Strikes in West Ebb and Flow Amid Rail Yard Tensions
A week into the switchmen strike, Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth report mixed progress as some yards move freight while others in Great Falls Butte Spokane Seattle show railroad crews scarce. Officials claim the strike is broken while critics accuse manipulation and staged movement to mask slow recovery, with violence and intimidation alleged by workers.
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St Paul
Twin Cities
St. Paw
Minneapolia
Duluth
Min‘Deepelis Juncion
Minnesota
Great Padis
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Sups Tier
Merthwest
Evenhhes
B.D. Carr
J.B. Wilson
McEwen
Garr
St. Paul
Denial of Tug at Duluth Rail Congestion
Duluth reports that railroad officials and shippers strongly deny W E McSwen’s claim that the railroads at Duluth are completely fed up. They say traffic is moving and tied up blocks would spill over if not, and that the strike is a matter of history, with normal operations continuing.
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Duluth
Teaath
Leopold Said to Be Dying
Brussels reported that despite an official bulletin noting slight improvement King Leopold is considered dying by physicians. The 74 year old monarch has ruled Belgium for 44 years as paralysis spreads unchecked and he becomes increasingly helpless. Prince Albert is the heir presumptive.
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Brussels
Leopold
Belgium
Congo
Albert
Woman Pursues Burglar In Chicago Robbery Attempt
Mrs. Cora Anewalt, while walking her dog, was accosted by a Black suspect demanding her pocketbook. She grabbed a stick, chased the robber, and struck at his legs as he fled. the assailant escaped.
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Chicago
Cora Anewalt
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North Lemmon
N. Dak
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Pact
Gross
Femoval Paver
Apams Conty
Plum Creek
Rippers
Aultmann
Chicago Consignment Co
Austad Lumber Yard
Stowers
Cedar Valley
Jeep
Jason B
sTow
Great Falls
Ser
Wales
Freiett
Oscar
The
Waldorf
Baxter
Oscar C. Olsen
Gallett’s Jewelry and Music Store
Riehnese
Jewelry Stores
Lar
Design and
Sterling Silver
Libby
Toss Pharmacy
Op. Paynt’s
Lemmon Furniture Co
T. Nickisch
Prop
Red Cross
Paris
Ss. D
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