Local happenings in Bottineau County area amid weddings and business changes
Joseph A. Beanger buys interest in Gem Drug store after arriving from Valley City. J J O Connor notes F E Wicks claim dismissed by Secretary Hitchcock. A child sustains broken arm after fall from wagon. W T Munro to marry Lula McConnell in Alliance Nebraska and return to Westhope. Bottineau Masons plan Lake Metigoshe camp with medieval Masonry degrees. James Wright and May Link wed and honeymoon to St Paul. Robert H Stead and Ruth Kinsel wed in Dokken with reception and plans for Michigan trip. Excursion to experimental farm in July urged and past participants ineligible. Alice Warner Edna Baker Alta Truax study music in St Paul. Jas and John Acheson seek land in northwest. Mrs BR M Trimble to visit Iowa. Jerry Dooley marries Charlotte Logan at Leeds. Alf Ryder ships first load of cement blocks for new jewelry store. Mrs R J Woodruff to Glanworth Ontario for summer. S J Muckstead of Randall may settle in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Beanger
Valley City
Gem
Belanger
J. J. O'Connor
F. E. Wicks
Hitchcock
S. K. Warnock
W. T. Munro
Alliance
Neb
Lula G. McConnell
Westhope
Fred Jenson
Alice Warner
Edna Baker
Alta Truax
St. Paul
St. Catherine's College
Messrs
Jas
John Acheson
BR. M. Trimble
Iowa
Jerry Dooley
Leeds
Charlotte Logan
Alf Ryder Banled
Berens
R. J. Woodruff
Glanworth
Ontario
Local residents visit. Kaeding and Jounder travel
J. W. Kaeding of Penn visits friends here for a few days then goes to Minot to tend land before returning home. Dick Jounder leaves for St. Paul and Chicago and will stop at Excelsior and Minot on the way back to tend property. J. J. Wittmayer has received this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kaeding
Penn
Minot
Dick Jounder
St. Paul
Chicago
Excelsior
J. J. Wittmayer
Wedding of Kate Cameron and John Murray at Cameron residence
The June 21 1906 wedding united Miss Kate Cameron, the third daughter of John A. Cameron, with John S Murray. Both are well known in the community and well wishers extend happiness for their future together. A barn dance followed at Carl Schultz’s farm four miles northwest of town, drawing a large crowd from Kramer and nearby areas. Local plans include F Zeipen opening a Main Street meat market between July 10 and 16. Carl Lervik begins work on a new large up-to-date barn. Knoke Kretechmer adds a complete line of shelving to their hardware store, marking several recent improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
John A. Cameron
Kate
John 8. Murray
Carl Schultz
Kramer
F. Zeipen
Ronning
Crogen Loven
Mr. Zeipen
Carl Lervik
Knoke & Kretechmer
Lansford Tenants Return From Canada And Local Developments
Frank Smith returned from Canada preferring North Dakota farming. Mrs. Watts and children came back from Winnipeg with a sister visiting briefly. Wm. Reynolds reports improvements on Miss Charlotte Boethling’s farm in Williams County. H. Wy. Willis’s residence nears completion with Minot wiring for electric lights and a steam heated, modern building. Lydia Walstad departs for Park Rapids to visit relatives. Turcotte of Bottineau attended a Catholic church board meeting. Road work on Taira street involves quarrying and dumping spoil into the lake. The Hotel Ramford additions opened with gas lighting and an electric call system. Oscar Johnson of Willow City accepts a pharmacist post with Martin J. Schow. he has many local friends. Frank Grande Vannice and Harfro hens are out this morning. they will drive away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Canada
North Dakota
Watts
Winnipeg
Wm. Reynolds
Lansford
Treaday
Williams County
Charlotte Boethling
H. Wy. Willis
Woodward
Minot
Mr. Willis
Henry
Lydia Walstad
Great Northern
Park Rapids
Turcotte
Botineau
Catholic Church
Taira Street
Ramford
Winney
Oscar Jonson
Willow City
Martin J. Schow
Mr. Johnson
Frank
Grande Vannice
Harfro
North Dakota notes from early records tell of travel and growth
The item records residents planning a three to four week trip to the east and possibly the Rockies. It notes Frank Vannice may return healthier. Rev Tangvald moves to Williams county, with a new assignment once his successor arrives. A ten foot plank walk is added at Rumford hotel. J Halsey, pioneer settler, ships grain and shows six years after homesteading a 600 acre crop and solid finances. E B Loucks builds a glass front for L L Stair’s Newburg residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Rockies
Frank Vannice
Tangvald
Free Lutheran Church
Williams County
Rumford Hotel
J. ©. Halsey
Halsey
North Dakota
E. B. Loucks
L. L. Stairl
Newburg
Willow City Construction and Local Visits Highlight Week
Tearing down the old Perrin building and moving stock across the street to the Armstrong building, Perrin plans a new cement structure once the ground is clear. Mrs. Clark and Pearl, along with KE Bover and family from Kansas City, visit Mrs. Miller and plan a summer in Kaliepel, Montana. Convent brick work progresses rapidly with the second story nearly done. D A Crites and Co. crane forward, walls rising and the fret foot laid this week. White Bros. install a top quality soda fountain, parts delayed. Lars Kragerud and family depart for Pelican Rapids Minnesota for a brief visit with relatives. Adolph Schwanke heads east for about three weeks. Carrie Thompson and Ella Albright return from Concordia College at Moorhead Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. A. Perrin
Armstrong
F. Zeipen
White Bros
Lars Kragerud
Pelican Rapids
Minn
Ferenda
Adolph Schwanke
Carrie Thompson
Ella Albright
Concordia College
Moorehead
Local gun club forms with fourteen members
A Wednesday eve gun club organizes with fourteen members led by C A Kirkeby E H Peterson B H Wilson F D Nelson H W Peterson Henry Yost L B Stenerson Jake Sorley J Thorburn W H Adams W A Thatcher Paul Sanford T B Kirkeby and C J E Halter. Regular shoots set for 7 pm each Wednesday. A Sonris street carnival July 16 17 aims to be the town's finest celebration with decorations amusements teams prizes and contests. F Maude Kirby Cochran wins 346 in district court against Henry P Cooper attorney Soule Westhope. Annual excursion to Agricultural College Fargo set for about July 13 Souris to have seven delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Kirkeby
E. H. Peterson
H. Wilson
F. D. Nelson
H. W. Peterson
Henry Yost
L. B. Stenerson
Jake Sorley
J. Thorburn
W. H. Adams
W. A. Thatcher
Paul Sanford
T. B. Kirkeby
C. JE. Halter
Sonris
F. Maude Kirby Cochran
Henry P. Cooper
Grand Forks
Soule of
Westhope
Agricultural College
Fargo
Souria
Overly J W Beach to Locate Here for Masonry Work
Overly J W Beach and son of Lake View Iowa plan to locate here, bring a cement block machine, and handle all kinds of masonry. They are first class mechanics and come highly recommended as the Stiles building nears occupancy with plastering done and outside work nearly finished. Dr Lundy led a touring party of politicians here in a recent visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Beach and Son
Lake View
Towa
Descriptions of town visitors and county pursuit in a northern farm village
Thomas Hastings completes a fine new farm residence with Contractor Eilefson. Otto Meisch, deputy sheriff, captures a wanted man linked to a near-fatal Deering incident. L Peterson and G Rudolph from Chicago dine with M Booth at his farm west of town and praise the village. Frank McCormack of Minneapolis arrives and takes a job with his uncle Mike Gersch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hastings
Eilefson
Otto Meisch
Deeputy
Ward County
Deering
L. Peterson
G. Rudolph
Chicago
M. Booth
Frank McCormack
Minneapolia
Mike Gersch
Dedication set for Russell Methodist church
John Tillet Russell Ralph Becker Fred Wentlandt Sam Freese returned from Canada none landed a claim T L Hewitt plans to reside after his house is finished Sunday July 1 dedicates the first Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Dr Robertson Grand Forks preaching three services 10 30 am 8 pm 8 pm Deep River picnic and ball games Eckman won both from Russell and Deep in the sports day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tillet
Ralph Becker
Fred Wentlandt
Sam Freese
Claim
T. L. Hewitt
Russell
Robertson
Grand Forks
Eckman
Deep
Local Notes and Marriages Highlight Late Week
Miss Margare t Uasavan returns to Iowa after seven months teaching music and making friends. James Wright and Miss Mae Link wed at the bride’s parents’ home south of West Hope and depart for a western honeymoon. Race track work nears completion ahead of Fourth of July events, with a grand stand seating 1000. Milloy and Harrington expand their warehouse to distribute Johnston binders. Little Robert Milloy was knocked by a colt but recovered quickly. Mr and Mrs A Scrivens of Slatyon Minn visit N O Welkon and brother after twenty seven years apart. D Kerns the baker adds a large oven capacity for 550 loaves. For sale 160 acres of mountain land described as N 3g NW 11 and 834 SW Jf 2.16875. Inquiries to J N Griener Bottineau, D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wright
May Link
Mia Wm Link
Westhope
St Paul
Mies Mae Link
Milloy & Harrington
Johnston
Wee
Robert Milloy
Bottineau
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Ander
Lake Metigoshe
Trnax House
Robert H. Stead
Mies Ruth Kinsel
Dokken
Roo
Maud Kinsel
T. A. Findlay
Michigan
J. Muckstead
Randall, Iowa
the Doctor
J.s.mackay & Company
West Stox
Mar Street
Bottineau, North Dakota
A. B. Teepél
Sac City
8. Porter
Stiles
Lundy
Thief River Walls
Kenware
A. B. Anderson
Fallis
Omemee
Overly
Severson Bros
Sebelus Addiiion
John Banvard
Banvard
D. Kerns
Kernshaa
H.M. Trent
H. M. Trent
D.J. McArthur
H. H. Rygg the Tailor
H. H. Rygg
Apy Tia
Weiel
H. H. Hovdan
B. Adame
Old Stand
North Dak
AbstractGo
Nagloid Chattel Property & Commercial Reporters
MH. Dale
Geo. B. McMille
Edwin
White Building Contractor
W. Corner Court
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