School Chatterbox May Flowers From Our School
April showers bring May flowers as students share news from the cooking class dinner for the school board, celebrate comers smiles, and note letter writing replaces themes. Miriam Hartman visits, crafts and garter snakes amuse, and university students’ spring garb visits appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hydie
Charles
Miriam Hartman
Maggie
Hydle
United States
Dot
Charles Felton
Kathryn Madden
Lawrence Kopriva
Dimond visits Coteau and local notes show activity
Dimond the father of Dimena arrives in Coteau for a short visit among old friends. James Dignan joins the auto club, owning a fine Alter car. Property once owned by Andrew Larnon and Hardware store sold to L. N. Peton for general store use after a recent fire. Weekly opera house show draws audiences. Clyde Morse and W C Bronson guests at Agrum home. R O Parsons opens meat market offering fresh meat. H Maltby starts building a new swelling for John Bryan. First State Bank catalogs more Alter cars, selling quickly. Mrs Rovse arrives from Twin Cities with her motor, Mrs Rebecca Lewis also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanajel “Dimond
Clyde Morse
W. C. Bronson
Mra
James Agrum
R. O. Parsons
H. Maltby
John Bryan
First State Bank
Rovse
Hove
Twin Cities
Rebecca Lewis
Foothills Notes on Local Play and Visits
Stam reports a community highlight as Ada Miller and friend Sarah Owings spent days with Clayton and Foothills residents. A church event featured a homegrown stage with $30 raised, while A. W. McAlpine and daughter Alice visited, and Lenora Beard hosted a social with Ada Miller Mildred Bear ing LeNors Abbott and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Miller
Mins Sarah Owings
Clayton
Oothills
Speenna
J. B
Alice
J. D. Beard
McAlpine
Pheraday Anternoon
Mlaves
Sarah
Ngs
Ada Millers
Mildred “Beraingies
LeNors Abbote
Local Social Notes From Bowbells and Nearby Towns
Community highlights include visits by Bancara and the W D Owings families to L B Clinton's,Miss Julia Clark’s illness, improved spirits of Mr Kistler after a new car, Mildred Remington returning from Bowbells, Hazel Beard departing for Bromhead Sask for the summer, J D Beard a Bowbells caller, Otto Mathison and family visiting Lignite, John Beard starting plowing, Clarence Dueworth losing a steer, Perry Kistler visiting J M Jensen's, Henry Frank a Foothills visitor, Carl McEvers listed as sick, Franklin McEvers and Oscar Johnson Portal visitors, John Greenup and family from Columbus at Wilson Watt's, Frances Bogus and sister at J D Beard home, Ray Owings with Sarah Daings and Misa Gilboy driving to Bowbella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancara
W. D. Owings
Clinton
Willard
Merrila
George Clinton
Calvin Clinton
Otto Mathison
L. B. Clinton's
Julia Clark
Kistler
Mildred Remington
Bowbells
Hazel Beard
Bromhead
Sask
J. D. Beard
John Beard
Clarence Dueworth
Perry Kistlers
J. M. Jensen
Henry Frank
Foothills
Carl McEvers
Franklin McEvers
Oscar Johnson
Portal
John Greenup
Family of
Columbus
Wilson Watt
Frances Bogus
Mary
Ray Owings
Sarah Daings
Misa Gilboy
Bowbella
Northgate social and town notices from Aber crombie era
Mike Flas and Swan Krogen returned Thursday from Aber crombie North Dakota where they spent the winter. Mr and Mrs H G Holtz and Mr and Mrs George Leslie attended a weekend gathering at the M Hager home. A well attended dance at North gate hall on Monday night reported a fine time. Miss Helps English left for Valley City after a week with the Emerson and Jack Emerson homes. Miss Leather has become Emerson school teacher beginning April 5. Charles Speer and family of Bowbella visited Walter Lowe. Mrs Harry Clark near Newport this week. Steve Blaska family visited Ed McIntire. Henry Holt spent Monday evening at the Lowe home. NOTICE I have purchased from the Soo Railway the NE 1 4 of Sec 4 161 90. Anyone needing sand or gravel from the pit should arrange with me. Local Catholics heard Father Deschauer open his sermon with a well received message. no mass here next Sunday but both this city and Portal will have mass thereafter. County Auditor G K Melby assumed duties Monday and has appointed Miss Winifred Owens deputy. Owens has four years experience and is highly regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Flas
Swan Krogen
Abercrombie
N. D
H .G. Holtz
George Leslie
M. Hager
Northgate Hall
Henry Kiensst
Nome
Miss Helps English
Valley City
Jack and
Bob
Emerson
Miss Leather
Emerson School
Charles Speer
Bowbella
Walter Lowe
Harry Clark
Newport
Steve Blaska
Ed MciIntee
Henry Holt
Walle
Lowe
G. K. Melby
Misa Winifred Owens
Misa Owens
Court House
Melby
TR Putterton
Miss Berfield
Minnesota
Stacy
Jim Nelson
Knute Eetering
Lundsvalley
Vanville
R. M. Hansen
Kenmare
Gus Ulander
R. C. Rasmussen
Ulander
Paul Naig
Tusk
FR. M. Hansen
Skredavng
Henry Martinson
Charle Martinson
Tack van Vorst
Little Butte
Martingue
C. R. Littlefield
Charley Martinson
Niobe
Minot
Statewide cleanup plans and town incidents noted
Hash from around the state reports many towns arranging for a big cleanup day and mentions Arbor Day tree planting. It records a drowning near Fairdale, a jewelry store window smashed at Tioga, and various local mishaps, injuries, and minor crimes. It also mentions plans for May 17 celebrations, farm activity near Haynes, railroad service, and civic notes from Bowbells and other towns.
Vale Births and Local Visits Noted in Week Report
A baby girl born March 27 to Mr and Mrs Amund. Mr and Mrs Moritz and family visited them. Lachewald met at Mrs Larson's last Wednesday. Thorpe and G Kula visited J A Mae Mrs Iverson and children from Columbus visited J Schoutm home over Sunday. A basket social at Sven Relstad school house April 10. Sven Relstad welcomed a baby boy. Mrs Jacob Schoutm and Edna Iverson Easter at their home near Flaxton. Martha Iverson accompanied back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
A. Amundson
P. Moritz
Larson Tome Lan
Lachewald
Larson
March Dist
Thorpe
G Kula
J. A. Mae
Iver Iverson
Children of Columbus
J. Schout
Stanley and Bowbells Leaders Applaud Local Clergy Work
A long list of small town events includes Miss Maggie Young's return to Park River ND after visiting Carter township relatives. Father Thos Deschauer of the local church received vestments and artificial flowers from Stanley's delegation, to be placed in the church. City elections in Bowbells saw E. W. Moore elected mayor, with B. Le Richardson and others named aldermen. Also noted are resignations and personnel changes in Sheriff Heath's office and county actions to hire a state examiner for auditing and supplies bids at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Young
Park River
J. A. Ormiston
Carter Township
Thos, Deschauer
Minot
Stanley
E.W. Moore
Benbells
Herman
Hadre
Nen Tity
le Richardson
de Petergon
Perying
Hartman
Frank Dyer
Will
Nectak
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Romine
Bismarck
Aera
Pargo
Wabpeton
Fire narrowly saves E M Kear farm. prairie blaze damages pasture
Gust Nelson narrowly escaped a major loss at his E. M. Kear farm north of town when a fire started by hay and matches consumed a shed behind the granary. Neighbors aided by auto loads, saving the granary and barn though the fire scorched meadow and a neighbor’s hay stack. A prairie fire south of town also burned weeds and meadow. Local notices mention a mistaken report about Carl Bjorkman’s departure and several local car sales by Lee Dellage plus minor community store updates and illness news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Nelson
E. M. Kear
Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Tribune Linotyper
Carl Bjorkman
Canada
Carl
Lee Dellage
Autoes
Vanville Notes Include School Start and Local Travel
Prominent visitors and daily chores fill Vanville with activity as Miss Berfield begins teaching at Stacy school house after arriving from Minnesota. Residents report business trips to Kenmare and Minot, auto troubles and a new Ford for Henry Martinson, and school resumes at Little Butte District No. 1 with Miss Martingue as teacher.
Pioneer Meat Market Expands Hog Purchases and Shipments
The Pioneer Meat Market continues daily hog purchases and ships weekly to South St. Paul. Local buyers, including Bay King the well known a Hon, pledge public service from Emil Nobring farm north of town at $10.00. An annual road visit to farms will be organized to assess needed services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Meat Market
South St. Paul
Emil Nobring
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coteau
Trromatatt, Conrésbonner
Cerresna
Rs. John Wood
Suey School
Northgate
Prom
Seo
Father Deschauer
Fairdale
Tioga
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
R. F. Flint
Haynes
Farma
Northern Dakota
Edinburg
Concrete
Swanson
Hobo
Karl
Andrew Molde
Bowman
Peter Schreiner
Osnabrook
Will Hendewon
Halle
White Earth
George Mistachkin
Rex Theatre
Milner
Colburn
Hazelton Republican
Justice of the Peace
Co. W. Carter
Great Northern
Devils Lake
Hendrickson
Kenneth Mitchel
Joseph Mitchel
Ray
Helen
Thomas Robinson
Milton
Westhope
Lattimer
Hiales
A. Ballet
Harvey
Mexico
Frank McDonald
R. J. Purcell
Grand Forks
Poice
Yellowstone
Rowman
Post Ofice
G. A. Kopri
Royal Theatre Lax
Adelaide M. Kvarnes
New Iport
Hudson
Wis
Minnegott
Kielhack
J. F. Keeper
M. C. Hagen
H. L. Greaves
The
Greaves, ‘Telephone Co
Tribune
Harley Potter
Iit
Ieee
Lad
Heckel
VALE
Stromberg Hunting & Plumbing Co
Ae Peter McLellan
J. F. Keepher
Lignite
Bax
Dick. Stainhofer
Sherif Heath
Sandy
Mont
Lyons
G.L. Bickford
Sheriff Heath
Stainhofer
G. Hansons
Steen
E. Haines
Brasten
A. H. Garberg
Mias
Emily
Berg
Mies
Hattie Gilquist
Hanson
O. Trowbridge
Bovis
Orth- Balt
Euy Ayy
Eaane
Yeee Neerpas
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