Flaxton Notices and Local Movements This Week
Henry Bly leaves for Milwaukee to join the draft. Chris Nygaard from Glentana arrives for the winter along with his brother Jake. Roy F Everett of Waubun journeys for potato sales. Co T Strubbe and family visit Kokomo Indiana. Ole Stumpro injured in a wagon accident. Anton Winther seeks knee X rays in Kenmare. Edlings return from Moorhead. mother improves. Louis Hunstad, respected local farmer, dies after illness and pneumonia. Funeral in St Cloud with Swedish church service led by Rev. Ostergren. The Modern Woodman lodge conducts rites. pallbearers named. Community extends condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bly
Milwaukee
Wis
Chris Nygaard
Glentana
Mont
Jake
Flaxton
Roy F. Everett
Waubun
Minn
Kenmare
C. Edling
Moorhead
Mr. Edling
Louis Hunstad
Hoe
Hunstad
Edward
St. Cloud
Ostergren
Woodman Lodge
Arthur Martin
C. M. Hannon
Ed. Reed
J. 0. Swenskrud
Tony Frank
Guy Bull
Edward Hunstad
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listed in November Entries
A compiled item lists numerous real estate transfers and mortgage deals dated November 27 to December Department entries show buyers such as Ruby Wilson and Nehemiah Van Vorst, amounts from 50 to 5200 dollars, and property descriptors like SW 1-4 SE1-4 and NB 1-4 29-160-92 across multiple blocks and sections, including private transfers and security loans. The notice records convey a stream of property exchanges and liens during late November and early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnisneary Burke Avatract Co
Ruby, Wilson
Janche B. Gee
Howell Motor Co
Edward J. Bredahl
Fet Saristad
J. A. Walter
Fridolf Anderain
Landers Co
Walden J Leon Stewart
L. Staves
Thomas Lovste
Jens Peterson
Louise Ruffarth
Nehemiah van Vorst
Frank E. van Vorst
Arthur
Larson
Ole M. Larson
Security Mortgage Loan Co
Manuel
Dalquist
Mer Dett
A A
Walter
Lorik
Et Ux
Nele Gunder
Eto O
December
Aln
Bolseker
Toc. J
Property transfers in Columbus and area records
Vernie Masters and husband transfer the NE 1-4 35-162-91 parcel in Columbus to Nels J. Lund for 3200 dollars. Hamfred Larson and others sell SB 1-4 15-163-90 to C. S. Christensen for 6000 dollars. December actions reference recorded filings with dates not fully shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamfred Larson
C. S. Christensen
Pioneer Meat Market For Sale Or Rent In Bowbells
Bowbells Tribune advertises Pioneer Meat Market in Bowbells North Dakota available on easy terms or immediate sale. Also promotes holiday greeting cards printed or engraved to order with envelopes, urging readers to compare prices and samples before buying elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
G. A. Marshall
N. D
The
Bovybells Tribune
Bowbells
Fresh air helps keep lungs and body in health
The Agr. Ext. Dept. of North Dakota State College explains fresh air is essential for health, noting the lungs require continuous air and that rooms, especially sleeping spaces, must have good ventilation to prevent fatigue and overheating during work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D
Statewide bond filing rule ends officer bonds with state
Attorney General William Langer informs county auditors that starting January 1 all city and county officers must file bonds with the state under the bonding fund law. Officers holding bonds with private companies must cancel them or personally cover the premium portion determined by the cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
William Langer
Langer
Growth Stimulating Materials in Foods
Wisconsin Agricultural studies show fats other than butter fat or egg yolk fat halt rat growth until butter or yolk fat is reintroduced. Milk, egg yolk, meat, fish, cereal seed coats, peas, beans, and lentils contain growth stimulating materials that boost growth and disease resistance. Emphasizes milk, butter, eggs for growing children and notes refined flours remove these nutrients. Milk and dairy provide cheap, substantial nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Dept
N. D
Agr. College
Notice of land purchase and draft board actions in Burke County
Notice reports A C Wiper purchasing all interests in Sections 16 16 and 20 Township 162 Range 89 and warns no straw removal without permission. It lists sales ads in Bowbells for a three year old Jersey cow and cars for land trade. H A Hanson appointed chair of Burke County Legal Advisory Board to assist draft registrants with questionnaires due December 15 and December 16 mailings. C A Masters named chief clerk. A stray light red calf six months old is missing. contact Sarn Hanson. Local board to mail questionnaires to all registered men starting December 16, with government funding for the clerk position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
Tom Thompson
A. C. Wiper
H. A. Hanson
Legal Advisory Board
Burke County
Hanson
Legal Board
Hetter
Sean
Sarn Hanson
Bowbells
N. D
C. A. Masters
Burke
Grant L. Martin
338Th Field Artillery
Camp Dodge
Iowa
North Dakota
Stomach Trouble and Constipation Remedy Endorsed by Readers
A reader from Auburn, N. Y. reports Chamberlain's Tablets greatly help stomach trouble and constipation. They regulate bowel action, stimulate the liver, and keep the body in a healthy state, according to Mia Benjamin Hooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mia
Benjamin Hooper
Auburn
Pople
Dirac- Yong
Rooms for rent and local notices in Bowbells
Local listings mention rooms for rent with Mrs F J Glenn and note several community items. The Bowbells column reports on A A Stefanowicz and B A Stefanowicz Notary Pub, legal dismissals in Bejan case, Grant L Martin fundraising for Camp Dodge artillery, gas lamps as Christmas gifts, local farm and town news, stray red spring heifer, and Roy D Jermyn’s France service letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Martin
N. D
Powers Lake Farmers Form Club Meeting Planned
Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Paul a daughter last Saturday. Farmers at Powers Lake organized a Farmers Club last Saturday afternoon. A meeting is set for December 8 at 2 30 PM in M W A rooms to transact regular business. All local farmers are invited to join and discuss community matters. Robert Grubb left for Park River to spend Thanksgiving and drillers completed a well on Anton Andersons farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Paul
Dast
Powers Lake
Farmers’ Club
Robert Grubb
Park River
Bob
Drillera
Anton
Portal News and Local Notices From Portal and District
Portal reports visits to Willow City N Dakota and local family news. Cooperative extension demo for Portal area women set for Dec 3. Water well hit 45 feet on T B Waddington property. Red Cross auctions raise funds with proceeds to Mrs Jones and Geo Richardson ponies. Local wounding of Harvey Cotter and perjury case of Geo E Smith noted. Portal district court hears assault case between Thomas Smith and Ole Nelson Smeby over a stove move. Trial finds Smeby not guilty as injury caused by stove coming close to head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Ratzloff
Ladies of Portal
T. B. Waddington
Ralph Leonard
Red Cross
Jones
Geo
Geo. E. Smith
J. P
Invermay
Sask
Estevan
Thomas ‘Smith
Portal
Ole Nelson Smeby
Mr. Smeby
Flour and feed mill advertise flour pricing and wheat exchange
An old advertisement promotes Flatton Flour Mill North Dakota offering ground flour with shorts and bran, a connected feed mill, and a rate of five dollars and sixty cents per hundred, cheaper with own wheat. Also mentions Chamberlain's Tablets, extolling stomach and bowel relief and claiming cures with directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatton Flour Mill
Flaxton
North Dakota
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Kodaks
Flaxton Times
Joan Shorthorn Buil
Bar- Fale
W. J. Hanson
W. R. Hurry
F. J. Glenn
Loretta Kopriva
State Normal School
Minot
G. A. Kopriva
B. A. Stetonowicz
Tribune
Nort Dakota
A. A. Bejan
Burio County
Bejan
R. T. Blenkner
L.F. Gadbow
Gadbow
B. A. Stefanowicz
Notary Public
Stromberg Heating & Plumbing Co
John McCann
Woburn
Wesr
Cty
Sioux City
Bowbella
Jim McCarney
Near Lignite
Mr. McCarney
R. B. Knowlton
Roy D. Jermyn
France
Jermyn
Nekomis
Ner
Spiral
Christianson
Sen. Chatrs
H.C. Olson
Elsie Olson
Hl, Jensen
FP. P. Mackey
Willow City
N. Dak
Ed Morgan
Iver Mattison
Winnipeg
Balgulienad
Minneapolis
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