Local notes and life in North Portal region
A collage of community items from Burke County recounts Edith Peters taking a new post with the Dakota Western Telephone Co in Crosby ND, the light plant sale to C C Aller for 4000 dollars, family rabbit hunting on Thanksgiving, local councilor aspirants R Waddington Geo Richardson Jr Curtis and C Y Jones, church improvements, quarantine barn work, Direct Legislation vote results, a Stampede School Shadow Social raising 43.95 for a new organ, Anton Stensund and Miss Millie Tangen marriage, wells drilled by Even Running and Geo Borsheim, Dec 13 Domrese farm sale and winter plans, county tax collection, Jensen hardware sale to a Buford NC firm, and Norwegian homeland visits by P Hagen and family.
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Edith Peters
Crosby
N D
Dakota Western Telephone Co
C. ¢. Aller
D. McKechney
Doc
Our
North Portal
R. Waddington
Geo. Richardson, Jr. Curtis
C. Y. Jones
Luke Tompson
Northgate
Grand View
Regina
P. Lyall
Stampede School
Mamie Larson
Anton Stensund
Millie* Tangen
Justice Wm. Gamble
Columbus
John Tangen
A. G. Wick
Geo. Borsheim
el. Molden
Matt Hagen
Jensen
Buford
N. C
P. Hagen
Great Northern
Stampede
Roskenvik
Hadeland
Norway
Hagen
Ole Westernes
Old Country
Olaf Rude
Powers Lake cattleman invests in Shorthorn bull
Sam Edwards of Powers Lake adds a registered Shorthorn to his herd and plans to become a leading North Dakota cattleman. News notes mention Sam Hanson taking a job in Great Falls Montana, Mrs Hanson visiting relatives in Stanley for Thanksgiving, and other local movements. A social debate is announced for December 15 at the auditorium between Dr BE A Cowles and Leon Durocher. A H Howell buys Segard Brockson’s garage. A baby boy is born to Mr. and Mrs. Ole Slotsve.
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Sam Edwards
Mr. Edwards
North Dakota
Sam Hanson
Great Falls
Montana
Great, Northern
Flata
Ughum
BE. A. Cowles
Leon Durocher
A. H. Howell
Segard Brockson
Ole Slotsve
Two Ribs Fractured in Unruly Horse Incident at Flaxton
Christ Christensen son of Ras mug Christensen suffered two fractured ribs when a horse he led knocked him down and stepped on his chest Wednesday of last week. one rib reportedly pierced a lung though doctors say condition not serious unless complications arise.
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Christ Christensen
Rasmug Christensen
Chas. Gad
Yeoman Lodge
Martin Paul
Boyd
Tthis Place
Paul
Flaxton
W. H. Bailey
Geo. Dodds
Portil
Wmn
Glaspy
J. K.smith
Suimmer
Tooma
Blebort
Jewelry Shop Closes Out Stock at Rock Bottom Prices
Owner announces closure of jewelry business and sale of watches clocks silverware bric a brac and china ware in Minnesota next year. The note mentions drastic discounts as inventory must be sold before departure. Travelers Hotel guests Noonan Miner Sandy Wiper Bowbells and Stanle Hendrickson Coteau stay in Room 5 together prompting local amusement.
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Minnesota
T m
Man Overcomes Catarrh With Peruna, Says Life Saved
Mt Sonn of St Elmo Illinois suffered five years with severe catarrh. He grew weak and could barely walk. After many doctors, he found relief with Peruna, claiming it saved his life. Readers can verify via Mr Johnson and request the Peruna almanac 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Johnson
Peruna
Mr. Johnson
Nestos Foresees Progressive Struggle in State Race
Attorney R A Nestos of Ward county, visiting The Tribune, weighs the 1912 political outlook. He believes the Progressives may place third, with Republicans split enough to let Democrats carry the state ticket, noting his own strong Progressive Republican stance. He comments on local party work and supporters.
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R. A. Nestos
Minot
Ward County
The
Tribune
Nestos
Dorr. H. Carroll
Coteau News Briefs Include Schools and Holiday Plans
A local Elgie school fills a vacancy with D. M. McLean of Columbus as teacher after Miss Freil resigns. Laura Erickson visits sister Mrs. John Nelson. Yeomen of Coteau plan a community Christmas tree with committees and program. Adolph Munk opens a barber shop in the pool hall. Mr. and Mrs. Dennison return from Devils Lake and Dew Lacs. he will resume Great Northern work. Rev. A H Beer to preach Sunday at 3 pm. The Iseley child recovering from fever. Contractor John Hagens nears completion of northwest road. L. N. Peterson & Co. opens Christmas gifts stock. Santa to buy there. Coteau opera house manager keeps entertainments with troupes, next show Monday. Editor Hoyt of Paxton Times notes growing business at Bowbells and plans to hire printers and possibly install a linotype before spring.
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D. M. McLean
Columbus
Elgie
Freil
Misa Laura Erickson
John Nelson
Yeomen
Coteau
Adolph Munk
C. EB. Dennison
Devils Lake
Dew Lacs
M. Dennison
Great Northern Railway
A. H. Beer
Howard Iseley
John Hagens
L. N. Peterson & Co
Santa Claus
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John Crosby
Remington-Amc
America
Remington Arme-Union Metallic Cartridge Co
I York
Rogers
Iran
Agency For Acme Repairs
L. D. Perring
Bowhells Feed Mill
Pioneer Meat Market
Bowbells
Burke County
AeAeeenanarnann
Portal International
Columbus Reporter
Lake
Flaxton Times
BE. E. Hartman
Rexall
Bennobrag & Jewelry Co
MR. S
Johnson St. Elmo, Illinois
H. M. Rowes. Co
Chester White
James
Hoyt
Paxton Times
the Tribune
Big Joint
D.bergman & CO
ST. Paul, Minn
West
Bronson
Coteau Hardware
Monarch
Majestic
W.C. Bronson
N. D
First State Bank
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