Community Notes From Burke County Area
The Bakers of Roseland discuss upcoming road work while residents assess hospital renewals. Mrs. Wa Grill of Dimond town visited D B Beberts. Kenmare hosts multiple locals for medical and family updates. Franklin Larson shows progress at Lakeside hospital as area families, including Pumarlo and Masters households, coordinate care and travel between Kenmare and Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boland Pumarlo
Laneford
T. A. Pumarlo
Kenmare
Pumarlo
C. A. Masters
John Christianson Young
Kent
Public Officials List From Bowbells Tribune
The official paper Bowbells Tribune lists state and county offices including senator Ralph Ingerson and representatives B W Curt O B Kellogg O F Anderson, with local posts such as treasurer Ivor Engel and sheriff O Gunnaldson. It names Justices R H Grace M J Englert and G Wallace and county roles including clerk C B Stitt and coroner Geo S White among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ignn J. Frasier
Hoople
Liew
Aere A. Bowman
Kulm
Stae
H. H. Aaker
Grand Forte
D. ©. Poindexter
Jamestown
Obert Olson
Bowman
Ins
A. Olsness
Bismarck
Com
Agr
W. J. Church
York
Peter Garberg
Hettinger
Fanny Amidon
Valley City
Frenk Milhollan
W. McDonald
Fay Harding
Braddock
Supreme Court
R. H. Grace
M. J. Englert
Goo
E. Wallace
Wahpeton
Ralph Ingerson
Flaxton
B. W. Curt
E. B. Kellogg
O. F. Anderson
Ormiston to Park River for a few days visit
J A Ormiston left Sunday morning by car for Park River to spend several days visiting friends and relatives. Sunday evening guests at the Joe Burke home included Marie Hansen Pete Hansen Lewis Hansen Edward Hedstrup and Mrs J A Ormiston. Grace Landis and Thorval Petersen visited the Hansen home. Ruth Morrison welcomed a baby girl born May 25 to Mr and Mrs Frank Krier. Willard Gaddow visited J A Ormiston as Por tal school closed. Several locals attended graduation exercises in Bowbells on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ormiston
Park River
Joe Burke
Marie
Pete
Lewis Hansen
Edward Hedstrup
Leslie Whitmore
Bruce
Grace Landis
Thorval Petersen
Hansen Broe
Frank Krier
Ruth Morrison
Kenmare Social Notes Include Visits and Travels
WOBURN Seymour Hanson and Orville Berg were Kenmare callers Saturday. Residents and visitors list includes Mrs John McCann and family, Mr and Mrs E J Marks and family, Mr and Mrs Donald Stewart and family, Mrs Kundiger and daughters Emma and Dora and son Billie and Reinhold, Miss Karen Wihlborg and Albin Wihlborg, Mr and Mrs Bloomgren and family. Freida Migge visited at the Marks home Monday and Tuesday. Marks attended the commissioner's meeting in Bowbells. Sunday visitors at the D Stewart home included Vivien Berg, Mr and Mrs August Peters, Mrs Jame Stewart and son Howard, Mr and Mrs Joe Wallen and daughter, Reuben and Alton. Marks returned from Minot Tuesday afternoon after two weeks’ eye treatment. Mr and Mrs Blomgren and family at Arthur Olson home nearby. Cotesa trip noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremeton
Bowbells
John McCann
Mra
E. J. Marks
Donald Stewart
Kundiger
Emma
Dora
Billie
Reinhold
Karen Wihlborg
Albin Wihlborg
Bloomgren
Freida Migge
On Marks
Tuesay
Marks
D. Stewart
Vivien Berg
August Peters
Jame Stewart
Howard
Joe Wallen
Daughera
Reuben
Altonered
Minot
Blomgren
Fnimate
Arthur Olson
Bel Ark
Cotesa
Fane Sees Warm Spell Amid Brief Weather Chat
Correspondent notes a brief warm spell and mild conditions as part of a local weather update. The item captures a casual remark about pleasant temperatures and seasonal change without specifics.
Portal Township Social Notices and Local Happenings
Ole Olson hauls seed oats purchased from Charley Anderson amid rain. Mrs. Carl Rydell hosted Mrs. Richard Taylor and children Lela and Sears. Taylor departs for Sweden. A lively Non-Partisan meeting at the town hall featured talks by Senator Aaton Ingerson, O. Gunnaldson, Sheriff candidate, and County Auditor C. J. Kopriva. W. N. P. L. club served coffee and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nickey hosted a visit from sister and husband W. W. Laramore. crops along the route look good. George Nygaard and wife celebrated their silver wedding with a large dance, neighbors present, generous gifts, and a purse for future purchases. Lucille Klackey visited Nygaards. School out, children ready for a three-month holiday. Pepke of Minot visited Charley Anderson. Inga Nygaard will stay at Portal for a few weeks. Cor. A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Olson
Charley Anderson
Carl Rydell
Richard Taylor
Lela
Sears
Taylor
Sweden
Penta
Aaton Ingerson
O. Gunnaldson
C.J. Kopriva
Burke County
W. N. P. L. Club
Samuel Nickey
W. W. Laramore
Mohall
N. D
George Nygaard
Nymeard
Lucille Klackey
Nygaards
Memorial day notices and local gatherings in Bowbells and Lignite
Brom staff correspondent reports on Memorial day programs in Bowbells Alden and family in Mlax ton Forest and Victor Pommier traveling to Surrey N D Victor plans a week long vacation and best man duties Christ Anderson visited Willie Smiths hillsfolk and Pommier family attended eighth grade events at Lignite and Clayton schools Remington Bryan and others joined Bowbells visitors at Lignite high school graduation Alden youths Robert Downie and mother attended the Lignite graduation J N Wood advertised hitching services and wheat hauling with horses Miss Amanda Dagmar Fattbee and cousin visited R A Owings family Oscar Mathieon Alta A Ay sees and others listed with local happenings
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Brom
Gene Pommier
Lee Eaton
Henry Pommier
Paul Pommier
Bowbells
Alden
Mlaxton
Forest
Victor Pommier
Surrey
N. D
Victor
Christ Anderson
the Hills
Willie 'Smithe
Clarence Pommier
Dick Beard
Clayton School
Remington
Perceney Bryan
Woburn
Robert Downie
Lignite High School
J. N. Wood
Mr. Wood
Eix
Yo Smith
Willesmith
Amanda
Dagmar Fattbee
R.A. Owings
L. D
Bart Alden
Ella McEvers
J. D. Beare
Frank
Flaxton
Hana Gand
J. N. Wood Hills
Oscar Mu Mathieon
Alta
Fred Pommise
Wedding notice for Forest Cor in England
Fragmentary notice mentions a wedding involving Forest Cor and a poet fete in Dy. Readable pieces indicate attendance by a poet and a ceremony attended by relatives. Details on date or location are illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Local Notices and Graduation Highlights From Larson Area
Last Tuesday evening prom events and a 300 pound fall near Larson are noted along with graduation exercises. Eighth grade graduates include Clarice Hadleird Nancy Gurberg Paul Lee Leonella Busch and others. Mrs J J Donovan and Miss Caroline Swen skrud visit Seattle area relatives. Ruth Christenson and Arthur Fagen wed in Byte van Sask. Judge Baker spoke after Larson high school graduation. Forest Pommier rumored Surrey visit. Six Larson high school graduates received diplomas Anna Erdmann Olga Finkenhagen Irene Abre Carrie Pierce Gyda Hermanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewald
Grogan
Carl
Ces
W. Witty
Geo. Witty
Merle Hatleird
Larson
Bytevan
Sask
Ruth Christenson
Arthur Fagen
Mra
Ole Christenson
Portal
Clarice Hadleird
Nancy Gurberg
Paul Lee
Leonella Busch
Frank Nelson
Mae Moritz
Hagel Hanson
Basil Fox
Hildur Roos
Clarence Erdmann
Cora Erickson
Forest Pommier
Surrey
N. D
Anna Erdmann
Olga Finkenhagen
Irene Abre
Carrie Pierce
Gyda Hermanson
Fast Boats in 1040 And The Early Atlantic Voyages
Fragmentary report recalls Cunard’s first regular Atlantic schedule with the Britannia in 1840 and notes the Savannah’s brief 100 hour voyage from Savannah to Liverpool in 1818. It mentions the Royal Willem's 11 days and 4 hours voyage and a 9 day 20 hour record the following year, with implied era-long standing feats.
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Cunard Line
Atlantic Ocean
Savannah
New York City
Savanash
Liverpool
Erppe
English Pisce Names and the Moglish Origin Question
The text argues English fish names lack Moglish roots while Norman and French names show foreign influence. It notes French remains a tender exotic influence needing training against vernacular usage, mentioning Beaulieu as a contextual landmark and suggesting regional linguistic standards.
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Beaulieu
Early First Lady's letters call White House barn like
The letters by Mrs John Adams, first First Lady hostess at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, described the executive mansion as barn like and half furnished. By the time Thomas Jefferson and his family moved in, the White House was made more home like.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
John Adams
Pennsylvania Avenue
Palace executive begins term amid turmoil
A fragmentary report notes the White House chief executive and a troubled start to tenure. References to misaligned plans and upheaval hint at a volatile early period, with unclear details and no clear dates or names in the readable text.
Alpaca Oil Swindle Shakes a Texas Paper
Ormsby, editor of a long standing financial paper, faces a dramatic web of deceit around Alpaca oil. Colonel Ware's overconfident scheme, backed by Mildred Ware, triggers a sharp editorial denouncement. A confrontation at Manton's study reveals a planned manipulation using fake papers to push Alpaca stock.
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Alpaca OU Company
Texas
Oak Ware
Ormsby
Mildred
Mildred Ware
Ware
Alpaca Oil
Alpaca
Manton
Asoon
Plegee
Mr. Manton
Hallo
Bnd
Colonel Ware
George
Copenhagen Maidens Charm on the Streak Walk
The World Traveler notes Danish maidens along Fifth Avenue like those in Copenhagen. He describes Copenhagen girls as petite and chic with copper brown hair or yellow tints, many strolling near Langelinie and Rosenborg palace, their smiles and dimples brightening the Baltic evening.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Copenhagen
Norway
Anders Zorn
Langelinie
Rosenborg Palace
Baltic
England
Denmark
Words Old as Human Race in Baby Speech Echoes Sound to Silence
The piece contemplates how babies utter the oldest words, mirroring ancient sounds and animal calls. It traces how early language imitates nature, noting cow calls and crow noises as primal naming echoes across time. The text surveys phonetic origins from primitive to later words.
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Baby
Snd
Corow
Huncuckoo
Mugmur
Chief’s Struggles for Favor Tied to Spare Resources
In Parkman’s California and Oregon Trail, the tribal chief faces perilous standing as a fear of displeasing braves curbs authority. He risks poverty to appease youths with gifts, while townsfolk fare better with horses and goods, and the happiest chief favors harmony with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Parkman
California
Oregon
Notice to Creditors of the Estate of Phlication
A notice to creditors dated June 13, 16a, requests claims against the estate of Phlication be filed at the township office in the county. Filed by Ce Anderson, assistant of the estate, with court details and filing instructions implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sbx
Uniears
Ce Anderson
Supgad
Ferocious sea denizen described with needle teeth and strong jaws
The text details a sea creature about three to four feet long and wrist sized, with needle like teeth and jaws that grip firmly. Cutting off its head fails to release the hold and only breaking the bead breaks the bite. Legends speak of boats being overturned by such beasts and a large specimen being hauled up. The animal can tie itself in a knot and coils around rocks while feeding.
Be gro in Georgia town clinging to idleness
Aunt Mary supports her lazy husband Ira in a brickyard town while he mocks “scientific notions.” A patron suggests she stop enabling his leisure, and Aunt Mary defends him with pride claiming his ideas came from college. The scene portrays rural domestic tension and gender roles.
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Georgia
Mary
Aunt Mary
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Seymour Hanson
Orville Berg
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Fane
Portal Township
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Seattle
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Portland
Vancouver
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