Movement at Power Lake Farm as family returns to chores
POWERS LAKE From the Powera Lake Echo Mr and Mrs W Guerdet and three children moved to the Fangatrom farm to finish putting in the crop and care for the stock during Johns absence. Miss M Bates and Laura Stapk left for Bradley SD and will attend a brother Wesley’s graduation. Seraphia Peterson and Lena Gilland from Enderlin visit the Carl Johnson home. R G Powell and Wm Seward went to Minot returning with a new Dodge. Gladys Milner closed school with a picnic at Elbow lake. George Hauge drove the hay rack team. Miss Miner went to Kenmare. Mrs J C Sebek and Raymond go to St Paul for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Seraphia Peterson
Lena Gilland
Enderlin
Carl’ Johnson
R. G. Powell
Wm. Seward
Minot
Gladys Milner
Elbow Lake
George Hauge
Miss Miner
Kenmare
J. C. Sebek
Raymond
St. Paul
Farmer Larn Anderson Dies at 61 in North Dakota
Larl E. Anderson a prominent farmer between Battleview and McGregor North Dakota died suddenly at home of heart failure at 61. Sweden native and pioneer settler, he passed after reporting not feeling well. Mrs J E Stone and Irene head to Mayo Rochester for treatment. teachers left for home. Miss Bates remained to perform high school play at McGregor. County leaders discussed road plans from town to Jacob Boyd corner and east to township line, with Colville township trustees scheduling more road work and village street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bates
McGregor
Larl E. Anderson
Battleview
Wicklund
Anderson
Sweden
North Dakota
Grubb
Jacob Boyd
Colville
Powers Lake
Local Happenings in Columbus and Nearby Areas
Mrs Pete Tyndall and children left for Iowa to visit relatives on the G N line. Dr King sprained his arm cranking his car. Henry Guderjohn plans a well on his farm, Larsen Rye drill at Moore Rebne blacksmith shop. Elle Lindholm family moved into their former Lien home. A shower for Miss Nina Lipki at Berg and Anderson apartments. youths wandered streets. Christ Jensen sold his drag line to Loved Wade, who came from Adams North Dakota. Jensen to farming. Job work 9 Tribune specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pete Tyndall
G. N
Iowa
Dr. King
Henry Guderjohn
D. E. Rohn
Larsen & Rye
Moore & Rebne
Elle, Lindholm
Adams
N. D
Jensen
World Record Broken By Tanlac
Tanlac, four years after its debut, claims the largest world sale for a medicine. By January first total sales reached about twelve million bottles, with over 1.3 million sold in the first ten weeks of this year. Annual projections exceed five million bottles, equating to roughly 17,000 bottles daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Tanlac
United States
New York
Chicago
Denver
Colorado
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Pikes Peak
Woolworth
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Hessig-Ellis Drug Company
Moma
Yore
Tennessee
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Owl Drug Company
San Francisco
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Atlanta
Sowbella
Donovan Drug Co
Powers Lake
Chas, Frank
Andrew M. Relte
Veterans Return and Local News From Portal International
Richard Coller, joined Winnipeg unit in Jan 1916, returned Saturday night to a rice shower, married before departure in March 1916, trained at Witley Camp, then France from July 1916 through war end. Also, Medicine Hat youths Besant recovers two runaways from Montana dream, Demko Cyril fined for leaving Canada in 1917, Deportation followed. A son born to Mr and Mrs Ewald Kutzke Saturday. Ernest Gustafson returns home after Fort Snelling wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Medarl
Medicine Hat
Alta
Corp. Besant
Plains of Montana
Gas City
Corp
Besant
Blundell
Demko Cyril
P. C. Duncan
Estevan
Canada
Colvin
Ewald Kutzke
Ernest Gustafson
Fort Snelling
Also Mentioned on This Page
FAN Laas Keadsl
Pringe Albert
Aula Bottle
Tebasee Ca
Prince Albert
P. A
Samhill
J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N. C
J. E. Stone
Irene
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Hospital
Tribune
Tanlag
Col
Old Settlers’ Reunion
Flaxton, North Dak
Flaxton
Old Settlers
B. L. Wilson
W. H. Post
C. J. Schulz
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