Northgate Notes Highlight Local Events and Visits
Eleanor Skinner and Mrs. Campbell of Columbus visit Dan and Emma Skinner in Northgate. Frank Vandervoort digs a 26 by 28 foot cellar for his new house. Movies Thursdays at Northgate Opera House. Bowbells Coteau orchestra plays. Dance crowds, hotel supper, and social gatherings accompany weekly notices. Local résumés include residents traveling, staff changes, and school events. The first Northgate Sask. baby arrived, and a large picnic is planned for June 19 with games and dinner.
Oscar Lindstrom Seeks State Senate Seat in District
Oscar Linstrom Hon. Ocar Lindstrom of Noonay, a popular candidate for state senator, toured the city last Saturday meeting voters. Loyal supporters note his strong legislative record and growing favor, with bets predicting Bowbells will back him by a large margin.
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Ocar Lindstrom
Noonay
Burke County
Day
Lindstrom
Local Notes and Social News Summary
Born to Mr and Mrs Harry Vaupal a baby boy on June 14. Mrs Buford Mathews recovering from an appendicitis operation returns home Tuesday. Westminister and Northgate played ball last Monday. locals won 6 to 0. Mrs Joe Lux visited Mrs Christ Nelson of near Bowbells on Sunday. Mrs Joe Schafer improves after a brief illness. Mr and Mrs Thomas Madden spent Sunday with the Blaskas. Clarence Emerson fills Clarence Thorsrude’s Gem Cafe vacancy while Thorsrude visits Wisconsin. A dance at the opera house next Saturday June 20, under Pete Koch. Mr and Mrs F G Neville of Kermit ND move here. Neville takes charge of Langworthy lumber yards. Mr Sommers of Kenmare clerks at Hager Leslie store. Geo Leslie leaves for a two week visit in SD and state. Cor, F
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Eleanor Skinner
Campbell
Columbus
Dan Skinner
Emma Skinner
Montana
Westmin Ister
Frank Vandervoort
Northgates
Northgate Opera House
Leary
Bowbells-Coteau
Walter Lowe
W. Speice
D. Coons
Clarence Thorsrude
Clarence Emerson
George Leslie
Minot
J. c. Kramer
Grandma Butler
Bob Matthews
Cr. Kramer
Susan Blaska
F. Vandervoort
Mouse River
Harry Vaupal
Buford Mathews
Westminister
Northgate
Joe Lux
Christ Nelson
Bowbells
Joe Schafer
Thomas Madden Apent
Steve Blaska
Gem Cafe
Wisconsin
Opera House
Pete Koch
F. G. Neville
Kermit, N. D
Neville
Langworthy
Mr. Sommers
Kenmare
Hager & Leslie Estore
Geo
Leslie
Sioux Falls
S. D
Cor
Bay the Kind Word Now
Quotation by Phillips Brooke urging immediate reconciliation and kindness. The speaker pleads to end misunderstandings and pride before it is too late, warning of future remorse if loved ones suffer or die without a word of support. The message emphasizes seizing the moment to repair relationships.
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Phillips Brooke
Boy fears stairs in dark over missing doughnuts
A Kansas City Star excerpt shows a mother asking her son if he was afraid to go downstairs in the dark. The boy replies he was afraid, but clarifies his fear: he worried there wouldn’t be any doughnuts.
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H’m
Kansas City Star
Perfection and Dimpletons in Brooklyn Life
A humorous exchange questions the nature of the Dimpletons children. Griggs answers with mock perfection, while Briggs presses for details about their character and qualities as depicted in Brooklyn Life.
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Briggs
Griggs
Meyer
Brooklyn
Sardanapalus and the legends of Anchiale and Tarsus
The Christian Herald recounts a legend about Sardanapalus, king of Nineveh, said to have founded Anchiale and Tarsus in one day and to have a statue on his tomb with a finger-snapping inscription. The article contrasts the king’s legendary bravado with St Paul’s austere Christian witness.
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Sardanapalus
Sir
Tarsus
Sennacherib
Nineveh
Anchiale
Munchausen
Anakyndaraxes
Paul
Ephesus
St. Paul
Christian Herald
St Mark Called Reporter Among the Apostles
The Philadelphia Bulletin quotes Rev Dr Frank N Palmer praising St Mark as the reporter among the apostles. He notes Mark’s vivid action, color, and climactic writing surpassing other gospel authors, calling him a masterful journalist ahead of his time.
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St. Mark
Frank N. Palmer
St. Matthew
St. Luke
St. John
St Mark
Palmer
Mark
Philadelphia Bulletin
Antipodean Banking in Hokitika’s Dusty Gold Era
In Hokitika on New Zealand’s West Coast a first bank operated with a plank counter and a revolver guarding the safe. A testing clerk weighed gold, stored it in the safe, and paid out old banknotes while a second clerk watched for threats. The scene reflects frontier banking amid a gold rush.
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Hokitika
New Zealand
Northgate Baseball Triumphs and July Plans in North Star
Northgate defeated Westminster 7 to 0 in a fast game as Westminister faltered in the first inning. Committees met Tuesday to organize the July 4 celebration in North Star township with a strong program and sports lineup. Perella's team beat Northule in a 14 inning clash while Welchi and Murphy led the pitching. An upcoming ball diamond south of town is being prepared as players train in first class form. Also noted are local social updates including Eleanor Skinner visiting family and an elevator closure July 10 to 20 for Roger Grieves’ Montana trip.
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Perella Porguy
Noetligtas
Svpre
Northgate
Westminister
North Star
Peeple
Perella
Northule
Welchi
Murphy
Trish Battery
Perot
Cannon
Montana
Des Lacs
Yast
W. H. Witeman
W. B. Coons
John Borane
T. W. White
Local News Notes From Coteau Farm and Woburn Lodge
Jim Uglum ships hogs from Coteau on Thursday. John Bogus builds a hog pen and henhouse, with Mrs. Clark assisting. Ta Gosecky owns a car and expects to operate it without verbal cues. The Yeoman lodge in Woburn plans a Fourth of July celebration with a daytime picnic, a ball game between two groups, horse and foot races, potato races, and a greased pig chase if Jim Uglum’s shipment finishes.
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Jim Uglum
Coteau
John Bogus
Jim Ugium
Burdekin events mix in Burke county notes dance planned
SITE De ae one te Con and Come bring duns announce a big evening dance to close the celebration. T J McGovern, the piano man, canvassing Burke and nearby counties, notes Clayton township crops look better than most areas except rye, which shows stronger in many places. Pat Devaney did business in Minot on Tuesday. Mrs W S Clark traveled to Flax ton to hear a Catholic church controversy lecture. Niobe Lutheran church shifts its midsummer celebration from June 24 to June 23 at Andrew Granlund’s home with a brief program and warm invitation.
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T. J. McGovern
Burke
Clayton Township
Pat Devaney
Minot
Clark
Flax‘ton
Lutheran Church of
Niobe
Andrew Granlund
Local Social Roundup Notes From Dimond Area
Prom Staff correspondent reports weekend visits and social events. K Pierson family spent Sunday at W Elgie home while Edward Sandberg returned from Minot and stays with his sister Mrs K Pierson. Alfred Skredsvig hosted a surprise party at his mother’s home with dancing and midnight lunch. Various visits to Bowbells Kenmare Tolley and Powers Lake noted along with upcoming hunting prospects.
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Alfred Skredsvig
C. K. Pierson
John Stewart
L. Peterson
Mrs. Summers
Powers Lake
Mrs. Wallace
G. Wallace
Charlie
Edward Sand‘berg
Coteau Tues
Grill
W. E. Elgie
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