Doings in the Hustling Little Town of Lignite
Local log notes from Lignite detail visits and moves by residents including Cust Blom’s trip to Kenmare and Mrs A H Garberg’s Minnesota visit. The column records school events, health updates, farm equipment arrivals, a Berry festival plan, a picnic at Flaxton, a wagon accident near a Brizely bear dance, and Reverend Jacob Schupp’s Sunday services at Westminster schoolhouse.
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Cust Blom
Kenmare
A. H. Garberg
Minnesota
Hans Sandberg
Straistit
Sweden
John Steen
The
Tribune
A. J. Hettwoer
Millie Tansen
Alt Anderson
Shitivet Forgny
Lanter
Flaxton
Committee On
Robi. Emerson
Albert Zuelke
Ed. McIntee
Jacob Schupp
Buck of God
Westminster School
Dunkard
Bowbells
Westminster
Road overseers plan early work on local roads
Measles outbreak ends as spring passes. residents report health improvement. North Star township community notes family visits, tractor repairs, and preparations for a new G N railway branch with North Gate townsite sale looming. Several locals travel to Montana and Saskatoon for land scouting and harvest plans.
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G. N
North Star
Northgate
Local Happenings and Passings at Coteau and Nearby Towns
Dear Sa Coteau visits Aurelia with her parents. Mrs Dennison returns from a ten day visit at Des Lacs. Northerscold back from eastern trip. Old settlers reunion at Plaxton. C Wiper ships two carloads of barley. Simmones and Solum travel to Seattle for weeks on the coast. H L Greaves to relocate the new telephone extension toward Powers Lake. Mayor Carey of Bowbells visits Coteau with Superintendent Kirkconnell. Thomas Christ passes away. Richard Anderson travels to Vancouver to visit and tour. Mrs Clyde Morse and Lon Ken attend hospital visit after gate accident injuries. Rev Sorenson of Niobe conducts Swedish English funeral for Christ at his home. Interment at Ward Lake cemetery.
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Aurelia
C. Wiper
Coteau
Jacob Simmones
L. T. Solum
Great Northern
Seattle
Washington
H. L. Greaves
Powers Lake
G. H. Carey
Bowbells
City News Ribbons and Fair Store Specials Noted
The item lists color ribbons 5c 10c and 16c at the Fair Store. Also reported is a lightning strike on the West hotel at Maddock that damaged plaster and shingles and started a fire. Mrs. W. H. Phipps will visit Bowbells from Los Angeles, while Pat Sullivan sells a barn to Jens Peterson. Dr Jim Black of Swift Current had a serious auto accident. his leg may be amputated and his wife injured. a bystander was killed.
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West Hotel
Maddock
W. H. Phipps
Bowbells
Los Angeles
Cal
Ed Drinkwater
the Tribune
Pat Sullivan
Court House
Jens Peterson
Swift Current
Sask
Jim Black
Mra Fuller
Taken Up First-Place Mare Heifer in North Dakota Territory
Notice of a one day mare about 11 years old weighing around 1000 pounds branded D on left shoulder with yearling colt at her side. Located in Section 25 Town ship 162 Range 93 Buria county North Dakota. Owner must prove property and pay expenses by calling at the taker's place.
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Buria County
North Dakota
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Bowbills Tribune
Burke County
N. C
B. A. Sthfonowicz
Bowbella
U.S
Canada
Dova
Lignite
Vila Puatostics
Mra
H. O
Grina
Berthold
N. D
Mra Grina
Tillman Hanson
Luther College
Decorah
Iowa
Lee Dellage
Wildrose
Norman Iverson
Mavis Myhre
Edith Davis
Des Lace
Columbus
Millie Hanson
Lee Eaton
Chicago
Portal
Paul Haeny
Switzerland
Ligsity Union
Geo. Clinton
Merle
Henry Lanter
Merrilla
Mrs. Clinton
Mr. Bannister
Progressive
Susan Blaska
P. C. Peterson
Pacific
J. R. Emerson
H. O. Masche
Chris, Halverson
Near Flaxton
Jos. Guerdett
Chris Olson
Henry Brown
Barnes Circus
Carl Hille
Flaxton Hospital
North Star Township
Old Settlers Association
Church of God
Westminster School House
Chas
Hulbert
Montana
Arthur Lowe
Byrne, Sask
Snyder
Ole Havestad
J.B
Jos. Schafer
Joe
Hattie Schafer
Minneapoli
E.C. Mahoney
E. C. Mahoney
T. G. Hunter
Bowbells Implement Co
Frosaker Brothers
N. Dak
Sa Coteau
City News
Tme
Donovan Bros
Sam Richardson
Sam
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