County News From The Times Birth and community notes
A baby boy was born Tuesday June 20 to Mr and Mrs Han ford Larson. more births include last week to Mr and Mrs Andrew Larson. A telephone meeting elected nine directors for the year with Hugh Donahue as temporary chairman and O I Ronning as temporary secretary. The next meeting is July 7 for permanent officers. Farmers Merchants Telephone Co plans line extensions to Lignite and Columbus lines. Warnings include a fuel of local illness, a snake found by customs and a fire in Swift Current. Two men, John and Sam Wright, were tried for assault at the Soo Line depot and sentenced to jail and fines.
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Hovland & Swennes Hall
O. I. Ronning
Wm. Wishart
Anton Ness
Thomas Murphy
John Svenskerun A
C. Hortbojer
Hugh, Donahue
R. B. Town
A. J. Paulson
Hugh Donahue
A. O. Roe
Farmers & Merchants Telephone Co
Hanford Larson
L. N. Botton
Columbus
J. S. Gee
J. J. McCarthy
Bellingham
Wash
McCarthy
Times
Flaxton M. W. A
Flaxton
Clem Jones
Soo Line
Mr. Jones
Justice Messinger
Hilborn
John and
Sam Wright
Minot
Powers Lake News From The Echo Highlights Local Trades and Accidents
Fred Martin sold his livery stable to Ed Duhn. A young man named Berge suffered a gunshot wound to the foot while inspecting a 22 rifle, treated by Dr. Lancaster. Ireland’s auto hit a barb wire obstacle on the Stanley run, narrowly avoiding serious injury. Local farmers obstruct roads, prompting concern over public road rights as a farmers telephone company discussion begins.
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The
Echo
Fred Martin
Ed Duhn
Berge
Lancaster
Stanley
Ireland
Walter family mourns sudden sister death in Kansas
From The Reporter, Banker and Mrs. J. A. Walter travel to Kansas after a message announced the sudden death of Mr. Walter's only sister. The column notes Well and Seger recovering after five weeks of bed rest following an operation. Rural Carrier Matteson buys a runabout for Demot routes 1 and 2, bringing automobile service to patrons. H A Rude, village blacksmith, joyfully reports birth of a baby boy as he returns home in new work clothes. Hans expected to recover from his son stroke. Geo Wannamaker mentioned this week.
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J. A. Walter
Kansas
Mr. Walter
Well and
Seger
Matteson
Chas
Kayrs
H. A. Rude
Hans
Trip to coast by Stromset with family for two months
Stromset left last Friday with his family for an auto trip to the coast country. He will go to Ambrose then Culbertson and follow the Great Northern railroad to the coast. He plans to visit principal cities in Washington and Oregon and expects to be away about two months.
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T. Stromset
Ambrose
Culbertson
Great Northern
Washington
Oregon
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