Local residents share visits and hay hauling notes
Monday and week events arrive from the community with visits to the Hennix Carlson Schmelling Nelson and Haugen households.hay hauling on farms Nels Johnson Olaus Haugen and Peter Nelson are mentioned along with seed wheat purchases and a seventeenth birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Walter Hennix
P. A. Ekstrom
Charlie Omtrand
Sophus Schmelling
Anna
Gust Hennix
Otto Carlson
Otle Nelson
Nels Johnson
Adolph Holt
Misa Mary Olson
Albert Haugen
Kenaston
Leslie Boughton
Peter Nelson
Ole Hammersbon
Kuute
Eleanor Schmelling
A. Lesle
Local Social Roundup Near Portal and Columbus
Rob Campbell wins a Columbia caller event as neighbors and relatives visit at the Campbell and Ness homes. Attendees include Bly Lindquist Kettle and Lindquist families. Nora Ness receives a farewell lavalier at School No 6. District events note Nonpartisan meeting in Columbus and church attendance in Portal. Various local visits and a Campbell wheat haul are listed with community names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Campbell
Columbia
Wellend Segar
Glenn Lindquist
Magele Alden
Florence, Clifford
Herbert Lindquist
Segird Ness
Henry Bly
Jena Ness
Portal
Anderson
Segiid Ness
Mise Viola Lindquist
Mra. Schuman
Lindquist
Columbus
Helen Kettle
Wildrose
H‘behuman
Andrew Lindquist
Florence
Herbert
Nora Ness
Maggie Alden
Mabel
Thelma Hoviand
Viola
Lillian
Gladys Lindquist
Burke Campbell
Margaret
Mee
Jack Campbell
Gladys
Howard Bly
Minnie Nelson
Ruth Birch
Jennie
Nels
Bertha Leg
Leona
Irvin Schuman
Henry
Joe Bly
Mra
Local residents bid farewell as family plans Oregon move
Mr and Mrs Segird Nese and family announce their imminent departure to Oregon where they will establish a new home. Friends regret their leaving yet wish happiness in their future life and Miss Hilda Swenson spent Monday night with Miss Ruth Birch while Kostad attended the schoolhouse concert Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segird Nese
Oregon
Hilda. Swenson
Misa Ruth Birch
Kostad
Lignita School Locals Highlight A Busy Week
School news notes a Friday Norse daga monthly test with marks near freezing. Township election and a quaker meeting occur. Blanche joins the secret service. Aprons made by sewing class. students expect friendly aprons rather than encounters during class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Secret Service
United States
Lawrence Lind
Indiana
Washington
Virginia
Gilbertson
No. 6
Alden
Catherine
Mra. Jahi
Leonm
Grina
Mixa Ogorden
Huttner
Ayres
Lignite Vote Foreshadows Women Ballot Milestone and Local Firms
The Lignite village election proves the first time women could vote in a state election with several taking part. Independent slates gain trustee seats in all wards as local officials set 1918 terms. Future town plans include a $36,000 four room school and a parcel sale dinner at Bethany Danish Lutheran parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pahl
J. O Svenskerud
E. Haines
Anthony Frank
I. G. Iverson
Carl Gilbertson
Carl M. Hanson
Assensor
H. Johnson
Wm. Bell
Guy A. Bull
Ole Christensen
B. Lodmell
Rat Brate Bank
G. H. Bugenhagen
Minot
Burleigh County notes stir with arrests and farm talk
Late state items report a Baptist preacher arrested in Milner for insulting remarks about the Red Cross. A Cass County soldier says Germans are losing their pep. A Burt man mangled at a corn grinder, and county officials resign and face taxes, fines, and jail terms. Public notices cover races, licenses, and Red Cross drives amid war-time shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milner
Red Cross
Cass County
Wm, Roth
Burt
Community Notes And Visits In Local Social Round
Misa Olive Halvorsons worked for Mrs N Hulmrast. Mr and Mrs H Wicklund entertained many friends last Sunday. There was no school on Friday to gather statistics as state requires. Mesdames Hawke and Smith attended the D Davidson home on Thursday. Misses Inga Ostby and Olive Halvorson rode to Wildrose recently where Ostby visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Johnson
Powers Lake
Henry Farstad
H. B. Wickfang
Rev
Larson
Hamlet
Helen Foragren
McGregor
Eva Kleppen
C. O. Sletten
Mabel Johnson
Mrs. Brummond
Charley Peterson
M. K. Johnson
Alfred Aune
Wildrose
Agent Nelson
O. Sletten
Nelson
Davidson
HB. Wicklund
R. Blomquist
N. Halmrast
Andrew Johnson
D. Davidson
It. Blomquist
H. E. Wicklund
Gunt Grate
John Thornon
Tle
Johnson
Misa Olive Halvorsons
N. Hulmrast
H. ©. Wicklund
Sunda
Mesdames Hawke and
Smith
Inga Ostby
Olive Halverson
Miss Ostby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christ Schmelling
Twin Cities
Oden
Olga
Alvin Nelson
A. Leslie
Vivian
Claus Haugen
Fred. Ewing
Jens Mickelson
Olaus Haugen
Olaus
Lignita School
Lignith
Atac
Pondent
Bethany
Danish Lutherans Church
H. H. Hansen
The
Grafton News and Times
John Reler
Hettinger County
Rugby
Ed Rine
Umit
Henry Burkey
Stutaman County
Jamestown
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Fargo
John Davis
Fred Wolfe
Devils Lake
Wolfe
Davie
Anamoose
Bar of Justice
Burgeson
Stark County
Secretary of State
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Oscar
F. Greenland
Binford
Steve Borvig
Fargo Hospital
Darwin
State Food Administration
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wahpoton Aboole
John Grafchen
Springbrook
Banil Schantz
Mandan
N. P
Tia
Scants
Lillian Koehler
Astoria
J. B. Wallin
Luck
Wies
Donnybrook
A. C. Lawson
Across the Lake
Wallin
Wisconsin
Peter Oefstedahl
Spring Grove
Minn
Carl Alfred Oefstedahl
Burke County
Camp Dodge
Towa
Oefstedahl
Oefstedah
Carl
Bowhells
Ignite
League
Mountrail
McKinley
H. F. Pommler
Lignite
Dalphie
Mildale
Sask
Aug L. Anderson
C. A. Lind
Minneapolis
Jeng Peterson
Geo. Dolphin
California
A. L. Ambrose
Kenmare
Willia Brockel
James Duzell
Great Northern Railroad
Buzell
Lyman Abbott
Imperial
Cal
Ralph Abbott
John Christ
Clayton Township
Bowbella
John
Edward Emerson
Bowbells
Four Minute Men
Inger Tonetta, Hendrickson
Staale Hendricks
Coteau
Fjotland
Sogn
Norway
United Hat
Greale
A. Hendrickson
Cabri
Ang & Brother
Mikel Egelara
Max
N. D
Norwegian Lutheral Church
C. Swenson
Carpio
Job Moore
Bowbelle
Nor‘weston Lutheran
Cotean
Ataft
Blenkner Merc. Co
N. L. Simonson
DP. D. Peterson
G. A. Marshall Moore Hardware Co
Donovan Bros
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