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Local notices and farm news from Minot region
Mrs I V Frasee visits from Minneapolis to see her son Tom amid a flurry of society items. Mss Marie Troskey announces fall and winter millinery tomorrow the 15th ult. Mrs A S Brittain from Connecticut now in city to oversee farm interests. Vozen auction sale in front of Tate livery barn tomorrow at 1 p m. Frank Porter’s 11 month old son died in Fusola two weeks ago. Postal card nuisance prompts a 2 cent stamp requirement. Gus Kirchner summoned to Portals to embalm Frank Sharp. Mr and Mrs Hendrickson and Gunderson store helpers. Will inspect Miss Monkey's fall and winter millinery tomorrow. Willis Shippam returns from Minneapolis to thresh and market crops. J W Harmon and companions in Halbrite. John Esteland and Nels Nelson purchase goods for Ambrose store. Dan Patch set record pace but outpaced by faster mate. Fred Emerson leaves for Minneapolis high school. Ray Seda and Henry Hanlon report upcoming visits. Ladies Aid meets Sept 20 at 2 20 p m. Leonard Backhoff visits from Minot. Farm crops promising but rains dampen outlook. Uncle John Emerson reports wet ground hurting potato crop. Mrs Jos Luckman receives fraud letter from Minneapolis boarding house. Belleville suspect sought for boardinghouse deception. Billy Frost tours to Canada. pacing race at track. Mike Beimler finishes livery and feed stables in Ambrose for Thayer and Garry. Oscar Lowe ill with stomach trouble but improving. Deputy Marshall Stout in Minot with possible arrests for land deed fraud. Bridge approaches near South of town in poor condition.