Local Notes From Plum Creek and Nearby Towns
Published every Friday in Orth Lew Adams County North Dakota reports social visits from Plum Creek and nearby areas. Highlights include Mr and Mrs H Baustian and Hugo at a party in honor of Mrs Herbert Bean, Flora Stebbins visiting the Goodmansons for Thanksgiving, and Mrs A Limberger returning from Garretson South Dakota. Also mentioned are Wm Short Angus Minnesota visiting Earl Limberger family Willie Steimetz Garrettson South Dakota guest, Paul Byington visiting sister Mrs Short, Geo Goodmanson at Pretty Rock North Dakota, Joe Byrnes home improvements, and a runaway incident with minor vehicle damage.
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H. Baustian
Rson Hugo
B.C. Short
Herbert Bean
Flora Stebbins
Goodmanson
A Limberger
Garretson
Wm. Short
Angus
Bentley Breezes Nels Lee Visits Hanson and Local News
Friday December 10 1909 notes Nels Lee visiting Hanson. Cecil Rose and family plan future home move. Mobert Fonges and Edward J Dehler left Sheep Creek coal mine for Pierce Minnesota. Bentley literary society met with a debate on Indians versus Negroes. Hallie Decker new assistant at A A Bentley store Ethel Beasey back as postmistress. Long Hat Lutheran church annual meeting elected O M Helland president O M Rued secretary M L Reiser treasurer Andrew M Anderson revisors Jonas E B Helland and John M Johnson.
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Nels Lee
Hanson
Cecil Rose
Finois
Mobert Fonges
Edward J. Dehler
Sheep Creek
Pierce, Minn
Free Bentley Literary Society
Howard Beasey
Abraham Johnson
John M. Johnson
A. A. Bentley
Hallie Decker
Ethel Beasey
Miss Connell
LaCrosse
Wis
Long Hatte Lutheran Church
O. M. Helland Dee
O. M. Helland
O. M. Rued
M. L. Reiser
Treas
Andrew M. Anderson
Jonas EB. Helland
Plum Creek Rippers Mildred Chase on Nick List
Reports this week name Mildred Chase on the nick list for Plum Creek Rippers. Elmer Hegge acted as caller at Goodmanson's Friday. Mr Leverson remains ill though improving. Mrs L Stebbins and daughter visited Baustian Sunday. Reports of break ins include a window in Robert Limnberger’s shack and thefts of bedding, cans, stove pipes. Hugo Beustian left for Meadow to work on his claim and plans a frame house after the stove neatersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Chase
Nick
Elmer Hegge
Goodmanson
Leverson
L. Stebbins
Baustian
Robert Limnberger
Hugo Beustian
Meadow
Thanksgiving ball highlights and local updates in Lemmon area
Thanksgiving events include Stowers Sing Leaves at Bentley and a party hosted by Miss Florence Stowers. Will McNabb reports living in Winthrop Harbor Illinois. Several moves and arrivals noted including James Sime to Lemmon and Ernest McMackin arriving from SD. Winter terms set for Lathrop and Stowers schools with Mrs. Clay and Miss Stowers as teachers. A fur cloak found west of town awaiting owner at Chase and Elliott’s jivery barn.
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Henry Gangler
Will Hess
Frank
Ernest McMackin
Estella
Irene McMackin
Bentley
Will McNabb
Winthrop Harbor
Illinois
Florence Stowers
Pearl Alkire
George Schlong
Salem
James Sime
Lemmon
Rook
George Wells
John Stevens
Einar Johnson
B. Steen
Even Lien
Stein
Kuhn
Lathrop and Stowers
Chase
Elliott
Strikes in West Show Mixed Progress Across Rail Hubs
St Paul reports a week of testing ends with rail officials claiming the strike is broken as some terminals clear freight. Great Falls Butte Spokane Seattle and other hubs show switchmen still with the upper hand amid reduced equipment and crews.
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Great Falls
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
St Paul
Twin Cities
St. Paw
Minneapolia
Duluth
Min‘Deepelis Juncion
Minnesota
Great Padis
Sups Tier
Rail Officials Deny Complete Duluth Shipping Tie Up
In Duluth on December 4, officials and shippers rejected W E McSwen’s claim that railroads at Duluth are completely blocked. They say freight moves normally, with no ongoing strike and congestion under control despite reports of delays and crowded yards.
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Merthwest
Evenhhes
B.D. Carr
J.B. Wilson
Duluth
McEwen
Garr
St. Paul
Teaath
Leopold Said to Be Dying in Brussels Report
Brussels reports indicate King Leopold's health worsened after an attack of paralysis despite an official bulletin of slight improvement. Physicians fear the aged monarch, 74, is dying as paralysis spreads and he becomes increasingly helpless. Leopold has reigned 44 years and amassed wealth from Congo rubber pursuits amid controversial allegations of native atrocities. Prince Albert stands as heir presumptive.
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Brussels
Leopold
Belgium
Congo
Albert
Woman Pursues Burglary Suspect Through Chicago Streets
Mrs. Cora Anewalt, while walking her dog in Chicago, confronted a Black burglar who demanded her pocketbook. She pursued and struck at the man with a stick as he fled, but he escaped.
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Chicago
Cora Anewalt
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Stowers
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Jeep
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Wales
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Oscar
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Baxter
Oscar C. Olsen
Gallett’s Jewelry and Music Store
Riehnese
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Lar
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Sterling Silver
Libby
Toss Pharmacy
Op. Paynt’s
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T. Nickisch
Prop
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