Local Sports and Social Notes From County Correspondence
The county report notes a 1 to 20 win by the Sod Busters over the Seal buys on the Rogers uimond. A large celebration occurred at Mrs. Martin's for her birthday with many relatives visiting over the weekend. Families from St Paul and Granton, Wis, joined in dinners, harvest work, and social visits. the funeral of Chris Ludvig Jr. was held at Getebell church on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kudertas
Rogers Uimond
Wmn. Martin
Della
Evelyn
Fred
Raymond Kuder
Local Notables Visit and Family Movements
Mrs A B Kramer and daughters with Mrs Lucy Forman and Susan visited at Peter Olson's home last Sunday. Misses Margaret and Angela Nackel left home last Saturday. Margaret resumes teaching at Des Lacs. Angela takes a job as table waiter at Max N D. Mrs Lucy Forman returns from Fargo after five to six months away. her two sons have passed away. Misses Emma Helen Theresa Nackel and Clara Helen visited M N Lindorf last Sunday. Lil Stecker Adolph Kleinstock and Jack Lindorf assist Jos D Kramer during harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B. Kramer
Lucy Forman
Susan
Mathey
Peter Olson
Margaret
Angela Nackel
Des Lacs
Angela
Fable
Max
N. D
Fargo
Emma
Helen
Theresa Nackel
Clara
M. N. Lindorf
Lil Stecker
Adolph Kleinstock
Jack Lindorf
Jos D. Kramer
Getchell Prairie Guests and Social Roundup
Getchell Prairie residents hosted visitors from Kenesaw Wisconsin and Valley City. Social gatherings included Sunday dinners at the Whit cher and M. M. White homes, plus a Ladies Missionary meeting with 62 attendees and lunch. They also noted harvest help from Otto Larson and numerous local families attending events in Spiritwood Lake and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion White
Gussie White
Otto Larson
J. R Getchell
J. H. White
Chas
Spiritwood Lake
Ladies’ Missionary Society
W. W. Harper
Wm. Martin
Community notes from Sheyenne Valley region
Joseph Allian visited Kathryn last Sunday while Alfred Aus biked to Kathryn the prior Saturday. Numerous locals, including Christian Mickelson and John I Henrikson, appear in Valley City visits and harvests. The column records multiple errands, shoppers, and short trips among Kathryn, Fingal, Valley City, and Rensby with names such as Ole P Hjelde Peter A Anderson and Jens Henrikson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Allian
Kathryn
Alfred Aus
Christian Mickelson
Valley City
Sheyenne Valley
Jens Henrikson
Mads
Jens
Melvin Rengey
Marla Henrikson
Peter A. Anderson
Clara Ray
John F. Henrikson
Axel Gregerson
Rensby
Martin Olstad
Oscar B. Raw
Jong Henrikson
Jens Rensby
Fingal
Marie Henrikson
Peter Gregerson
G. O. Aas
Carl Henrikson
Platou Hospital
Ida
Helma
Esther
Carla Henrikson
H. M. Hanson
Clarence
Ole P. Hjelde
Osaer
Alfred
Henry G. Aas
E. M. Larson
Sigvart Bergesedt
Mads Larson
Oscar
Anton Anderson, Sr
John M.thoreson
Martin Stevens
Johannes Helen
Carl Vennes
Martin Thoreson
West Prairie Items Highlight Community Social and Farming
Valley City visitors C W Erickson and family called on the Churchill farm C C Nordgaard from Valley City visited. The Young People’s society gathered at Skorpens with a large crowd and an engaging program. Threshing is underway and harvest may end soon if weather holds. Norman Olson traveled to Valley City and back. Miss Lee of Aneta visits Evergreen farm, Oppegaard and Falstad of Valley City attended the youth gathering. Billet Falstad bought a new Chevrolet car last week and joins other auto owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Erickson
Valley City
C. C. Nordgaard
Churchill Farm
Young People’s Society
Skorpens
West Prairie
Norman Olson
Lee
Aneta
Evergreen Farm
Oppegaard
Falstad
Y. P. Society
Billet Falstad
Aliens Held in North Dakota and Minnesota Jails
About 100 aliens are detained in North Dakota and western Minnesota on charges of illegal entry. Prisoners are in Grand Forks, Grafton, Walsh, Langdon, Bottineau, Hallock and other towns with several deported to Canada or paroled. Some seek work, others fled Canada during wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Minnesota
United States
Canada
Grafton
Neche
Walsh County
Langdon
Bottineau
Steenerson
Hgllock
Minn
Thiel River Falls
Grade Holsteins At Minot Sale Bring High Prices
Minot North Dakota August 16 three days sale of grade Holstein cattle at J Elsberry stock farm produced high prices close to registered stock. Cows sold around 150 dollars with George W Wilson Stanley dairyman buying eight fancy animals. Bluberry recognized as the Northwest’s top grade Holstein breeder. most animals so high they resemble purebloods, differences mainly in registration.
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Minot
N. D
Elsberry
George W. Wilson
Stanley
Bluberry
Northwest
Elsherry
Americans in Canadian military force
London reported Major General Sam Hughes stated there are at least 2 000 Americans serving in the Canadian military contingent with more welcome. He noted letters of gratitude to mothers of over 100 American boys who died in Flanders beside Canadian troops and said many West Pointers offered to serve as officers.
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London
Sam Hughes
Hughes
Flanders
Second Summons in Barnes County Justice Court
State of North Dakota issues second summons to unnamed defendants in Barnes County Justice Court Valley City to appear September 9 1915 at 2 PM and answer a $25.51 claim for goods sold on about November 18 1909 plus garnished $33 in J. H. Seymour's hands. If absent judgment will be entered. August 14 1915. C A Zabel Justice of the Peace.
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State OF North Dakota
Barnes
C. A. Zabel
Barnes County
Dak
Robt. Anderson
North Dakota
Valley City
J. H. Seymour
Valley City social notes include visitors and travel
J H Sampson returns from Twin Cities business trip. Mrs Will Moore visits Devils Lake. Alma Luessen travels to Kiota. John Blume returns from Minneapolis and Devils Lake. Rev Henry Sailter visits from Minneapolis. Mrs Carl Larson visits her brother on Tenth Avenue. George Fridd shows macaron grown near Laverne with expected 40 bushels per acre. Numerous locals head to Minneapolis Fargo and other cities for visits, work, or to join family, with many departures and arrivals noted.
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J. H. Sampson
Twin Cities
Will Moore
Devils
Alma Luessen
Kiota
John Blume
Minneapolis
Devils Lake
Henry Sailter
Walter Blume
Carl Larson
Barrett, Minn
C. L. Larson
Tenth Avenue
George Fridd
Laverne
Mieg Gladys Moe
Little Falls
Minn
Torhree
Mra
Rogers
W. S. Emery
Ashtabula Township
Glal
C. K. Hills
A. Shultz
F. L. Wicks
Summerset
Ohio
J. J. Lee
Hhis Market
B. A. Greenwood
Ambrose
Mary Bordwell
Litchville
Wimbledon
Fargo
D. B. Owen
Valley City
National Casualty Insurance Co
Billings
Elizabeth Herman
Platow Hospital
W. D. Woodruff
Bismarck
Abe Eckel
Formal
Wm. Young
Times-Record
Valley City Times
Anna Copeland
Milwaukee
George Slingaby
John Palfrey
L. A. Wood
Hope
Geo. A. Fridd
Copeland
Fridd
Gladys
Chas. Maier
Council Bluffs
Wai
Beadle
Missoula
Mont
Burl Carr
Leal
Our City
Spicer
Riverside Hospital
Johnnie Salzer
Salzer Lumber Ca
Jamestown
Rudolf
Misa Nan Mildren
Chicago
Americas appeal to Mexican factions to seek peace
The Pan American peace appeal urges Mexican political and military leaders to meet away from fighting to discuss a provisional government and universal elections. Reports from Texas and Mexico describe bandit activity, Carranza’s stance, and U S officials weighing public release of replies while Villa forces threaten Monterrey.
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Americas
Mexico
Lila
C. B. Parker
Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
Carranza
Zapata
Vera Cruz
Monterey
Villa
State Department
United States
Remodeling the Witter ice cream parlor by Morrisey
A carpenters crew moved to remodel the Witter ice cream parlor after its purchase by Geo A Morrisey last week. Partitions will shift to allow a bakery and the soda fountain will move to the north side to open the main area. After installing the bakery, the shop will be redecorated to accommodate new busines s. FP 3 Towne and family autoed to Page Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter
Geo. A. Morrissey
Prospects Good in Inlope Country
Commissioner R F Flint reports a Northern Pacific agricultural agent finds western North Dakota slope country yields near double prior records. Wheat at 40 bushels per acre and oats near 100. corn delayed but progressing with warm weather. Farmers cleaning weeded land to secure seed corn could see strong prices next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Flint
B. A. Willson
Northern Pacific Railway
Yisk
North Dakota
Unusual Phenomenon Near Larimore Captures Witnesses
A party driving into Larimore on Saturday afternoon sighted a white mist ball fall from the sky, explode on impact, and scatter ground across the W B Gak braeth farm area. A second explosion followed moments later but was not observed in detail. No object was recovered.
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Larimore
Fred Oms
Slaughter House
W. B. Gakbraeth
Informal porch party for visiting ladies hosts Monday
Mrs L 8 Platou entertained Monday afternoon at her home for out of town guests Mrs J P Barnes and Mrs 8 L Little of Helena Montana Miss Mary G Deems sister Mrs E E Argetsinger of Pipestone Minnesota and Mrs Frank Whites sister Mrs Cox of Indianapolis Indiana Twelve ladies attended the event which became a porch party at 4 o'clock with luncheon planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platou
M. J. Englert
J. P. Barnes
Englert
L. Little
Helena, Mont
Mary G. Deem
E. E. Argetsinger
Pipestone
Minn
Frank White
Cox
Indianapolis
Ind
Plan to Fix Up Arrowwood Lake
Carrington residents gathered at Arrowwood Lake on a warm Sunday seeking improvements. They discussed trimming trees mowing weeds and planting grass seed at an estimated cost of about one hundred dollars to enhance the grounds and attract summer cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrington
Arrowwood Lake
Hotel 18 Reopened As Farmers' Hotel In City
The Herald reports the old European hotel on Fourth Avenue has been remodeled and reopened as the Farmers' hotel. Henry Fisk, engineer, and Hdl Sigurdson of Dakota Drug Co plan a trip to Missoula Montana to trout fish in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Herald
Fourth Avenue
Farmers’ Hotel
Henry Fisk
Hdl. Sigurdson
Dakota Drug Co
Missoula,Mont
Mountaina
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T. Melvin Leas
Middlewest Loan & Truat Co
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