City Gossip From Monday's Daily in Enderlin Area
Rudolph Linnerman of Enderlin won a Valley City visitor Sunday. Miss Anna Tucker of Courtenay is visiting Miss Pauline McFarland. D. N. Haggart of Haggart Construction checks sewer work. The Wimbledon group of Huntley, Dale, and Warner registered at Rudolf hotel. Miss Olga Holmquist fell ill in Valley City, hospitalized. P. J. Jacobson from Fingal visited. Miss Alpha Ferguson returns to Nome. Miss Eleanore Lewis resigns from Chaffee Dept Store to Sheldon. Miss Grace Larson returns to Marion. Miss Anna Cook travels from city toward St Paul and Nebraska en route to Montana. Rain unsettled, harvest underway and grain damaged. W. C. Caldwell, W. L. Caldwell, L. M. Caldwell, and Jessie Wyckoff of Mononga visited, a spring broke on arrival. W. B. Wharton of Oriska also in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Linnerman
Enderlin
Valley City
Anna Tucker
Courtenay
Pauline McFarland
D. N. Haggart
Haggart Construction Company
C. M. Huntley
C. M. Dale
W. B. Warner
Wimbledon
Rudolf Hotel
Olga Holmquist
Sheldon
Grace Larson
Marion
Anna Cook
St. Paul
Nebraska
Miss Cook
Montana
W. C
W. L
W. B. Wharton
Oriska
Local visitors and shoppers fill city scenes
Tuesday's Daily records a string of visitors and callers in the city. names include Mr and Mrs Scharfe Glenburn and Peter Peterson Tappan. R B Hancock Minneapolis transacted business yesterday. Geo L Hempstead Jamestown and Miss Wyndmen Normal faculty visited Jamestown. Miss Christine Carlson St Paul arrives to lead millinery at Chaffee Store. Miss Hazel Fuller Milwaukee to head millinery at Jessie Sargent's. Mrs Lee Combs departed last night for their destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scharfe
Glenburn
Kindred
Peter Peterson
Thomas McLaan
Tappan
R. B. Hancock
Minneapolis
Geo. L. Hempstead
Jamestown
Leo Ratcliff
O. N. Dahl
E. H. Dale
Cathay
Christine Carlson
St. Paul
Chaffee
Hazel Fuller
Milwaukee
Wis
Misa Jessie Sargent
Lee Combs
Ex-chief of police charged with gambling in city
Dent after days with Mr. Combs reports Joe Beguin ex chief of police Bowbells is under arrest on gambling charges. The item notes a flood of visitors including Mrs Arleigh Miller and Barbara returning from Minneapolis and other guests visiting local residents in the area.
Wandering Guests and Local Notices Saturday
Miss Ruth Murphy of Bordulac spent the day in town yesterday. Miss Esther Peake visits Miss Ethel Flagler at Wimbledon for a week. A.J. Henry Jr leaves for Duluth to visit his son Russell. Mr and Mrs Wm Palmer head to Detroit Lake for a few days. Mrs Val Pratten to Columbus Ohio. Floyd Tenny of the Times-Record heads to Battle Lake angling a week. Wm Tenny family arrives from Milwaukee and Chicago, staying over Sunday then to Devils Lake. Chas EB Showder of Lucca on business. Prof C G Curtiss leaves for Minneapolis then Milwaukee and Chicago. Mr and Mrs Frank Sykes of Mason City Iowa visit their son Ben. later to Montana to see daughter. E.G. Warner, formerly here, now in Bismarck, says Exposition this fall will eclipse all. Barnes county could win prizes with effort. Ennis a booster for Barnes, even in Bismarck. Mr and Mrs S A Pray and family, from Fairhaven, head to Valley City next Thursday. Mr and Mrs Chas Selden, guests of Selden parents, leave for Sleepy Eye. Mrs H V Church, guest of daughter Mrs Lee Cowell, returns to Livingston Montana. Chief Swanson reports two men quarreling. officers intervene at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Murphy
Bordulac
Esther Peake
Ethel Flagler
Wimbledon
A.J. Henry, Jr
Duluth
Russell
Wm. Palmer
Detroit Lake
Val Pratten
J. E. Jones
Columbus
Ohio
Floyd Tenny
Times-Record
Battle Lake
Wm. Tenny
Milwaukee
Chicago
Devils Lake
Chas
Lucca
C. G. Curtiss
Minneapolis
Frank Sykes
Mason City
Iowa
Ben
Montana
E.G. Warner
Bismarck
Barnes County
A. Pray
Fairhaven
Valley City
N. D
Detroit News
Chas. Selden
Mr. Selden
Sleepy Eye
Minn
H. V. Church
Local residents plan travels amid hot weather and town visits
Edward Crain of the Normal faculty leaves Friday for a Yellowstone tour. W J Westergaard heads north to Kenmare and beyond. L M Davis of Minot stops in town midweek, while Phoebe Hudson plans a month away visiting Paynesville and Duluth before Cleveland via boat. C W Pollock of Fingal meets business acquaintances in the city. Alma McPherson, recently operated on at Platou Hospital, returns home from Fargo. Preston Garland of Carrington calls on friends and manages land deals near Carrington. D C Chaffee reports buying stock in New York for fall and winter. Weather tonight looks cooler, easing heat from last night. Mrs C L Sheppy and Mr and Mrs Smith, Hope visitors, shop downtown. Mrs Dan Greenan learns of sister Mrs McLaughlin’s death in Postville. Greenan may attend funeral. A Hope sister visits today and may return tonight, riding with Mr and Mrs Geo Smyth who seek a house here. Mr and Mrs M S Mallaugh of Wimbledon are in town visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Crain
Yellowstone Park
W. J. Westergaard
Kenmare
Pointe
L. M. Davis
Minot
Dayiare
Briquitting Co
Fargo
Mise Phoebe Hudson
Paynesville
Duluth
Cleveland
Ohio
C. W. Pollock
Fingal
Alma McPherson
Platou Hospital
Preston Garland
Carrington
Carington
D. C
Chaffee
New [Ee
C. L. Sheppy
Mrs. Smith
Hope
Mallaugh
Wimbledon
Disorderly conduct charges face arraignment this afternoon
A disorderly charge taints the docket as men await arraignment this afternoon while a colored man is to be brought up on a general vagrancy charge. Officers continue efforts to maintain order despite labor agitators present for several days. A Lang and wife visited Valley City yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
A. Lang
Valley City
Local residents noted in travel and business activity
John Salin and Anton Mellin of Leal visited for business while Geo M Hunt of Wimbledon and Herman Winterer on Lake McDonald spent time in town. County Auditor Chas Nelson visited Bramarck. officials and residents including the Goodsells, Candis and Golda Nelson, Aldable, Mason and Holtquist prepared trips or headed home for vacations and business.
Local residents seen in city for visits and business
Fargo guest list includes H Allen, Dick Lamb praises returning to work. Mason and Rudolf guests from Mini Acapulis and Jamestown visit. Mrs Olson travels to Out Bank Mont. Murphy family from Grand Forks stops. Irene Personina hosts Louis Reed Jamestown guest. Several Nome Lisbon and Jamestown visitors transacting business. A modern brick block for sale or trade in Willmar, Minn, offers $2000 annual rent and land swap options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. H. Allen
Fargo
Dick Lamb
H. Mason
Mini Acapulis
Rudolf
Arne Olson
Out Bank
Mont
M. F. Murphy
Mary and
Margaret Murphy
Grand Forks
Mies Louis Reed
Jamestown
Irene Personina
Ole H. Miller
Nome
A. M Gardner
Lisbon
Mire Katherine Jones
Biamarck
Rudolf Hotel
Mise Jean Smith
Nita Johnson
Ottertall Lake
Prof
The Economical Way Adverts in The Times Record
The Times Record promotes its small newspaper ads as the most economical method to reach a large local audience. It argues a low cost can effectively secure desired goods and services, influencing success in many ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Notable Insanity Case Grips Arnegard Family
In Arnegard North Dakota on August 18 a severe mental breakdown afflicts Mrs Harvey Wehrung after worrying over her five month old baby’s illness since birth. Her husband Harvey Wehrung broke his shoulder earlier, compounding distress and she is sent to Jamestown for treatment while the family of five faces anxiety and hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnegard
N. D
Harvey Wehrung
Jamestown
Webrung
Theyre After You Political Chorus On Mexico Turbulence
An item notes the protest song bend about Uncle Sam facing trouble in Mexico and Europe. It mentions Baltimore figures Joah Wink and J Burnham and Faol N Allen of Jamestown mixing in business circles today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Mexico
Tutland
Europe
Chorun Ris
Joah Wink
Baltimore
J. Burnham and
Faol N. Allen
Jamestown
Social events and weddings fill fraternal pages
A long list of gatherings from North Dakota to Minnesota features surprises at birthdays and anniversaries, engagements, and weddings. Mrs. Anna Nelson Ito Hanson and Mrs. Emma Beers Fehmer host and attend social luncheons, while Miss Gertrude, Myrtle Coop, Gladys Schmall, and Miss Susie Rowe are noted for birthday celebrations and engagements.
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Butler Sant
Valley City, WO
M. J. Englert
Winnipeg
Willis R. James
Mincle
M.C. James
T. F. McCue
Ines Ripley
McCue
Herman Winterer
Big Lake McDonald
Tereats
J. T. Thornatiest
Redlands
Cal
Oscar Mason
J. M. Caldwell
Lloyd
Wyckoff
Monsago
Caldwell
Bank of Monan Ko
Tts
B.D. Lum
John Salin
Leal
Anton Mellin
Geo. M. Hunt
Lake McDonald
Nelson
Bramarck
Dean
Detroit
Mich
New York
Havana
Indiggapolia
Ind
Willmar
Edwin Ruble
Driscoll
Mre. Palmer
Pete Norgard
Rom Fi
McDonald Residence
Gertrude
Gladys Schmall
Myrtle
Marjorie Coop
the Rex
Miss Myrtle
A.B. Cox
Franklyn Kelley
Kansas
W. D. Jeffrey
J. Wright
Anns Sternberg
Leo Straus
J. VanHouten
P. Ellie
Id. E. Featherstone
W. W. Smith
Otto Zetterberg
G. Fridd
Laura Bassett
Sigurdson J. B. Meyer
T. X. Jones
Anna Nelson Ito
M. Hanson
Northwood
Naeseth
Ranson
Oxakis
Smith
Misa Reese
Wesley Hall
Anna VanSien
Robt, Fehmer
Faribault
Rev. Anderson
Fehmer
Mra
Irgens
The
Court Chambers
Susie Rowe
F. B. Thomas
Mrs. Thomas
Somdahl
Main Street
Mr.Thomas
Northern Pacific
Fessenden
Lila Belseker
Arthur Necher
T. L. Belseker
Grand Forka
Gov
Mrs. Hanna
Emma Beers
Robt. Fehmer
Anderson
Hazel Nielsen
Georgia Bailey
Columbia University
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Civic Center
Lst
M. A Hildreth
C. F. Amdon
G. D. Dowling
W. HH. Stewart
J. H. Sheppard
Mra. B
H. H. Wheelock
Mm. G. D. Dowling
Jessie Comstock
F. J. Thompson
R. B. Weible
J. A. Anderson
Miss Stoner
Gilbert
Keene
Jensen
H. A. Kinneman
E. J. Weiser
C. W. Dalrymple
M. A. Baldwin
A. Hallenberg
A. E. Beatle
Fargo College
C.C. Creegan
Blanche True
F. EB. Stratton
R .M. Pollock
Perley
Foster
Andrews
Alice Paddock
Jamaltown
J. H Sheppard
R. Re
Bere I and
Eh Seton
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