Gathering of local news and visits across region
A long list of residents and visitors travels, visits, and small-town events in Fargo, Wimbledon, Valley City, Enderlin, Spiritwood Lake, and surrounding areas. The notes include trips by John L. More, Iver Skarr, Grace Tichy, Miss Carabraugh, and many others, plus threshing activity, new arrivals, and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. More
Fargo
Louis Martinson
Seal
Wimbledon
Iver Skarr
Valley City
John Haley
Courtenay
Wan
EB. R. Sherman
L. B. Milerpent
Enderlin
Grace Tichy
J. R. Clarnen
Lidgerwood
J. M. Caldwell
Charles City
Albert Hubbell
Sawtelle
Cal
R. Clendening
John Gillette
Dell Rapids
J. J. Quintivan
P. Lopeteliow
Gertrude
H. M. Stroud
Spiritwood Lake
Carabraugh
Northwood
Laws
Noah Jarvis
L. James
Vancouver
B. C
Tom Flewell
A. B. Cox
Emma Schmirler
Waunau
Wis
J.C. Schmitzler
Cox
Bismarck
H. ©. Banger
Gilbert Darkenwald
Davenport
Town
W. C. Joos
Beern
Tracy Geisen
Wadena
Thos. Pierson
Henry Willson
Eimera
Vida
New Rockford
Willson
Frank L. Hammond
Spring Valley
Robert Mewell
S. L. H. Winje
Rogers Lumber Co
Weir
Sanborn
Paras
Mra
D. R. Jones
Genevieve McKinnon
Strawyer
Jonas Gro
Local Notes From Litchville Bulletin Aug 25
Mrs Aug Linner returns to Brisbane. D H Reed back from a brief business trip. Inga M Olgon to teach at Svea consolidated school next year. Dr Perry visited his mother. John Parry of Valley City visited last Saturday. Mrs J H Lubbelusen hosted a gathering for Mrs E W Williams at Sanborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Linner
Brisbane
D.H. Reed
Urgs
Mies Inga M. Olgon
Svea Consolidated School
Perry
John Parry
Valley City
J. H. Lubbelusen
E. W. Williams
Sanborn
Tragic death and farm news fill local page notes
Obituary notes a child born May 30 1916 in the city who died after a cholera illness in St. Piru. Interment at Oakhill Cemetery. Farm reports cover threshing yields including barley 60 bushels, oats 1 400 bushels, and marquis wheat. Weather delays hinder threshing. various crews charge hourly rates. Social items note a birthday party at Mr and Mrs P Sarsten with gifts. Other items mention visits by H C Biggs family, Miss Ethel Davis, and Father Kleidon replacing Rev Ryan in Fargo. A mishap recounts Rev Atkinson’s fall while painting the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Spencer
T. Skauge
Christine ,O, QO
City
George
International Harvester Co
J. A. Egge
Moorhead
Egge
Northwestern Hospital
Henry Groth
Marie
Detroit
Minn
Groth
Griswold
Knut Tvedt
Fargo
M. Wietil
Walcott
Miew
Irma Hummel
Schindeldecker
R.A. Jongeward
Albin Sanding
Meadow Lake Township
K. Pounds
Fitzgerald
A. D. Dibbern
Ted Ottes
Marion
Sten@rgon
Frank Bitzenhofer
Kathryn
A. M. Hansen
St. Paul
W. H. Armstrong
Lisbon
R. R. McGregor
Tr. Strinden
Pelican Hapids
Peter
Strinden
B. F. Boohin
Minneapolis
Burton
Pine Street
Ed Moline
Telephone Company
Latt
Scoby
Mont
Plaza
L. T. Peterson
Hettinger
Aberdeen
C. F. Embertaon
Valley City
Milas Mabel Nelson
Bemidi
Bere
George Olson
bin Howe
Glenwood
Mary Virginii
Mra
Lm, Bond, Aledyat
St. Piru
Thia
Bond
Metamora
Oakhill
Capitol City
Nell Linn
Atre
Marquis Montas
Brushwine Brothers
Marquis
Dorum
John Herring
P. Sarsten
Svea
Sarsten
Saraten
Mies Fieldhaug
Edwin Brolson
Fergus Falls
Lven Hanson and Brothers
State of Texas
T. M. Murphy
Wai. McKean
A. Marsh
Ethel Davis
First National Bank
Myrtle Lundgren
Business
H.C. Biggs
Effie
Helen
Eunice
Missoula
Father Kleidon
W. J. Ryan
Father Ryan
Docese
Hoy
Frank Atkinson
Local Notes From Enterprise Depot Scene and Community
John Kiser returns to work at the depot while residents report travel, visits and local activity. A large list of residents and visitors are noted including Walter Bergeron, H C Barber, C J Miller, Addie Frampton, N J Olsen, Chas Brandenberg, and many others. Weather impacts threshing with early crop yields recorded at 12% bushels and four bushels per acre for marquis wheat, while plans unfold for fairs and the G A B encampment in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
John Kiser
Walter Bergeron
Fargo
H. C. Barber
McHenry
Hobart
C. J. Miller
A. A. J. Lang
Addie Frampton
Minneapolia
N. J. Olsen
Chas. Brandenberg
Paul
L. Thorldsen
Dawson
Bismarck
Fred Tabbert
Clark City
Frank Cook
Herman Willkomm
Valley City
J. L. Withrill
Bailey
Forman
M. Murphy
Robert Kee
Walum
Wogsland
Carl Frohland
Tower City
Orlaka
H.C. Hotchkiss
John McGinniss
W. M. Hotchkiss
Jamestown
Sanborn
McKean
Rath
Andrew Waite
Leo O'Mera
Sof
Thos. Swartout
Val- Joy City
Y. Way
C.H. Gergeron
Duluth
Litchville
A J. Linn
J. Lief
Bisle Zachow
Breckenridge
I Minn
F. C. Olsen
Robert
Elizabeth
Mornicia
Binriche
Kansas City
Recorder News Roundup From Aug 24
Names and errands fill the page as residents travel to Fargo Valley City and Detroit Mill towns. A new safe arrives at Forters State Bank weighs 2500 pounds. Church women plan a meeting Aug 31. Several locals undergo surgery in Valley City and Hawley while others visit relatives in Fargo Verona and Fergus Falls. Baker's College reports job placements for 40 locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Recorder
Misa Hazel Harson
Gilbert Twelt
Litchville
Ragmus Oleberg
Fargo
Misa Petra Stormer
Runch
Moc
Dally Dam
Aid
Amma Anderson
Clara Berg
N. J. Olsen
Leo Olsen
Knut Olsberg
Valley City
Christ Thoreson
Helen
Sommerfelt
Maxwell
J. C. Thoreson & Co
Ella Hellickson
Andrew Knudson
Sioux Falls
Chas. Knudson
Sand Prairie
Lena Severson
Theo Solheim
Ft. Rancom
Augual. Berg
H. Hansel
Minot
Austin Anderson
B. A. Moe
Darey
S.G. Bowman
J. M. Thoreson
Dazey
Forters' State Bank
Mosler
Olaf Halvorsen
Ernest Peder
Hawley
Detroit
Minn
P. G. Pederson
EB. Eggen
John Sando
Josie
Bidaing Jett
Canada
Rocka
Sanders
Jon Biveness
Fergus Falls
Mint
Hastings
Ringeaker
Agnes Oleon
John Hellickaon
Ida Ekern
Carrien Anderson
Verona
Father Baker
Starke
Albert Beck
St. Paul
Vernon Mikkelsen
Ylub
Twin Cities
Canadian Educators Call Macdonald to Consultation
Canadian educators urge Macdonald to consult as N. C. Macdonald departs Thursday afternoon on the fourth for Winnipes and Winnipex Beach to enjoy a brief outing and attend a Manitoba school directors meeting. Also notices offer two mares aged ten and four at a bargain and an Alvo rubber-tired bogey for sale with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Macdonald
Winnipes
Winnipex Beach
Province of
Manitoba
Riteble
Mayland Leaves Valley City to Lead Extension Work at Farxo
Edwin Mayland, long time farming agent for southern Barnes county, accepts a position at the Agricultural college in Farxo to oversee extension work under Director Thomas Cooper. Known for his agricultural expertise and valued service to farm families, he and Mrs. Mayland leave Valley City with the community's best wishes as Fargo gains a capable official in a key expansion role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Mayland
Barnes County
Agricultural College
Farxo
Thomas Cooper
Mayland
Valley City
Fargo and
the Plate
James Is Appointed Better Farming Agent
Arrangements between county commissioners and Thomas Cooper director of agricultural extension replace Ed win Mayland with M. C. James as Barnes county agent. Mayland moves to Fargo to lead farm extension at the Agricultural college. James, known to Barnes county farmers, has directed county agent work since July 24 with T. X. Calnan assisting in the northern half. All inquiries now go to Mr James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cooper
M. C. James
Barnes County
Edwin Mayland
Mayland
The
Agricultural College
Fargo
Jamoa
Valley City State Normal School
T. X. Calnan
Wimbledon
James
Mr. James
Archbishop Spalding Dead at Peoria Home
Arch bishop Spalding dies at his Peoria residence at 3 80 pm after years of illness. Born June 2 1840 in Lebanon Kentucky he led the Peoria diocese from 1908 following a career in Louisville New York and Washington recognized for labor writings and arbitration in the 1902 anthracite strike. The Spalding family roots trace to early America with loyalty to the Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ann John Lancaster Spalding
Catholic Church
Peoris
Seypholia
Preside Roosevelt
Bishop Spalding
America
New World
Lord Baltimore
Henry VII
Elizabeth
England
Spaulding
Lebanon
Mount St. Mary's College
Cincinnati
Ledvain
Belgium
Rome
United States
St . Louisville
Lavialle
Louisville
Rust Resistant Wheat Stories From Bolley and Fire Hit Jamestown Barn
Professor H L Bolley discusses rust resistant wheat with North Dakota extension aims to curb scab and blight while noting field results and milling questions. A fire at J M Green residence 916 Fifth Ave destroys a barn with uncertain origin and minor losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolley
Green Residence
Jamestown
H. L. Bolley
North Dakota Extension Department
The
Agricultural College
Plata
Wimbledon-Fessenden
North Dakota
Felda
Kazan
South Dakota
Minnesota
J. M. Green
Fifth Avenue
C. F. Embertson
J. B. N. Rude
Carania
Naughton Erects Modern Barn on Big Farm Southeast of Rogers
Michael Naughton, farming five miles southeast of Rogers, commissions a large 8 34x84 barn of Pacific coast fir for wind and weather resistance. It will hold 40 horses and a herd of cattle with advanced hay and feed handling. Robert Bailey of Valley City leads construction. Naughton praises his energy and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Naughton
Rogers
Times-Record
Weekly Times Record
Barnes County
Naughton
Robert Bailey
Valley City
Grand Prairie School district bids for cursejfeg material and erection
Bids will be received up to Sept 7 at 8 p.m by the Grand Prairie School district No 67 for material and the erection of a barn including foundation. Specifications may be seen at Carpenter Neumann Lumber Co Valley City. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the district board M T Miller, Clerk Luverne ND. 244s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Perie
Uone
Carpenter-Neumann Lumber Co
Valley City
M. T. Mbler
Luverne
N. D
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Teak
Renyggeon 22
És Tome
Teery Peer
Here
Geersatry
Ceca
MacDonald
Better Farming
Archbishop Spalding
Trim Town
Apple
Wm. Patton
van Hook
Castoria
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