Snows gone and spring work soon begins in Kathryn
County notes describe thawed ground, upcoming spring tasks, and frequent visits among residents. Jens Henrikson, Peter Andersen, Helge Olson transact in Kathryn last Monday. Dozens of shoppers, visitors, and local meetings fill week entries, including a town meeting at Halvor Skorpen's and the Sheyenne Ladies Aid plan for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieyenne
Jens Henrikson
Peter A. Anderson
Helge Olson
Kathryn
Martin Thoreson
Andrew Westby
T. Aas
Julia Rensley
Helena Brakke
Ole Stevens
Helma Henrikson
Edna Aas
Nina Henrikson
Fritz Olstad
Valley City
Maggie
Maud Olstad
Christine Olson
Carl Henrikson
Halvor Skorpen
Anton Anderson
Thom Hovde
Joseph Stevens
Sunda
Jens Rensby
Manchus Monson
Stevens Stevenson
Mer
Oscar FE
Aas
Johanna Henrikson
Andrew C) Nelson
Oscar B. jAas
Ole 1
Oistad
Julia Johnson
Sheyenne Ladies’ Aid
Andrew C. Nelson
GO. Aas
Oscar E. Aas
Peter Gregerson
John F. Henrikson
Jens Rensbey
Minnie Opsahl
Litchville
Anders Opsahl
Fingal
Nome
John ©. Lee
G. O
Anton Anderson Sr
Anders Opsatil
Mandius Monson
East Prairie
Willie Adcock
Revival Meetings Spark Good Results in Grand Prairie
March 1 notes report revival meetings in the Grand Prairie church yielding positive results. Mary Ludwig is at present rising house for Matt Miller during his wife’s absence. Clarence Fremberg visited Edwin Sunde for a few days. Otto Kuester is staying in Valley City for treatments. Mrs J Niel and children plan to spend the summer at the Gibson farm, welcomed by friends in Grand Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
Valley City
John
Oleven Nigl
Liala Fenstad
5. Anders
O. BE. Sunde
Iva
Pillsbury
Northridge
Sam
M. Miller
Otto
Oliver
John Niel
Anton Miller
Edwin Sunde
Mrs. Taylor
McKay
Mary Ludwig
Grand Prairie
Matt Miller
Clarence Fremberg
Otto Kuester
J. Niel
Gibson Farm
Seed grain prep and social notes from Leal vicinity
Burl Carr arrived from Valley City to prepare seed grain for spring work. The M. W. A. basket and weight social Monday night drew a crowd. Baskets sold by the presenting lady’s weight, with prices varying by weight and appearance, and many attractive locals participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Carr
Valley City
Valley City Farmers Club Meeting and Local Notices
Jason served as a Valley City caller last Saturday. The Farmers club met at Mr Vondreschek's last Thursday with about 70 people present. Reports from a committee covered unfinished business and town affairs. Elis Larson's farm hosted a schoolhouse social in Dist No 26 with dancing and over thirty dollars raised for the Hemen nine baseball team. Fred Nelson seeks a good looking typewriter. Mortensen enters the swine business. County roads are nearly impassable. Migratory birds such as hawks crows geese and ducks appear townwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason
Valley City
Farmers Club
Vondreschek
Richard
Greet ‘Township
Elis Larson
Dist
Hans
Hemen Nine
Fred Nelson
Morten Mortensen
West Prairie and Hastings Family Visits Noted
Various small town visitors are recorded with families from West Prairie to Hastings and Valley City. Names include Falstad, Gangstad, Norgaard, Carl Johnson, Velure, Pederson, Oppergaard, Berg, Erickson, and Landsverk. events span last Sunday to midweek with gatherings, dinners, and farm activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Oppergaards
Lawrence Velure
Plazer Erickson
Alma
Irwir Gangstad
L di
Valley City
J. Velure
Willie
Hardags
L. S. Nordgaard
Gurina Landsverk
Waasama
C. W. Erickson
H. E. Gangstad
Oscar Berg
E. Falstad
Hastings
Carl Johnson Sanday
Erickson
C. Holberg
Norgaard
Leonard Johnson
C. W .Erickson
Haakon Billet
Lawrence
Nilda
Alfred Beck
Oscar
Olaf Oppegaard
Jens Strand
Charley Elm
Nilda Velure
West Prairie
Falstad
Gangestad
TS. Norgaard
Carl Johnson
Nikta Velure
Dist
Mrach Tih
Garine Landsverk
Martin
Oscar Terennkay
Meadow Creek Farms
Martin Berg
Mlannah
Inauguration Return Draws Big Washington Crowd
From Capitol seats the Presidential party passed close to spectators as Vice-President Marshall and President-Elect Wilson walked with Taft and the Supreme Court. Bryan drew the largest ovation, while Congressman Young hosted a theatre party for ladies to view Billy Burke. The Wilsons then made a public theater appearance in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Marshall
Wilson Im
Taft
Supreme Court
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
Bryan
Young
Billy Burke
Wilson
Plan Reception For Incoming Settlers
Wimbledon North Dakota March 11 The Farmers' club at this place has arranged to give farmers from southern states expected to arrive here a welcoming reception It is to give newcomers a favorable impression of their new neighbors and to make them feel at home in their new surroundings The land companies operating here have sold many farms in the locality to parties who plan to locate and settle on the land as their homes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
N. D
Farmers’ Club
Mystery of Gray Block Is Solved
The gray block mystery ends as the woman pictured proves to be a tailor’s dummy with cast off clothing from Northwest Nursery Co and Terry School of Dress Making. A Lincoln school Birthday Dinner for Miss Nellie Whitcher featured yellow white decor, candlelight, and toasts from faculty and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Nursery Co
Terry School of
Times-Record
Lincoln School
Nellie Whitcher
Invincible Literary Society
Lincoln
Olsby
Whiteers
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Hemen Vicinity
Eliza Anandall
Salem Cradell
J. A. Stoll
E. C. Thompson
Famil Chas
Wolski
John Campbell
Patarigy
Dickey
Fd Spaulding
Cleary Miller
Howard
Rollie Stoll
Salem Crandell’s
Flerman
Rollie Stall
Miro
Mes
Samy Wolski
Martha
Lian
C. Lettenmaier
Herbert Lettenmaier
Ruedolph Greb
F.C. ‘Thompson's
Hertha Zoeller
Nellie Whiteher
Agricultural Club
Worst
The
Agricultural College
Ittself
Wu. Ronzheimer
Ronzheimers
Ronzheimer
S.E. Harper
M. M. White
Fred Getchell
Anna Knudson
Mabel
J. TE
Main
South 1St. Paul
Minn
Dot
South St. Paw
Fred Formans
Brother Storke
Forman
Roth
A. Anderson
J. F
South St. Paul
Fifth Avenue
Juss Nielson
C. N. McGillivray
Main Stree Valley City
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