Local Nods and Visits Highlight Saturday in City
M O Walker of Kataryn and E Wurst with G C Marsh of Eckelson drop by on business while Florence Turner of Fargo visits friends. J Sgott of Harvey and E C Spicer of Litchville call on business. Henry Wilberg and Emil Evenson of Nome greet locals. Northwest Nursery Co offers surplus shade trees and a few 4 to 5 foot trees at 60 cents. Mrs Dan Moore resigns, heads to Minneapolis then Montana for summer on her claim. Mrs Fritz Kulewatz and son visit Lavery family. Dr and Mrs B A Pray travel to Minot for annual Medical Association meeting. Solomon notes no new truths, Hansen of Brookings linked to Hansen's Hybred Plum tree origin. Northwest Nursery Co advertises phone 1765.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Spicer
Litchville
Henry Wilberg
Emil Evenson
Nome
Northwest Nursery Co
Dan Moore
North Dakota Mutual Insurance Company
Minenapolis
Montana
Moore
Fritz Kulewats
Jamestown
Kulewatz
Thos. Lavery
B.A. Pray
Minot
Medical Association
Solomon
Prof
Hansen
Brookings
Dak
Bargain 8 Toweling Special Ends Today
Bargain 8 offers two days of toweling at 18 to 25 cents per yard for 36 inch wide fabric in several lots. Bargain 19 features ten pieces of patterns and full line of choice patterns at discounted per yard rates with a two for limit of ten.
Arbor Day and community notices fill Courtenay pages
Miss Vera Wilson seen in shopping district. Miss Anna Nelson resumes head saleswoman at J. D. Gray Dept Store. Dr. B. A. Zimmerman called to Enderlin on professional business. Barnes county has rain with cold winds, near-snow conditions. Arbor Day activities focus on trees and shrubs for North Dakota climate. Lincoln and Ritchie school athletes report a strong preliminary meet amid poor weather. Asparagus priced at 15,000 roots for $2 per hundred from Northwest Nursery Co. W. A. Gordon arrives from Minneapolis to load household goods. Miss Myrtle Galipo returns home after Lucca teaching term. The Merry Travelers rehearse for May 10 performance. Mrs. C. L. Robinson to Albert Lea, Minn., with son C. A. Robinson. Cashier Bailey notes R. H. Bronson of Stillwater dies at St. Paul hospital. prominent lumber and banking figure. Bishop Cameron Mann to conduct Episcopal services and confirmations. Dr. L. Brimi visits Cooperstown on Mrs. Alfred Aamoth’s departure. Mrs. E. G. Wanner and children relocate to Bismarck for summer. Miss Bessie Ashton returns from Kalamazoo funeral. Mrs. Chas T. Brown of Los Angeles visits, leaves for southern Minnesota. Sota plum trees offered at 40 cents. Northwest Nursery Co delivers city-wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Nelson
J. D. Gray Department
A. Zimmerman
Enderlin
Barnes County
Arbor Day
North Dakota
Lincoln
Ritchie
Northwest Nursery Co
W. A. Gordon
Minneapolis
Myrtle Galipo
Lucca
Ene
C. L. Robinson
Albert Lea
Minn
C. A. Robinson
Bailey
Bank of
Valley City
R. H. Bronson
Stillwater
Paul
Bronson
First National Bank of Stillwater
Episcopal Church
L. Brimi
Cooperstown
Alfred Aamoth
Detroit
E. G. Wanner
Mr. Wanner
Bismarck
Bessie Ashton
Normal
Kalamazoo
Mich
Chas, T. Brown
Los Angeles
Beese
Miss van Sien
Points
Minnesota
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.R. Butler
N. D
Sth
Ave
M. O. Walker
Kataryn
E. Wurst
G. C. Marsh
Eckelson
Florence Turner
Fargo
J. Sgott
Harvey
Nig Price Mercantile CO
Walstings
Renfrew Ginghams
India
Henderson
Coats
Gray
Vera Wilson
Courtenay
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