Local residents visit and travel notes at Hope and surrounding towns
The record lists numerous locals including E A Lathrop, J O Wheeler, Frank Provan and N S Elliott, J D Gray, Claire Codding, B Jones and Mrs Jones, T X Jones, James McIntyre, Chas Baker, and Frank Lannon visiting, with mentions of farming interests, normal faculty members, and a dairy commissioner on business. Also notes trips to Fargo, Nome and Eckelson, plus a resignation at the Fair Store and a job notice for a hospital matron in Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Lathrop
Hope
J. O. Wheeler
Tower City
Frank Provan
Ns. Elliott
Marion
J.D. Gray
Twin Cities
Claire Codding
Fargo College
B. Jones
Funeral, visits, and travel notes color small town life
Local notices report a funeral at the Catholic church for Peter LeBlanc, various social visits in Lisbon and surrounding towns, theater plans, a grocery wagon wreck on Main Street, and a fire at Thoreson’s restaurant. Health updates include Mrs. Jenney Schiegal’s successful operation and Dairy Commissioner Greenwood’s auto tour visiting dozen towns. Herb Weston returns from Cuba praising fruit prospects and orchards pending fertilization.
Miller guest in city as Arlie Miller’s father visits
Arthur Miller of Minneapolis was in town yesterday to visit his son Arlie. A. F. Pierce left this morning for New Rockford to adjust a fire loss for his company. Mat Krogh spent the day near Rogers on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Miller
Minneapolis
Arlie
A. F. Pierce
New Rockford
Mat Krogh
Rogers
Enderlin Visitors and Town Notes Slide by Day
Mrs Shirley of Enderlin spent yesterday in the city with her mother Mrs Farnham. Master James Combs is confined at home with a mild attack of diphtheria. Miss Louise Burleson, visiting with friends at Keteal, returned home Tuesday. E R Bradley of Grace City calls on friends today. N W Hall and D E Hall were large visitors here today. Mrs J A Ramoth, after a week with relatives at Detroit Man, returned home last night. John Malmstad of McHenry is among the business callers today. Mrs William Greenwood, who underwent a serious operation at Riverside hospital, is improving. Rev Vermilya invites G A R W E C and Co G to Memorial Sunday services at the M E church on May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Martinson
A. Flewell
Leal
Tresdale
May Palmer
Fargo
Jenney Schiegal
Riverside Hospital
E. A. Greenwood
Emil Feldman
Sanborn
Togers
Carey
Hannaford
Cooperstown
Thoreson's
Tmogene Berlin
Wimbledon
C. A. Solin
R. T. Healey
P. Nokken
Rogers
A. F. Pierce
Valley City
Multast Insurance Company
Blanche Kee
Mame Brady
Helmar Nelson
Pargo
Bob Beckley
Bismarck
Pop War Burrough
Macking Man
A. L. Watkins
State Enforcement League
Amyong
Congregational Brotherhood
Mort White
Getchell Prairie
Will Whitcher
St. Paul
Frank Madwick
Edith
F. Litesson
James Algeo
L. E. Tedstrom
Bernice
Herb Weston
Cuba
Weston
Ife
Shirley
Enderlin
Farnham
James Combs
Dyetheria
Louise Burleson
Keteal
E. R. Bradley
Grace City
N. W. Hall
D. E. Hall
Largo
J. A. Ramoth
Detroit Mann
John Malmstad
McHenry
William Greenwood
Local News Briefs From Kenmare And Surroundings
Friday's Daily notes Tou Smith plans to return home tonight after a week at a park in Kenmare. Mrs. Wheeler and her daughter visit Mrs. M. R. Nelson in town. Dr. FH. Smith of Blamarek traveled home from a medical meeting in Minot. Martin Otterness of Minneapolis spent yesterday with M. J. Boyd en route to North Yakima. Mr. and Mrs. Condit plan to leave for now due to his mother's illness. The Neumann family will move into the W. A. Gordon residence they bought. Mrs. Frank White reports from Philadelphia and Richmond Indiana while visiting family. Mrs. W. A. Gordon departs for Minneapolis. daughter Phoebe stays for the school year. The Vigilant Hose Company answered a two mile east alarm, extinguishing a bridge fire with buckets and river water. L. A. Ryan and T. A. Landblom of Fargo visit E. N. Dab. A Sanborn primer and Hon. A. P. Hanson visit. Teacher examinations held with 34 applicants. County commissioners adjourned after a three day session. Dr. V L H Stickney, from Minot meetings, stops here en route home to Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tou Smith
Kenmare
Otterness
North Yakima
Washington
L. A. Ryan
T. A. Landblom
Fargo
E. N. Dabl
Sanborn
A. P. Hanson
Litchville
C. Smith
Pillabury
County Auditor's Office
V LH. Stickney
Medical Association
Minot
Dickinson
Thorkelson Family and Guests Attend City Events
Mrs. Bertha Thorkelson arrived from Fergus Falls and will stay several days with her son Archie Thorkelson. Miss Leona Paxton plans a one month vacation in Central City Nebraska. Bert Weston and Carl Bubitz go to Fargo for the big field meet with over twenty schools entered. A refined vaudeville show is planned for visiting delegates. Tomorrow tryouts for track and declamation will begin with about seventy entries. Miss Sigrid Gunderson leaves for Minneapolis to join a Norse travel group to New York and Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Thorkelson
Fergus Falls
Archie Thorkelson
Leona Paxton
C. C. Chaffee Department Store
Central City
Nebraska
J. A. Biggs
Bert Weston
Carl Bubitz
Fargo
A.C
A. C
Sigrid Gunderson
Minneapolis
New York
Norway
Gunderson
Old Country
Valley City Opens Baseball Season With Oriska
Valley City launches baseball season Thursday at the town ball park facing Oriska’s White Hopes in a eagerly anticipated contest. Manager McGarry disputes the visiting recruiting claims while locals aim to showcase their lineup and fans expect a strong turnout and solid debut from batteries McIntyre Wickstrom Leahy or McGarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Oriska
Neck of the Woods
McGarry
McIntyre
Wickstrom
Leahy
City Visitors From Tower City Callers List
Walter G. Young is among business callers in Tower City today. Harry Poole and Fred Smith arrived in the city from Tower City yesterday. A. M. Henderson and (. Kettleson were Mayville representatives in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Young
Tower City
Harry Poole
Fred Smith
A. M. Henderson
Kettleson
Mayville
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A.R. Butler
Everont
N. D
5Th Ave
Greenwood
Eckelson
Mable McDonald
C. McDonald
Lantinm
Mich
McDonald
John Carrall
Jamestown
K. A. Bonhus
Maud Cronen
Fair
Frank Hermes
Simonson’s
Ortenville
Minn
Lisbon
Maud Willard
Luella Lien
Purdon
Clair Parker
Anna Pilss
Jessie Sargent
Pills
Marjorie McDonald
Peter LeBlanc
Father Schimmel
LeBlanc
Vermilya
M. E. Church
Bart. J. Goodwin
Security Bank
Minneapolis, Minn
Coats
Right Price Mercantile Co
Knights of Columbus
Walter Wetz
W. C. Heath
Rowbells
C. F. Lambert
Arena
Simenson
Norfolk
Straus
Kuppenheimer
Countrie
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