Dazey and Area Residents Visit in Nearby Cities
A flurry of Sunday and Friday travels links Dazey residents with Hannaford Valley City Moorhead Fargo and nearby towns. Notables include Mr and Mrs Milbreath Osakis Dagny Hetland Mollie and others visiting relatives and handling affairs while workers from Thompson Yards erect two large silos in Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McInnes
Hannaford
Harvey Ragmusson
Glenfield
Dazey
Lester Moore
Mrs. Milbreath
Fargo
Ole Mickelson
Valley City
Irwin Krueger
Moorhead
Wip
Dalzey
McKean
Sanborn
W. C. Nolte
Osakis
Minn
Dagny Hetland
5. C. Bowman
Jenkins
George J. Jacobson
Walum
Dagey
Jonas Heudoys
John A. Carlson
Pearl Daleie
Dal Zey
W. M. Backman
Mineneapolis
G. Powman
Frank Quick
Cooperstown
Frank K. Shearer
Sykeston
J. E. Jacobson
Minneapolis
Oscar Wilson
Rogers
O. Oppegard & Co
Bernice Shearer
Superior
Wis
Sternberg
Tazey
Fred Krueger
Joe Cannon
Thoreday
St. Paul
Jacob Brox
Thompson Yards, Inc
Carey
Auction Advertising in Times-Record Service
The Times-Record promotes its service as the best place to advertise sales bills, claiming higher circulation and prompt placement. It argues ad value varies by medium and asserts Times-Record has twice the circulation of Barnes County papers, promising broader reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Record
Times- Record Service
Barnes County
Sanborn Social Notes Highlight Broad Local Visits
The Times-Record Enterprise lists visitors from Valley City Minneapolis Jamestown and Fargo along with farm and business notes. Wheat crops are reported light by Jacob Diss, and several locals attend services weddings and openings while Fred Bignall sustains finger injuries in a separator.
Wimbledon Man Killed in Flywheel on Farm Engine
William Kuhl, 24, was fatally injured when he slipped while pouring water into a threshing engine’s radiator on the Nick Flagler farm north of Wimbledon. He was trapped between the flywheel and engine. despite stopping the machine, he died within an hour. He leaves parents Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhlman and several siblings. Funeral at German Lutheran church with pallbearers from the Wimbledon Concert band. burial at Prairieview cemetery. Relatives from Fountain City and Winona attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
William Kuhl
Nick Flagler
John Kuhlman
Fountain City
Wis
Fred
Ferdinand
John
Louis
Lina
Herman Becker
Fred Dingfelder
Elmer Putz
H. L. Luecke
Prairieview Cemetery
Herman Putz
Wil al Kohlman
Tillie Kuhlman
Winona
Minn
Have You Weak Lungs Scott's Emulsion Ad In Dazey
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion with cod liver oil to strengthen the respiratory tract and improve blood quality. The note cites drugstores and Bloomfield New Jersey as the source. The text then shifts to local items from Dazey North Dakota. It mentions silo construction by Thompson Yards crews, visits by Mrs. Nels Larson and Mrs. John Steenerson to Minnesota, Ava Stauffer and daughter returning from Iowa, Helen and Elsie Jacobson's trip to Minneapolis for relatives and the Minnesota State Fair. Professor Rt G Penrose arriving from Valley City to lead local schools, and families returning from Ontario. Also noted are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartwell visiting from Geon omowoc Wisconsin, B H Dickinson injuring a toe painting at C C Jacobson house, H B Gilbraith returning from Montana to manage affairs, and the Dazey public schools opening with six teachers and new remodeling creating an extra classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Hanson
Herb Hanson
Valley City
John Lawry
Wm. Rohde
Fred E. Stephan
Bank of Sanborn
State Bank of
Coleman
Mich
H. (. Hotchkiss
San Dego
Clare
Wm. McKean
Jamestown
W. M. Hutchknss
Mike Connolly
Eckelson
Sanborn
Hermine Youngling
Pins Strob
St. Paul
Father Baker
Father Kleidon
St. John's Academy
St. John's
O. Langer
Edna
Fred Smith
Philip Stephan
Glendive
Mont
Myrtle Lundgren
Allen Bliss
Missoula
Enterprise
Edna Smith
Dorrance Freese
Milwaukee
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
George N. Rasmussen
Fred Peterson
Home Farm
Thompson
Nels Larson
John Steenerson
Minnesota
Ava Stauffer
Dazey
Carey
Ontario
Fred Hartwell
Geonomowoc
Wis
B. H. Dickinson
C. C. Jacobson House
H. B. Gilbraith
Homstead
Chinook
Sanborn Boy Writes of Life on Mexican Front
Rollin E. Jaberg of Sanborn, serving with Company G First N D N G, writes from Mercedes Texas Aug 26 1916 describing heat scant water scant food and dangerous wildlife while near the border. He notes Mexican and white quarters in Mercedes and Ranger law. He mentions insect pests and homeward hopes as he reports on life in the border camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn Boy
Rollin E. Jaberg
Sanborn
Wille Murphy
Mercedes
Tex
Murphy
Frank
Liberty
Hell
Ft. Lincoln
Jack
Gulf
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Jto
Impaled on Pitchfork Death of Jamestown Youth
Jamestown records the burial of John Hovland aged 17 after a fall onto a pitchfork handle while gathering bundles for threshing. He died nine days after the accident at a local hospital. Nearby Harold Conors, 24, remains hospitalized after a hayrack fall on a pitchfork at Frank Miller farm. The report notes a Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
John Hovland
Peter Hovland
Hope
Parkview Hospital
Harold Conors
Frank Miller
New Brans
Conors
Marriage License Granted to Nutt and Clauson at Wimbledon
Judge Irgens of the county issued a marriage license Friday Sept 8 to Levi G Nutt and Bertha Clauson, both of Wimbledon. A.P. Pierce returned to the city from Wimbledon where he had been tending threshing and farming interests. Mrs. Pierce stayed for a longer visit with Mrs. J H Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irgens
Levi G. Nutt
A. FP. Pierce
Wimbledon
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TIMES
E. A. Marsh
C. W. Nelson
Norma Lindahl
J. L. Wetherill
Jacob Diss
Dakota
Elsie Zachow
Breckenridge
C. W. Schreiter
D. R. Jones
Ole Siverson
E. H. Ledebur
C. H. Phillips
Valley City Auto CO
Fourth &T. and
Sixth Ave
John Russell and
B. A. Fredrickson
Pearl Garner
Grinnell
Town
Darey
Calli Star
Nettle Tolatad
Jesse Allen
Jacobson
Dagzey
Tumlin
Duffett
Minne ‘Polis
Mankato Commercial College
Eugene Reiley
O. Hanson
Sioux Falls
Boy
Detroit
Embertson & Olson
Sth Ave
Main St
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