North Dakota Contingent Describes Southern Trip
Chattanooga dispatch from the Times-Record chronicles the North Dakota contingent of the GAR and WRC traveling from Fargo to Chicago and Nashville to Chattanooga. Comrade Wright falls ill, returns home, and the party reaches headquarters at the Hotel Patten. The ND group enjoys sights, a Missionary Ridge reenactment, encampment elections naming Gardner as Commander in Chief, and visits Chickamauga Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge with weather noted as cool and rainy.
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Henry Beal
National Council of Administration
Gardner
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Lookout Mountain
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G. B. Vallandigham
Getchell Prairie School Opens and Local Happenings
Getchell central school opened last Monday with a list of enrolled pupils across grades and high school. The sewing society was poorly attended due to bad weather, threshing is nearly done with a few fields unfinished. Mrs J H White is sick, J R Getchell harvested substantial clover seed this year, and Mrs Souha Ayers reports large fruit harvests including strawberries raspberries apples and plums. Mrs John Hanson plans to move to Washington for the winter.
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Getchell Prairie
Getchell Central School
Andrew
Roy Holcomb
Esther
Mattie Emery
Charles
Will
Marion White
Edna
Harriet Whitcher
Helen Harper
Mary Elizabeth Farrer
Eugene Hanlon
Ida
Florence Holcomb
Adelaide
Nathan White
J. H. White
J. R. Getchell
Souha Ayers
North Dakota
Injured Young Woman Slowly Recovers After Auto Crash
In New England North Dakota on September 24 Adeline Patton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Patton suffered a severe auto accident. The car turned over trapping her beneath it causing a complete lower jaw fracture a deep contusion over the right eye and a nervous condition in the left arm. Life was nearly lost but friends kept her alive with heroic effort. She was unconscious for two days and convulsed for a half hour after revival. Latest letters say she is now recovering as loved ones support her through the convalescence.
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New England
N. D
H. J. Patton
Adeline
Miss Patton
Mansfield Notes on Local People and Events
Misses Margaret and Irene Haney will teach in Ypsilanti this year. Mrs Ferguson and Ralph visited. Agnes Brueske nee Jones visits Wimbledon family. Charles Thompson buys Minnesota farm and will move this fall. Leal couple back from Minnesota. Frank Stillings injured falling from a separator and sidelined. Rain delays threshing. Ole Hanson owns a new Overland to Valley City. Clar ence Stillings starts High School. Sam Mikkelson engine trouble. Frank Stillings reportedly injured Monday on a crow bar. taken to Valley City. Married Tuesday: William Brown and Addie Persons meet near Spiritwood. Rev C E Vermilya presiding. Phone society news to society editor.
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Green Township
Ole Hanson
Valley City
Clarence Stillings
Sam Mikkelson
Frank Stillings
800 Bushels Flax Hauled In One Load In Minot
Minot North Dakota September 24 C H Withers of Plaza set a market record by delivering 800 bushels of flax in a single haul the distance of 22 miles using eight grain tanks and a gasoline tractor. Withers farms 750 acres of flax this year while Carl Peterson of Minot grows 800 acres in the same district among the region’s largest flax fields.
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Minot
N. D
C. H. Withers
Plaza
Withers
Carl Peterson
Religious services announced at Hobart and Valley City
Swedish Lutheran J E Litjedahl pastor will conduct services at Hobart 10 30 am Rev Udden Grantsburg Wis will preach at Valley City 3 pm sermon by the pastor A fair sized audience enjoyed last night at the Armory in Believe Me Billy Clifford and his company presented a farce comedy Weston Sisters in musical specialties performed well Mise Collins and Edward Clifford pleasing An engine jumped the Soo line track near the Catholic cemetery Tuesday delaying traffic no injuries reported
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Hobart
Udden
Grantsburg
Wis
Valley City
the Armory
Billy
Afternoon Society Event Honors Miss Luvia Barclay
Nearly one hundred ladies gathered at the K. P. hall to honor Miss Luvia Barclay of Minneapolis. Mesdames Hugh McDonald C. F. Mudgett and Miss Jennie McDonald hosted with autumn decor and a luncheon. Prizes went to Mrs. H. C. Ramoth for high euchre score and Mrs. Carl Olson for gum molding. Out of town guests included Mrs. N. C. Swift of Portland and Mrs. W. R. Best from the Philippine Islands.
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Mesdames
Hugh McDonald
C. F. Mudgett
Jennie McDonald
Luvia Barclay
Minneapolis
K. P. Hall
H. C. Ramoth
N. C. Swift
Portland
W. R. Best
Phillipine Islands
Billiard Table to be sold at bar gain
Advertises a billiard table in good condition for immediate sale at a bar. Inquire at Times-Record Office. Also includes notices seeking dressmaker, a good capable girl, and a nine room house for sale or rent.
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Times-Record
Wealey Normal Home
Wesley Normal Home
Valley City
N.D
West Front St
J. J. Aldahl
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