Local News Highlights from Wahpeton and Area
Mr and Mrs Clark from Abercrombie attended. Editor Ervine of the Lidgerwood Monitor visits for court. Herald Square visuals shown at Opera House on June 10. Wahpeton Junior beats Breckenridge Slugger 7 to 0 in a Wednesday baseball game. Dow attended Warren Crofoot's Colfax birthday celebration. gifts noted. Aaron J Bessie and son Adolphe arrive from Williston to visit relatives. Williston boom reported. Children's Day at Congregational church June 9, 1907 at 10:30 am with Sabbath school program. 8 pm sermon on The Holy Book. Great warning to fat dealers to stock up before winter. Wahpeton Methodist services listed. Ferdin and Richter funeral at St. Adalbert's for Bohemian-born man, died Monday of heart failure, aged 51. burial at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Square
Opera House
Wahpeton
Breckenridge
Wahpeton Boys
Aaron J. Bessie
Adolphe
Williston
District Court
Aaron
Congregational Church
Wahpeton Methodist Episcopal Church
E. O. Eldridge
Charles Kirk
Ferdinand Richter
St. Adalbert’s
Bohemia
Sone
Schanbaar
Wenzel Kubela
Jos. Gaydushek
Calvary Cemetery
Timmerman Koerner Wedding in Garrison North Dakota
A pretty home wedding occurred Wednesday at 3 30 p m uniting Miss Frieda Eli Koerner and Henry Timmer man of Garrison North Dakota The ceremony was performed by Re Roeper The bride wore white silk with lace trim The maid of honor was Rose Sunderhaus Best man Louis Timmer man brother of the groom From Mandan North Dakota About thirty guests attended and gifts were exchanged The couple planned a wedding trip to Fargo and Bismarck and will reside in Garrison North Dakota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Eli Koerner
Henry Timmerman
Garrison
N.D
Re Roeper
Rose Sunderhaus
Louis Timmerman
Mandan
N. D
Fargo
Bismarck
Garrison, N, Dak
L. H
Routzahn
Cora Buran
Edward Nortz
Vertin Bros. & Beatle
Notice to Creditors of German-American National Bank
The German-American National Bank in Wahpeton North Dakota is closing its affairs. All note holders and other creditors are hereby notified to present their notes and other claims for payment. J. P. Reeder, Cashier dated April 22, 1907.
Greendale elects school officials and notes crops
At the Greendale school election H Herding was chosen Director for three years and Albert Pribbenow was elected Treasurer. Hubert Herding made a business trip to Wanpeton reporting better crops in Greendale than near the county seat. A marriage license was issued to Anton Herding of Greendale and Lizzie Bie of Lidgerwood, with a wedding expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greendale
H. Herding
Albert Pribbenow
Hubert Herding Wade
Wanpeton
Anton Herding
Lizzie Bie
Lidgerwood
Local Visit Notes Across Fargo and Nearby Towns
A garbled report records visits and calls on friends in Fargo and surrounding towns. Names mentioned include Ole Odden Garborg B Uleaker Freeman Axel Anderson Barrie Erik R Johnson and H Gulland with references to Davenport Milner Sheyenne and Dalton Minn. A notable gathering honored Mr and Mrs Henry Gull with gifts and a meal, plus speeches and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Higen
Fargo
Ole Odden
Garborg
B. Uleaker
Freeman
Axel Anderson
Barrie
Andrew Stensrud
H. Gul-land
Mra
Ragena Stensrud
Davenport
Henry C. Gulland
Herbrangen
Erik R. Johnson
Elma News Reflects Local Movements and Concerns
Local notes report Dan Sweeney’s trip to Saskatchewana to oversee farm interests, Dr Nygard V S of Sieseton conducting veterinary work, and Shorne’s sudden expiry while driving. Albert Hunter and Frank Sweeney pursue a fishing trip to Lake Traverse Green of Hankinson visits, Ed O’Meara touring Minnesota towns, Nels O Hansen moving to Carter ranch, Flora Dunn visiting P Fallon’s for Decoration Day. A citizens meeting at Shea’s school house seeks county aid to repair bad areas and address taxation grievances amid threats of damages.
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Minnesota
Nels O. Hansen
Brendel
Carter Ranch
Flora Dunn
P. Fallon
Shea
Standy and neighbors mingle with local events
Mrs B Uleaker and Mies Inga Fosten left for Fergus Fair and home nearby respectively. A Walcott butcher bought local produce this week. Ladies Aid met Standy. Assessor Toller Toppen Halvarjoon toured farms. Folk discuss election outcomes and high taxes. Mr and Mrs Hl Gulland entertained Fargo visitors. Postmaster Thompson hosts visitors. Knut Nipstad visited. Pig buyers urged to contact Standy for a pig lot. Ole Haugen stopped by Monday.
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Standy
Hl. Gulland
Fargo
A. Ellestad
Peter Nipad
Jona ‘Thompson
Andrew Uleaker
McLeod
Knut Nipstad
Ear Walcott
Piga
Ole Haugen
Dwight Drops and Local Notices Highlight Summer Moves
Miss Agnes Arntzen leaves for Rutland North Dakota to spend a few weeks with her parents. Miss Marie Ness now owns a new Vose piano. George Drost returns for the summer with A H Barnson after wintering in Evanston. The threshing engine hums again as farmers prepare for harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Arntzen
Rutland
N. D
Mise Marie Ness
Mr. Geo. Drost
A. H. Barnson
Evanston
Lucky
Farmers thresh two crops in a year on new Ed Erickson farm
The report notes Lars Krokke and family moving to Ed Erickson's farm in Breckenridge to thresh two crops annually. Forecasts of a late spring frost easing. fruit trees delayed blossom till June, but safe weather promises a good fall crop. Grain brought to market is sound, threshers report small yields, and land prices rise with rain. Miss Clare Sletten visits Minneapolis. a steam plow proves successful and rainfall boosts land value by ten dollars per acre.
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Lars Krokke
Ed Erickson
Breckenridge
Clare Sletten
Minneapolis
Clara
Abercrombie Notes and Local Events in Dakota Territory
Mrs P L Johnson is critically ill. Trees planted in Village Park. Soren Magnussen visited friends Thursday. A new sidewalk laid before First National Bank. Visitors from Chicago and Wahpeton called on local merchants. Memorial Day services held by Modern Woodmen and at Bethany Norwegian Free Lothvan church. The Eighth grade graduation at the public school, Olga Schmidt and Mary Brose, with address by R M Black. The Cheerful Workers sold goods for Madagascar. Long obituary and funeral for Barbara Isvik, wife and mother. Several local figures and businesses noted with social and civic activities. Bridge and court notes, church events, and community updates across Breckenridge and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abercrombie
P. L. Johnson
Soren Magnussen
First National Bank
Bjorke’ Hall
R. M. Black
Olga Schmidt
Mary Brose
Mies Mathilda Voyen
Madagasca
Heleeth
H. O.helseth
Barbara
Isvik
A. Roretad
Dwight
Bethany Norwegian Free Lothvan
Dakota Territory
G. H. Korsvik
Albertine
M. Dallum
Binerold
F. Lee
Liland
O. Sletteng
Science School Notes Summer Session Plans and Growth
The Board of Trustees and Faculty host a reception on Thursday evening June 6 to welcome friends, with many alumni present. Dormitory rooms are reserved for summer school students as prospects for a large attendance grow. Prec. Burch will conduct and speak, with Richland and Sargent counties involved in instruction. Improvements to the main building are expected to be completed, including an attractive assembly room. New civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering courses draw attention from students seeking practical knowledge and better preparation for life work. Information is available from the school president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science School
Board of Trustees
Hool
Burch
Richland
Sargent
The
Schoo
Hospital notes and notices from Richland county
Miss Fisher discharged May 20. Joseph Nocello admitted last week. Clara Willman typhoid patient discharged Sunday. Jno Ryan injured on railroad discharged. Albert Steineger rheumatism discharged Sunday. Miss Bertha Laumann of Woodbull suffers blood poisoning. E A Hill and Chas Kachelhoffer of Wahpeton discharged Saturday. Rudoph Vchulek had an appendectomy last week. Notice of annual meeting for Home Mutual Insurance Co of Richland county at Christine North Dakota on Tuesday June 7, 1907 at 2 p.m. L Brosterren secretary. Perma-lac advertised by O H Schultz Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fisher
Joseph Nocello
Clara Willman
Jno. Ryan
Albert Steineger
Bertha Laumann
Woodbull
E. A. Hill
Chas. Kachelhoffer
Wahpeton
Rudoph Vchulek
Home Mutual Insurance Co
Richland County
Christine
N. D
L. Brosterren
Sec
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Mabel P Moll
7Th Street
Wahpeton, N
Ulsaker & Finseth
North Dakota
M. Ness
Optician
Edison Phonograph and Records
John G. Struka
Pembina Ave
N. Dak
W. A. Baker
Temple Wahpew
ND Company
A. Granrath
Ist
St. So
Patna
Apcirith
Alea
Wahpeton Times
Knots & Fuller
Postoftce
Mrs. Clark
Ervine
Lidgerwood Monitor
Our City
Sre. Dow
Colfax
Warren Crofoot
Timmerman—Koerner
S. R. Beaumont
R. W. Greywife
Chicago
P. H. Stenerson
Leach & Gamble
Waheton
Peter O. Heglie
W. B. Henderson
McKibbin, Driscoll & Dorsey Fur
S. D
Sperry
Sioux
Woodmen of America
William Edwarde
Gra
Marriors
A.B. Kimball
Meumonia
F. L. Ellis
Everdell
Dr. Gag
Gunn
D.B. Bryan
Seattle
Wash
Friends
Mise Pearl Heidlebaugh
Campbell
Tony Mikeche
Juno
Maurin
Elizabeth
M. E
Blanche
Ada
Mort Minn
Bennett
Henry Buscher
Edgerly
Stella Young
A. P. Peter County
Clarence Miller
van Houten
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Father Gumper
St. Francie’ Hospital
St. Mary
H. L. Shirley
Battle Lake
W. M. James
Foxhome
Helen Wenner
Pauline Miksche
Rose Larson
Effie Busko
Blanche Atkins
Tom Busko
Leslie
Mase
Kelley Bros
Minn
Minnesota A
Second
Thir
Hospital Notes
O. H. Schultz Hardware Co
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