Local notes chronicle visits and travels across Wahpeton area
County correspondence records a flurry of visits and trips as residents travel to Wahpeton and neighboring towns. Names include John Weidert returning to Adrian Minnesota, Mrs. Duenow visiting Walpoleton, and several others to Oakes Wendmere and Sioux Falls. Real estate transfers also listed, detailing multiple lot sales in Parkside Wahpeton and related deeds in Great Bend and Walpeton, with sums and parcel descriptions.
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Minn
John Weidert
Adrian
Heitham
Duenow
Walpeton
John Alien
Prophetstown
Joe Belimet
Wahpeton
Turing Glen Stone
Wm. Brandt
J. Hagar
J. F. Bailey
Treton
Iowa
South Dakota
Arnold
Howard
Stone
Rochester
Harrie
A. C. Kressin
Otter Tail Lake
Minnes
Dena Bull
Hilda Friskop
DeLamere
Nels ‘J
Louie Pelz
Gether
Brown's Valley
Neon
Ferguson
United Grain Go
Fink
Farge
Wis
Stuart
de la Menus
Ehil
Walneton
Buel Adams
Marshal Cam
Underwood
Sioux Falls
So. Dak
Rock Rapids
Town
Randolph and Tilden
Nebraska
Aly Sagostin, Jr
WE ‘Purcell
Parkside
Vawter System Chautauqua Offers Daily Uplift Lectures
Five spec organizations present at the event, each day featuring lecturers who promise real uplift and power. Money never bought so much as at this Chautauqua as experts share practical wisdom and motivating talks.
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TI Rs
North Dakota community notices and church events brief
A Wahpeton area note collection reports a committee planned for Saturday the 13th, farm work updates, local travel and visits, and church activities. It notes services at Bethany and St. John’s churches, Sunday School Children’s Day, Epworth League, and a forthcoming city printing bid process ending July 6 1914 with official newspaper designation in Wahpeton.
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M. Epworth
Board of Sunday Schools
Epworth League
Wahpeton
North Dakota
Pa Sae Desity Auditor
Butter and Eggs Prices Slip in Farm Market Report
The bureau of statistics shows butter paid to farmers on May 1 191k at 23.8 cents a pound, three cents lower than May 4 1913. May 4 1014 egg prices were 10.8 cents a dozen, about 0.7 cent higher than the prior year. Ad reads for a stomach remedy claim relief for chronic constipation, toutting Mayr Wendelemacs and a local distributor.
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Bureau of Statistics, Agriculture Dlement
Price changes across states show mixed 1914 trends
The article notes varying state price shifts with Montana down 4 cents from 1913 to May 1 1914 at 19 cents, while New Mexico shows an increase of 4 cents to 28 cents on the same date, reflecting uneven inflation across regions.
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Montana
New Meoco
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Barney
Oakes
Odd Fellows Invention
Orge Elliott
Bailey
Viola
Moore
Relafardner
Winudmere
Marjoth
Antelope
Weston
Frank Gabriel
Pete Bruer
Balle Lake Mins
A. Matthias
E. Harris
Moffet
Ald Sox
Maddockts
Fenton
Lieb
John “McDougall
Kate Gardner
Wendmere
Mathilda Meyer
Algona
Taere
Leonard
Odin
Tillie Enochson
Arthur Johnson
Courtney
Henry Enochson
Wyndmere
Rai
Alta Durkee
Fairmount
Congregational
S. 8
E. Purcell
Lizzie Warner
Hush
Chas
Tritten
Geo
Warner
Great Bend
Joseph Pasak
Frank Siithensehoetis
Bik Moti
BI Lotzer
Simon Store
F. Schieider
Anna Dolneon
S Weis
Ifunier
Lois FU Haatineoe
Adolph
Adolph G1 2 Inst. In Lot 6 and 3, Bk J. Fargo Add To Falipeton
Florence Rothand Ty Barha
Movius
Lidger
Tinsood
Ole Tosseland
Son
Island Park
Vanter
Young Law
M. W
Doctor Skoabiah
Thiel
Ron
Tolaho
Duncan Mckinnon
Thie Farm
EE. Baile
Barhos
Nfellin
Leonenalsatanad
Dwight News
Shoul Pienie
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Wiestrum’s Grove
Dwight Band
Timothy McManigle
Dr. Durkee
Thorwald Rustad
Ole” Nelson
Abercrombie
C. H. Friswold
Bethaney Shurch
St. John's Chorel Nest
Bethaney Young People's Society
The
Wild Rice Church
Young People’s Society
W.B. Dahl
Goshen
R. H. Cughan Houghal Eas
Pim Wheanser
Mayr Wendelemacs Ree
Huntley
Duntley Pneumatic Sweeper Co
GOS
State St. Chicago, I
the National Bank
Wahpeton, North Dakota
Connolly Bros
Equity Farmers’ Elevator
G. N. Depot
H. E. Chizek, Pres’t
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