Local notes sweep Breckenridge area events and people
Local brief highlights a busy period with weddings, visits, sales and public notices. Rev Young and family plan Campbell Minnesota departure. Mrs Leach to St Paul. Miss Eva Shea visits. auction by L A society at Fossum grove. Twin-City Cement contracts for Walcott walks. many neighbors travel to Minneapolis Fergus Falls Staples Willmar and Ada for events and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Office
Perent
Wahpeton
Chezik
Formaneck
Mra
Wenzel Formaneck
Commencement and community notes from Wahpeton area
M Paschel attends St Johns College commencement in St Johns Minnesota while son Mark returns Saturday. Richland county primaries on 24th urge all Democrats to vote to place county ticket on the ballot. Also reports on Children Day at Congregational church, Indian school address, Sabbath offering, and upcoming services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Paschel
St. Johns Minn
St.ohns College
Mark
Tim
Richland County
Rickland County
Congregational Church
Babtock
Devore
Vacation Plan Unites Congregational and Methodist Churches
Governing bodies of the Congregational and Methodist churches arrange a joint vacation schedule for pastors. July sees the Congregational building closed while Methodist hosts a union service. August shifts to closing the Methodist building with both congregations meeting in the Congregational church. Sabbath Schools continue at noon as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Methodist
Congregational Church
E. D. Gattacner
Local notes and sports onco in Wahpeton Breckenridge region
Lidgerwood starts the week with primary election ballots. Mrs. Marie Landa of Wahpeton is seriously ill at an advanced age. Postmaster M Lynch and niece Annie Lynch travel to Chicago to attend the Republican national convention. The Toland Park ball club, twice beating Wahpeton Breckenridge salary team in a long 15 inning game, was swept 6 to 1 by a women labeled Boston Bloomers elves, with Big Chief Hobra pitching but weak support. Mr. and Mrs. Severson are sightseeing in Fargo this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Allen
Lake Clitheral
Ellendale
D. F. Carey
Salem
N.D
Ethel Fuller
Adrian
N. D
Dekota Ness of
Fairount
Duluth
Minn
Joseph Voves
Myrtle
Herold
Chicago
Bohlke
Miss Wright
Watson
Minneapolis
E. C. Howe
Lakes
Ramsdell
Wahpeton Camp
J. D. Bernier
Bermiaji
Albert Chezic
Glass Lumber Company
Island Park
Wahpeton-Breckenridge
Northwest
Park Diamond
Howard Larkins
Theo. Gister
J. M. Ambrosich
Beterville
Towa
Theo. Hingigen
G. E. Moody
Grover
Claude
Elizabeth
G. H. Douglass
Macabee Lodge
the Times
Mattie E. Landis
Bobby
The
Globe-Gizette
Sidney
Blader
DeWitt
State Science School
Wahpeton Opera House
Ineteen Young
Overnor Burke
Opera House
Abraham Lincoln
Burch
Great Northern
Commercial Baby Rooms
Wallace
Forkner
al* Jen
Itie
Wahpeton
U. Kon
Sityl
Marie Landa
M. Lynch
Annie Lynch
Toland Park
Wahpeton- Breckenridge
Intend Park
Themelves
Boston Bloomers
Big Chief Hobra
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Swank's Grocery
J. H. Tribka
Fergus Falls
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
M James
Frank Meyer
Mike Meyer
Dakota Ave
the Drainage Board
Viking Drain
C. W. McKay
Minneapoli
Twin-City Cement Co
Walcott
J. Nelson
Ada Minn
re.Weydt
Breckenridge
Mrs .Ewing
St. Paul
Wm. Braner
Rittenhouse Drug Store
School of Pharmacy
P. G. Bowman
Old Gazette
South Second Street
Lareen
R. A. Chezick
Frank Ujka
Eva Shea
Fargo
A.C. Farnsworth
Minnesota
Ol. Peschel
Collegeville
St. John Minn
F. Benda
R.A. Chezick
Portal N. D
Wliss
Anna Hammerlick
Staples and Brainard, Minn
H. Heesmer
J. B. Glassner
Three River Michige
Cogswell
M. L. Sprang
Family
Devils Lake
N. C
Spring
Cameron
Peter Brand
Nevada
Bessie Walker
Willmar
Joseph Gaw
Klein's
Mr. Gaw
West
E. D. Barber
Painsville, Ohio
Albert 3Chriber
Frances Hounhoff
Albany, Minn
Cogswell, N. D
Math Braun
White Rock
Dean
Frank Litell
Milwaukee
Wheaton
John Gorgan
Peter Mathews
Mathews
Gorgan
Machintech
Commercial Hotel
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Methodist Church Notes
Methodist Church
Hutcheson
Cain
Our City
Dwight
Miss Mary and
Mabel Quinn
Lidgerwood
Mrs. Severson
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