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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
7
County correspondence recounts social visits and farm work across Down, Mantador, Mooreton, Wahpeton, and nearby towns. Residents travel to relatives, attend meetings, and report purchases, relocations, and a church outing. A June wedding unites Edgerton and Vosberg families with a simple reception.
Mrs J W Thayer of Breckenridge visited the Link family Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Toney Sitar of Breckenridge visited at the Chernich home Friday. Miss Angelina Chernich returned from Fargo where she has been attending school. Miss Verna Chezik of Wahpeton visited Thursday. D H Spring of Wahpeton delivered Ford automobiles to Gerhmeier, Albert Knoppy and Alex McKinnon this week. The Rev Fathers Gaydusek Ridder Gumpher and Butala conducted services Friday. A ball game at Great Bend drew many attendees. Miss Anna Baxter rode to Wahpeton Safard. Arthur McDougall autoed to Great Bend Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sadka of Cl arrived Thursday for a two week visit with Chas Smith and family. A farmers meeting at the M W A hall Saturday evening, June 21, with Prof Randler of the A C at Fargo speaking on better farming.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to cure rheumatism with a twenty five cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment. It promises rapid relief and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Fragmentary OCR outlines multiple local items including travel to Wahpeton aboard bus J A Reinke. Mentions homecomings and visits, a funeral at Mrs Albertina, business trips, homestead filings near Glasgow, military or community events, a ball game at Hankinson, and a new automobile. Names and places are partially garbled.
Frank J. Reinke a Richland county pioneer died in Montana from poisoning after a minor injury. Born in Oxshawa Germany he came to the U.S. in 1873 and moved to Elmwood Wisconsin then Richland county in 1883. He left a large family of twelve children and several siblings. His body arrived Friday and a large funeral was held at St Phillips church with multiple priests in attendance. The remains were laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery south of town.
The Reinke family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during their great bereavement. The sympathy has softened their grief and is deeply appreciated by Mrs. Reinke and family.
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