Local News From Abercrombie Miss Alma and Nearby Failures
Miss Laura Wold returns to spend time with her parents after a year teaching in Hatton Public School. Eastern Minnesota outings brief last week with Moon Hermanslie and Hendrickson families. Botnen did business in Fargo. Bouchette suffers measles at home. Riley and guests at Nan’s Saturday. Martin of Galehutt and Sandvik did Waubay business. Ed Edmundson visited his Ness brother-in-law. Hatlie, Tweto and Oscar Tweto visit Kindred. Loff hosts a coffee party. Nurse Carrie Mermunssie arrives home planning Red Cross enlistment. Finseth's family visits from Driscoll. Sandeig heads to Wahpeton for surgical dressing class. Local Red Cross branch awaiting clearer instructions and slave class to begin.
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Laura Wold
Lars Wold
Hatton, N
Carrie Mermunssie
Minneapolis
Mas
Lars Hermussie
Hermanslie
Red Cross
MB. Binseth
Driscoll
N. D
Finseth
Catherine Hallum
Abercrombie
J. C. Hallum
Sandeig
Wahpeton
Bercromb ie Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding Anniversary
Last Sunday afternoon many friends and relatives surprised Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Gunness at their home to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. A large silver set and chest of knives and forks were presented as a token from neighbors. Rev Fracseth, Rev Verle, Rev Peterson, and J. G. Hagen spoke and the choir sang. A sumptuous dinner followed a pleasing program with solos and short talks.
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P. K. Gunness
Fracseth
Richland Church
Verle
Peterson
J. G. Hagen
Mrs. Gunness
Vieini
Doings of the Past Week in Kent Neighborhood
The Red Cross dance last Tuesday attracted good attendance with Meyer's Wahpeton orchestra providing music. Local residents report visits and travels including Miss Cora Haire Wahpeton and Mr. and Mrs. Leizer at Baer home. A benefit dance June 23 at the HH. So farm for Red Cross materials.
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Kent
Red Cross
Meyer
Wahpeton
C. L. Olson
Predatro
Melvin Dahl
Arthur Lackman
Lake Crystal
Percy Aerick
Fargo
Cora Haire
Prody
Eisie
Hume
Romney
Joe Leizer
Sangerfest Opens Two Day Abercrombie Meeting
The Young Peoples league Fargo district holds a two day convention in Abercrombie with Saturday business sessions and a patriotic social. Rev Brandt of Minneapolis and A G Diver will speak. Sunday features services at 10 30 am and a concert by the choir. Miss Anna Wold is home for summer. J Oscarson ill and under quarantine. North Dakota soldiers from Richland count named at Fargo detachment include Elroy A Grawe Frank W Hess Charles A Kocourek John M McGee Frank J Nilichke Frank Nelson Nels Skovolt Bruce W Simi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abercrombie and
Young Peoples League of
Fargo
A. G. Diver
Wahpeton
Atter Tre
Brandt
The
Lutheran Seminary of
Minneapolis
Abercrombie Historical Park
North Dakota
North Dakota Agricultural College Training Detachment
Richland
Elroy A. Grawe
Frank W. Hess
Chas. A. ‘Kocourek
John'm. McGee
Frank J. Nilichke
Frank Nelson Nels Skovolt
Bruce W. Simi
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Newsy Gems
Abergrombie
Miss Alma
OT Moon
Lars Hermanslie
Hendrickson
Minnesota
TJ. Botnen
Urbin Bouchette
T. E. Riley
Martin
Galehutt
C. D. Sandvik
Waubay
S. Ink
Ed. Edmundson of
Mand, D
Hans J. Ness
Anna Hatlie
Syphha Tweto
Oscar Tweto
J. H. Loff
Aes
Twin City
Harness and Trunk Store
Ford
J. P. Johnson
First National Bank Abercrombie, N. D
Federal Reserve Banking System
Benside
First National Bank
NYAL
Miller & CO
Drugshpeten
Bercrombie
Mrs. James
Baer
Simonds
Lew ‘Schakert
Sunk Centre
Marcella Huber
Wahpe
Fenica
Stan
Anteed
Wahpeton Satur
B. Judkins
P. J. Lotter
Chey
Mr. Hermes
Wahpetoed
Mike Casper
L. T. Merrick
Frank Doerfler
New York City
Henry Nordick
Clarence Ganness
Fort Riley
Kansas
Dave
Mrs. Smart
Wester Saskatchewan
Canada
Albert Herink
Anna Wold
Deaconess Hospital
T. Oscarson
E. W. Hutchinson
Kurtzmann Pianos
P. E. Johnson
Richland County
Abercrombie, N. D
Buick
I. E. Lillegard
State Bank
Army of
National War Savings
National War Savings Committee
J.C. Holkestad
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