Fifteenth Annual Richland County Sunday School Association Meet
The June 1 2 1909 convention in Hankinson North Dakota opened with Rev W D Rickert as chair. Sessions covered Bible use in schools and home study with talks by Miss Buckland Edwin Kage and Orchard. Officers and committees were elected and resolutions praised Hankinson’s hospitality and Orchard's leadership. A pledge drive raised funds for state work and the group agreed to meet next year at Great Bend.
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The
Richland County Sunday School Association
Congregational Church
Hankinson
N. D
W. Roth
W. D. Rickert Wi
Miss Buckland
Berthold
Edwin Kage
Toledo
See’ Orchard
Dillon
Prof
A. S. Hoffman
A. Whitcomb
Lamereaux
Geo. Warner
Great Bendh
W. J. Hutcheeon
Wahpeton
Sec
Trereurer
W. Rothwell
Dwight
Peton
C. H. Sundell
Mark Crawford
B. McKean
Wah
Dept
Supt’s
E. 8. Babcock
Buckland
W. D. Rickert
Inter
Home Dept
Mooreton
Allan
Tyson
W. A. Whitcomb
Ireland
J. J. Jones
Alfred Biggs
J. C. Grant
Great Bend
Shiller Boutiette Wedding In Wahpeton Wahpeton church ceremony
Miss Christiana Shiller daughter of Thomas and Jenny Shiller of Wahpeton wed Alfred Boutiette son of Edward Boutiette of McCauleyville at St Johns Wahpeton in a Tuesday morning ceremony. Bridesmaid was Rachel Boutiette and best man Carl Shiller. The couple left for Richville Minnesota for a wedding trip and will start housekeeping in their new home in Kent. The Abercrombie News notes a June 24 1909 annual meeting of Home Mutual Insurance Co of Richland Co at Walcott to elect directors.
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Christiana Shiller
Thos. Shiller
Wahpeton
Alfred Boutiettte
Edward Boutiette
McCauleyville
St. John’s Church
Father Ridder
Rachel Boudiette
Carl Shiller
Boutiette
Richville
Minn
Kent
Abercrombie News
Home Home Mutual Insurance Co
Richland Co
Walcott
L. L. Brusterres
Wahpeton Independence Day Activities Planned Big Festivities
Wahpeton prepares for July 6 celebrations with a sunrise gun salute street parade and bands. Prizes of 15 and 10 dollars for best floats, plus races and games for all ages. Baseball contests, band concerts, auto races, a grand fireworks display, and a bowery dance follow in a full day of events coordinated by local committees. R J Hughes is the secretary for details on train service.
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Wahpeton
Richland County Fair
Hankinson
R. J. Hughes
Secy
Grand Street
Fair Grounds
Heroic teen dies saving friend at pond in North Dakota
Harold Griffin aged 19, recent Tower City High School graduate, died while attempting to rescue Leslie Nelson 12 after cramps left them trapped in a shallow pond. Both boys, guests at Griffin’s sister’s home, went swimming on a hot day as community market day in Wahpeton drew crowds. Nelson’s body recovered this morning. Griffin found yesterday afternoon. Nelson was the son of county commissioner O H Nelson. Griffin son of farmer G H Griffin. The tragedy caps a day of market activities including a parade, races, and a potatoe race amid cloudy weather.
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Tower City
N. D
Harold Griffin
Tower City High School
Leslie Nelson
Bald Hill Creek
Darey
Nelson
Griffin
Osborne
G. H. Griffin
O. H. Nelson
Barnes County
Wahpeton
Harry Whittier
Hamilton Flick Sales Co
Col. Munson
Breckenridge
Market Day and Obituary Notes From Local Events
Market Day ran as advertised with two Ferguson entrants in running races one rider fell but was not seriously injured Auctioneer Masteon sold all listed sale items Obituary Lydia Heine aged 29 died at home June 17 after eight months illness Born Ellendale North Dakota March 1 1888 moved to the city with parents Funeral at German Lutheran Church Rev H Haffner Funeral observed at church The Times extends sympathy to the bereaved families
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Ferguson
Masteon
Lydia Heine
Aug. Heine
Lydia
Ellendale
N.D
Jesus
H. Haffner
Summer School at Science School Opens in June
The Science School summer session starts Monday June 2. President Burch returns as director with a capable staff. The program offers strong advancement prospects, full credit toward certificates or graduation, and four weeks of training for Richland County teachers. Dormitory or private-room housing available at $3.50 weekly. plan to attend and gain the maximum from summer work.
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Pres. Burch
Richland County
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Mr. Orchard
Bro. Orchard
WW. Rothwell
A. G. Petersox
T C.ga
Shiller-Boudiette
Boston
Citas Yousaquist
City Treas
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