Neighborhood notes and a wedding chorus in Wahpeton area
Campbell New notes postmaster A A Stoebe will resign prompting a possible successor. A near accident injured Arsula Simonitsen but left her with minor scratches. Postoffice inspector Mullen fined for postage violations. A large wedding gift event honored Bolme couple with silverware as guests spoke. Ditch project in Tri county region advances under editor Knotts. Kinney home robbed in a daring night break in, $25 reward offered for jacket return. Memorial Day plans announced by local veterans. Various weddings and notices follow with local civic and hospital notes.
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Campbell New
A. A. Stoebe
Arsula Simonitsen
Mullen
St. Paul
Max
St. Louis
St. Lou
Cours
Garske
For Sale Cheap 12 Horse Engine and Belle City Separator
Hoxton & Co offers a 12 horse gasoline engine and a 32 inch Belle City separator ideal threshing rig. Sold by Hoxton & Co with cash terms and prompt pickup.
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Belle City
Tf ‘Hoxton & Co
Elma News Briefs Highlight Local Dates and Planting
John H. Stenger starts assessment work as a wedding is planned next. Mrs Flora Dunn, a District No 4 teacher, heads a large school for this time of year. Maggie Baisley visits Ottawa Valley, Canada after final proof on McLean county claim. Sympathy to W C Forman Jr and family on recent bereavement. A local American Society of Equity union notes progress and seeders' Terminal Elevator planned for Hankinson. Seeding in township underway with corn flax and record barley acreage.
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Elma News
John H. Stenger
Flora Dunn
Maggie Baisley
McLean County
Ottawa Valley
Canada
W. C. Forman, Jr
American Society of Equity
Yrith
U. S
Hankinson
Pasture available in Meadows township Wilkin Co Minn
Pasture opening in Section 34 Meadows township Wilkin County Minnesota on May 28 offering cattle of all sizes at 1.50 with 3.00 for the season and horses at 1.00 per month. Stock picked up from Lockman’s livery barn Wednesday May 20 at 10 o’clock and delivered to pasture Saturdays each week from 1 to 3 p.m. Best pasture in the county. S T Daken Breckenridge Minnesota.
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Meadows Township
Wilkin Co
Minn
Lockman’s
S.T. Daken
Breckenridge
Krause the Harness Man Expands Shop and Adds Glass Front
Despite a short time in business Krause known as the Harness Man is on a rapid rise. He moves to a larger building with an ongoing addition and plans to replace the old front with a plate glass display to better show his large complete stock and boost sales.
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Krause
St John's school pupils stage faultless Monday concert
At Turner Hall the Benedictine Sisters directed a St John s school concert that drew a large audience. Every number was faultlessly rendered and reflects great credit on the instructors and participants.
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Turner Hall
St. John’s School
Correspondents Wanted in Richland County Townships
The Times seeks a weekly correspondent in every township of Richland county not yet represented. It notes no large reward, but implies it will be worthwhile. If Taddey,
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the Times
Richland County
Hankinson Scribes Report Local Happenings and Baseball Wins
Claude Hankinson took the hog train to Minneapolis this week while Walter Green visited Missouri. John Hutton arrived for a few days with his brother Bill. Emma Heins left News staff for Grawe's store. Anne Radford also left millinery work. Mrs. George Carr died after a long illness. Hankinson beat River Rate 28 to 4 in baseball with notable base running. Kinney Hein Kunert Green took a pickerel trip to White Rock and displayed fish. Nulph party fished Lake Traverse with a long string of fish and a joke with neighbors. Wipperman Mercantile begins a new building with old Glasner piece moved to rear. Hankinson and Wyndmere opened a baseball series. Hankinson won 8 to 7 after a late rally and Kelsey’s pitching.
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Hankinson
Claude
Yinneapolis
Walter Green
Missouri
John Hutton
Bill
L. Lindeke
Emma Heins
The
News
Grawe's
Anne Radford
Wood
George Carr
Green
White Rock Mo
Kunert
Chas. Nulph
Lake Traverse
Wipperman Mercantile Co
Lidgerwood
Glasner
M. Burcham
Hankinson and
Wyndmere
Brenna
Toc
Kelsey
Breckenridge Local Social and Church News Highlights
Illness and travel notes include Loretta Miksche ill at St Francies Hospital and Joseph A Dwyer journeying from Graceville Minnesota. Local church groups plan Easter season events with serves of ice cream and cake and a linen shower for Miss Letha Shepherd. Caspar Nordick and Mi rva Link to marry at St Marys Church on May 28.
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Gunn's All
S.H. Hartwick and
Wheaton
Archibald
Mire
Hartwick
Caspar Nordick
Mi 3Va Link
St. Mary's Church
Father Gumrer
Peter Smith
Casselton
Melrose
Tueday
Mr. Eblert
Jno. Eblert
Thie Place
King
Notice to Water Consumers Restricts Sprinkling Hours Citywide
Notice warns all water users not to sprinkle except between 5:00 am and 8:00 am or 6:00 pm and 9:00 pm per city ordinance. Supt. Charles E. Quinn urges compliance to avoid trouble.
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Cnas
E. Quinn
Setter Water Deep Well Reaches Surface
The city completes a 470 foot well with a strong vein of water just 13 feet beneath the surface. Mayor Eberley and Councilman Robinson travel to Aurora Illinois to inspect a pump made there deemed highly efficient for municipal use.
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Eberley
Robinson
Aurora
Wahpeton Methodist Episcopal Church Services
Wahpeton Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev. E O Eldridge holds Sunday services at 10 30 am and 8 pm with a sermon by Rev Elmer Gallagher at the Congregational Union Memorial. Epworth League and Junior services occur, plus Thursday prayer meeting at 8 o clock. Attorney Austin of Ellendale was in the city Saturday.
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Sumner Post
Dept. of
N. Dak. G. A
Wahpeton
N. D
A. O. U. W. Hall
Union Memorial Sevices
Congregational Church
D. Gallagher
Wahpeton Methodist Episcopal Church
E. Olin Eldridge
Union
Theastor
Elmer Gallagher
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Wahpeton Juniors Defeat Fairmount in Opening Baseball Game
Wahpeton Juniors opened the 1907 season with a 38 to 2 victory over the Fairmount Juniors last Saturday. Pitcher Youngquist dazzled with six strikeouts and two runs allowed, while Allen pitched for Fairmount with Oliver and Hurley handling the field. Umpire Wallace Mordon called seven innings as the home team showcased strong team work despite errors, setting a brisk pace for the season ahead.
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Wahpeton
Fairmount
Rooters
Youngquist
Fairmount Boys
Rah ‘Rahs
Allen
Fairmount J
Oliver
Hurley
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