Wyndmere and Nearby Residents Social Notes
Wyndmere. as J. Wilson was looking after business Saturday. Carl Leonsgard and family are spending a week at Kind red. Martin Jones came down from Lisbon Saturday to transact business. Mrs. H. H. Berg and children of Milner spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Lidemanson. Miss Sophia Sorbel returned to her home Wednesday after her recent attack of typhoid fever. S. P. Stucky, who was recovering from a recent illness of typhoid fever, suffered a relapse last week. Puss Brown, who has been taking care of Dr. Maercklein's typhoid patients returned to her home in St. Paul Wednesday. The W. C. T. U. held a childs oratorical contest Friday evening the little folks did electidly, Eddie Anderson winning the me wuss rorence merce and Mr. Dan Linehan were married in Waipet on Wednesday May 20. They left Thursday for Staples where they will make their future home. The Times, $1.00 per yea There is a Pink Pain Table, made by Dr. Shoop, that will positively stop any pain, any where, in 20 minutes. Druggists everywhere sell them as Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablet, but they stop other pain easily as headache. Ar Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets simply coax blood pressure away from pain centers—that is all. Pain comes from blood pressure-congestion. Stop that pressure with Dr. Shop's Headache Tablets and a pai instantly gone, 20 Tablets 25c, Sold by all dealers.
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H. H. Berg
Milner
Lidemanson
Sophia Sorbel
Wuss Rorence Merce
Dan Linehan
Waipet
Staples
the Times
Dr. Shoop
Ar Shoop
Dr. Shop
Laertes
Ulysses
Cyropaedia
Xenophon
Ruth Ir
St. Front
St. Martha
Lazarus
St. Cesarius
Arles
Ambrose of
Milan
Aixla-Chapelle
Amadeus of
Savoy
David
Sweden
Browning
Arthur Bell
Ole Holt and neighbors at Garborg photos and farm work
A community column notes Ole Holt from Garborg visiting for a photo, local renters from Milnor plowing flax at the Stockstad farm, Gustav Hanson planning a Fourth of July celebration, Isinor Ulsaker installing a windmill for Knudt Bikre, and Erik and Ed. R. Johnson hauling lumber for a barn. Also mentions Clara Hanson visiting and Henry Galland helping move a pasture fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockstad
Milnor
Gustav Hanson
Isinor Ulsaker
Knudt Bikre
Erik
Ed. R. Johnson
Mise Clara T. Hanson
Milner
New Map of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Route
A large map showing the Pacific Coast extension through South Dakota North Dakota Montana Idaho and Washington is available for inspection at the local station. The line traverses farming stock raising dairy and fruit regions with unusual opportunities. Dese books and maps are free for the asking.
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Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Burns and the Mary Morison verse story in verse
A fragment from an old column recounts Robert Burns born at Mount Oliphant near Ayr in 1759 and his early romance with Mary Morison including lines from the lyric. It also notes a dog named Maggie showing maternal instinct and recalls a janitor Henry Burch remembered for a storm memory at Trinity church.
Festival of the Dolls in Japan Observed on Dolls Day
The article describes a curious Japanese custom held each April called dolls day. Girls dress in bright attire while mothers decorate the family room and adorn dolls in Sunday clothes. A feast follows, ostensibly for the dolls but enjoyed by the grova people.
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G Cole
Judge Teaches Manners After Court Exchange
A Chicago lawyer recalled in court a sharp exchange with a quick tempered judge. The judge supposedly told him I can teach you law but I cannot teach you manners. The lawyer retorted in defense, highlighting the clash over decorum and conduct in the courtroom.
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Chicago
Perkins
Glove Lore From Ancient Times And Courtly Customs
A compact look at gloves as symbols of possession and noble status from ancient and medieval eras. The piece traces gloves in myth, religion, and feudal honor, noting their roles in weddings, investitures, courtly gestures, and mourning practices, with anecdotes on saints and chivalry.
Dutiful son and the dog warps a Sabbath dinner
A Dundee Advertiser tale recalls a MacTavish family Sabbath supper disrupted when a prized poultry leg slips from the carving knife. A boy insists the dog will not get it, asking the father to lift the leg away, as the bustling meal threatens to derail the meal.
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MacTavish
Dundee
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Surries
Wyndmere
J. Wilson
Carl Leonsgard
Kindred
Martin Jones
Lisbon
S. P. Stucky
Puss Brown
Maercklein
St. Paul
Eddie Anderson
Ole Holt
Garborg
Henry Galland
Andrew Stensrud
Alfred Blaisdell
Hhs Department
State Secretary
Minot
Repub
Lican
Alex McKensie
Jud LaMoure
Jim Shea
St . Paul
Minn
McKensie
United States
Burke and
Bryan
Louk
Robert Burns
Mount Oliphant
Ayr
Lochlea
Ellison Bogbie
Burns
Mary Morison
Mary
Mary Storis
Aberdeen
Maggie
Henry Burch
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Minster
Henry
Moray
Oil City
Ptumade
J. Ness
Chas
Kirk
Central Drug Store
Temple Wahpeton
Ulsaker & Finseth
Farm Lands Farm Loans
Wahpeton
Mabel P Moll
7Th Street
Wahpeton, N. D
Carl Kaufmann
Sang i. Ave
Wahpeton, ND
M. Parsons
Puiaimg
Crork
N. Dak
McCulloch & Robinson
Benda Market
Frank Benda
Wahpeton, N.D
Tomas
Ramaty
Shoop
Wilson
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