Correspondence from Mc Coon Canada on local church plans
Rey and Mrs Saunders from Mc Coon Canada visited last week with Mrs Saunders parents. Mr Saunders expects to take up work at United Lutheran church Ambrose. Elder Jorgensen’s family from Trondjem Norway arrived, quarantined for measles in Quebec. Various local notes include rain, hail damage insured at $5 per acre, harvest help, and a farmers picnic with races and games.
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Presbyterian Church
Curt Mac Donald
Ray
Bells to ring from New York tower gallery
Westminster bells weighing seven tons will be hung on the forty sixth floor of the Metropolitan Life Building in New York City. The largest bell weighs 7000 pounds and is 70 inches wide, tuned to B flat and used for hours and choir. Other bells include E flat 3000 pounds F natural 2000 pounds and G 1500 pounds. Automatic clappers will strike quarter hours. The bells are to be rung at a height greater than any other peal. Scientific American. College note: LiL degree from University of North Dakota with two year program. fall term begins Sept 29. Andrew A Bruce, Grand Forks ND.
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Westminster
Metropolitan Life Insurance
New York City
Scientific American
College OF Law
Andrew A. Bruce
College OF
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
Calvin H. Crouch
Mining and Mechanical Engineering
College OF Mining Engineering
School of Mines
Engineer of Mines
E.M
Teatings
North Dakota
Earle J. Babcock
B. S
College of Medicine
Melvin A. Brannon
Squires and area folk share news of visits and travels
Mrs Iver Heile called on Mrs Grothe Tuesday. Miss Mary Gilseth left for Mohall Friday. Clarence Hagan of North Squires passed through en route to Bainville. Emil Lee resumes clerking at A H Rygg store. Harry and Elmer Halverson attended a Sand Creek ball game. Maurice Rugg and two Missoula friends arrived for a month with relatives. Mrs McDwinott and family visited. Edd Lee will work in Mohall through harvest. Miss Alice Arndt's Spokane sister visits. Numerous social calls and a Snake Butte picnic with a temporary separation. A dance drew a large East Squires crowd. Martin’s horse dislikes Sunday calls. Leslie Wilde ill with appendicitis.
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Clarence Hagan
North Squires
Bainville
Mont
Emil Lee
A. H. Rygg
Harry
Elmer Halverson
Sand Creek
Haurice Rugg
Missoula
McDwinott
H. A. Squires
Edd Lee
Mohall
Alice Arndt
Spokane
Wash
C.0. Solberg
J. Cleve
Mr. Storks
Scott
East Squires
Martin
Leslie Wilde
Rose Valley Church Sees Growth After Pastor March Sermon
Rev March preached at the School House on Sunday evening to a large congregation. Dunkard Brethren services announced for next Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev Wood of the Christian church noted broad influence. Fifteen baptisms reported, with seven more last Sunday. A new church organized with thirty three members. The meeting closed Sunday night. prayers for continued success.
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March
School House
Dunkard Brethers
M. A. Hanger
Thornton
Wood
The
Christian Church
Garden Valley Religious Service and Local Gossip
Rev Henness preached here Sunday with Harvest progress noted. Grace Ekeberg is ill. John Hamilton and Alfred Elliott visited I C Stewart's ranch. Missouri Ridge attendees included H C Blankenship A L Blankenship R Blankenship Mrs Hance and daughter Mrs Graham Mr Stiles and Miss Mitchell. Literary society featured a homonyms spelling match led by Miss Myrtle who stood up the longest.
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Grace Ekeberg
John Hamilton
Alfred Elliott
I. C. Stewart
Missouri Ridge
H. C
A. L
R. Blankenship
Taken Up Black Mare Branded On Shoulder North of Marmon
A black mare branded on the left shoulder was taken up at one and a half miles north of Marmon on July 24. It was first seen about July 15, 1908, six miles north. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying costs. C. D. Helms, Marmon, North Dakota.
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My Place
C. D. Helms
Marmon
N. D
Band Dance At Gates Hall On Market Day
The band boys plan a dance for market day Saturday August 22 in Gates hall. The event aims to offer an evening of music and social dancing for townspeople and attendees.
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Gates Hall
Real Estate Bargains Across 73 Acres and Homes
Property listings include 73 acres crop land with a good house and barn, one well, 30 fenced acres near school, plus multiple quarters and homes priced from 600 to 2900. Locations mention Westlawn, Wittemeir addition, Pious Hill, Wegley addition, with terms and monthly payments and a note: Money to loan on farms.
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Squires
Westlawn
Wittemeir
Pious Hill
Wegley Addition
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Maim Ramey
Isham
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Mr. Turcott
Robert E. Goer
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Oregon
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Vern McMurrin
Hans and
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Lena
Dickey
Iowa
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Halverson Boys
Rose Valley
Rev. March
Thornton Home
Garden Valley
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Henness
Sun
Main Street
Williston Realty Co
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B. J. Schoregge
C. H. Ross
Saers
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Williams County
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Ambrose
A. Forcier
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University of North Dakota
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