Local Notes From Town Proceedings And Visits
George Pagy bought threshing equipment announced. Mrs. Lena Hagen took a business trip to Williston at week’s start. Rev Vermylia the Minot presiding elder preached at Gladys on July 14. Mr and Mrs Peterson and son Johnny visit with their daughter Mrs J C Johnson. Mrs Rudolf Johnson visited Mrs Mason last week. Miss Beth McCurdy of Minneapolis visits sister Mrs R C Evans this summer.
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Lena Hagen
Williston
Vermylia
Minot
Gladys
Peterson
Johnny
J. C. Johnson
Rudolf Johnson
Mason
Beth McCurdy
Minneapolis
R. C. Evans
Twin Butte crops and community notices reflect healthy harvest
Farmers report good rains and optimism for a big fall crop as residents travel for visiting relatives in Tarple, Williston, and nearby towns. Local events include church services, a district convention, Sunday School at Pleasant View, and a Palmer schoolhouse sermon.
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Bill Keller
Mader
Lettre Ligarre
Sivert Brunell
Granbois
Tarple
Mont
Gelina
Fargo
Lucien Arcand
Williston
Esther
Mark Belmore
Wildrose
J. M. Dussault
Dana Brunell
Severin Legonais
Campbell Bros
Wilkiston
J. M .Dussault
Harvey Therrizn
Celanise Gelina
Fred Smith
Smith
Patriotism of Peter in a Fourth of July Garden
In a rose garden tea setting, Annette challenges Peter to show true patriotism beyond parade pageantry. He declines marching but vows to defend honor after a sharp exchange over a diamond ring and courage. As the Fourth looms, Arnold Adams impresses in a colonial uniform while Annette finds the speech hollow and ceremonial.
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Annette
Arnold Adams
Anmatte
Peter
Armold Adams
Annette Vouchsared
Gettysburg
Annette Fung
Rescue on hillside as baby dangerous path spotted
Peter Van Dorn averts disaster when a red car speeds toward a dusty road curve. A dirty headed child from the Italian settlement digs in the road as the splendor of the moment cracks into danger. Annette and Adams react with alarm as Peter saves the baby and the car's occupants stare in shock. The scene ends with Annette expressing weariness of the crowd.
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Annette
Adams
Peter van Dorn
Peter’s Return and a Street Rally Move Annette’s Night
Annette waits for Peter after a crash and chase. He arrives with a child, speaks to Italians in the crowd, defending his American identity in a passionate address. Annette realizes the Peter she doubted is deeply tied to his roots and patriotism.
Not even Arnold's speech said nobody a Oh Peter
A fragment from a narrative shows a woman reacting to a patriotic oratory. She expresses admiration for Peter and seeks him out amid a crowd after the speech. The dialogue conveys a mix of awe and personal connection as she praises the speaker.
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Peter
Arnold
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Larkin C. Hart
McKenzie County
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Arnegard
Jonathan Wagenman
Surrey
Pleasant View
Shirland
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Macey
Gatedale
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By Temple Bailey
Adame
Abe
Lacy
Lucy
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Rome
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Chicago Tribune
Williston Mill CO
Williston, N. D
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Daniel Bell & Co
Spence
Dakota
Montana
J. W. Jackson
Citizens National Bank
U. S
Alc. McCartney
James Hlicoopery
W.S. Davidson
Scashier
Geo. G. Harvey
Jass’t. Cashier
M. Opdaui
Jass't. Cashier
T. F. Marshall
James H. Cooper
H. C. McCartney
W. S. Davidson
E M. Atterberry
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