Ellithorpe mine back in operation and local notices
The Ellithorpe mine is again open for business and coal buyers are urged to try Greene's Variety first on East Broadway. A wide list of local residents and visitors are noted, including merchants from Ray Plentywood and Williston, with many headlines about business, social calls, and community notices. The item highlights coal with carbon content and promotion for Greene's Variety and Olson's Studio photos for troops in the field.
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Ellithorpe
Greene
East Broadway
C. F. Paternon of
Ray
A. V. Keenan Orenee
Williston
E. G. Martell
Charbonneau
Claud Fansler
Wolf Point
Our City
E. H. Sehechal
Sanish
Rex Noble
Scobey
J. 8. Anderson
White Earth
Clara M. Finley
John Mercer
Buford
Arthur Lucas
O. P. Hansen
Medicine Lake
Wm. P. Dixon
Tioga
Wm. Gifford
W. F. Stice
Greene's
C. A. Mayfield
Plentywood
H. O. Koppang
Mr. Koppang
Arnegard
Nellie Petterson
A. L. Astrom
Homestead
Mont
Thomas Stenehjem
M. C. Adams
Alexander
N. D
Earnest Senechal
Minneapolis
Dyckman
Clyde Kenney
Palmer School
von Nieda
Walker McGuiness
Fargo
Olson
A. M. Pierson
York
N. C
Wittenberg Hospital
Alex Karr
Jamestown
Karr
Dave Rawitscher
Dave Greengard
Arthur Greengard
Sam Greengard
St. Paul
Neice Mable Greengard
Theresa Kent
Boice
Idaho
Levitt
Miss Kent
Husebye Hardware
Wm. H. Shemorry
Ohio
Virginia
Shemorry
Chesley Vinsons Copeland
Clarence Edward Copeland
Forster
Riverview
R. C. McMillan
Bainville
Cora
Lydia Newell
Mear
Gorgen Anderson
Watford City
E. H. Winger
HF. Irvin
Ben Hart
Dan Brennen
JP. Johnson
Watford
C. B. Haven
Antelope
Emil Nehring
Zahl
Adolph Spoltz
Chambers
Brockton
Montana
Peter Johnston
May Belle Ellingson
A. M. Frith
C. Lindblom
Tolly
J. T. Briden
Flaxville
Monell
J. E. Haskett
Grenora
S. N. Swensen
Minot
Letter From Over There From Victoria Road
A World War I era letter from Victoria Road Charlton London to Harry recounts ongoing bombardment, air raids, and epidemics. The writer notes U S entry, enthusiastic crowds in London, views on German actions, and surreal impressions of war’s impact on daily life and morale.
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Harry
O. K
Gotha
U. S
Nemesis
D. C
Delicate youths roar engines during wartime stunts and games
A wartime letter describes 17 and 18 year olds handling engines and practicing yells for future use. The writer recalls a ball game with humor about an umpire, mentions being seen as a “queer dude” in Bottineau, and notes sugar and food shortages. He jokes about Paris and bets with Mr. G. R. White. He hopes to visit home and signs as a sincere friend.
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Uumpire
Bottineau
U. S
G. R. White
Paris
Williston Rumors and Moves from Local Business and Homes
In Williston 23 Years Ago Mr and Mrs Paul Schierbeck drove to Buford Sunday. William Snyder fills his store with goods and shelves packed top to bottom. Chas Striegel builds a new home in northwest town and plans to move in early next month. Charley Baldwin received new goods last week hauled to Nelson in two large wagon loads.
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Paul Schierbeck
Buford
William Snyder
Chas. Striegel
Charley Baldwin
Nelson
Onlookers Report Odd Town News and Roving Visitors
A string of short notes from Nelson and nearby towns includes Halvor of Nelson delivering bles to GI, Field's mansionlike residence north of town, and light rumor about Guetz laff's whiskey. Local reporters recount trips to Chicago Red Wing Wisconsin and Watertown plus humorous social misadventures with a Williston beer delivery.
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Halvor
Nelson
H. E. Field
Guetzlaff
Porhare Buetcher
Louis Schierbeck
Graphic
Chicago
Wisconsin
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John Dineen
Wall Point
Wm. Scrivner
Cartwright
H. P. Overland
Marmon
Lyric
Sam
Jane and
Catherine Lee
Charlie
Kaiser
Charlie Chaplin
Matinee
Skunk Bill
Wallace Reid
Rimrock Jones
Matt and
Jeff
Victoria Road
Charlton
London
Arthur
Graphic den
The
Dakota
Dakota Cafe
Eagle Store