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d i e d Mon_
Monqay
y arrernoon
atternoon in a Fargo
Fareo hospital.
hosnifql
Mrs. Wylie had spent
spent most
mo.st of
her life in Barnes cou"tv nuf ira,i
atso resided _in Fargo -aUout--iZ
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Mrs. Harry Walsh, 67, of 304
Elm st N, Moorhead, and formerly of Ulen, Minn., died SundaY.,i,n
a local hospital after a iong illness.
t Born at Cooperstown, then Dakota Territory, May 1, 1882, she
moved to Ulen at the age of 14.
to HenrY
e She
rvas married
Tinjum at Ulen in 1902. Mr'
:- Tinjum. died in 1918.
In 1929 Mrs. Tinjum moved to
Moorhead and was married to
Harry Walsh in 1940. She was a (
h member of UIen Lutheran church l
d and active in the Bethesda Ladies c
l
Aid.and Home Mission societY.
Surviving, besides Mr. Walsh, (
l are seven sons, Odin, Ernest and
at home, Oscar, I
I Archie Tinjum,
207 Ninth st N, Moorhead, HelI mer of Grand Forks, Palmer and t
Earl of Billings, Mont.; a daughter. Mrs, Ernest Rutledge, Seattle; two brothers, Oscar $j5rie.n,
Ulen, and Albert Skrien, Morris,
Enoch
iVlinn.: rwdti3t€?3:-frm.
Kiemetson, Uten, and Mrs. Peter
Reinsmoen, Joyce, Iowa, and 10
grandchildren.
The body is at Grina funeral
home, Moorhead.
. Serviceswill be at 2 p, m. today
turicrar
home",
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In 1881,they moved
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-Valtcv
as chief
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of
$r. {V]r-e._served
nolr,le^of
Citv-iroand,
andoperal_ed
opiral ed' a ti.,iesrrin'g
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machine
rn .a
businessloi
..fS_Sf.f39-hrfe in
himself
until 18g3, t ifrun -o"ua
ro^-h'argo,the familv" residing ii
t-]!..f!gte-enth. s.LS. r,ater Trrey
Mi.-wqlie.aied
oed. zd,$zs.
Arthur and Lewis,-;il;'r;il;il;
vr
rffi-6.HarryqW'a.lsh
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O'Leary,-
yirl'am
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worth, Minn.
Leaclr
Mii. Karl Kolman of
i.T.b..'ild
SitJ utsoleavestwo sisters,1'Ir;' 1p
s'lt
J. M. Jenson,1450 Tenth st of
iju"go,-tna-iltrs. A. r. Monson lt
her in
death. Besides Mrs.
O'Leary she leaves three other
grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.
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Wendell
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Bernice
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Viilwooa. Wash.,Mrs. EarI (Sus-iq)
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Paulson of Long Be-ach,Calif ; also
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wichman. ?14
Ninth av N; announce the .engagement of their daughter, Marcella
Marjorie, to Mr. Julian Brua, son
of Mrs. Emma Brua, 1519 First av i
S. The wedding will bi: in August. I
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six sons. James and Davey ot r:1r-I
Hamilton,
lines. Mont., Robert of
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Moit., ftoyd of Wimbledon' 9g--l
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don of Cooperstowl N'
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llfarvin bF Minneapolis; a Drotner' i
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Robert Walks of CourtelaY' I\.
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a sister. Mrs. Frances Lemley or i ,
grandchilVuttuv bitv, N. D., 54l'
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Two more persons have died in
accrclents on North Dakota highways,
The victims were:
__lfanley Rusten, d6, of page,
N. D.
, Mrs. Simon Hornberger of
Glolden Valley, N. D.
Rusten, employed by ihe North
Dakola highway depaitment onlv
three- days, was fatally-asinjureil
Monday about 4:30 p, m.
nti was
cutting weeds three miles west of
Hope.
- The accident occur4ed near the
intersection of N. D. 82 and N. D.
North Dakota Vehicle Deaths
Jan, 1 to Date
"" 106 | 64 1e5o
She was married to Mr. Wencl-
four
sons,
firiiev. Rev. P. J. Vammen willlr
officiite. Interment will be ini
the church cemetery.
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Six srandsons will be -oll-i
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of
home
funeral
Boe
bearers.ley is in charge.
38, about 70 miles northwest of
tr'argo.
It appeared that the sickle bar
of Rusten's mower slruck a bridge
abutment, throwing him frorn tfre
tractor to the creek bottom 1b
fee_t below. The tractor apparenfly
rolled over the man.
, Passersby summoned a doctor
but Rusten died before he arrived.
_Rusten was mowing in the ditch
along the highu'ay and it was believed he did not notice the bridge
abutment because of the hi;h
weeds.
_ A lifelong resident of North Dakota, Rusten was a mechanic bv
!{ade. He was born March 2d,
1895, at Aneta, N. D., and marrieci
J_uliaCaroline Vig at Cooperstown,
N. .D.,- June 25, 1921. tney nad
resided in Page about 10 years.
Survivors are Mrs. Rusten; two
l\{aniey, Jr., of Vallejo, Catif.,
son-s,
and John of Glendale. Calif., anci
a_daughter, Mrs. Donald (Caro.l)
Thompson of Portland, Ore., and
three brothers, A.lfred, Peter and
Henry of Aneta.
. The body is at Lindsey funeral
nome, lage.
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Two more persons have diecl in
accidents on North Dakota hiehways.
The victims Were:
Manley Rusten, 56, of Page,
N, D.
Mrs. Simon Hornberger of
Goltlen Valley, N. D.
Rusten, ernployed by the North
Dakoia highway department only
three days, was fatally injured
Monday about 4:30 p. m, as he was
cutting weeds three miles west of
Hope.
The accident occur4ed near the
intersection of lll. D. 32 and N. D.
Dutl
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Jan, 1 to Date
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Passersby summoned. a doctor I
but Rusten died before he arrived. I
Rusten was mowing in the dilchl
along the highuray and it was beIieved he did not notice the bridge
abutment because of the hieh
weeds.
A lifelong resident of North Dakota, Rusten was a mechanic by
trade. He was born March 20,
1895, at Aneta, N. D., and married
Julia Caroline Vig at Cooperstown,
N. D., J.une 25, 1921, They had
resided in Page about 10 years.
Sulvivors are Mrs. Rusten; two
sons, Manley, Jr., of Vallejo, Calif.,
and John of Glendale, Calif., and
a daughter, Mrs. Donald (Carol)
Thompson of Portland, Ore,, and
three brothers, Alfred, Peter and
Henry of Aneta.
The body is at Lindsey funeral
home, Page.
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of Aeronautical
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of St.
university located
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Wunderlich.was
attending a 15_
,weeK c_o_urse
in aircraft mainten_
ancea_He wiil now be sent to an
Alr .t orce .specialist school for fur_
Tner training. He has previouslv
oeen stationed at Laclitancl anit
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Keene. Filix Lucian, my brother
Sccr++qnd mllvilf ft'om the Getclell
team, Tom and Evarett Ellis,fibm
Cuba and Ing and.!.aVMoe of Sanborn. We met at ValleY CitY the
evenins before the qame and drove
to Towlr City in buggies next day.
"We had dinner at'the Chiison
hotel and the Cass team was there,
all dressedup and kidding a lot, al]
of it meant for our ears. We had
a Drettv eood talker, too, but we
neia nirir back until later, although
we didn't like their references to
us as 'hayseeds'.
"The Cass team came to the
olavins field resPlendent in linen
'plug'hats. TheY took
ioals 6nd
these off and laid them aside carefutly and went through a snaPPY
oractice. We looked rather Poor
in nractice but when the game
staited it was a different storY'
"Their pitcher was a right hander and the first seven men in our t
lineup were Iefthanded batters. I
When I steppecl to the Plate (I was
the Pitcher almost
battins fifth)
exploded. 'Do You fellows all bat Jl
lefihanded?' he asked me but I C
said, no, that onlY the first seven 1
(
did.
"WelI, we scoretl six runs in that f
about c
first innins ancl that just'kidder'
settlecl th; game. Our
went to work on them and they i
didn't have anYthing
-triPle to saY. IMe
cven pulled a
PlaY when 1
with men on first and second' Ev t
Ellis. second baseman, caught a c
hot liner neat second, stePPed on
the'brse and threw to flrst base- l
man Felix Lucian.
t
"Lttcian. bv the waY, was a real
first baseman and could reach a
lone distance for a ball. Even the L
.-ofessionals weren't much better. d
Our pitcher, RaY Moe, also hacl I
He was aided bY the I
eood ituff.
iact that the Pitching distance I
then was 50 feet. But f can ccrtifY J
thai he had lots on the ball for I
caueht the game. Our other in- c
fieldlers were Mort White and Ing 't
Moe. and we had Scott Wylie, Tom
Ellis and Gene Keene in the outfield.
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"We won the game, 16 to 4' and
sptit the prize equally, our other v
e-xpensesirom ValleY CitY being
naid bv the fair management. I
ivent hbme with $2.45 as mY share,
since I had Paitl for a ticket from
Sanborn to VaIleY CitY"'
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Wvlie continuecl to resicle in
Vallev Citv until about 1942, when
his wife died. He hacl since resided at Anacortes with his sons and
daushters. He was born in 1855 in
Weslport. N, Y., a village on Lake
Chaniplaih. The familY moved to
Wisconsin when he was six and
three vears later went to Plainview, M-inn. He remaino4 at PJainview'until coming to Dakota Terri'i
tory with Scott.
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Sutnmer
^ Mrs. Martin Daniel Westley of
Cooperstown, N, D., announces
the engagement of h'er dtutit-terr
Ruth
Ann,
to m,l,r,,"o,,".-
Donald Alfretl
Buck, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfrecl
C h r i stopher
Buck of Rhbdes.
Iowa. Ttre bride
is the daushter
of the late Dr.
Westley.
Miss
Westlev ii
attended
Po--rij
mona college in
California d n tl
Mlm Wertley I
graduated
from
Iowa State College at Ames, fowa, I
in June 1950. Following graduat- I,
ing she spent the summef traveling in Europe. She teacher atl'
Bird fsland, Minn,
I
Mr. Buck attendetl fowa Statelt
college before serving in the airl
corpsfrom 1943to fg4f. ffe erad-l
uated from Iowa State colleEeinl
1949 and is associated with- hisl.
father in stock farming at Rhodes.lr
A summer wedding is planned. lf
Railt.w eitfAy;/ i;l
Donald,Buck,Wed
Rdth Ann Westley, daughter of
Mrs. Martin Daniel Westley of
Cooperstown, N. D,, and the late
Dr. Westiey, became the bricle of
'Donald Alfrecl Buck, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Alfrecl Christopher Buck
of State Center, Iowa.
The wedding took place in the
family home in Cooperstown on
July 7. Rev. Corliss R. Rasmussen of Cooperstown officiated.
The bride was given in marriage
bv her brother. Dr. Kent F. Westldv of New York. She wore a boufarit gown of embroidered organdy
with a shoulderJength veil. She
carried pale yellow roses and
stephanotis.
Miss
Her attendants were
Jeanne D: Robbins of Woodward,
Iowa, and Mrs. Richarcl O. Westley
of Elmhurst, Ill. They wore white
dotted swiss over aqua taffeta. A
niece of the bridegroom, Linda
Wolf of Pomeroy, Wash., was the
She wore white orflower girl.
gandy over aqua. Robert Martin
Westley, nephew of the bride, was
the ring bearer.
The bridegroom was attencletl bY
Robert Buck of
his brother,
Rhodes, Iowa. The bride's brother,
Richard, was usher.
Arthur Lydell of ValleY CitY
olaved the nuptial music and actompanied the-soloist, Mrs. Lytleil.
A- reception followed the ceremony,
Tde bride attendecl Pomona college at Claremont, Caiif., and graduated from Iowa State college'
Mr. Buck is also a graduate of
Iowa State college.
They will make their home at
State Center where Mr. Buck is
associated.with his father in'stock
farming.
Wuflestnd,
Wathne Vows
t
t
C
l
|
Are JnoK,en
T
Misr Do,rcas, E. Wufietad,
claughter of !lr. ancl Mrs. Conratl
Wuflestad of Dale, triinn., anrl
Maurlce J. lVathne of Cooporr.
town, N. D., were married Saturilay in the bricle's home. Thc briile
has been employecl ln Fargo.
Lilacs anal spring flowert worc
in decorating the roomc.
Rev. K. P. Wbflesta<l of Cooperstown, uncle of the bride, officiatecl at the ceremony. 1[ I I s
Florence Nelson of Detroit I:akes,
Minn., playecl the nuptlal muslc
and accompaniecl Mrg. E. LEngager of Dale who sang "O Forfect Love" and 'Ttre
Tfeilding
Pf,ayer."
The bqddewa$ given [l narriegc
by her father. She wore a llght
grey ruit with navy bluc aoccsgories. lfer corsage wac of rod
roges and her pearlr wore a glf,t
of the bridegroorn,
Miss Florence Wathne of Coo.
perstown, sister o! the brirlegroom"
was maitl of honor. She worr an
aqua blue suit with b'rowrr accessories,ltrer oorrage wac of yel.
low roses and ghe wore a rhinestone necklace,a gift of the bride.
Mrs. Wuflestail, the bride's
mothen wore a lavender dress
black accessories.The bride.
groom's mother, Mrs. Wathne,
wore a powder blue dresc wlth
black accessories"Their oorraget
--*{
AnnounceEnffiement i
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Wuflestad
of Dale, Minn., announce the engagement of
daughter,
their
Dorcas, to Maurice Wathne of
Cooperstown,
N. D. The wed- ii
ding is planned
for June 2.
Miss Wuflestacl
is employed by
Reinhard Brothers, fnc., in FarMr. Wathne
farms near Cooperstown.
Miss Wuflestail
,/'Y,
I'3wsS"t por'iJpt.
J0
_ _ - . - r ti.
. &
ot"'ri"nt
llgOAnI
n fro{i;,1:,9^*:f'
tr^tr:,,
I"nrv
/
o"
announcethel.
l-, approaching
"r"r"ll'1'-";
mar_it
"r"?."^.i,llll.ano
ilt:;';fiff.dJ',#rf
3""i,:i,:l
.t?}"$;t'ttff
/:
",*
n,{"s",*'i,%ti11,""**:o.gtyrys/
j
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"?1^T'':h
g"":i:
qand
ffi;,*,v:
f;
:
il
:*
scnool
cbr"6;i;Ui_/"
iii.l"""
/i
of Talisman roses.
. l- Irwin phgrpe_ .o_f Bisrnarlol4
of the brldegtom,
wal
jJlbest man. E. Langager of Dalc
was usher,
,s I A reception was held following
fithe eeremony.Table appointmentl
.-lwere in blue and yellow.
;-l Mrs. George Magney of Moun4
l"lMinn., aunt of the bricle,cut the
lflcake;'Mrs. K. P. Wuflestatl of
lCooperstown,N. D., also an aunt
lylof the.bride,-lad charge pf thg
ii.lguest book; Miss Annie Austad
Moorhead,Miss
Moorhead,
Miss Lois
Teigland
Lois Teigland
.1lof
"1lof Fargo, Misses Hulda and Fbeida
"ljof
4lMagney of Detroit Lakes, Minn.,
assisted.
After a wecldingtrip to Duluth
and
d the
the N,irrth
Nbrth Shore, the couple
,"lwill be at home near Cooperstown
r,lwhere the. bridegroom farms.
r:l Prenuptial parties honoring the
Vlb+d9. includecl a-shower give4 by
i- lre.lqtiv_qgald friends of Dale,
Vl$tl IIrs. John Nord and Mrs.
in charge.
ilPqul SqpdryaSs;l_ I4rs. Paul Lindem and Mrr. Fil
;l lSeaberg of Minneapolis, cousins
hostesses at a
5lof the bride, were hostesses
orver given in the Lintlem home.
e
€ .d miscellaneous shower. wqs
by friends of the Bethel
ls
ohprqh _in-{'qryo., those in
f
includedl Miss LoiC Teigs.
IWrs, Clarence Haalandl anct
ts
Mrs. E. T. Thompson.
Maj. Wendell W. Wichmann,
n oi F. A. Wichmann,389 Eighth
' S, and Capt. Howard B. Hun!ley. Jr.. husbandl of Mrs. Marie'
Huntley, 11L9 Eighth av N, graduated recently from the associate
advanced officers course at the Infantry sehool at Fort Benning, Ga.
The i5-week course is designed to
training for selected oficers as part of a combined arms
leam.
T9 DlarryilIarci ST
.vows-will be spoken
#tr*T:#i#}"i;dj""5il
i:rJ:,',f;
$S-&""""'"t$"".:"f
;
::SoTS
Ivlirs B e TT
Elire
Wata:
daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Wait of
Hannaford.
and Pfc. Jacli
L. Anderron,
ron of Mr. and
Mrs. K. V. -A,nderson of McVillq W. O.
Both Miss
Wait and Pfc.
And_erson are
MissWaIt
---State
graduates oJ the Mayviite
Teachers Colleee.
Teachers
College. t\,fiss Wait
teaches at page] N.
l
D., and Mr.
Anderson i_s slaiioned at Lowry
Air Force Base at Denver, CoIo.'
TuesdayMorning,April24, 1g51
known
Moorhead
"'"i:ojiilffi
Sunday in his home a
enth st S.
A
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fnnmon]\tra^r}.^^i
,"f J;;Ti",ruT#:*;'H*$:t""";l
L.+iLi';f'.
iii"ciiv ;;;ii ii.i"iii"Jl,li,Til"M;:l
;i'j:ii.:,
1,viti,.io*"'ii;dil;;i;;"d*"ta*"il | ffi.f,ji.fl,,ii.;i.':
M;;h;;a
''
.i|.;" i898."'
ffi#iiiiitt';''
r.,i',,r;,:'.'.+
'i::
iri"ii:
A prolific letter writer. he hartlffi:if.ii!i!iii+il',,'i:i::::r::
Erise
waitr"."-"1111 rhebride,
by
$'gllh",n
*r"J"tl-,marriage
eJide_of
Pfc. rack L. Anderson.lherT;tfi;;;wfiretuirr"iinijfineti
The.Rev.
W' RavRadliffofficiated
-rietl
lg6w;;i'il'p"rt&'cnantlrv--iEce
at the doublering service.
llna nyion
ilhe fitted bodice
Thc bride is the daughter of lof lace featured a Peter Pan col-
}j;aTf.^iil'
trum,-ena;";;il
,".'fiffi"T
n*i{*:*i::i;1il".1$",";;"1"".?;
iffi4#jiriif"iiiii,"fffi
W.,M!
11ffi1#t*"**ri::1"#
"oi
;a_r\4r;:!rd
V.
rjii,La'iii.r.,",iii.""
-dfg,J""ix1lffiu+i+ii#l'{'ffi
I
-M*.-K.
lr'ri- sxi"i-#i, nyronnet over:
' *ftd;"3;;ili
services
wiii
ue
at
in St. John the Divit
"#j."'l}#; ?o.,"ou,i,,
orthelti&-#}",iffii
:ii,:',il'ff,:lffin:'g'#
ilYil*
Jff""tff''i:?'
it Jl;
Hi.1"urg"#;,$?r
"Y.*"dl?"'5f
semane""'uy"l?lxT*"J%r"*,TlWitiitlfW
cathedr.al, Fargo, officiat-lW14j;iiiii;iiii_--ffi+
accompanieal bylrllu.s.ron-was held in place by a
RinE" and was "11;
insBuria'I
wil*'l1:ywffiet]ffi#ffr1Ti'lt
Riverside cemeterv v
'funeral
home in char5
l]i1j''"f*1",]:i$_11
'.JamesMcSparr'on*'l*I3xo,*3?jffi'...=ffii|H!!:.:ofanoichidi"o-ciin
born in Tnndonderry,
parents of Scotch descent. 'U"l%#"'tiriffi*|
.r.
ir. w.
lv. wrrHEBow
lvrrHERow
i:ameto
to Dakota
nat-otJr"riito".v--it
feriii""v""t fri"l
.came
iiEl
I
rarms
rarms
p"
atr10
ati10
years
and*was.distri^crt
was district court
vearsand
courtl
F{_-gf-|5,.*j,i-{lie,
3!?"3!l{;.1T5:Xfi,",1
utQth""ltommissioner*more
33
rn 1886,he went ,3
*than vears.l
"countv,
Minn.
m"""i"J
,un" v . 2 6 . r
t h e r e _ _ h e _ a t t",'-a'-at{9f::"'#1?1
e n dceadr l e t o n " s o l : l -rre
o t H u " i i , i N . p . , i n F a r s o N oso"ul
"lo.,l"
| .The b-ridewas attendedby her
lsisier,vonna"il;w;ii;;J"*iii
*tti1ly#":
l3L-1"",:"ft",11%,f#
il6irr;;;;;*'#l':"";."tt";,i5T;t
,las-bridesmaicls.
They wore identibiue.
,l_and
lirey_w_gr:e-tastiid"lci
??l
1.,-:#u.-ii:T##:1'fiJ"*'f,?;i?50T""'fLil;3d*'ftr,-,?sst
ilrh*1ir:#i,lmtnJi"u
'l*iir.-"'i'"1.ol"iil'liu"+
yearhe."*" ,.lf??I"3"?"-'o*,*T?#""jI'^P;*;i
:"--fr rorbwing
andset-in
,qli'sXlt"f,"'l&1ffi,i"{,-#'"iff;
j
:l#,rii-'i.'"!i#;":iid$";lJ
;nli"'Jj[X'l*"ilf#"rn"",."*."
'li[ff"uf,i$.,1i*u:*'i#;1
r,roi-,r-icho;i,;;;'r*s#3:?f"^il;i6r'm*',T.""{P1t?:"s
ts*lg:;l
which he was graduate0 in rasi.
,llarge picture h_ats6t tac"" o"ei
and
five srandchil-l
lnii"nir"p.jri.,
s"j,i#eyh"*kf;'f,,r11il
Fijti{triil,",'"i,""#"a"iffl*tlg
N, D., retu_rnlng
th'ento nnoori,e"O,
---'l_-il1r.'witnu.ow
l;""il.
where
he had iesidecl.tlSSr,
was a memberof I
un nrs return Mr. wi
tr..r
erowirrroorir"',
a'ni'ir.opul
eptcopai cfiurad'ni;";:l
church; Moor_
,9-n,,
Ii:, ^.:*:L ^yTt WitherowlMoorhead
*.;"rj"l"de.;-S."iiilf'R;;"1
li*,,Y:^rl:
-.*:*^:r,.r.1y
e_barrune.gj'd,yjf
grnlll :dJ9^tl
21,1ssaIlii"er
ii"ai",' iii r,iie,i,"?iia"n"Ii"j
pasr
:|ffiil',sTf
'lbouquets
i?
of matching
;1"ff'tt':1";t',
carnations.
'tii"li'rrrru
The mother of the bride wore
.1" q"".*;f
crepe with
lmatching-navy--and whit'e accei-
l."ri"i. fr,"--riiiali
a u I I l l L L e 0 I o T n e b a r J u n e . 2 1 ' - 1 8 9 8 . j b o d i e s i n F a r g o , i n d b a r u r v o r e l i g h t b l u e c } e p e w i t h p i n k
a
comqF Fr rrr:rr:
F"u"^nut:t:::..Pj.:li.^-e9-.il..Yq:i-lit^"1.."_gq^*u.
head.
..i'ia-;L.rry_e11i1"{r#,nffi
veo
rruur"trrgru!
F;?;fry
1!-cr]v-ettei'tr:rtne
""
[l. Williams
Wlllfams
fF.. U.
lJlfl
Girl
To
O Nebfaska
Nebraska
i
I
rD
is madegt-j}",,
Announcement
r 6"'uu'Lc'I's"L
of 'Cpl. I-estt; ;. ;;;i;; II
lrnarriage
"Mr.
isonof
u.'i Mt=.Haty zentzI
J.{orrta_Jean |
of Aneta, to rNliss^
Butler, daughter of Mr' and Mrs'
James rButler of Hastings, Nebr.
The weddihg occurred at Formoso, Kansas on July 4.
The couple visited briefly at
the groom's parental home on
their return from a wedding trip
to Minneap.olis. They will :nake
s. D.,
ii'"i. r'o-'.,in Deadwood,
cpl. Tentz,being stationed with
his air corps unlt at Rapid city,
S. D.
ies. They both
[ff."T:#t;,Xi:gn::*il',ii:l:
InMontana
'' ffit*.,ffi:t?#
lnigr
l,'X".:XffTTl":Ti'"#'1ffi:1Hili"t"?i"x
rongti'me
resident,
noleii-ide,ll
lrhe death of Fred D. Willi4ms,llhe--ringbeare-r.yas
's"t-
l i,"#r,'iil.,,"i|:1;
.911ee.
ffi#'r#l,
o"
::ffi: ililf,iit#5Jo3#;u.u
ll
ilM;"t1.r,"1.oit^i'tliir"r"i".'.';;;iFl"Ii;ii'ano-Ivili'iin'A;;;",;fi;n,j*l;rtlf";:"i"y,"'_?r,r'fr."
of the bridegroom,ushered.
| ittnes!. Funeral servi|es were fnates
the following
held
I
llir"^ly^lld
| . A reception foliowed. in the
I buriat was at Highland cemeterylcrril"cir'!"u"rors.
Mrs. Homer Benlin_ttrat__city.
lson qnd Mrs. Clinton Brown
-;k;:'
I tu'r.Williams was born Oc,toberloou"ea.tvfiis-:nl"rv"iii"."fiii'tr
laf, fA0f, at Jackson, Mich., and lFargo cut the wedaine
;by
Miss
Louise-Larsoh
of
lcame to this country to home-l:,Jtgq
N.
D.
Miss
Esther Johnlstead in 1882. Aftei his retire- lvrrchigan,
gift
of
the
I ment from farming ire iiveO in l:11Y*.^j"-charge
table
le;,;i,e'sil;;';"fip.;l
:iJi.f lt*1Tli:.*T#?fT#l#tr"n1'",;
land went to make his trome i"l;l+v.-i;;r.-*ri'*"""'Ii't#;;h
Montana. about seven years_ago.
Dona Lu Knauss and
I
l![Gl_lt*r
I Survlving are six sons, Eddie luiss Dorothy Heyerdahl served.
I in this county, Manley in Ore- I .F'ortheir wedding trip the bride
I eon. Fred in Townsend. Mont.. I.s-wearlng a suit of rose_colored
lEol[ana and Kenneth in Cascade. llabardine, w.ith an orchid corsage,
t..; ; d
i'; Cl",*
r"'. i l, n!,fit'1?l,in"iilf;
IM
#J\*3fi""*
I
"
"
";*
flve
dau€hters,
Mrs.
",y ;ib"se #hiil-i. rvii:
|
.o!,t9 H.oa. l;;ii,
a"i"i:ri,t;
man of Augusta, Mont., Mrs. Roylvill reportbl"t
ifi;'Ail-F;;"
lBarr of Vancouver, Wash., Mrs. lraseiri Denver.Colo.
,Robert'Cronichof Homer.Alaska.ltT..
lMr'$. Bufard Yost of Los Angeles"p"--^^.'+i.tpo
Mrs.
Robert Scott of Plains;l
land
'Mont. The,re are also 25 grand
I
children and six great-grand- |
children.
I
TuesdayMorning,April 24,1g5t
J. M. IVitheroweLong Time
MoorheadAttorn*y, DiesAt Bl
Vuit, ItrunnaforQt
ck,L. Anderson{€y
, James_M. Witherow, 81, widely
known Moorhead attorney, dieh
Sunday in his home at 6i9 Seventh st S.
A former Moorhead city attorney^and a long time commissioner
jo-l-.9laycounty district court, Mr.
Witberow had practiced law in
Moorhead since L898.
'
{ nroliflc letter writer, he hacl
exchanged lltters with mdny-Georse
notables, including the lale
Shaw, famed Irish wit.*
' Bernard
S-ervices wiil be at 3:30 today
in St. John the Divine Episcopai
church of Moorhead, Very R'ev.
Arthur C. Barnhart, dean oi Geth_
" semane cathedral, Fargo, officiatire. Burial will be in Moorheacl
, Riverside cemetery with Wright
funeral home in charge.
'me the I The bride. siven in marriaee bvi
g9,TP_1lher father, rfuore a ballerina ldngth
-i;a;
nciated
igown'oi i-portuo bha;tlut
land nylon net. The fitted bodice
rter oflof lace featured a Peter Pan colfanna-llar, Mary Stuart sleeves and tiny
he sonlbuttons down the back. The very
clersonlfull skirt was of nylon net overr
satin with a lace tunic overskirt
of the which was short in front and
t. She
r This
ecl by
James McSparron Witherow was
rn in Londonderry, Ireland, of
born
parents of . Scotch descent. 'He
I'. W. IryITHDROW
.'came ^to_DakotaTerritory at the
age of 15, working on farms at 10 years and was district
court
Grandin and Binford two years.
"Norman commissioner more than 38 years.
In
1886
he
went
*
.*
to
{.
,
'county,
Minn., and after a vear
-col- He married Emma Jane Bond
there he attended Carleton
of ^Hunter, N. D., in Fargo Nov. 26,
.Iege, Northfield, Minn., the winter 1904. Besides Mrs, Witherow he
of 1887-88.
leaves a son, James M., Jr.. Den- i
l'--Thg following year he came to ver, Colo., former manager of the I
tvtoornead ancl entered Moorhead Moorhead Red Owl storeJ a dauehI
N.olry"l school, now MSTC, from ter, Mrs. Karl (Grace)
Schulze.I
whrch he was graduated in 1992. Minneapolis, and flve
erandchil- I
He taught school a year each at dren. A daughter, Margaret.
Margaret, andl
Vincent, Minn., and Caledonia,ldren.
Fj.
a
son.
s
g
n
,
F
r
a
n
k
,
p
r
e
c
e
d
e
Frank.
nrecededd h
him
i m iinl
'N, D., retqrning
nl
?
ihen to.Moorheadj oeath.
I
where he had resided srnce.
Mr. Witherow was a member of I
On his return Mr. Witherow Moorhead Episcopalchurch:
Moor-I
took up the study of law and was head Masonic lodee: Scottiifr Ritel
agmitted to the bar June 21, 1g9g. bodies in Fargo, and bar associaHe had since practiced in Moor- tions. He was a past commander|
I
head. He served g-s_crtyattorney gt1[e Knishts of Pvthia
l
l
.l
The mother of the bride wore
q"gr.. of navy blue crepe with
1
matching
navy and, whit'e accessories. The brideeroom's
idegroom's motherlr
mother
wore light blue Crepe with oinkll
and navy accessories.
accessoriei. They
Thev bothlt
wore rose and carnation corsages.
The flower girl, Debera Dun-
v
lLesterTentz ls '\(ed
Girl
To Nebraska
Announcement is rnade of tht'
lmarriage of ,Cpl. Lester R' Zentz,
son of Mr. and Mrs. HarrY Zentz
lof Aneta, to Miss Norma Jean
Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Butler, of Hastings, Nebr.
The wedding occurred at Formoso, Kansas on JulY 4.
The couple visited brietlY at
the groom's Parental ho.me on
their return from a wedding triP
TheY wiil rnake
to Minneapolis,
their home in Deadwood, S. D.'
Cpl. Zentz ,bein,g stationed with
his air corps unit at RaPid CitY,
s. D.
re>
-i
r
*
*
::j;nf".il1T"i'"""1
.,(pn
#lfii$-Jf
..".*:rni
lon and Mrs. Clinton Brown
":l:
ur{of aq} }€ PU Irallrn^,,.o,1 nri-rtr^--.
irm-u"*s
kkk::;tnH*'F+f{*J'rfl
rrom
rarmin*
uosu€H
N. D. Miss Esther John_
I stead in 1gg2. Aftei his retire- lvrrchigan,
|+"*
coo'erstowl.
I and
Tft:J:;li"fr"st-'jri,flt'J
-i,iil.;.
.lt il""'1*
I,it
l*i:
yg'.'_!
au.ri;-H;i*;*-;d
l;;:
"."*l9l9i
make his home in l;!a4ys friction-wer;;;#
;il;
went to
I
| .Monrana aDout seven years ago. l-able. Miss Dona Lu Knauss Ind
I Surviving are six sons, Eddie lvliss Dorothy Heyerdahl served.
I in this county, Manley in Ore- I -b'or their wedding trip the bride
I eon, Fred in Townsend. Mont.. I.s,wearlng a suit of rose_colored
an orchid corcage.
lForrano and Kenneth in Cascade, llaPrardtnslw.ith
and Ba,rry i n c;ea; ;i;il s' l, n!,1,,,tn""T*i,t"1l
IMonr.,
r$t i*if,"rt
daughters,
Mrs. .ot_t_oHgff.l,.iir'ii'eas"
"f
|five
i;i,ii; Ivi;: ddil;;
l1n,anof-{ususta, Mont., Mrs.-E"v l"itt "uiio"ilucf.-io ;fi'Ail-#;;
Barr of Vancouver, W,ash., Mrs. lrasein Denver,Colo.
' Robert Cronich of Hom'er.Alaska. l- ,'-^ ^.' +i.reo tT..
l Mtt,.'Buford. Y€st of ,LoE'An€eles,1r
and Mrs. Robert Scott of Plains, I
I'Mont.
The,re are also 25 grand I
children an.d six great-grand-- |
children.
I
i
I
r
p
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S. ^*TyWAutrl*14
- = 1 * - % | I n t h e e a r ' I 1 , c i g l t t i e r i T . Jrn' " trre
o n .ea.y
. j . Y '.isr,:ti"r
> g q W u a L W t . [ l t " z ' 'Y'
|C L c.,-'..l ,
;::
1-
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Obituary I int1.?i*:*i*i;L:;ri,,r,xl
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L.alilt-, u.as r:edr rvllh I
I'ltrt
l r . ' t t y o f o i h e r ; r ' . ] c l i a ; g . cr f l l r . e e a r . . . i l ;
oI mulcs, sixty in ,ru-Ue*.
l.toads
I I ff
a
rived at Sanborn on Apri1 1,
lrnuy
l
Millard J'. Washbirryl,
*.1osc.t,a,t,
,_ur" 41h was cfiriIirt,.ri
i,,,ir,o*"
"t1
colufnns
lo,ritweek, was bor.r,n
ir*,i
D a v L a k e , C o u n t y ,I l l i u c i s ,
i
";-;;,.;',
2 5 t h , 1 8 4 8 ,b c i n g ? 3 y ,
.rme or his dearh -",-::'.:1
:*:' 1.'i
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Day ror certain,,, ror as rar as,
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p
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v !o lru
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c re r C
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o ln
l tt hhCc o
o nnl yl y rr ar iilfr .on
a du. a .
l| r :_" i " d
-l ;...jfi
i":;t of chicago.o sot"ltu,
o1vs.
The
open
cars
rr'hich
j
contain-I li l
ir,r;;;.;I
rl noint the jourley
t od lhg mules became a terrlble pface
i)
lboalcl the steamhortT"::l'j:^t'.::,:"
s
c
] ,
noise anar orhers who ir:ade thisl -
fJ
o"" t-uL little im,aginethe exrerienI cel ot
l-,
thosetwo days.
I 'r'wo
' L ' w o yeals
yeal's
C
iI::ill\1,:JJ;iffTi,";,t,i**j
lffj;
/ Il:;Tff;,Xi,;'ffffJJ:#:ff
I
lt,ir
of his flr'st t-n."**t"n*-,,no,l
;l arrivins
:1:t9t
I
)f
at Reclr,vr"*, ;;;;; :""# I
' ll 1;)'i o:ijc ,I llt d:a.r )ls,t'h:a l,i , :. .r v:l r-i r .o *1o:r o,\r ^\" . Ii l t| g : ' n n , ' " 'arter'
u u ,l r.i s, ;ar'r'ivat
| . . : ,t'r ":r .ie:l ".i l 1 ':r /:L:l , .( r:1 \' : :W-' A' L:K'Ei R, ,; ] .ro"*""1f
.^.'..,,trut
a f t i ' l ' rris
f ormerlj
a l l i v a l n"'"
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a n a c a r r i e rm v j l
edrvin;anir.,en"-,",''i'il
na
r rdnct ior o
n phri os vf ae rr n
n or ar tnosdn a f l e r l i ; l : ! : " * B a l e s m a n
',ll"Loiunrreeoaf ttR
n e s c a r e J n e s u r i : " e r t a - s a rjc - ll -f -. .s, chLat,ltelm
hislSlill T1.IuY1,,T-1**:.,"uI1"d_9,t19
Route Buildereditor
sult or trrelnaians,';;"'r.;;:"ii'ill-l
whilelr
l.as marriedf6 fT;ccl'."''"1" l;'ltne
l-lhomeon lea't'e'Ire explained
l#":.'he
thatl.
ticular n.i'sr"r"i.o';'rT::::",,T;l
rrttsel
of
st.
clair,
,:,lictrl
'-,1.::-1"?.t*1 l,',,
It
earrv.experie"""
*inir'"
,","
Buch"rookerl
tsucrr"
2,
2'
1888.
1383'
t",**r",]iill,
i'oi-ethe:,_1i
lookedar-,rin.
lllTi;:l*
.-T:,
at- hi'r throush ;;
i :;i.,:t"'"
ril.'t"", a big help
";lln"fl
;
Fl;
bedroomwindow,in wrrich;;on, ;; I
",rr"u
i i"iT;,*l':l.T;:
:,i:":T.,:tl:.t",'u liljot,,uatr,J,,"uy. Manyyounsrer_tc
rvasplaving. Mr. \v;1shbu1'tr.uu,
iotaI
horvhe hid under'.,irebc,l au(l finnlly
felr asieep,sta,yirlsin 'ir,. star,r tro,; I
I
all the upi; aII .L;r,'rs.t"t.
I,":^l"tt"*
il!1il*" *i.o-r,u.,runever workeu,r"ult
the bitter with the s'"',-c':t.
irrll'er-jijit arri"ult to adjust
1r"**"r""rlij
I ]11
c1:'ougtrt,
trtf,t;
who know how to *;;i;ll
I ::t^1.:":..11t11:.ui,^
lne
l.rirhose
freeze-outs and iow grain prico'i
job
lcng he does not knolv but
at leust |
long enough to give his
orrrlnt: o I
g e n u i n c s c a r e ,t h e y f , " f t " " i " *
,r,lr,*. ]
up f:ola
assigned to them iru""
|
1'
t') i903, whcn 'r'.hefamt wls l'('nted.
". Lt+
I
I ltrouble.
H
e
met and talked with th"lt
t,1 1907 lre crrtre 10 Conn r'.,rnunlvf
|
r;are
been
iaken
by;,;;;;;;;.:";;; | )l::"-1,"..1;l
:ljl;!l;liii+#tlli""'l'"-ffi3",:Tfie#:;il
pdr"l{r-:c'.
rre rLit4e:ll::,.1'..:r::l
ol anctlrer
;T;i"u?*tfT; -l:
parentshappincss
."t o"'*rr.tr,'o'",
trlon discovering their tnv ari,ok,,rr-
ed rlom Iris sreep .,.r*i,,,*"rr,
""u
rronrunaertre rea.
Mr'. Washburn
| 1lr.n
f "e'ltr
l:ltlii-eii"*:;f
FropertY n-r'tb of Crronrll'stou'nldlyoung men.
\M*hhrtntlritsl,r,ra-r rrir'11r
f .^-lt.
f :l:r;f,3%"jr$i "f,tlru"#3;|""r3fiuln
Lhisconrnruir,i'l3ji5"_ii,o"-iJtogdr,,.he
said. .rrr"$lr*.
^;'ii.
l::'1",:l:d,citizen,irr
er'.l has b.':n of tt:r flr rr, rl 'rr ,r.e
from.
to
years
I lwere
Za-
receivctl .is c.ucl,1,7
l_|
prrhrit
po':iii'r[r.],r,.r
rionin rhe.,ritfle "1..u":;;;;
i,i L . rffifft#"" $-']&::""1';*i:,'l
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l,
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#;i;1"'
"tu [Ini.rerriity,
electerl
c'Iecteo
a nlemDer
a
memberor
of tlc
tlo city
house"and
house"
.t,"|ili.&-"*i.|r*
and at
at llamlin
lramtin
fight u"A
Lrniver,-:ity,l\'\'tis
and w"-tiu"ult9
*" *"":lli
lf iw€s a terrible*fight
trrl'as
rj'^.r:?1r:i:iflt:""f,i.:l{."-y."t];.#xfH_I"i#i
r.,.rrere
hewasa stirdeot t,, ii,u [:"_11:u"-1ii.y?
^'i"-,y1".1
r rnetheinsrirutio,
*;: "B
il;,,' 1;
--.tal_s_1i;""
ncar the Twn'Cities. e.t*",."
r,:.
I *::':,1:.:'::'i1,.::.:::l*..ll,l.l::
was eleclc'tlo iill an uncxpiri-dtelnr ijill,E:i'f;::r'?j:iT;lltl,:Lgrlfil
h;;i i;;'H"ff;rf'ji"ri;""liF,
ltf
f
scrroor
*"1";;",;_i*,iil$;
termsi
nerar_ored
i" :r,--*r,in_ l:: :t"i:::l:l ^.tl::l:^,i. :i-^._i-_"j,l_ltt
hospitalizid,
o s p i t a l i z i da n d - a t - " i " i ; i t n u
sh
e d P r e s i d r ' not f t h e s t e e l er - , r / r r i o a - l - l w a_T"*:";lE?"
g t e m i [ s r o s u r , i r , . rrr; ; . , , i i , ; , : ; , ; ;
sisrer. his
his fe.lLr,,,r
rrr1,..- having
rro'in- rlird
.ri.j inl
,.-,
a sister,
f
l(-'ounty
ltlount:'
c,l,t Seitlcrs
ol;i
seiile|s
Ar.'ciitiilnf;l;fifrr.-,
, where somi
.i"t"t"idlYr1
&t,
",'.:.u"ri,?,J-J3l9Lth"re-n*"-r.t*u
'::".;,,1;'J
':,\P
bu Jesslor,)\
,li,ii,:',1;;"1::
,l:.,XT
i'"1i,:Til:"J\i,:'#i,l:il,
iii:ii
ir,tc the lumirer br,lsin:.,. a* a .rl,s- i , Iihe
.
Gri'gs Count5' tr'armers Mulual
i
hy experienc"* i" ..fr' sru; ;;.;rr;.r;. j e f c-rrtirru',rl i,r'the dutie: of tlrlt office I utuu.r, members of I)EO Sister.
at'
to the time cil his c':eiL ctr .)rrly
irrilling busincs,; anc a. perlir,,l,rr l,-r,.I .l"p
lhood. chapters in Fargs rvill
ccm'any. "l'11
'1,?l,ll"-"'grm
plc3mentrrit1rthe:rn.:,:cann,1,.i.:,.Jn[41921.l:.,"f".'\i":|,lnoilWl
\Hi,*:l{
\8'ffit.'"H:
It%',.*Xi.:
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In the early cigltie,r 1'. J. Co'n"r i',
f
t
I i n r l u c e t tM r . \ - i a . ; i r i r u - n t o S , , r . , I
on 11tarm
srtttlt,d
J'Ie
Dakota.
Sorttr
I
I
I in u'hat is notr' kncw:r as Wa:;trlrurn"'
tr,ivnship, just west of C,roll,lt'i'towtt'
I 'fhe
.lr,hoso
trio to Lttlrt'tr uras l"ade rvllh c, i
Millard f'. Washbug,
|
tleailr
on July 4th was chro[irl,:ri in tll(.j{c l CrrtV of otherq r'il cli?rlge r f tlre car'i
colufnns last week, was born in llalf
l'loads of mules, sixtY ln number.
Antil 1. j
Day La.ke County, Illinois, crn Aplrl
I rhey atrivcd at Sanborn on
2 5 t h , 1 8 4 8 , b o i n g T 3 y e a r , so f a € i ea t
I t sSf . l\Ir'. IlTashburn ca'llerl if a i
''FoolsDay fol celtain," fol as far n''
time of his death. I{c ',v:t,srhe foiilth
|
I
son of Seth and Orra Wa.shbur.nanrl
I ttre eye coulcl reach one could see I
l i v e d i n I l l i n o i s u n t i t 1 g b 5 r v h c r L , I raothing but snow. He and his nar- |
o
with 'his pal'ents, he came rn,est ttr
I ty trad come through one of tho f'am- |
s.
triizzEit;'wr-lc!
n'rs
Dakol,a
early day
Iicil Wi;rg:, -Vlinn. .fhc t,il; l.r this
!
| ,
s
Touer
City
for
two
tied
at
thenr
up
I
I
point rvas m,ad,eon the orily railroad
c
I
cars which contain- I
.'l:cstof
Chicago to Salelra, fr,:m rvhch ] I a o y " . T h e o p e n
|
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a
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c
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b
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c
a
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e
i
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c
r
, point the journey iv-ai continued
on I {
boalcl the steamboat Ladl- Ilranklin. I I for noise antl others who inatle this | )
)
l\[r. Washburn has.often told tris ] I trip with Mr. Washburi declare that |
c
I one can tittle im,agine the expelien- l-fricnds of his fir'st imprc5.iions upon
] I ccs of those two days.
) arriving at Recl Wing.
l)J
t
Theie rvere I
DLDON WALKER, former
' r * o y e a r ' : .a f t c r ' } i s a r t i v a l t r . r ' e
r':oie Indans than rvhites at that I |
l s ?street Falesman. anrd carrier boy l,
t
h
i
s
f
a
r
n
r
a
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a
n
d
s
c
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e
m
o
n
t
o
n
a
t
l
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r
time at Red Wins and he has totd of i I
l t e for The F algo T'orum, called on
o
n
h
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n
o
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p
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a
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5
r,otueof the scareshe suirrlcri zrsa r.c_i
t.lre Route Builder editor while
sult of the Indians, _onescare in pa1- | I n l a e c , h e r v a s m a r r i e d i o I f i s s I ' l r r r y l ' ' home on lea.i'e, Ife explained that
t
M . I f u s e t o t S t . C l a i r , i l i c l r i f r r L u .t l i i . ,
ticular being relatcd as ho\r a ,:Big
I
l r e his early experience with the For]
r:1rJu]1 2, -1383. ro!.etl-ior.lti; o"i
um
has
been
a
big
help
since
he
r
Buclc" looked.at' him ilrrough the i
l;
ir'r's. \Yashburn operatcd thc fartn,
joined t}te navy. Many young felbed room wind.ow, iir lvhich rcom hd
enduling all the upt; atr tlttv',n;, laklows who have never worked find
rvas playing. Mr.. Washbur.n jras told
i r g t h e b i t t e r w i t h t h e s ' u r o ' : t ,s u f f e r it difficult to adjust themselves.
Irow he hid under iiie bc,,larrtl linally
Those who know how to complete
ing thg blizzards, the el:'c,ughi, ht*l;
fei] asleep,sta.yirlg in iliri statr: hory
a job assigned to them have no
h'eeze-outs and low gt'ain liri,:t" up
It'ng he does not knor.v bul at lea,st
l
trouble.
t,r I903, whr;tt i'.he faritl wits r:tnted.
long enough to give his O?trgnts a
He met and talked with the t
be carrle 1.r) Cooprrtr:torvn,
L
r
r
I
9
0
7
genuine scare, they helieving hirir to
crew of the ill-fated German de*
r r b e l e } e h " . q " i n c r ' l i o " ' t l r : t l . S i t r c e - stroyer, tht Graf Spee, and relates +
r
liave been taken by the Intlians. The
^hfl,srp
that they were a fine group of
of ariother
lhen he r.rit.le prtl
parents happiness can be .guess+td
c
at
young'men.
,'r ' rir propertv n't'l ll of C()op(1]'stown. d
rtl:on discovering their boy awakeu"T'hey were gentlemanly
and p
I'lr. Washhttr:t b.as b,;rlit a ltii;itly
easily c
e spoke English so it could .They
ed from his sleep antl crawlin.g 'rut
t(
r e s p e c t e d c i t i z c n l r r L h i s c o m . l l u n i r . y e be understood," he said.
fronr under the bed.
'tt ,t,e
were
from
years
L7
to
23
old.
r
l
o
f
t
c
r
r
f
a
l
'
t
r
,
ar,d has b.ron
'Washburn
Speaking of the sea fight in which s€
Mr.
received his educar v a y o f p u b l i c p o s i i i , r r t s . l n . I ! l I l r e , I the Spee engaged, one told me ,it AI
tion in the "little
olcl red iicli(rol
'n,as electecl a member of
the
citY'
was a terrible fight and we were to
house" and at }lamlin
Llnivelsity,
pretty .welt terrified.
We
c o u n c i l a n d w a s r e - e l e c t e d i t t 1 9 1 3 . : all
weren't there to fieht aU the Ene-llr
vbere he was a stitaleni up to tho
Again bJ'special election in 1918 lie I
tJrne the inst,itutlon was :.noyrr! lc
. Walker inet the Geiman sailors ll3:
rvas elected to fill .an urrcxpif i)d te1'm
near the Twn'Cities. Betwe.:n t,ls
at Montevideo, where a eroupllTl
h
e
r
v
a
s
e
l
e
c
t
1
9
1
5
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n
a
n
.
a
s
-l was hospitalirdO, atra at e*uenoirlllj
school terms he '-aboredilr n-h: shlneal President of the Steele and Griggs
Aires. where some were interned.
Aires,
interned- l$j
lY.'
gle mills to suliIi:J'!. nis rcr,ther attd
A;';"ci:itirrn'
Walker returned to service inlPL'
O1i'l Seitlers
Oounty
r s i s t e r . h i s 1 . r 1 1 : . ,lrr a v i n g r J i e . di n I
lvhich p;siLion he has sitrc;: held. Irt o l
Fargo Fomm paper carrier a^ndljl
-'i64 during the Civil trVri". After I
set)l()al'y of
May, 1ir t i he became
Western tjnion messenger.' he en-if"
lcaving school Mr'. \A'asLbrrln rvcnt j
Iisted here in May, 1e391
the Gri;Es County X'armel's \{u1-ual
llli
ir'tc the Iumjr-r brrrin:". as a sai s- :
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i!11110,[d sort3r. 'Ihis lvas 1o11"1'
e
by experiences iir ihe grain btrsintss,
Obituary
f
rt'l;-,Y]-L":l il'99 -g-:!k'tt".gi|li
ill
_l
N:::'JL9Iv -+t1t19.-9r- I IH
Il
inilling busine.,; anC a llelirrrl uf €lrrplr"rment witlt ihe Amt::'ican IllI't'uslr
Ccmpany.
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ALI]t[lTI
BHI/IT?T
SPECIAL
MEDICAL
CENTER
NEWSIN THISISSUE
RoadToll
In N.D.IJP
GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA-DECEMBER, 1954
Six More
NUMBER 5
4imlcs
tfrl;'i\l|ut
Reportson Camelback
Reunion
By DICK WESTLEY
Clasi of 1934, Elmhurst, Ill.
To anyone iiving near the
Great Likes and iccustomed
to changes in the weather every houi on the hour, the most
immediately
striking t h i n g
about Arizona is t[at everpresent sunshine. Cool in the
evening, sunny and warm durpush button
ing the day weather if we ever saw it.
And for those of us lucky
enough to attend the North
Dakota reunion November 1820 at Camelback Inn, the next
most striking thing about AriZpna is Camelback itself and
the genuine hospitality of Jack
ahd Louise Stewart.
North Dakotans began arrlving as early as Monday and
by Thursday evening quite a
delegation was on hand to welcome three students and Dr.
Dorothy"Univ-ersity,
Lipp, Dean of Women
at the
when they
arrived from Grand Forks.
Classes Continue
It seems that the Dean didn't
buy the idea that this was
jusi a lark for the three delegates from the campus (Dot.",
Paulson of Bismarck,
Marilyn Simonson of Medina
and Tom Sullivan of Lisbon)
and conducted classes in the
history, geography and geology of whatever part of the
country they were traversing
at any given moment. They
also stopped to visit on the
campuses of the Universities
of Nebraska, Colorado and
Utah and planned a similar
visit to the University of Nerv
Mexico on their way back.
IVIore than 100 aiumni had,:
arrived by Friday, the evdairq$
of Jack and Louise Ste'"vnr{t's
'briver Of Cari
i"fu*alCraghi,.=
North Dakota's road accident toll
wi. increased bY six deaths over l:r
reception in their beautiful
home just beyond the Inn. The
three students had taken time
out from swimming that after_
noon to rehearse with Mrs.
Lloyd Stone and furnished the
highlighls of the open house
performing-Marilyn
and
!v
Tom with vocal solos and
Dolores on the violin.
Tell of U Activities
The reunion banquet was
next on the agenda that same
evening and was ably handled
by Dewey Balch, 1931, acting
as M.C.; Lloyd Stone, 1930,
brought us up to date on activities at the University, sqho:
lastic as well as extra-curricui
lar; Henry Lykken, 1905, dGscribed some of the tunciiciiis
of the Alumni Association and
President-Emeritus
J o h n" C.
West again proved, if it were
still necessary, that he has a
good story and a worthwhile
werekillerl in
auto accidenis SundaY'-two men
SaturdaY' gnd a
ii.A in t.t"sh
ln a
man died of injurie-q suttereq
yrrishapa week earller'
The latest victims were:
JosePh
-nitt. Foley, l?, son of Mr'
John' FoleY of , g?1g
I t .,
""U
Forks.
Kenneth Wright, 21, son of Mr'
arihur w' wright'
"ri--il*
Cooperstown.
Arnolil W. Retzlaff, 23' CooP'
son of Mr-s' Wlltam
.t;il;;;
Anseles' calif'
6i';;;'-i"s
nonert M. Gooden,?9' Grand
of iniuries suf'
friit,-*ri"-aied
i"t"u in a JulY 1? accident'
ff
Folev died SundaYas trvo cars
-ffiiles in the Larimore
ru-lrrda iigettrer
G'Eq
west
;;;li
.of
fr""tit.-i"rr.v-wasthe dtiutt 'f u
North Dakota Vehlclc Death'
Jan. 1 to Datl
rI
67 ,,,,166 ,e5,
;ffid;ftnided
witttonedriven
- schultz, !113'Ii;
ii'rvi"oiia
ord
tti--Year-irsJiiirti, F;i;;;;' T;
i13i"i,iffi;#""T::",?""::
and John Edie'
br{liiJi,-'crtutles,
"a;;td -li;rks, escapedserious
fi,
injuries,
ffi7. r -,rr.,,i|*1"*il"h.;"?IlJ#;iffi,".
* * *
losr
.6r-IW,.wtghtS"
il;_-fi;
1ffi"_x3iti{i#^;6#:}
cJIv'.N^?;"T:#11,1[Dies
VALLEY
Lt94 d il:*?;,T""il:l',f.L?I;Tri:l
men
The two CooPerstown
trteir- rivei Sunhavtlt:t,t19,^l1l
i
James.af
D.-rur!:
"j
N.
?9",.,otTh.it;t
"'#H"#r,iJiiiffi1ro*oN,
;fffi'ilr;lthi;;i. ;r Sh;;;,
w;H;d;;-il
templating.hisl'-,_l*
own ::,1,:"i;
height or
diedr :::l?:I,-':X
onlv
five
fe-et
six)'Cooat
a hospital
Grid Movie Shown
P.
iL.rt.*","N.
'
Tom Sullivan, president of
2
Satat
be
will
service
Funeral
urOuu'*1tr" Presbyterian Church, the student council, brought
;h; Ii.u. JamesHendersonofjiciat- greetings from the student
ing. Quam Funeralllome ot uoo-l body and later in.the-evening
in iilt.
^ llperstownis in charge.
I narrated the movie of the rec e n t N.D.-N.D.A.C. football
H"ewill be .q*-it::{^|] tit^,Y"i::ll- urr. Wrisht was_born^lVlay,,17']
Ireland.Shecameisame. We did our best on some
County_jail.*in.*_-li^.llu.:""JJi"'Jdllra6or1"_p.1t"st,
rn which-the ?._.]9:i: i^. rousl
Tal-luniversity songs,with an inr^nolpo rne u. J rn 1886and_was
does not have faetlttteslor
assistfrom the three
liiea to Mr, wright in-November'lvaluable
Yvrlgn!
Mr.
,,-.lergraduates and direction
term.prisonerll -^^,,..1 *o"ol ltBsz,_at
Cooperstown.
accidext
the
memb^el,::
in
a
w.as
Kined
;;' Bob Ryan, 1934, but the
^Jr"#lloj.o;" r.sr.lr;ltre
ll.tll.J,'jrt#i*Ji'I"r*
|(
larr
'"'tiigh*"y
PatrolmanIvan Erick'
said the pi1;
C,iop..stown
s*-'o'i
oflin
il;;*;i;".e4
ryih'.west
*rti"tris in Sjeelec.:l[lD
iiTil.v,
'+i'*irLt'no.ttt
and 3? miles westlm
ot"l%lo"no*tson,
t:!1l{ltu'
steele
'lhe
told
rvrona"v
s
{etq9l
m.rg1
"#inJi,he will holdan inQuest
o
Forum
w$[i
ug
;h;;;;iil of thetwoArgn'
AttY'.?.
arwl
States.
conferwith states
*',*lUfil-0
!
c,
#*1,*":'i""r""i#ti ffi;dfi'I
m
hospitaLl
mJ"' "r!n":*
$i"lTJwere.sffi"*'t.&ll&.l|t4.n.'nvt.'ianChurchandIadlesliJ.::::li:Ey.:i:{f*.r"'1:
"t?:1!:
i,rri"ii'ay"-*iles
nanorcap
when
wnenrtr
it corr
comes to
west of Finlev[lo'X,,-,,,,,,.oaro three
Arthurla handicap
rhreesons'
sons.Arthurla^
Su'tt*|'tt-"-berine the words'
i|'l;'l"fli: ;i'f:.ffitr"1""t'.""tll."illy:""':"*::
rn thecar'llgiP^tp:t:lJ{:tft*i"ll
passensers
Two
rwo orherpass€nsers'HT;?idll;.;iilc-;rif.,
of ArKenneth
ind
.',k'i'19:'t:XJli#:llijLg,g]i?l;:Fga[11':'3i#"li:
$ilL"o'Xft
il?ff".*hr''v#*,*'i:-'.laf
f*ft';iy{ili1i,;s#[
:uiill$fr
:;;li"'tiiat
rreirinewas helclt"il$?I^Xltf'
rvul'l'' 4'u
G
t
,-)
A
t-"a
t*"20,^andl"..
:l'
kg
-tffi'ffi',',T"'
1ill
"i?"-"c"iv
it.v
-o1qon,
i,iiiionbr.on,zi, bottrfrom.cooP-ls
Ver-l'
erstown-nutnot related,and
p, q9H!91"Y.An-lt
non Anderson,.
hosPitalized'
.li
;;il;-;;.
--Air--"dt
phvsician- saidll
attending
Gary Olson sustained.f"c," l?991-ti
.ttest and back abrai'
id.i.
c; is in good condition'
;i"il: "ia
iliiliit otton was-released from
iii. rti,.pit"t Mondaymorning-after
i'JlJiii'ig"i't.ii*;;1 ror a bruised
l'
tn3ilt"uuf;u,.,
or wrjghtand
laff are at the Quam
Home in CooPerstown"
* : * *
r-ourse srelr-afl,.
North Dakotans besan arrlving as early as Monday and
by Thursday evening quite a
delegation was on hand to welcome three students and Dr.
|lFu
'f,r"iver Of Car
In Fatal Craqh
'f
GetsYear
Y':?i
fif, ",lX?#&X,#
;iTi:TlH;olu"H;""';T1'n?,'.kF
Mexico on"their way back.
of the Alumni Association
IVIore rhan 100 aiumni heiL
arrived by Friday, the evdqi.@'
of Jack and Louise Sternarft's
and
President-Emeritus
i o Lrr1'rC.
'West
again proved, if it were
sti1l necessary, that he has a
good story and a worthwhile
thought for any occasion. Dean
Lipp
introduced
her three
eharges and gave a very en_
tertaining
account of their
67 ,-,166 1e6'
car which c.nided with onedriven
tt u.oiia - Schultz,37' Larimore'
J'8--"rohn
-"na
vear-old
i"s.'itiittr, Folev's'
-diino
i'ii#]"tr'i'i.ii
noi''
serious
Forks,escaped
ii,
injuries. * * *
wr!ght$:
i'&s.
[*"J{:rri{H
iT#:""l1
d
't
)ies At94
men ros[l The two CooPerstown
their lives SundaYwh€n the carl
i if,:*ilil",il$,111*;hi:;
J:tT.#'$'f
.tl;iii*.'#;ffi
|(
.sHARoN,
James.A,f:]|19:1, j:"X, drif ts,ana.9on;
N. D.-n4r^s.'
tfr#li#rtgrti,6i, if Stt"t"n,died' templating-hisown height of
WuarurO".v"in a hospital at Coo- only five- feet six)'
Gricl Movie Shown
N. D.
Tom Sullivan, president of
Funeral service will be at 2 Saturluy ln the Presbyterian Chlrch' the student council, brought
tt. fi.v. James HendersonofJiciat- greetings from the studEnt
Judge John Sat{ to serve a Year ing. Quam Funeral Home ot uoo-i bod.v and later in the evening
charge.
in cnarH,e'
perstown ls
is ln
in
rel
lll narrated the movie of the re_
"'ff'"jail.
*itt be committed to the Cass
was born May 17'l cent
N.D.-N.D.A.C. football
Wright
Mrs.
CountY,..
Steele
since
Countv :uit
1860,in Belfast, Ireland. She camel game. We did our best on some
in'iiiictr-the aeeidentoccurred to the U. S. in 1886Itql_i:_flllUniversity
1886and was ryar-lUniversifv sonos
en insongs, *zifh
with an
inlong
for
facilities
Joe* not have
ried to Mr. Wright in November'l,'"r,,"r.r^ ".".;, from the three
l'lt.'riiiehil::t"^11:^l::rst
Cooperstown.
at
18e2,
shewas *.*n.t"oi flo:'^ei"*il:t
diedin 1e11.
,"li
lll"."tlgl
1e34'
but the
"
Pv^r"t,-1u-1"'
fti:b'i'u#iliiii;d1ffi#;tiioi.i,
Ye.arsc.?nbe quite
aid.
lTt:l::lle
it comesto
arethreesons,Arthurla^l::ul::l-yhen
Surviving
the words'
ciiiJiii"*n, charlesoi sacra-l'remembering
"r
mento, Calif., and Kenneth ot--Ar-l
Mrs'l
iineto;.Va.: two daughters,
William (Ethel) Grieve. Sqqlo4'I
and Mrs. RoY(MervYn)Lundbr'd'll
iiir'tri-'inb-two sr*#;
':
1:.,
Ft'
4
the two actions"
talDbYAf
Ja,!. 1to Ddb
'-fiign*"y
lev.
PatrolmanIYq F{*'
ron^'o'fdoplistown said the mis'lct
hap occurred 6/a rytles.w:st glll]t
Flituv, which is in Steele.CountvlD
47 miles north and 37 mrleswestlm
cluntvlM
Steele
"t"1%ltouourtson,
rrlonOai [old The Fqrgol ,
"o-r*ui,ite will h;ld an inoueltintol f,
n"r"m
L w v ' : '49n'
: . " ' ' : Hi w*l
";-l
l r r s two
oft the
u
death
eaul
Ithe
ne u
rI
confer with States Atty. 'rj' --r''l tl
"rr"i:Ji"t-'l
J*'fJfi
#,*l,J,:f
|i
!t*ll*
hosnitaLlm
rXl"l* wer"
anaanbterlgl
&.d' ;;'A;d.;';"*
:;;
the^^crash.'H
hurt-in
'olron'
;iisiili
20, and- it u i?"-"crii
botttfrom c-oon-il"
oi-.on,-zi,
rviirti,n
erstown but not related' and ver-l'
non Anderson, 23, Courtenay. An'',
derson was not hospitalized.
.li
An atiending PhYsician said:.r
ofin suitalired face lacer',1
c;;
ations and chest and back abru'1'
sions. He is in good condltron'l'
Milton Olson was released fromlthe hospital Monday mornrng allerl
receiving treatment for a brulseol'
I
shoulder.
"'ih"'froOi.t
of l\'right and Retz-l
Funerall
laff are at the Quam
Home in CooPerstown.
I
Funeral service for l!fr. Retzlaffl
will be held at I P.m. Wednesdayl
in the TrinitY Lutheran Chu-r-cnl
Cooperstowir,with the Rev. Mr'l
"i
officiatinC' .- |
A. P.-Tidemann'1932,
'-'Born
Arnold Wil'l
Jan. 26,
liam Retziaff served in the armeol
forces two Years. from -1952 tol
1954, and had been worl(lng onl
the farm of a cousin, Heynolol
Retzlaff. near CooPerstown.
I
He is'survived bY his m-other'l
ChaPman
Mrs. William
9t losl
.0.rqeles, a sister, Mrs. stanleYI
oneI
and
Calif.'
J'a':'son, Rodeo,
Li,;t:qer,,Donald, CooPerstown'
I
St' ,ce for Robert KennethI
inl
V riii,r.
will be at 4 WednesdaY
-Presbvterian
Church in Coo'l
rr
-with
Mr. Russell.Ras-i
r'r:rstown,
.russen.studentpasior. officiating'l
I
Burial
- f G s ; ; owill
f be at Sharon,N. D'
Mr. and Mrs' A' W'l
Wrieht. he was born APril 8' 1934'l
and-was graduated from .CooPers-1
town High Schoolin 1952.A studentl
at the Universityof North Dakota'l
he was a member of Sigma Nul
fraternity, the Market u]u0 anol
Dalrota PlaYmakers.
I
Besides his Parents he leaves al
Forks,l
James of Grand
--a 'eiunamother.
brother.
Mrs' Maudl
ino
I
Flack of Milton, N. D'
AC Little Internationwl Sh,owOpensToduy
Saddle and Sirloin club will oresent its 25th annual Little Iniernational' Livestock show today
at the feld house. John Mvrdal
of Edinburg, N, D., is general
manager.
Preliminary judging will begin
at 1:30 today. Other events
sch_eduled
during the afternoon are
a larm equipment demonstration
at 1:30 at the Maintenance building and the school of economics
style revue at 2:30 in the Little
Cou_ntrytheater, Clothing will be
modeled by the girls who made the
apparel in clothing classes at the
AC. Also featured wiil be clothes
from some downtown stores. The
public is invited.
The big sholv will begin at ?:30
m. in the field house where Queen
r:ii:lit,:,i,i:l
:::t::
::l:i::ii:i
No16
Westmal
Anet&
N. D,
I
r,
awa
will
and
Another attraction will be Chin
Morris and his famous cow pony
"Bl_ack,Fox." The Gold Star banci,
Male chorus and Future Farmers
of America quartet will add musical highlights.
.J.utlging of fitting and showing
yiil- be in hog, dairy, sheep and
Deer ctasses and awards will be
made in agronomy, horticulture.
poultry and machinery divisions.
Ptan')n"ro W"d;V;n
Miss Nola Westman, ilaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Odin W. Westman
f Aneta, N. D., ancl Oscar Huso,
r.. son of Mr.
wiil
$*e-G.[a.b
*nLu'" l1
f;:i":gj,{;,
be mamiedic
,
t
O c t . 6 . T h e s e r - l )tsl,t,{A/O
[..
'
ui"'u *ifi"U""'inl
Sundahl Luther-l
an church atl
rifi";;._-""-"1
ir l\{iss Westman
QUEEN NOLA WESTMAN of Aneta, N. D., wiil be mistress
of awards at NDAC's Littie fnterna_tionallivcr$ock on the iampus
'_- -_:today.
ER'_::
To Marry On lin. 24otl
I were feted on their
y.
annivelsaly.
anlrvel'sal
trr
{" .
ERSTOWN * Mr. afd
ohan.Watne rvere honored on
wedding anniversary.
COOPERSTOI4I|I - Bruce West-;lt
ley of the Universit.y of Wisconsin.ll
tj,.,,iiii.
li a native of Cooper,stown,is author'l
li
a journalism book. "News Edit-it
iij*r{*,,i:il
:l$ilfirltr?r*"Ttf
I I,
flt,#:t ";I'-,D;;in';d,ii""if,
o"ct'er'
son'olli
;l-,
f;"'if"J'
!ii:'
R. p.
Arche" or,'lii:.:,+i
Finley_,N. D., on l
'"fo:"3n*.;;;;
ii"16'"T,ii"
"j
r;rl,?*;ftil
silon
Omicrdn
andJ{appa Delta
-t r. -t(or the past
year she has 6een
employed as
ur rau t(apDa
K"pp-+
rpiii.'i,
:l]*y
and Sisma-ki.
i,
ffiii
*- Dr'. W
COOPERSTO1VN
Peterson,
MinneapoJis
daity s
tist, will speak al-the Shelenne
ley Breeders Assn. meeting
1;
;is a 1951 NDAC
naduate and
member of Kappa
Delta.
MlssWestman
l\tlr. Huso at.
attends NDAC and is a member of
Alpha Gamma Rho. and Alpha
Zete.,.,honorary argicultural iralertlrL.
-V7'tg1;," -,1
I . f\$&*is the best?"
f-l${C."lilink
^J.v
The above is all taken from this old $affir.
t'hich is now a little over 50 years ol{. rWt'.
are wondering if any of you membersdivp
near Cooperstown,N. Dak. could tq!'us ,
who Ftr.!1i. rnight be and if he is still t*iif/
wish to have more of thes{
If-yijGffiFrs
printed
in our newsletter' let u{
-grtihes
hnow, as there are a number of fnlereltinS|
shCrt articles in this old paPer.rrti
,
I
{
t
,
{
lrq,
Richard
O. Westley, Ft.
Wayne, Ind., is vice president
of grain merchandising for the
Central Soya Co.
sieiiiaCau
ut
s*"g tn
woncerr
UerT
tffiiiffi"g;i-[i
T
lpff-:tfii:i$1'#*'u
/m{iiiU,ullb;,,i:,:._:J;I:y
i il
#kr-r/
i@
!V
";;p;
l,T"F."r.**:*,:,
lx""f."3ilfr
IM.F.WASHBURN
%
- , - |r.yv y
PASS'DI
suna+
x"*rti:"s##mr'*l
|SUDDINLY
tr Js"*i""s
"..". uvarhfu:i
is
lij,.?,oiou ar o
il-
'IA}YAY
JUIY4THj:1".,;rmi-r"y-il#jt$*{:3il
iil l*"""[.r..',"*..YX'
rifrwfrr
i
|
-
JULI
-
1 t t I l i . 1 l " L n o " , , . r h e r e r n a r n s * " i . . ; , # H lIic; o o p e . s t o * ' n , i v . o . - s e r v i c e s
i lIthat
1,"t
t o Red
R e d Wing,
wint, lN
s a m e ,afternoon
same
a t t e r n o o n to
st
e s i d e tttrose
hose
beburiedbbeside
." lrtq'1""'."t'f,to
nof
t I
IIn
torro..
[$oi'frl*
ll*#
be shedrv t1e| |
rhat tearssh-outcr
'. I Distantreadersor these ,,o.u,i L
r,
enrire people of the communitv in I tt
who
were
once
cooperstown
lreaours
ll
vlr be ';-;";;"J;;;;;J:;It thecasei1tu.tn1lu111llu-ll"j-ll:II
, Iresidents,
TlMirro.ofr
M. F..
!'. \fashburn
vYas'r'urnrs
iis wltu
with lis
us
fo
he hrlried
people should crown his gravelp
lwill
bc at 2 Sundayin the Belhle-
li:Tr#;.:\1"#:-"":^"':l
lfor JohannesN. Wathne,66, ::I:
who
1ff3$.
?"t$:""&u?""ii,1i :ii,o.il*:
l*itii s. .l-'O,1"*"Tr.u."i ii-.
tn
|:l::q:..f1L1,'*li'-tJ^i"'s""o"
lcemetery south of here.
in this word than *"*'f,i.".{"*.,
,#;""'T;::I lsame
rrrends
andneighbors
in
, lr.li.-*3: l;*1ti;ir?J";i#",1
;ffi; il;";='"X;ft:'"i'""', l:l,l r:l^::.:r*: *,:::1"::r"":.".".*::i'l
#:: l !:y""i::_*.1r1::,"l?i"
li;"01*?;d"'f,H""o'"""',iJi;rea
t':" "J-T^,*"^';
;"-f.:il I I: liX%tr"':.13-'{:"lt""t
. Il insorthewordorhisdeath
;:Si:["i,l.#-ii
onMon-| 11andi"*", ,"i *nr such
c
'"""'l
a lovin8
wrLrr
De,athsreet
s r e c L with
day' July 4th.
| | ltoTh'
::'j'
t '"'ouu.
I;
*-t
Mr. and Mrs'
washburn h.act
had left
rurt I| 1lI
.and Mrs. washburn
old friend washburn i= gorr".| .
- lIi n. tn:lr
t h e i r car
c a r M o n d a y mornlng
m o r n l n g to
t o lIt 1
l | anott
^
^
+
L
^
^ m n is
i c stricken
i " , i . i ; ;tne
;1. I e
| 1n.
erh-name
"-Monday
" + " i . r . o i trom
r ldrive into the"Mose
communitywhereJ , I l_li"_"i'^"-'^^'.i:::-:,:;;;;^;,;';;;rr.^""
Ir
eltrrr'
eI Mr. washburn
rv4Duuurr wished'
wrsueu to
ro rooK".arterl
rookarter| |land
"*'::tj::?
:t1'1"::i:::.'.*j:fT
a solif,ary wom&n in the sunsetlI Ii
t-T:Il"t."
matters'
Mr. wash'I r
are left I
nome,
lonely
ttr", and a
:s | ::i-"
l
I burn aBpearedas well ay-uslll
l | "'i
;; attest how sadlyhe *tri O";J*J"a,l ,
"r
s I thetrip. rhreemiles_south--or
vrose,
t .
Io
I ii *"r, beso; theset"ri". u"i"i""- i ,
"Ii;J'l'i::
ry1*1u91"
::^:-T%**lsh11:,Y1:
I
was
taken ill.. He was hurried-i:
li.i'i;,u"'";;il;i,i;;;'". | r'
a tfeath t6ere is I
:ec I uearesL
lh.l_l ;;?;.""y;-i"-*u.r,
n e a r e s t r&rm
f & r m nome,
h o m e , tnat
qripr
t h a t of
o f .ElaI
E d Solee,
S o l e e , II :Y || ,ot
::.
.the
L ^ great
d ' ^ n + cause
. o , , c o for
r n r grief.
r r i s I tr
His
II
I
Bhvsicians_we-r:sum.m:ne$,
I | il;" work was done and verv weu I r
|t | llu
.tut
I
Mr. w
rvrr'.
a s h b u r n nad
wasnDurn
h . a d bDreathed.
reathed
I
before help could amive,
was given as the cause
hls.tast
h
is last | | ;:-^
hnnn a'*h
rrac rr,ilps--afirt t r
I I Oorr". Done with lifes duties-and I 1
ApoBlexy I | ;;;,
never relinquished, | .
t
*rri.t
death,
g o e s t o "t h a t e v e r l a s t i n s r e s t l .
.of
| .li"'i",
', '
*T:T.":::::',.::,i'
HilJ;"'.:""*'
J"";"ilo?;?
11'.::{
1,$: is no
This hasty
This
hasty "call
"calt away',
away"
+.f".i5ure
of one
of
one of
or"I
com-ll
our comlansuageat our
no language
| +.r-"[u."
"t
suchgreptacquaintance:_1.:_
*T 1,1r *;;;; *r,i.r'*J."" o1,1"qir
residentof this community since
"-q,lrj
Mr.
washburn's
of
sincerity
i."v trr.
;;;H"il;';;: II j
ffl-:,il,i1ff;;"J,;
I
very
peri"nce of his life the writer .1.
1881,
being
one
orthe;;;..;il:
I
neers to these parts, wrung thc
|
heart of the community ?nd baused
I
a pause in activities such as one who |
!r'as so big a part of the everyday
n'as
evervdav |I
llfe of the communlty as was Mr.
I
?.
II
g.
satefv say that he never met one who
-'seemed
ip
_tomore nearly walk hantl
[*
^ hand
r."-,r with
rrrirh his God.
riod. Consdience
Consdienceg-utdsuld: [^
o
[o
l' ed his every act. II€ was a morlel I o
lfLTo"
lirb?.
Jan. 1, rSta, *iio-Oi:a
]
are.two chirdrcn,Fror- I
l--!"*iri1q
n d Maurice.
M a u r i c e at
; ; i -home,
i ; ; ; ; . ' ;and
;; aj
lli[::
e n c ca
""q
Irvin Sharpe,of Bismarck,
Jslcpson'
,"""l*,P;;9:-iniJ'i'z'isiisi'ri!
lried.Maryarei-p.-iriil"'*r.,i
lsurvrves.
ll,gygf
'rhere
"rro
are six sisters
in
and rwo t.-oil.,eiJ,baaot
;"4 i:;;i;g'oi nuyllll,-"*lot';
N'J'_-
lonne'
;'1"#,r
finrshed:T:tr
a fellowship
#;ij'!l,
t" Jj.-i:
"j,91;r*.-
11'fdJ'n,^j;H"":;-^lJ:11:15i"
'jitil?1J"il:''.,ifil
[:.$,?i,'T
Sir-rai Hospital, Minneapolis.
He is married and the father
of two boys.
Waslluln could cause. He rtual,l'ii
m"ntat industry and a modelinli been,for a man of his age,in splen-I tu.hi" successfuleff.ortpto be a good|
clitl health, and was daily as active I Acc neisl,Lor, a good frtenrl and a--Sood| ,
as the rest in the community in the
Strietly honest ln everyl,t
lChc"i,tr"tr.
fulflllingofhisduties.Mr.Was1.-|-serviceherencleret[,healwayssou-|--j::_--_
burnwas73vears
na qhl.to.
"tT:^inilt_,?u;
iry: ry:ii::.1"-:::,"^t:'"111lll{."t'*' T.g_Tl"T:p,11::."*:"
li
1921, but his years were
not marketl I
L Crt"i"tittt, an honorabfe gentleman I cerased. Realizfng toalaf what ditrr
upon him, he carrying himself tlblly
ln every sense of the word was Mr. I lA;ashburn meant te u.s ?:rrd tf-the
as a man in his late flfties or earlyl
we gre g-wgfteto the redWashburn. Manyaclayspathwayhaslctrmmunity
sixtes.
atil he macle happier ahd brighter bv his I alization that a good and rightoous
Obituray of the long and useful I ke I greetings. He commandect the re- i hi*+. h,as treen taken from our midst. , ,
To Mrs, Washburi tbe Seutinel- | t
life of Mr. Washburn will be publish- I to I spect of all sects and classes of peo- |
ed in these eolumns next week, the I gr I ple, as the attendanee at his funeral I Courier extends its sympathles, in I r
veriffeil. I which we know overy man, woman I t
delay being caused by a desire tq ob- | te I yesterday ,afternoon fully
tain a complete account of his !ife, I or I lt was so natuial, it seems, for Mr. I and child in the comm+nity will wtsh I
such as was not- immediatly avail- | w I Washburn to clo light and to cheer I to jotn' hnowlng, as we all do, iust
I i^ l his friends along. We fear we dTd l hovt' g1s61 must be the grelf of one
Sble.
I not appreclate the full worth-bf Mr. I who has enjoyed the cohstant com'Washburn
until after the thread of I panlonship for so many years of so
life wag severed antl tboBe almost I gootl a soul es M. F. Washburn,
Martirr
tr{fltF*
Martin Ole Wallum was born in
Ringsaker,
Norway, - May
Zgth,
1861; emigrated to Ameriia
with
his par€nts in the year 1g6g, and
settled in -Holmen, LaCrosse Coun_
ty, Wis. l}"re
he was also confirmed. Itr 1sEO-hc came to North
Dakota, where
r,^.vre
was
w@D E
be
ss
employetl
urlrtuyeu
as
a
5
l_*--*"*r
farm hand. With the erception of
la
;one winter
he worked for three
years receiving a quarter section o.f
I
land as payment.
In the year 188? he was married
to Clara Christianson Narume from
Tot,en, Norway.
To thts union ten
children were born, They are Mrs.
Mabel Anson of New England, N.
Dak., Mrs. Olga Evenson of lfannafoid, N. Dak., Chester and Justin
WinterFuneral
At Suuon
Friday Wanner,
Early
Dr.
Kingsley Resident l^aid To D.yFhysicianDies
Restin MabelCemeterv
AfterLastlVeek,: ,,
--+
) c,o'iL,;\+
Louis Winfer, son of Coniad and
Barbara Winter was bonr at Sha,pville, Illinois, on March 8, 18?b. fi"
was confirmed fur the German Lulb..
eran religion and attended the public schools at Slrapville, On January
3, 1900, he was rurited in marriage
to Lillie Kaul of Elizaheilr, Illinois,
To ttris union nra.s born one daughter,
Mrs. Mona Root, of $utton.
Mr.
Winter rasided on his father's bomeslead at Shapville, fUinois, for three
lWattum, of Watum, N. Dak., Mrs. years. He then moved to ElDabeth
I Theressa Trangsrud of Wimbledon, and entered the miiling
business
, N. Dak., Mrs. Dena 'Williams of witlr hirs brother-in-law.
Ill 1920 he rnoved, to his present
Madison, Wis., Maryen Wallum of
home in Kiagsley townstrip,
wLrere
[fanuaford,
Johnnie Wallum
o!
he held the ofice of townshlp treaWalum, and Edna aud Beruice
surer for the past eight years.
Wallum of Walum, N. D.
. He is sunvived by his widow, daughter, Mrs. Itlona Root, and four grand.
The decea'sed.had been sick for
children.
some time. Not kno,wing Just what
The fuaeral wa.s held at 2 o'clock
it could be he went to crand Forks at the Methodist ohurch in
Sutton.
I
I
lto seek help Tho doctors dircover*1,conducted by Rev. Jones of Wimbledon. Bur{al was made iu the Milj ed it to be cancer of the liver so
dred Hartrnaa
Memoria.l cemetery
nothing could be done.. He was
east of Sutton.l
The pallbearers
confined to his bed at home and
were ft!. Nisstad, peter Westerhou_
passed away at 11:18 last Monday,
sen, George Knapp, Claronce Linse.
J u n e 6 t h , a t t h e a g e , o f 6 6 y e a r s John Urban arrd Bert Ltmmesand.
and ? days.
I
He leaves to mourn his demise
I'
his wife and ten children and three I
brothers at Holmen, Wis. F.uneral
services were held from the St. Olaf r I
Ruth_Wufleltqd,
Daughrer
of,
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad i
WuflestadPasses^
r':. -
k;
Griggs coun,ty frienc.ls df ilre I'Xt_
ilylftt
}erarn wittr regre,t the p,assing.
of Miss Ruttr Wuflest,ad, da.ughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Oonrad Wuflcsi-aC. nc.v
residents of Winnipeg Junction, Mi.n_
n'esota. The Wuflestads are olcl re_
g,id,entq 9f th.is county v,here they
farmed in Sverdrup township. ieav_
ing'for Minnesota a few years ago.
Inflamatorytrr.r-Lir,.i"*'r.il3ii"o I
by blood poisoniag tvas the cauce of I
her death, which occurred in IIin- i
neapolis on X'riday, March j3. Shc i
had been employed for somc ti:rc iu
Mimeapolis and had been a patient
-rveeirs_
iin a hospital there for sevelel
|
She wars 18 years of age.
l
Funeral serwices were held yest.er.day at Winnipeg Juncticnr, an uncr.e.i
Rev. I(. P. Wuflestad, of Seat,tie.i
lVictor Walen. is shown above, He I Wash., being irr charge of the ser_ |
lrvas the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor' vices. Rev. Wuflestad had been in'
lWalen, sr., of Sutton, N. D. The Minn€apolis attending a churoh con- i
I body has been taken from A. J. fere.nce.
I
lWrlght and Sons funeral home,
lMoorhead, to S. J, Quam funeral
lhome, Cooperstown, N. D. FunerI al services probabiy will be at
lGlenfield, N. D., former home of
the family, at a time to be set.
lffi
PracticedMedicineHere in
1895-96With Dr.
Bergstrom
Citr-tz,'3L
Dr. W. B. ffanner, 68, who for the
last 40 yeard has practiced med[ciae
in Wimbledon, died last SaturdaY,
with funeral services being conducted in that village on l\[onday of this
week. Dr. Wanner began the Practic,e of rnedicine in Coopers'torwn with
Dr. Bergstrom, following his gradus,tion from Rush Medical col'lege, and
v/as located here during 1895 and
1896. Leaving here he estalblished
his practice in Wimhledon, lvhere he
has, lived ever since.
Dr. Wanner was iborn near Madison. Wis.. and carne to a farm near
Buchanan in 1888. He later graduated from Jamestown colleg'e and the
Rush medical school. He is survived
hy his wife and two d'aughters. Mrs'
Phillip Pietz of Hankinson and Mrs'
A brothtr,ia,wrencePiper of Minot.
er, E. G. Wanner, of Bismarck also
survives. Death was due to heart
failure.
Former Cooperstown
Girl Is
TakenBy DeathIn
Minot Hospital
,. .
- r,trL/:.
..
__tr'uneralserviceirror'fireimd wota
fgrmer Cooperstown gi;i
lforsgn,
were held- in the Lutheran churcfi of
this city yesterday
a,fternoon at two
o'clock, Rev. f. O. Jacobson offieiat_
ing. Short servlces were also held
at the Ottowa cemetery.
- Mrs, Thorson was taken ill at ber
home ia Minot and forced rto seek
medioal care in a hospi.tal in that
city. She pa.ssed away Saturday mor_
nlng'.
Thelma Wold was born in Coopers_
town, Au.gust 18, 1906. She was con_
firmed by Rev, G. R. Bstrem with
the lJutherau
confirmation class of
1922 and grad,uated ttlree years later
from Cooperstowa high jchool.
In
years following she was a student at
the Valley City
T€acher6' college
where she obtained a teac,her's certificate.
L,ater she taught
in the
public schools at Binford and at Rugby.
,She was married to William Thorson of RugW on December 2f., LgXi
For tfie past five years the couple bad
made their home in Minot.
,Surviving her besides her husband
an{
children, Sheldon, 6 years,
,and lwo
Elaine, B years;
her mother.
lVfrs. Sarah Wold of Cooperstownj
aud two uncles, Mr. J. F, trrosholdt
of this city and Mr. O. T. F.osholdt
of Courtenay.
MartiaO.'lVil[u-
tYinterFuneral
At Sutton
Friday lVanner,
EarlY
Dr.
-{;;;"; ";;,";;";;:{.
KingsleyResidentLaid To DtyFhysician
;", *..
Dies
firmed. rn 1sgo-hecameto Northl' Rest in Mabel
Martln Ole Wallum was born in
Ringsaker,
Norway, - May
Z9th,
1861; emigrated to Ameriba with
his per€nts in the yoar 1g6g, and
settled in -Holmen, LaCrosse Coun-l
I
rr.
Qemetery
After Last Week
I
o1xota,.*n..r"
emptoyed
asI r
_l: -was
rarnr hand. With
l| a
;one
winter
the erceptionof li
|
worked for three
I
he
-t
l:
_//
l(!\);'/
;\L*
PracticedMedicineHere in
l895-96With Dr.
"
f,orri. Winter, son of Conrad ar
n nou"i""i
,*t"""'"rl,
WitT; #* nffHlrH:
l'earsreceivtnu
as payment.
"#lL
viUe, Ittinois, on March 8,
1g?b. I{e
lland
lj
In the year 188? he was married | ; wa,fl confirmed fur the Gerrna^n Luflb.
eran religiou and attended the pubto Clara Chri'tian,son Narume fro*
-',
|
schools at Shapville, On January
rF^r6n Norway.
r\y^r,,,^,, ^^
..;--_:,^
'.
I
llic
Toten,
To thls union ten
I li; ir'o, he was uniteC ia #;;;
They are mrs. i I to Li,[ie Kaul of Erizabet]r, lrinois.
children were born.
Mabel
Dak.,
ford,
I rnrd
Anson of
Mrs, Olga
N
r\orr
N. Dak.,
| To tbis urdon was born one daughter,
| Mrs. Mona Root, of $utton. Mr.
I Winter resided on hls father,s bome-
New England,
N. |
Evenson of Hanna- [
nl^-l^Cheste{_and Justin |
* shapviue, Illinois, for three
I lJ#i
lwattum, of Walum, N. Dak., *.r.| l;'.;.
He then moved to EtDabeth
i rheressa Trangsrud of wimbledon, I and entered the miiling business
N. Dak.,
Mrs. Dena lililliams
I Madison, Wis., Marven Wallum
lF{annaforrt
rn}rnnia .rr-rr.,*
o1 | lwith ;hnqbrother-in-law.
ot I l- h 1920 he rnoved' to his present
l.jhome in lfingsley towastrip, trvhero
rohnnie
iHannatord,
#mkro**g:
{a,rr1m
", l,lil1ilrf"-#f:
and Edna and
Bernicelti".r.""
for the p*"t uignl
-a*1"1"*.
\Yallum of \\'alum, N. D.
t"."".
I i He ls survived by bis widow,daugh_
l
l
The deceased. had been sick for I ti ter, lfrs. Mona Root, and four g:rend:
.some time. Not knowing just whatl "Tfl:u?,.ardl
rioo irrarzra+ o ^,^i^^r:
Bergstrom
C .s;=-23,'3L
for
the
Dr. W. B' fanner, 68, who
IasL 40 yeardl ha,s practiced medlicine
in Wimbled'on, d'iecl last Saturd'ay'
with funeral services being conducted in tbat village on Monday of tltis
week. Dr. Wanner began the Practice of rnedicine in Cooperstown with
Dr. Bergstrom, following his graduq,tion frcm Rush Meclical college, and
1895 and
"i/as located here during
1896. Leaving here he esta'blished
his practice in Wimhledton, where he
has, lived ever since.
Dr. Wanner was iborn near Madison. Wis., and came to a farm near
Buchanan in 1888. IIe later g'raduated from Jamestown col eg:e and the
Rush medical school. He is survived
hy his wife and two daughters. Mrs'
einittip Fietz of Hankinson and Mrs'
A brlothLtawrence PiPer of Minot.
er, E. G. Wanner, of Bismarck also
survives. Death was due to heart
failure.
cour.r
behewent
;'"'"J#'":ilJl "rT?tffitffit
fi%Y3r',t"'J;?f.t
rit
Ito seek help Tho doctors dircover-|. conducted by Rev, Jones of Wimblelpd
f ed irit
fn
to
ha
be aonnocancer
^r
of
+h^
the rr..^liver
-^
.o ||
'
lnothine
contd hc
nothing could
be
Burtai was
was made
made in
ilr the
the MttMil9oo' Bur{all
dred H,artman Memorial cemetery
don,
rtnno
rro was
woc I
do,'e..
He
il;
of Sutton.l The *fiffi::l{
confinedto his bed at home aud | were ftr. Nisstadi peter freshrhouI
passed away at 11:15 last Monday,l
June 6th, at the a.ge , ot 66 years I
and 7 days.
I
He leaves to mourn
his
sen, George Knapp, Clarence Linse,
Jott" Urban alrd Bert Llmmesand.
Former Cooperstown
Girl Is
TakenBy DeathIn
Minot tlop.pital,-,l_ _#tr'i"
:,
Funeral service* tor ftreimd wota
Thorsgn, former Coope"rstown girl,
_
were held in the f,utheran etrurcf of
services were held from the St. olaf rl'
this
ye-sterday aftemoon at t\,tro
city
Yvulrcsta(I pU#_
W"n*t"J
|
o'clock, Rev. f, O. Jacobson officiat_
church at walum on wearfesaay
,.
_'uut"tn
|
u
ing.
Short seryices wer€ also held
afternoon, Juno 8th, Rev. John ffar- ! r
Gniggs
fotur,fu # tlrJ fHat t&e Ottowa cemetery.
"o,rrty
land preaching the sermon, and I i,lyurill learn
mritLrreg'ret the p,assing
Mrs. Thorson was taken ill at her
burial was made at St, Olaf ."*u- | *, 9l Mi." Ruth Wuflestad,daughter o,f
home in Minot and forced to seek
Mrs'
r s . oonrad
Oonrad W
wuffesiad,
u f l e s t a d , ncrr
nc."v
:^ _
^_^!__.
1.., twr. and M
medisal care in a hospital iri that
terv. Peace be with Lhis
remains!
lu' *l;"?"0
--_-*ents of Wrnnipeg Junc,lion, Mi.n|
city. She pa.ssed away Saturday mor_
I
nes,ota. Th,e Wuflestads are olcl re_ i
nmg"
Thelma WoId was born in Coopers_
town, Au.gust 18, 1906. She was con_
ing for Minnreso,ta a few years ago. I
firmed by Rev. G. R. Estrem wittr
Inflamatory rheumatism followeO I
t}re Lutheran
comfirmation clirss of
Lrrr Lrlmd
h^i^^-:-- i
1922 end grad,uated three years l,ater
from Cooperstowa hi,gh ichool.
In
years following she was a student at
nad been ornpl'oyed for somc ti:ne il i
the Valley City
Teachers'
college
Minneapolis
and had bersn a patient i
where she obtained a teac,trer's cerd,n a hospital there for sevelel rveeli-o. I
tificate.
Irater she taught
in the
She was 18 years of age.
public schools at Binford and at Rug.tr"uneral serwices were held yest.el,
by.
day at Win_nipeg Jurrction, an uncte. i
.She was married to William ThorRev. I(. P. Wuflestad, of Seat,tte.I
VICTIM of the Moorheact crash, I
son of Rugby on December 26, LgZg.
Victor Walen, is shown above, He I Wash., being in chargc of Lhe ser_ r
For the pa,st five years the couple had
rvas the son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor i vices. Rev. Wuflestad had been in i
made their home in Minot.
iWalen, sr., of Sutton, N. D, The Minneapolis attending a church con- i
Surviving her besides her husiband
I body has been taken from A. J. ference.
I
and
two children, Sheld.on, 6 years,
and
Sons
funeral
home,
lWright
'and Elaine, 3 years;
i Moorhead, to S. J. Quam funerai
hef mother.
lVlrs. Sarah Wold of Cooperstown;
lhome, Cooperstown, N. D. FunerI aI services probabiy witl be at
and two uncles, Mr. J. tr'. F.osholdt
lGlenfield, N. D., former home of
of this city and Mr. O. T. FoshoM,t
the family, at a time to be set.
of Cou,rtonay.
rhis
demise l.
,_,
wife and ten childrenand threel Kuth_Wuflestad, Daughter of
jbrothersat Hormen,wis. Funerarl.
Mr. and Mrs. Coirad
I
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:#r$9i.""l*#fi
M*#ffijfg;.stilfi*fri
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j lVilcoxFunrr-ra-lBroadviewFarrne}
Buried0n Mondayi
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A n d r e w W i n d i [ l u n d V i c; ir"i "m. . ^ r r r , , ^ - - ] l l n . , ' l ,
sundayAfternoon 'l'akgs
Sutton ll[ani
u*",,,."",ni""
il conducted
l_-trunerar
/li
i?"it=;*d.,r/lf
lffiTir":t'ffhlll,""fffi*#:
w;u;u*^rfii";;Ji",
-[,
F.id,yf
rmerorBroadvier'v'*l'.lil;#
ililt*Xl''!H
Jlil; ;:if,*i:"f:T"""""'.,1'i.#'s:;m*::l;l M.v,il"i#u,"r,
I
died l,as,t T
r
hear'ttroub]e",.n""fli,of,'J,';u',,n"i;:i.l..:ilF:;$:',"'-in"*ilr"T:ru|liFun
dinglana
ttFt:!'l"?;" ii"I1lf""'^?:g ,:!rfg
near Casselton in 189.5- alf""}J"n.
rthere
h p r o for
r n - several
a ^ r , ^ r 6 ! years
- . . ^ ^ . . - -he
i'-:-:: "Y",'ts
there
for
several
years
he
moved to
moved
ti
his farm in Griggs corrnty and maie
that his home since that time.
ReturningtoNorwayin i907he,
brought back with him his familv. |
His wire died in 1e13 and in 1e15
i" i
m'arred Misrs Thea Johnson
of Devirs
Lake
S
ha
onrl
h
ia
c^A ^r-^
Lake.
she
n"
and
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vivehim. others
".-'i,ir"s i""i;;;
sister'
Mrrs'
oreHerrand
previousrv-
Sneciol tn
:Hl-:,T::k
| i lnecior
^^..-:- jl,
Tne stroke iffected
to rlra
tlre san+:-6r
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flffiT.::*;:
o-ttt-1 rtghtll
I
lorao p,,-.--r
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Another
services
services
of
Sutton's
were
were
held
pioneer
beld
from
r"?o,
I':.rde'_Fuleral
I.:jde._Funeral
aiti'yl the Retztaff
I ,Ii
home
in
Jessie
warson,
;;
w;: | I :un": Yi$*
;;
;;.;;
I
i }elday afternoon at z o'ctoct<,ni". J i 8.o'clock{rictay
u.- t
"ttu.o*"-Jiilu
-lleRovC'Cooley,D.D.,pastor;f;;l
e
f
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r
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r
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p
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a
l
)rllocal Presbyterian churc-honiciaiing.
*"s caused by ptom,ainepoi|
s*ervicesvrere nera a"o rT- l i3^:t3:
Is l:11"TT]
l, iroS-ne3."o complicafloos.
I
made ul
in tne
trre coofersttwn
cooperstowncemeceme- ll
|rial
erv
i "ih Ii t;:;."-"e
;
I Mr' watson hed suffered rrgm a
wilcoxwasbornonMarcht, j i ;::i'::"1[j"rTrST"
lgr l - -Pay"
';l"sjilttl*"s::1r,,",n:l;;-ili
i
":*:,1:::., ;:i ljf
i
fiLt*1f. ::i i
t'eI son of. Enos and sa"ar.'wilcoi. '
Rev. si'gurd
Rev.
Si,erurd Svylnpss
svdness officiatect
;; I I T*i
ti*
kept in *
"t
tJre
---services. Burial' was
-'---r"o""",-,.I'j'::_":t::i
time of his death ne
w'4Dru4ue
rnade u
in the
r
L'e u ,I the
hr w_&s
alurninum
aluminum
*]s
6q
68
""u'
ket'tle,
ket'ue,
H" soon ""#:X
He
r- | veers sevenmonthsandfive.day".;i1.,
became
became
i
I
Lund
cpmefprrr
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iu and it is "oon
helievedthet
l91ti"Jiy
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neighbors,
He
ole
sanden,
I
came to the untt_ed si"t""
carl Knut_ | I
ui"
.r,in"d
the ptomaire poisoni.ng.
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e i e " vry^;:_ffi
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his
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behade
be
made
his
us home
aome.i_i1""--i.
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on a.farm t.r
28, 18?0. He was 62 veais
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rhosesurviving
in additi,on
to [i"
j"it!",t,ei,
l,Dorothy
m"""ir;;,;;d"ilrl"$?::i]
wtidoware: Mrs. L. c. Mills, carring- i I jvic tnen rerurned
to this
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and
Ernest,
athome tT,l
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John Pederso,:r,,_1"11,
Far|oearers
were ole Haarsop {
forvig,
strum, Gilbert Gilhertson alx\6-f
?'
Vnnrcn
i' , i'
- JrartEclrrenls.
+
l*yitht T,:'U"T5;:?. ffi:,,il",1,,ff
read.ing
reading
rhcvows.
the
vows.
l_,att".ra.rrts of the couple were
llagcfa flagaberg, a sister of the
ftronm
a
nd
]\fr
T^'rrr^-+r*^^groom,
and
Mr.
John
Martinson.
The couple will make their hon a .farm north of Binford.
Wife
ofChrist
Wuflestad
Died
lVuflestad Rites
Artert''+:::Jil-Heart
..
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FUIIERAL rlEtD S[JND,{Y
I Resided
Time;
CameFrom
lShort
I
Services
Were Vgy Largely
Iilashington
I Seattle,
Attended-Resident
Here | ". "., t-tklj
I FormerSverdrup
Away
ManPasses
I
I Rites Todav for Rev. Sven
i
Wuflestad.Retired
I
,':^"tr*#ffi,ffl;;, *."T#.,:il:i
since
rBiti;':
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.
llo*t
FargoPastorf 43
7
oe seatrble,wa.sh., we,reheld ini
Rev. Sven Wuflestad, a former resident of SverdruP townshiP and who
has a numher of relatives in this
Thulsday nrorning at 2 o'clock.
offici:atinrg. Rev. ,Roy New- | corunty. d'ied at his home in Fargo on
I f-.0*
be
Death foltowed a suriden relapse i' lir:r nC ,ttre Beittrllerhemclhu,rctr in thiis l flVlonday. .Funeral services will
a,nd Rev. E. Walter Lindrgrenr ;treld at the Bethel church in Farg"o
dy
fl.om her condition of- Werlnestli,u.
'- -:
'
I
"-'
-.
I'od Oevit's I'ialke assisbed in the ri'tes' I with his brother, Rev. K. P. W'ufleswnen sne was leporLed t'o be slrgh:tyll
aniu* wuflaetad had been a resi-l tad, Seattle, officiating, 2 P. m. toimproved. She hacl been ili severat
ftis oiily for a marlter orf onfly] day.
ll e"rt
at the
rne I
weeks with heart disease a.ud alf rwee.lrs
"n&nd passed away he,rb on Wedwaa 67
67 at
who wa,s
W'urfl,estad who
Rev. W'urfl,estad
Rev.
fl
I
time orf his death had been in rctire- |
hope for her recovely
li:rd bten f lnixdtay, Jmme26.
I
L932 i
abandoted sevelal days bc.fore her I lSh€ was horrnrin Stavanger, Nor- | ment because of ill health since
pastorate of the
a
r.esirgned
when
he
irnlmi'8rart1rE82.
She
26,
deftth.
lm/ey' april
|
:Bethel Evangelical !'ree ctrurch. tr{e
'l'lie passirrg uf llt;:. \1-trflt.sturl
is led to tlhts counly' lived in CleSs I had served the congreS'ation since its
*1y"1
go'ing
seatLle
to
before
gleatly
ol one
loved by all
rutrr ld9@tY
found;ing in 1909.
Buew hcr. Irr li,,r. lrurrrc. irr 1r,,,' lSe ldved unjtil ,two yearrs argo. Herl
Burial will be made in trliverside
cllluch arrti irt h('r' lreigllbullrourt slit, ld'u"lftt wras atitribttrtedto eancen
I cemetery, Iiargo.
I
rt as ii litdy Iriglrly estecr:red arrrl a ! SurV,ivi,nrgare ttrree brotherts ald I
Wuflestad was krorn in S'taIl,ev.
Mttu'I
.ulothcr alr(l wife of the lirrcst cirrrl- ltlWo siste$s' fr'ridl Wuflesttu'd'
vang'er, Norway, Ma,rch 6, 1870. He l
ities' Ilet death .leaves t gl'er't voitl I n' s' r'unae a'tld NcxrrawunestJa'd' of i
his Parents to Arnerica
arld Rev. K' P' Wufle- l came with
in the lives of ,scoles of peopis t,,r., I Odogreordfo"il'n,
TheY settled' in
years later.
particulally of thc irlrlediatc rrLeur- |FtEd od Ddhdit' Midh., and Ootnmad1six
coumty.
Griggs
be|s of tire laDrily, rvho liavr-, ..ir" I Wufledttad, of, Ddtloit l-akes, Mianr'.
I
Itre entered the Chicago Theologisias mhde in ffie Sercn,
.. 'epest sytupatiry of tlle elrtir(, .u,,,- | eria[
cal seminarY in 1901 and was gtad;ui{runity.
l€m,dorY.
i
ated in 1go5. His first charge was
l U a r t h a S I a ty \ V t ' s t l ( . yu u s ; r , r ;l , i i l
the Evanrgelicatl tr'ree churctr at lWil'1'axdahl, Thime, Norway, l'cbIll!ll.)'
waukee.
i, I881, and in illat stnlc yeiu.wa:,
I{e left to conducl tent mission e|,
btoughL by hel paler
vangelistic work trb,rougho;u,t No'rth
Dakota. Mirulesota and Wisconsin. In
t F
l e s i ( l e r r c ei r r G l i g g s c o u u r y , l u i ; r r i t : : . .
n.
f
1908 he wenl to Fargo and org^r-ized a ch,urch groruP which made hirn
its penrnanent Pastor in 1909.
lived, went to school and sDent hi,r
prominent
Ircuis
far,rner
Winter,
of
childhood. In 1g9g s1e was 'rar.r.i.rl
' TAFITRoCl
irr Sverdrup township io ChIisL the Sutton cornrnunity, died at his
Wgllestad and to this unio' was bur.rr home there on Tuesday afLernoon,
Novernber 1.3, t}le victim of diabetes,
four chiidr.e', all but one of wt,otn
from which he had been a sufferer
survive lheil. ruoiliel., One daush.er.
for Lhe past four years. He had
tr'lol.ence,diecl i' i'farrcy.
never been confiled to his bed, how}l.une|al ser.vices were held at the
,AnnoruncemenLis made of the mar'and dealh came aS a surpriSe to
Sar.ou Fr.ee chr_rr.chand bur.ial vr,as eVer,
riage of Miss frene Wagle, daughlhe community. On Saturday of last
made in lhe Sar.o' ce.retel.y S'.dat.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Watgle,
week took to his bed, but apparentirfternoon. The chur.ch was tar tot
now residing near Aldenwood Manorr,
wtr
ill.
not
so
seriously
On
Monday
sl[all to accommodate the hundreds
Wash., to Einar Rekland of Minneaphe arose to eat all three meals. He
of people who went there to altend
olis. The ceretnaony took place on
la.psedinto a coma on TuesCay, howthe se.vices. Rev. Lu'cle, Rev. Ii. f.
Nov. 10.
passed
ever,
a^nd
away.
prrcressur.
Wuflesiad, Rev. vikan ano
The bride is well known in this
Mr. Winter and family have been
Beuge all took part in the set.vice,
comrmunity, having altended Coopersresidents of this county since 1920,
each speaking trrietty of the beautttown high school. During the past
ful life which n1.s. \\/uflestatl hucl when Lhey moved here from Elizafour years she has been employed in
betl,
fll,
tive'.
Minneap'61fu. The couple will make
!'uneral servdces are to be held
The husband and children. philio.
their home in thal city.
tomorrow (Friday) at 1 o'clock in
Oswald and Vietor, two sisters,
--Ntl;;'-';;';;;
iflr.^s.
the,afternoon
from
the
home
and
at
Ashlarrrl or Fr'grr
2. o'clock from the Sutton M' E'
";r;
Westley, and flve rrothers,
nr'. nr. D.
church'
lvestley, o. B. \r'esrley, ii;;
it;;wiII be pubonrund
westrey
ura
o.
c
iv..i
Ley,
,,_3-""1T_4ul_:^obituary
'iey
a r e s u l ' v i v i h g t r r e n l b e r so f l h . .
',
falrily of the deparled.
,"":.
=:J;::"Y:1":::,1
[1;i T1Htrt m"fwf"x*t;li
J
,,'r,e
,an'y",..,,"",;;ll''
4ll';;ll;Louis Wintgr
'";:::1"';."ix,
:il,;'tTI;J;i;
il:-
l-rles r uesqay
Irene Wagle Becomes
Btide Nottember 10.',
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I
Cause
0f
Mrs.CoraWatne I rcancer
redWilkelfeath
Death
DiedonThur*d""
Died
I Ii fFred
Thunsdav
Fgilo'rylqg
St*L-ji In Mill*apolis
*.:'#,,_,,.^l
Coogersrow;1
b,ri.k.n
ii
\dr, B";il
Pievious
M""J'i;
On Sunday
un
Sundav
iI
iI iI
S"il:L^t]i."
lBB2Diesat
Homeof
Niece()n
l\Icce
on vcr()l'er
OctoberLo
28
Ferdinand
lVerth
Passes
Awaytrn
ValleyHospital
1.,"T
tr," first setMrs. Cora Watne, who has been in | | . Fr"d- witt
".
'tlealth fnr sorrornl *^-;*.
j
passeo away
passed
tlers
tlers
Lnls
this
oI
of
communlty,
community,
f,ailing:
iling'health
I
for. several months. I i
passed away at her home in coopers- | t i ar tne home of his niece' l\{rs' Eiizab.!h Boehle of Minneapolis, Minne'
town last Thursd,ay evening at
l{ i
"'Uo"t
7:45 o'clock ,after several d.-a,ys
iltness l1 | sota, October 28. The cause of his
rlr'.rth was cancer of the slomach.
following a str.oke w rich she"
I eI
yeal's old at the
""au"uO
on the previous Monday. peatn
was I I I .. M.. Wilke was ?8
not unexpected. Mrs. datne rr"a b.u" I t I time of his death and had been in
a sufferer for som,e time from h;;i - I t , pr;or hea.lth for several years. up to
jl tr Ii iASt
l1ved on llls
he nad
had iived
his fal'm
last June ne
farm
trouble.
tnCuble.
.Ferdinand W,erlh passed away at
of cooperstown in Ball
Funeral service,s were held i" | - I:_o.*h*".t
ever-since ie
setued a Valley City hospital last WednesCoope'rsto,wn on S,undray afternoon I ( | Hill toqTlp
day mo,rning, tSeptember 18. He had
from the Bethlehem cfruriir, ;ith R; I t 1trere in 1882. Last June his condition
been ailing for
g":y
worse
and
he went to Minneaabout three weeks
Ludvig Lund'e offieiating. Burial was I o i
made in the Westley cdmeterv south i -9I polis to make his home with his wifh an infection in his rnouth. The
end came to him pe,acefully, falling
Mrs. Erizabetl, to.n]u;
of cooperstorvn. pau beareis *u""
.ire.tiv.1d
li | 11.T",.
D. D. Stoebe, Matt Standal. J. e- | r i wittt her up to the time of his death. asleep, he passed quietly away.
Mr. Werth was Griggs
county's
Ost, pete Johnson, Christ Haala^n6.ls I Burial was made in Minneapolis.
and T1hosBoe.
l( i }fr.. Wilke never married. His olderst citizen. He lacked jus.t eleven
tll: coult-r1 t1a.s days od being 95 years at the time of
olrituary
| i::tlo"t-:elative
.t".
jhis dea,th.
I
was trorn at I
Mrs. Jonas Skanse, was born in os- | : I L: ;l
I Fer'dfinand Werth
East Prussia, Germany, on I
verhoj'dar,
r{arjedaren,
**,:
Miss M'crredBoeh- lSaatfield,
t*:q,.
lSeptember 29, t840. The fi,rst fifty I
ember 29, 1877, a',d, at
the time of, ll l]';"JiJi}loiu.",
Minneapolis, was rre'e ,ris
I i i i",'"r
ot his li,fe he spent in his naher death was 58 years 2 rnonths
t" looh after her g.rancl rrncle,s lyears cornrrnunity. Much of that tirne |
1n.dI : I *.J
ltive
23 days of ,age. Emigrating to this
I
I I o-o".r'
he worked as a coachman for a weal- I
country with her p'arents, while still i
"-"'
thy landowner.
I
On May 2:7, ]..E65,Mr. Werth was
uniled in marriage to Louise Hoage l
at t}le Lutheran church in Saalfield. I
as a young lady, and on November I I
Seventy years later, in May, fg,Sf, I
23, 190'1,
23,
1901, was
was united
united tl
in mnrrinqp to I I tfuudu
---L. ]Vnsie Was Born in lEgz neig'hbors gathered aL the Wcrth ]
T:1t"r*U.
Gerhard Wiatne. The young
home near Walum to honor them on I
coupb I|,l I
In Grtggs County; Dietl At
moved to the old skarise fr?t".*Gl,J I j
tlleir TOth wedding aniversary.
and lived there u,ntil Mr. Watne's ll i
Grafton Nov. I
!Ir. a:rd Mrs.
Wertlr
have had
death o,n March L4, 7926, when she I i
seven children. Five of them died in
| 21 ^ moved' to cooperstown,
wtrrere sire
inf'a,ncy. A married daughter, Augusservices *Jy
ri"ri
ro,
| 1 I Funeral
rnade her horne since.
ta, died' in 1919 al her home in CanI I rvru.ra-"Witrsie,at the M. ,.
"ir",il"n'li
Six children survive he,r: William. I Sutton, Wednesday afternoon,
son, A.ugust
Nov- j ada. The surviving:
emrber g at 2 o'clock, wi:th Rev. tiit:- i Werlh, writh whom they have made
Mrs. Constance Vigesaa, Myrtle,
more of Oooperstown preaching the I their home, resides near Walum.
Gerald, Milo e.nd Oorrine; besides
funeral sermon. A vocal solJ ,"vas]
thre'e b,rothers: Pel-e.rSkanse of San
emiIn 1890, iFerdinand Werth
j sung
sun,g by Sidney
Sidney Christopherson
Christopherson anci
end
Diego, Calif., Olaf Skanse of Mingrated
his
America,
w"ith
family
to
i fLwo
rrt^
drr^f^
hr,
ntr-^
dL^^
rr-4--j
due,ts
by Mrs. Chas. Hofner and
neap,olis and Jonas Skanse of Milaco,
t Alice Gorthy. Intermeht was
.K/ocK,Wisconwrsco{rand seE[re{l
at ,i/lanoen
Maiden Rock,
settled aL
made i laJr{l
l\[inn. A sister, Mrs. Golis Ringwall
in_the'Cooperstown cemetery.
w,lrere their daughter, who had
lsin,
of ,Ferintosh, Alher.La, Canada, also
Maude L. wilsie t;s b;;;i; crig3,s I lpreceded them io America, resided
survives.
county, February 13, 1892, and dieci ! at tihat time. fn 1905 they came to
at Grafton, Novenaber 6. 1982. at thc
the Wa,Itlm com,munity to make their
a.ge of 40 years, 8 months and 2ll , home with their son.
days. She lived in Sutton all her ]
X'uneral services were held at the
life with the exception of the last I
year which was spent .at Grafton at i Lutheran ohur"ch in Walum on I'rithe home for the crippled. Her mo- I day a.fternoon witJl an unusually
ther preceded her in death sixteen I large attend:ance. Rev. E. Or. [,ee,
years ago. Left to mourn her death I pastor of the ohurch, conducted the
is her father, John W. Wilsie of Sut- i eerrricss, Duets were sung by Mr.
ton; three aunts, Mrs. Frank San- I
A. F. Nelson, Mrs. A. F.
ford, Auburndale, fi.lorida Mrs. John I and Mrs,.
Surtton Sutton, and Mrs. W. D. S:nith. I Nelson and Mrs. E. O. Lee, and bY
CaJifornia, and one uncle, Mr. tr.rank i Rev. and Mrs. Lee.
Kingsley Sutton.
The pall bearers were W. W. BothI
well, Cary Ir. Heye,rdahl, Carl Nelson, Eugene Markwo,od, Walter R,iInterment
chardson andr OIe Kalvik.
was in the Walum cemetery.
Aged Citizen Nearly 95 Is
Takenby Death; Burial
WasAt Walum
skanse,
daughter.o-f
MI:1'dll l#li;",i.""Tt:,'
__coo?
,',l"oTJl",1r,3$l1ii,i
:.:l'#,"iff,",f;T;*"'?;il'"r"lli,"J
I IFormer SuttonlVoman
j laid To RestNov.g
:ffiiiln',"iffi'?T,jro;d.l:ffi1
t
'
Dr. Tflestlev,
'
'T-
-
::--
WestlevOf
;1M"..
Of , i . ilMrs. Westley
; -lnannafordDies'lhii7",::'j:lft:-:AitacE,
r
Pushing Car : pt!
i* ,
N. D.-Mrs.*"r"""1 lDies
I tl Hannarord,
Hannarord,l:j_cooperstown,
N. D.-Harry
i il{g"Su."westlev,78,of
r1
"
U)OpefSf,OWKll
T"'Tl
i Ill"{t":*il"nt*ltry:hs"",:H"rd[|1-1,*r,l*'qi
DiesAt 72
Westley May 18, fS86. Mr. l:lWcdnesday from a heart attack
llO.M.
He
i
I
l:3"'l%"tlP'"r13ft,'j5,
.*q:::
Ll.flt'l*i:,'#*"f,mcar'
"3";"X?;ii:
"f"::i"#::Ft,*ii
Born J^une12, 1892,in-r^owa,-he
-+i
pttiii"i""
i"""7' .anc' fo;'mc-:l llt"v' Grand Forks, oscar of I
county coronera.o ct-ii""tti' o]-l llgt!ig[, uq""y ot -bo*rn"n,*N. D, li
ii' a'1\'1Iinne'!
fll
*:l,JfsJ,Xl"iaiv
ll#r"tr#!.{ffiil's:'J_t"**11ilififi:,:i%'.,n1jT5il""#'f!f;:
*il;h""id..3iu1"ngu",
Nol.,a; . I ltrrr-ee_daughte$,
l{ls. B.M. Lund6I i1915'€t Wadena,Minn. Besidei
ibZS, hu das'graduatedl I la-ndM^rs._p.H. _Flesher,_bothof lllv.Ijs. Zentz, he leaves-four-sons;
-i;tr";-d"
lfo:";--Z-2,
rlf,Tifflfs#i"ii$.
Lii;;
ryFdi."i"o"".'1f,?i
M:ii#;
f;"fi'?ll:ll8ll;;zu
f;",??
1904'
lPhitadelptria,in
army air force at Rapicl
Mont.,- andl lyt. the_"iH"n*t{l#"il
there the sameyear. uurin: \'.'o.lCl ltlans Jensen,Cirq.l_e_,
twollcity, s. D.
lJulius,Anacortes,.wq.h.,_ancl
Ashland'Hanna-ll^ Serviceswiil be at 2 Mondayin
l:I-tf":,-M"..Ax-v
llgld+111dMrs.-Carl Johnson,eow-llottawa iutiteian church n;;ti ;T
ler*I-_ake'N. D.
-llcooperstown.--il;. Wiltiam-i{ad-
it mo:rirrs.;n-l
l;;"- i';;-;;dJ
l"riiirig"i -o"ir',. evsls3r^..;r::'J
cil
.4liliJ',iir.r,u"i"a *itrt the lr;rli as-l
war rI he
it l;#t"fi'^'il'World
't4
,,,1
tveiviisi
dix;rill":#t'it*"t
*
lr'tii{1'-jillffiF
llt"l*":"***"i'""x::'
Rev' L' }+'B:'iei:illl"':
Lunde an0l --:
I He was a memDerof the statel lchurch bere, Radcliff-R' officiating'i ctrargel-
fr
-Y"' be in the church ceme-i
lco--iitu" on maternai ana-cnita[ l*."-Y:-'will
lwelfare and was coroner oi-Crtggs | | llil"I
| e o t t n t v s e v e r a I t e r m s . - . - ' : - 9 9 _ | | t g1u''
r v . . T h e b o d y i s a t W . o . S''lServices
in.yl
Hutch'l lcrarrr'n""Ltrel1-ljlihl;;ii*;1t[G"m:*H*ql
Mo', Jan. -1' ;"'"'"
,"*i ifi"T""toY"1i,*"ffi:*
i"son-i"--iackson,*
"e"*id;r-
Aneta/
At Aneta./
HeldAt
HeId
illS""vices
hel
oi'"qi!l-ti9l
Wostlef,-h€
*"u. westley
Mrs'
Mrs.
i'gz."r
Besides
7925.
7s25.Besides
Worker
Lenlz^ Kl-A WorkeJ
:-1F.""
,-l!'or Zenrz,REA
'havc
Chtie"arips
three sons,
sons. Rlchard-of
Rlchard of Cht-l
Gaves three
Aneta,
'rJh
,.1
'-1n""
DevenF'l
Dgvens'1
Fort
of --Fort
Bruce of
cieo. Bruce
cago,
H,s*;,ru,"fixl,ff"t:'frffT"il1
ffffiil{ft"l::fl"tl:'1"i1*t}i:l
D.-services
li;ll"l ffi;;.,,
6:"6:'iv:"Ji,i;'Filig!e""'-a"t'1,'l
i"a1
--
N.
(Ruster)
(buster)
r.l"o io"ff""old
i."rfrr.lrr
f-rEOne"e
3l#ii,ffi:...*l:?g;:13*
"-,*pll";.;*:"x,f
Ww""
"ln.*
ii.L"]"h"n{-Mi"neapols I
be at 2l
W}'r.,
'Funeiat services wiII
in the Presbyteli.t
MondaY
i::
u polcon
t . n rre was
orking broke
nd fell. Rev. C.
Givai#n
*iiirffiffi '"*'itr1*snrdWestley
ji;ffi3ffi;flpr*:"fr
Ad!1es1^
}iir"6ison;., Valedictorv
11 tr
He
earers.
Ieaves Mrs,
ntz; two sons,
I
[lay29 if';ffilruil$*
Mrs
Margare,
* *:#"f' 0nlhursday'
Visits PEO Gr
f,T'f
tr3"Kil*nTu,%-*t]!''nqa""g.p1?,*}ffi"S:ili*
of. Chapter.Y.."t
re
a iuncheon in rhe
ffi
lGraver hotel
lr""t':lli;ll Iffi-H
tr.or
- -- Thiril
_!:
El.+e!
t;ffi
RoBEBt
AveXA,gO
sAluro*v
c'asffins-T:**o'r
'""i1*"'iii"*""tno"'"t'*
fr:tF{"-:ii{:tr
ffi.ffi s"oio*
L?iit#t:",;"$iTffiffi
r f t e r n o o n s h eW f f i
lli;i*
Qllltgi
P ffiiry
Eij,HiSE
and Monday
eve-
nilr_q..Chapter V.
Wiriie Jrre- *"r
Wi,it"--Jri"-*;;
ba'sbeenseY:'
westrev
Richard
-ediclorian
tbe pres-
of
Mrs. WesUey ed as the val
nDi
.- q class
Cooperstom
cooperstown
of
ii-"rr"ro
il^?---Mi --. ggaduatin'1
--^niiorin,e
class
-nooert
westley was a houseq,r*1s1" i'*l *t
Lee hes been
Leon Metzinser. 1342 slirtttlli'i'1"*""1.i""t
-r-u+
c)
comRoad.Sheleft Wednesd".,
Jut€.toriq,trtn tbe
warrpeton-1oi"rp.;;1;1,'tT;"oiicnosen as se
the
s't
there. rn wahpeton she will b meneement exerclses May 29
and Mrs' w'
Memonal gymnaslum'
ftrf*"ftl$i.t'dge
"B.rg
Average 95
has mabtained
a'tr aver'
Ricbard
of bts
years
four
age of 95 druring
He tras talrerr
school career'
pafi in extra curriculat
ac-
sludelrt
t'7ii
tT--
"
-- :.---==:
att*t,
Dr. \ffestley, ll fllfihTffi63:'+bl?"^,2,^suf{ers
Pushingcar 't-i
rt
r
:-^
LOOpefSf,$WXE,
DieJ At 72
N._p.-Jvr.,.
rui"r",ul
lDies
ofHlil'ubltl
i I l-;;;.9,
*. D.-Frarry
l,c"_"n.^'::a
':"ill"":
-1"'Tl
I llimt""X",til"a"za,
t Ilql'i :dt',"*rtgS";#"::Xqr;l,i;#"ffi:'8ffi
Mr'l.lwednesdav
rrom a heart attaek
N. D.-Dr. lrartinl ll$"#i.f;r"'i"5#%lfU-1186'
cooperstown,
Daniet wesfley, ?2, cooperstorvn;
physician 42 years anC foimc:l
county_corongr an_dcitv healtlr ol-l
while.pushinghis car' He
She ]eaves five sons,.r. e. west-[l:gttu
ll
rn
a
nelghbor's home.
Grand
Forks,
Oicar
of Sij-l,lu1o
llley,
ll:lg.tgL, Harry of Bowman, N. O., ll Bom J_une12, 1892, in fowa, he
Philattelphia, in 1904, and , cameI
lAlbuqusrque,N. -M,; two brothers,I lHarold of Coopersiownand Lestei
in',.*'"'"
ffiil,'ii3.friYlsdav
fl:
] |1ilr"tr'f!,ii"?ll'gx'#_t"**?til]ffil;':s%'ril?T}fr:{
t:"y,:i",%#":'i..,?T#
-if-niiiti
|,R:?,;t,i'fit"i"Tl"-il30|,?e
l Il$!:"#*:fFl"fi:
tfi;&;5"?"gil
lili:'
from Jefferson Medical college,l I lHannaford, and Mrs. C. B. Read,I lp_live1 and Maynard
at Rapicr
*Tfr?:"s?.I""u""iiH:1i,'11';;11
#ile,,i:t.$fv airrorce
lf;ftLi,,tH'"?",3::"#;#:t1;'.
Fr,$,llsF"rtr_y:x&."T*,i,#
$H:1hJ##j$*ilili*itll:rr#*,ry"$Hnlsb,f
i; h'El
;H"l:i."'i#g;h""il1l;;lyffil":{*;FL,B:,,al:ll;"?"$:ffy#-tru*XXlrr"r
funeral nb-d'ls"li
He was a memberof the statel l"r'iiiJi,Ie"e, Rev.L. R. Lunderill l;"{;Su":?t$?;:
$"JiiT*'iiu"*,#::?:1?'.
#:#l!ly"'6ryJ$e
r,3
I I[U:lfunerar
home'
countv several terms.
ills*"ti"". HelelAt Aneia,il
,,"siiffi?t#&i5"ffi.i#Hl'i;llclair
,-iF9"
REAworkeJj
V.n!?,
).1, AneTa'. .1\. l-l.-Servrces llavc I
lil'ft,
f^:::'::#Hi"nY"Tt?'"'lfl
I caeo. Bruce of Fort DeVens,|
:i
il'r;sunl**frl##$l
,l
lfii
lliiirql*ii+l**rt--*tii:r'l ffiffifr,'.i'*F*'*l
l*'**9,""$*rF ,,: ilffi i.f"fifft"i;:l
lwill
lie in S. J. Quam funerall.t
lState Organizer
l*
i
lr;*;r*pn'oGroups
I
rHat'rv Z:t19Ig_1*ljanuarv.
ili"?l::i,#J
rci
:l'.:.^,::::.::
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs.
Westley was here
to make her bienniel inspection
of the local chan!ers. Monda-v
rfternoon shl
visited Chapter E
and Monday evening, .Chapier V. Mrs. Wesfley
._.wnrre she was in Fargo Mrs.
"ICSON, Busin,
, Subscriptlon
-
LD,
Faculty
.li
rNp Hn.ln wr i
u_byoverby, Ifl
ther Niaa
-----?OPer$!uws
yHiil!
;is*a,r-s":lj,
m::
'no rr,arronl
5ss been
'lol
Spirit.
t
n a lligh Devd. the comot the w!,
"itY
29 at the
Leon_Metzinger, 1342"South River
*9ad. She left Wednesday night for
Wahpeton t9_ inspect tiie clipiei
there. fn Wahpeton she wilf be
9- C.ugqt of Judge and Mrs. W. H
rlutcntnson.
r
..
rouatlon
--u1-
hismother,
l#l;f;it*""*"f:il{tr1"i*''}.
l^ Mrs. Margaret H. Westley otr
lCooperstown,state organizei forl
ItheTEO Sisterhood,w1s a guestl
-
f:::l-*{vi
-
um'
sver-
an
Richard i?g maintained
of bts
age of 95 dJur'rDA four Years
talen
school career' He has
bigh
ac'
curricular
active Part in extra
stud€,nt
tivities and is the Present
sclool
maDager of tbe bigh
SENTINEI/_VOL.
3O_NO.
21
Westteyls
;Hans
Mrs.lYestley,92, TakenByDeath
- 3iedFromStroke
Mrs.
TuesdayMorning EricklVatne
DiesAt Binford
4 A. M. Yesterday
S<,k*-g-
.
--l
/Vrq
il
in
Mrs. Ol$e Westldy, a pioneer
]|
Griggs county since 1882, suddenlf
||
psased away yesterday morning as | |
Fu-I|
of
apoplexy.
a result of a stroke
neral rites will be conducted over tJreI I
remains from the Zion Lutheran i I
church, south of Cooperstown, tomor- l
row afternoon.
iI
She had appeared to be in rrer us- | |
ual good health until Tuesday afternoon when she suffered the stroke.
On the Saturday previous she had attended the funeral of her daughter'
Mrs. Ashland, but the journey shorved no iII effects.
Camo Here in 1882
I
Mrs. Wesuey came to Griggs coun- I I
ty in 1882 and settled on a. homestead
south of Cooperstown with her fam- I
ily. Ilere she remained until her I
husband, O. H., passed away in 1918. I
From that time she made her home i
wlth her son, I{ans WestleY, on his I
farm near the flrst homestead. She I
was here at the time of her death. I
Born near Stavanger, NorwaY, Jan- ]
uary 1, 1837, Mrs. WestIeY was 92 I
years old at the time of her death. I
In 1862 she lv&s married the first 1
'Io this union
time, to Martin Njaa.
one son, O. M. WestleY, now residing at Hannaford was born' Martin
Njaa died but a few Years after the
ma.rriage and in 1866, she was unitecl
to O. FI. Westley.
In Minnesota a Year
The family left NorwaY and came
to America in 1881. TheY settled in
Minnesota but a year later again moved. this time to their homestead in
Griggs county.
As a mother and a friend, Mrs. Ol- j
,-ru
-u
rra^
^|
ine Westley lived an unselfish life, enlife
make
times
to
all
deavoring at
more pleasant for her family and her
friends. She took an active Part in
the Zion Lutheran church, of which
she was a member.
Five Sons, One Daughter
She is survived bY flve sons, Hans,
M. D,, O. 8., O. C., and one daughter, Anna. T,hree of her daughters
have died, one at the age of eleven,
the year following their arrival to
I tu@,
Mrs. Marie Ashland, recentAmerica;
A
trrt
ly at Fargo; and Mrs. MarilgtrWufle- r
stad, who died a few Years ago.
i
Funeral services over the bodY of i
Mrs. Westley wiII be held from the
Zion Lutheran church, six miles south i
and two miles east of Cooperstown' I
Friday afternoon at two o'clock. ,
Rev. Gilbert Stenoiert, pastor of the I
churc,h, will officiate, being assisted j
by Prof. Sletta of Grand Forks'
i
Burial will be made at the Zion Lu- I
theran church cemetery.
I
CameTo GriggsCountywith hath l, S".ona
;n Familyin
Familyin lBB2;Was
Three Week Period;65 YearsOld
H,ans W-estley, well-known pi'oneer
resident of Sverdrup township, passed away quiietly eho,r:lly arfter sunrise
Tuesdray morning of this week. Dbaitih
caure upon him at his home six mdles
south and tvro rniles e'ast of Cooperstown, f,orllowing a severail rnonths illnggsi,
F'uneral services twill be condlucted,
from the Westley church in Sverdmp
towns,hrip |!h'is afternoom aft" 2 o'c'lock
Rev. A. M. Broen of Grand Forks,
officiating.
His father, O. H. W'esrtley, ca.'rneto
Griggs county in 1881 to settle, in
Sverdirup, a,n:d in 1882 he broug'ht his
wite and family to their new pioneer
home. Since tha,t day Hans Westley
had trived on his faLher's hornestead.
Thror.rghout tris days he had always
taken an active interest in the work
of the ohuroh and the a.ffairs of state
end nafion.
A few months ago his health deolined and he submitted to an operatrion for lhe nemoval of a kidney. !'or
a tirne he seerned to lrave recovered
from the ordeal, but recently suffered several strokes of apoptlexy. He
diied F ebrruary 12th, beinrg at tha't,
tirne 65 yearrs, 10 months and 8 d.ays
of ag'e.
As mernbers of tris itrnmediate family he leaves his wife, two 6ons,
Osgood, Chicago; and AU, at the pr,esent tirne attendi:rg Mayville Teachers' colleg'e; two daughters,
Mrs.
Gladlr Brrid,ston of Pasaden:a, Caliif.,
and Mrs. Frida Siigdestad of Soutih
Dakota.
Brotihels' &nd sisiers surving him
are O. M. West ey, HarrnLa,ford; O. C.
Westley, Jarnestown; Anna Wer.stley,
Minneapolis, and Dr, M. D. Westley
orf this city.
Pallhearers a;t the funeral this afteraoon will ibe O. M. Weslley, O. C.
Westley, Dr. M. D. West.ley, Ifans
tr'roilarrd. Arne Liima a;nd Martin
Lunde, Sr,
RitesSaturday _ ,.
,lL* J6
s'econd
The
tirne in ilhree rweeks.
deattr visited t}le Brirck L. Watne
home at Einford when Mrs. Watne,
Who had been iil wiith a bronchial ai,lment for sorme trime, died on frhursday of last week. Mr. Watne died
November 23 after a two-day illness
of pneurmonia.
l',uneral services were held Ss.turday at the Lulheran F rse ch;urclh at
,Binford rwiitih Rev. I. Norum offic ating.
' Hanoa Hystad
was iborn in Stordoen, Sond,horland; Norway, July 22,
1863. She oame to Armerica in 1891
and tlwo years later was unlted in
marri'srge to Erick [,. Watne.
Mr. Watne, a f,armer, spent half a
cenLury in Griggs county.
The farnily ,moved to Binford
a,bout 10
yeers e81ofrom their farm near Jessie,
Sevenr chl,Idren w€re born. I1wo are
dread. T,hoge surviving' are Mrs. Ger,da, M,iUs, Carnington;
[VIrs. f,trilda
BHffifldoupl"lti
TV/
I
F^
IZ
IE.
Wed 50 Years lfi
sI
tr
AI
c
ffi.ffifii61i
ffi'ffiffiw
Mr. and Mrs. Watne
I
Dazey N. D.-Mr. and IIrs. Ja- |
cob Watne were honored at an rr
open house ceremony when theyl'
celebrated their golden wedding I
anniversary in this Barnes county'l
community. The couple was mar,ried in Cooperstown Nov, 12, 1897.1r
I Of five children three are living. lr
iThey are Mrs. Hans Kalland ot'l'
Dazey, Ingvald
mond,
Calif.,
J. Watne of Rich- ,
and. Clarence E. l1
Watne of Lansdon.
Mr. lVatne was born in Stavan- |
tger, Norway, and came to the j'
lUnited Stales in 1887.
I
I Mrs. Watne u'as born in Bergen,lt
and
came
Hannafordl
to
lNorlvay,
lin 1893.
I
A community dinner in the Un- |
ion Lutheran
ehurch here is
scheduled today.
Textbook
;*'\
"
Westrn.nn
l
Written l)_
bY ',;i
ToccsTaid \I'ritten
,Euensoru-Westman
U Graduate
i::f*i*o1i?i?ii^il'iii"o:l,"SiIfi,llgi[J.,.',",y*",iuf"J'fl',1,.,
jar Edgerey,N.D.. sh-aron
aoelelJifren;h
-.urti.t
il1"ri;;'*;:r,"it"ii,j.triiif
GeorgeN*$-alker
Funeral Sdturday
The funeral of GeorgeN. Walker
62, of 4222nd Ave. N., Fargo, wil
be at 11 Saturday in Hanson Runsvold Chapel,
iirii::r:,iiiiiiit:lriit
Rev. Dr. W. W
Strahl
officiat-
ind
Robert Monson will sing
with Mrs. Stanley E. Cowan
o r g a n i s t .P a l l bearers will be
Chris Hagen,
Arthur Arneson,
Otto Thole, WiIG. N. Walker liam Berg, Fred
Maxson and Frank Meath.
Honorary pallbearers will
Harry Silk, Donald Healey, WtS
liam Anderson. Oscar Dahler.
!!
iEvenson'daushterof {r.. anolstrJ
a corsageot white A textbookwritten by Bruce
"
gf.
wesuey, a native of cooperslY-ttr lo$theEvensonFqg.t.Al.;;n"d;il;n a whiteBibie.
lbecame brideof Nickolas-E.
sisterof the .town and a 1936graduateof
1. tttlssAniturvenson,
lwestman'son of Mr' ano mrs.lbrioe,ri'ismainorh;ffi;d*;;i
inu unirrursity,has beenpubiodin westman
of Aneta,.w.o.
rteli-iini'"i"ai*r
-..
oi ulu.i-.riilir'r."ttiiirr,uaby the HoughtonMiffrin
lflev.RalphE. Roeotticiateo.
l;.";T;ii.i". uu" i,.rjoarl,".r'*"-Ji,b"., which has officesin Bos_
ot iii. ana,tire^.uinitio"ir )
*'"Thebridewore-an ankre-Iengthliiuiu
' -7--1lana
Dar:
. [{ohn
Burial will be in RiversideCemetery, Fargo. Mr. Walker died
Tdbsday.
;"li;:;
professor
wesiley,assistant
artended
n*l
Even-j
I-)iesrl3ji'i:,'!
H;l;"",Tffi.Gene
:i"i";i\1li:n"tl":n;,y,:'',",
lcoopersrown?
at the.rece-ption
Johnll""Ass_tsttng
werel textbook entitled,..News EditcooruRsTowN, N. D.
,l
tlndward Wells,-?9,
of Cooperstow",llitlTi-lttav-Berglin, Jake Otter-l ing," designed to provide stu^"^''llstetterand Martin Nessand Shir-l ients
.ii resictent_rlf
witfr comprehensiveun.ihis'conin'*;r"
JoanFe*sonffii;hl
herstandings
ornewspaper
:1frj,."-,1:,."1i;1.::l:j::*:i'..","-ll*nnt;ig'
production.
rhe
uridewill continue
her stud_i
ii,,",,,,1:,:,ll:.it,,TJ:'"?:
"1."r,,::,y'itll.
\rrrr r'LlrlrLr
Byers, Everett Dariey, Josephll tl}:"
Bakewell,Frank Servis, Richardll
Sehmitz,ClarenceHord, Haroldl
Sandvik, Earl Brace and Willi
Holman.
sr,e
caiiiet'Iaffii,,;Jiliiiliii
-*.o*""
lll,"lno"X"X.ii;,,illi,igo,
-
Tvells, 79:klf
at NDAC, graduating in June.l
At the present time, Westleg
:ll:':;'i,";i:,lle_s
Ofliciat'jlMi. w{ffi;;,
n Pal'rcr Tidctnatrtt
a 1954graduate,isl is on a leave of absence frdfn
,l*ii..rv.u*
',1,t;""*l],1fr,i,L:'tr::rft,1
wq1.bor1,
...-.'"
I":l""",:lf
,,l"o,]lil,Jr",Ilio,
ilii XTf""HiiJ
Artdr
:l*i?,.lii;
;l?ll*_e in-niinnedpoii;: Ti b.,i,,"rsityor Michigan.
rrru v Elt
o r j llnur#,.,ntirolitl;
'lhe
aleall
Cooperstownareal'
lre carre
came lo the Cooperstowtl
.land nrarried
onlnl.
lVlabcS
Steinborn
l t c i n b o r no
l r n r l r n a r r i c d Mabel
rlDec.
i n t955.1
1955.1.
F. l i srrvife
v i f ed
died
i c d in
a,, 1904.
1 9 0 4His
l D e c .6
Surtitine arc scfen daughtcrs,[:
' il n t r s . lI ., d. d( G e l t l u d e )P f c i f e ro f F i n - l -*
l[1rs.
iley. I\. D., Mrs. Aft (1\4argaretl
-lAdamson
Minn.,l.
lAdamson of Montevideo, Minn.,l
:lili:i,l:;::'ii}::'iJ,''1"^i&ill;1"
his undergraduate work
at
UND, Westley received his
master of science
master
science degree
degree at
Columbia University.
${o'ning,$nmrv,september17,1e5
sl
,l$*l$ihjqffij*iffijf#fjiii\.D.
Girl of tt Suffocates
ll,l".
Ari
(Rartrinr,)
ArrrrrirJcnrr
nf I
'lRav tLrrcile)^Nelson
of.Yattnafoi'd'l,l
coornRstowN, N.D. (Special)lJanet was born Sept. 10, 1946
tJunerJen-l
l1\. u.: Itt.s. bnerw_ooo
l-Janet, ll-year-old daughter
-Willi oflin Jamestown.She had movedto
,lscn
arid Mrs. Waiter
with her parents a
'lJohnof.Tahnouth,*Muss.,
..ld
Yir
I
lmr,
{Lorraine) Navin of Seattle;llWeispfenning,
tT,il'
bv F9s,"n wastnstituted
few years ago.
suffocated
'l
Binford.l, in a fire in her home he
sons, Waiclo
Waldo of Binford,l,
here.
I Trvo sons.
I They had moved into the houso
'lN.
n., and Edward of Cooperstown'l The child had returned fromlwhere the fire occurred only a few
I'' Its erandchildren and J ercat-l SundaySchool,and was jn a room days ago.
hj:^3gult-'j
yl:'l.ji.""ll'1.-o-ul
lc,randcrrldren.
T^t!..1:|y.ry1,..1^'*,L?T-^togllj:^
brothers, Fredie George and
w
F u n e' r,l
Fll
T h e b o d yi s a t Q u a m_
L
ion.-, tot of Ole. The Plaintiffs
i.rlhi t. have set-asidea deed to
io sien it and t'lrat he
;,.*;J;;;
was-influenccdbY Yictor'
Teisen had hcld for Victor' and
nv ,'i-z rlecisionla.st March-thg
SiroremeCourt sustrincd the Dis
trict Court action. The case was
.u-uisu.O, with the same result:
iuae6s Nels G. Johnson,Thonras
;. f;tk" and Ja.mes-Morrisvoted
rto affirm, while Judge P. -9t
isrtfti" and Chiel Justice G' Grirlltri
lJon'olstentco'
r::fr'
'rn!r*'Ei
.lilorne.',
and Mrs. Johan Watne of Cooperstown, residents of this community
since 1887, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary here recent]y.
d
Eieht of their nine children were
present: Walter, Valley
City;
Ernest and Mrs. Hans (Alice) Hansen, Fairdale, N. D.; Erma June
ancl Otto, Cooperstown; Roy and
Mrs. Orville (Esther) Taxdal, Hannaford, N. D., and John of Binford,
N. D. Maynard of La Grande, Ot*,,
was unable to attend.
I
yer
vr.!e
t
rtatr.c"orge-weisp'fennint-or
, ,"!:ia]""'
wRITESrEry1
A new textilok
_-. rrr .-.GriEBs County Coroner S. J.lFredonia, N.D., and grandparents
Quam said death was causcd by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jums of
";
"
in th'e]JamestlYl,-^Y
:*:b^1^^i'1":"i9:,^pl'::llg"
bedroom. .
funeralP..i,,
rvill L^
be rr,^,-^-i-..
Wednesday
in journal's""-",1ltl?rt:t-:{,t1?^Cirl's.
"1 .Tl"
ism,emphasizing_.the ln"T".'"?;*
3h3rifuii.'rt""ff'l:rtt'n*inJi:J
tfl:rtft:nfl.f'"ryfftil
of edltlng
principals
.wnrcn,the wiring had causedthe fire. ]Harvey Senecalofficiating.Burial
apply to both large and smarr i. The victim's father, who is alwill be in Highland Home CemeiManufactur-ltery
h6r'cn,narq
,-r-.*.oape., was recently pub- lbookkeeperat Reiten Manufactur-ltery in Jamestown
girl's bodyl_J!,.,9"91is at the QuamFu.
fggnd,tlr.e
ii;h".i iy Bruce We1qev, " i:c.S^0.1.-t9,
Home'
-She.had
apparentlvlneral
Univerthe
of
ilil;r;;"rle
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- tJ"'$".Li"r1l"r'lf'
r r u w attheunive'
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;siti'.
l t y . ;i
fl "*"1'.i":1".
9'T1ffi
oi" ,_".?::--M;.;";'i,r;.-iv;i;ph;;fi;a;;il;l
sity o{ rvr_i_clisan,.,
from the Universtty ot wrs- rt churchwhenthe-alarm-wasll
l'uesday Evenin9's
Iliflnef
S*
,'ff51ry:
F\t'mt"\
ffiffitFffs*wgff
consin facultY.
CooperstownCoupIiS'
Notes 50th Anniversary
rrvr
l 9 - 1 - 1 bFvhr g . " p p a r e n t l y
** suffocat-]Walte_r
William Jr.:- a grandmothI trappedin the room and
"*'*'"|;tl
;ounded.
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'Il unnatord "Qqgn,Stundout\
lln No tionu!\DeatTowrnel*in
"-.,,
"o*T lo'
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Mrs.WamS""oi"* iFr iigl*"*#ffi;u'i"?i'""f'1'"""11
ffnlliiiffi
SetAt 2Friday l.1i ll"y,*ffiilLf;#,r*l$1ffi
Service for Mrs. John (Ellen) | r
,.
lwam, rlnz rteve4itr S[. N.. res-l F
*|iq"*
gl,.lllcg- 35 years,will bels.':
li#-t1ru.uuron. The team went onl:::::i:::::::i:
j
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li"iii'i-Ai'ri-i'
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of wbich
L
lball t"am which had a 21-1 recordl,';:1;,;',:::.::::,'''
-nnl*:.**
amem-
,"lBerge and thc
I f
" R n r '
E
schr
I llnar.
"^;i
ht;;
licote" in the tbuinament and was
lpicked on the all-star team'
At the national tournament for
lii*gr''r""d'*lii
i;i;i1:;i;:'"8',i'i;iffi":1i;ffiluce
*li",''f;ll'"i'l',jfi:
ffi|;il
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lureaeatat Houston,
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liina, cunr" 56-42'
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MARK WAIT
-
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-
Mrs. Wam diecl Tuesday.Bornlial
1, 1867,
1,
1867'
shel
she
March l'
March
Wis.,March
Wis.,
Nelson,wis.,
at Nelson,
afNeison,
lat
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l;;;a""t"d trom GaltauditCollese,l
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iwas
was educated
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Wait eraduated from the North la school for the deaf in 1"951'lya^'
rvaledictorian of t'tlt
S{?au
ih
1892.They resided successively atltlt
S'D.,lgt
Brookings,S'D.,lgr
Minn.. Brookings,
Wing, Minn.,
Red Wind,
Pnrt Townsend.
Tnwnsend Wash..
Wash. Ellsworth.lM
Port
Pllsworth,lM
r\.lsr
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wrs., ano
anti nvuer,
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l
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a1 Minot.
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,
Wetrre Farrri;i' HolJs
vistedNoi.rvar,
rheyarso
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rv_--:
Wright
Weils
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'*?3?;"3il,i#ii.lXilf#;";x'ihryd.
Groriirw^Iding,zof9Pli*".$ux1Quanot !trd^,19111
rel.ativep
I';iteid:ll
movedto ii*niioial-ll.l"'
F#,i"#,j3#li'il;
Forthun
Y-11$.f1{t,';l II 'ne
Thq weddiny'or
ly. pionbersin Griggs cortnty,.heldl lrud, daughterqf Mr. and Mrs. osshe was *u""iu'.i-iJ'li".lw
D. There
wamin1912'Heaieoin'isi?airdlataleunionatRedwillowLakehere'llcar'ouanrudofGrandForks'and
s h e h a t I r e s i d e d i n F a r g o s i n c e . l ^ . , t r e w a t ' ' u N.
japit1-s'e"{}ed'lf::|lLt..ii-":D;ffi
Gffierstown, D., in 1E85.--Johanl lwrisbt, son of
R;l c;;b";t"*",
StTd,gilig,?T:"#;Sa
o9;l lyi,,fl",Y#;
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rilitiuoro anal l;r
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frtit"*hr.*lected
antt Mrs.lin
Forthun,#lg,yj5.liil
home.
JuriaForthun
herhome.'Julia
her
Calif.; a son, Arthur Forthun, ?20lst
3filliil,'J*1"*t'-ffi
tlv.in,Mrs.-Anna La|son. Moncl0vi.ldt
Hannaford, N. D.
hi.,
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tud"d ht"jnjttll'-._
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li,l*t:'AlTr"3
sec-lE lof C
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h"a Mersenthal corresponding
c e
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lardMergenthal
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iWt e t tr o d i s t
-_- and publicity chairman.
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Atl"oi
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and.rerelives
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l|Irc. Wrisht
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was
attended
couple
land Irtrs. WiIIiam X. Zeidler.
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organzine shantung dress with
blue accessories and an
naw
orchid corsage. Mrs. Zeidler wore
lblue with black accessories and a
lyellow rose corsage.
I l-t.'Wrieht was graduated from
Ithe University of North Dakota
iand is 4 member of Sigma Nu. He
lis stationecl at Kirkland Air Force
Mrst
Albuquerque.
A
tuuqusrquE.
llgdr
near
llBase
DdSg
lWrigtrt, a graduate of Cenlral I
lHish School in Grand Forks, wasl
lembloyed by the R. B. Griffithl
i
ICompany of Grand Forks.
I The couple are at home at,
l2378Yz East Garfieid Ave., Albu- |
lquerque,
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THE STJNDAYFARGO I.OR]
He Is Mayor Of Ja*estown
t v 1
.r I
Teacher Of Political ScieneePuts TheoriesInt
By JERRY RUFF
wherewould I draw the line?" I The Westleyshave three daush.
Westleysaid he had receiverlalters. Catherineand Dorothy ire
Staff Writer
for parkinghimselfandhadlmarriedand Marion is at home.
ticket
JAMESTOWN,N. D.
Going
paid it. "I was o4 crty businesslShe
grad The
is in 10th grade.
from the political sciencetheory
whenI was tagged,too," he said.lgirls,like their father, are
of the classroomto the practice
-Jamesof JamestownCollege.
of politics as mayor of
Public relations, Tfestley be.
town wasn't too difficult for Wil- lieves, is extremely important I lllrs. Westleyisn't too happv
liam Westley.
in running a city. One of his I in the political climate. .,l{hGn
she is
"I'm usedto sitting in brickbat first orders when taking office,l I make a speechanil
,,I
6eats," he said, aq he sat in his was that all city employeswere I there," Westleysaid, feel she
to answer telephoneswith
tq
mv sleeve
office in City Hall.
llth a I is going to tug at my
pleasant"good morning."
I any minute to- get m6 to sit
Westley,a bristling-sharpman
ln his fifties, teachespolitical sci- Westleyhas a theoryaboutpeo-l dovrn"'
ple who are chroniccomplainers,lWestley is a member of the
ence and economicsand is
"Many of thesepeople_have
trar at JamestownCollege.He
reallStateBar Assn.,having attended
been mayor of Jamestownsi
troubles,personaltroubles, andlthe University of Nor.t_1l
Dakota
must bellaw School.He has a Master's
April, 1958, when he defeatedlthey
defea they (the complainers)mu
W. F. Sharp by 19 votes.
from the University
ldealt with sympathetically
innesotaand did graduate
If you were to describeWesfleylwithunderstanding"'
t&
* {*
say h"el _ln oire word, you would sav
t tE
Itt -Ggotgglvaslingtgn-Ilniversity
the Universifyof Chicago.He
How doesthe man-on-the-streetland
is "resilient." A bouncv
tw6.
trel
"roli'
has the ability to
wittrjfeet about having a professoraslP_racticecl
_laul in Cooperstown,
punches.He giv-esfriend and foela mayor? Is the college back-lN.D., in the late 1920sand early
ilit<e the kid-glove treatment. lSround an .advantageor.disad'11930s.
in downtownpolitics? j
servedas superintendent
But he brooks no nonsense.l"Tj.q:
.
"tte,tras
and you get the irnpressionthai l, ,w-fltlel ..iry" ry sets botn ta-lol scnoorsm severalcommunltles
the kid gloves coutrl turn into lvoraoreanguryavgliblP,Igrfli.*lilgludin-g.McCluslry,N. D.-He reactrng as a sort of cupid
side of his ltfe..
foiing g]ou"r-ii a p"iiiicat oi lto_ttt. ac-ademic
lcells
civic slu?ging
match were ca[. I lle said there are some..peopleluere'
-anl
.i - He said John E. Davis,
ed for.
lwho talked against electiig
="^rleducator
as mayor "for fear Ilgovernorof North Dakota,was
. ., ev. ,"ollwould close ;:il"#.
at lllyoune bank clerk in McCluskvat
up the town
town at
.9::k?*^":":1'--,Yu:*t,^.h*lffi"rA'h$
Delore
wumrng
me,loo
Known
olip.m."
litre tiime.Westlevhired the rires-
POTITICSIN ACTION is exhibitedby Mayo
ll"' bi"i'-'i"G-in''iJri"'li
tl'e"iaual'nihasrought
the JamestownCity Council.
Sfi#i'HT'?t'.JJtfi"T'-.":'$T'"lii"'*,'lu.y
anr* tronl;Wte*:,.Ht\4.receivedler pi'eNorthDakotatowns,atOJill;fiiiltrt he is somettrin-g
wjth a letter of application'
.Jamestown
from 19b4u"iii-igilrilttt. loysh and tumEle'ofevery'lture
ute'
and registrarat Jamestofiboilaav
,
. - l"-Y|t$q,^th:,
.1-tn-f,,,Yglt1uv
iI
the pr:tur.e
at the tetlei
lese since 1948. He #"6!;i
i;;;hid;
calledpersonallyat least 50Oidrop1e6
where
Davisya1w_or.kins.t
anaiwindow
tn-.-ii,l.i. riil ie,r].ltr*iti.ra;rilg ttrecimpaign
x x i
laskedthem for tlieir vote.
| "Howdo you like that, John?"
bad,"ttia o*it.
one of the westleypori.iusl-t u;ii;;;;ir--iLu ru*ti"n oflhe;sked.-"i'{ot
oflThe couplemet later and were
to meetthe neecls
whichhascaused
considerj6l"
ln.lgovernmenf
is strict enforcement
tagonism
oflthepeopleand to tell-themhowlmarneo'
palking laws.
lissuesare going to affect them."l Wegtley.saidhe is- a_"Republi
[. has rlrunk*or.l.un by inheritance.',He said
No one is excusedfrom pavinsl
navinsl
W'
Wesgev,Aa
-lcoffee
parking tickets.
sihcebecomingmayor thanllas, not given much.t}ought
political, ambitions.
And while metersaie nrohibitedlhedirl in all the reit of his life.lfu$,he,r
id he will
wrx uraKe
make up
up rus
his s
inind
a goodway to talk in-l:f.i:-."i
by state law on city streets,l
"It's
for' re-election
hasmetered
with o.ooii unaiitil t"il*ryl-rugning'
a parkins'formallv
Jamestown
wheno,the
time comes'
lot which it leasesfr"'*^il..Iffi'd;'iil";^ihfii":il.fii-ri.'aoi;1*tvtr
NorthernPacificRailroad...
jwt.'
, .1in1ne
I The tvesfleysrive in a small
gyi'lh;;
Westleyhad a letter on his deskl The lYestJeyadministration
whictriyas
-rift.li
.onu..ta ]ro*
hasbeendoingplenty.-T!.i"--1"*Jiia.t.A
lrom an-areafarmer.In it wasldently
parklng tlcket
lor a_
some accompusn-lwestleyobtained at Pingree, N. D.
a parking
ticket andlmayor
and]mayor lrsted
listed 60me
check for
a check
a sheaf of sales slips from locallments:
lne airi the work himsdif of mak-
POLIICAL THEORYis expounded
bv Pn
at Jameitown.colleg6
Ig*lg*i" a classroom
pdlrticalscienceand economics
aud is registra
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ffomeeoming
Events [Jnder
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GRANDFORKS,N. D:.1AP)_
Alumni were gathering Friday
on the campusof the Universitl'
of North Dakota for the 1959
Homecoming
celebration.
Friday eventsfeaturedan alumni banquethonoringthe classes
of 1934and 1954,a water show,
pep rally and kick-off dance.
Main speaker at the banquet
wgs^&_O. Wcstley,a nativc of
and a 1934
Coo'pef3ffSn;fi?h
graduateof NDU. He is vice president of CentralSoyaCo. at Fort
Walme,Ind.
Today'sprogramwili includea
parade,ihe l{omecoming
football
the NDUSiouxand
samebetween
SouthDakotaStateCollegeJackrabbitsat 1:30p.m.,openhouses,
a lettermen's banquet and a
dance.
N. D. will be
COOPEITSTOWN,
home {or Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Wuflestad who were . married at
a recent ceremoily in Bethlehen-r
!)vangelical Free Church there;
The bride is the {ormer Vivian
Kopperud, daughter cf Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar KoPperLrdand thc
bridegroom is the son cf Mr. and
Mrs. Oswald Wuflestad, ali of
Cooperstown.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Donald Ostenson,Cooperstown.Bridesmaids were Mrs. Paul Sorvik.Jr.,
Frances Nelsou,
fX{rs.
llr5and
d
llu
dIH,u,
l fFargo,
i C o o p c l s t o w nS. u s a n W u f l o s t a d .
lNet Foider, r4inn., and Kristi
rtct'c Jlcwcr
lJohnson,CoopersLown.
Blair Ostcnsonrirs ringlgirls. and
IDearer.
I Attending the bridegroorn \'vere
lGenelVuflestad,Ner'v!-o1den,Spenlcer Lage and Mark Johnson,both
lof Coonerstowttt
'
,7
f Luv
e Dies
LUVERNE.N. D.-Funeral
ice for Mrs. Peter (Andrea Kri{) Wamberg, 74, of Luv
ill be at 2 Saturday in Luverne
n Church. the Rev, KerrPeterson'officiating. Quam
Home of Luverne is in
Mrs. Wamberg died Wednesday
her home. She was born Sept.
, 1880,in Astrup, Denmark, and
wasmarriedto Mr. WambergDec.
20, 1902, in Cooperstown.
farmed in Broadview Township,
Griggs County.
SurvivingbesidesMr. Wamberg
a son,Carl of Luverne;three
ters, Mrs. Oscar (Frida)
.
Chicago, Mrs. Jack
Vera) Sherman, in Alaska, and
rs. John (Alba) Tvedt, Taco'ma,
Wash.,and a sister, Mrs.
Wed
or Wuflestad 1
COOPERSTOWN. N. D.-Christibn Wuflestad. ?9,'Iong time resident of this area, died unexpectedly Saturday.
Mr. Wuflestad, who resided in
town, had been downtown in the
forenoon and had returned home.
He was stricken by a heart ailment in the afternoon.
The funeral will be at 2 Wednesday in Bethlehem Lutheran
Church, the Rev. Arvid NVist and the Rev. Edward Kimoffieiating. Quam Funeral
Home is in charge.
Born in Sandnes,Norway, April
1874, Mr. Wuflestad came to
area and marrie.l Inga Herig-l
in Moorhead June 18, 1927. h
He also leaves three sons by
revious
marriage, Phili
amestown. N. D., Oswald of C
stown, and Victor of Los An-li
les; two brothers, the Rev. Kragll
uflestad. Cooperstown, and Con-l
d of Dale, Minn.; seven grand-l
'ra
PeterA.IVamberg Of Luvefne Di"lOct.
LWERNE. N. D. - Peter A' Born in Odense,Denmark'
Wamberg. 84. resident here 12 20. L872,Mr. Wamberg came to
years, i' retire.d Griggs-CountyGiises Countv in the 189osand
Iarm6r, died Friday in a hosPitalmair*ied Andieas Christensenin
His wife
Dec.20,1902.
Cooperstown
N. D.
in Cooperstown,
The funeral will be at g:30 Mon- died Feb. 9, 1955.
son, Charles of
dav in Luverne (UE) Lutheran He leavei a daughters,,
three
- Mrs.
Church the Rev. KenrqethPeter' Luverne;
Arthur (Freda)Anderson,Chicago,
se-"--oittiiti"g.' Quam
(Vera) Sherman, SPenHomeof Cooperstownis in charge. Mrs. Jack and
-ta."*i, l4rs..John (Alba)
aiO,'atista
iv*lai,
wasll; twobrot'h-
airOa sist6r in Denmark;.13
nnoincd
rdIFdIEal
Eleanor Helgerud of
N. D.. announces
esgagement of
her daughter,
Jeanette Watne,
to James Devlin
of Finley, N. D.
A graduate of
Cooperstown
High School, the
bride-elect is attending the Uni
versity of North
Dakota.
Mr. Devlin is
graduate . of Miss lVatne
High School and is
in Grand Forks,
_
,WalkersLookFo
'.l'b
I o ,r..,. {hingr'like a spool otl ffi
l"\'hite thlead has taken on newlm
limoortance to Mrs, Eldon M.lffi
lwitt e. who is about to embarklffi
iuoon housekeepins in the Unitedl ffi
lstates afler two- years of resi-l ffi
ldence on the Island of Guaml ffi*'
lwhile her husband, Naval Chief I rffi
been'n'u'n#9.#lffiiiilir=il
has
rwaixer
Ithe South Pacific. He
"
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t
Dieset Si
lHope,
HOfE, N. D. - AlexanderOliver
Windloss.57, of HoPe,a native of
North Dakota, died WednesdaYin
a hospital at Rochesier, Minn.'
after a short illness.
Funeral service will be at 2
Mondayin thc Beaver Creck Lulheran ihurch nine miles wesl oI
Hatton, the Rev. A' G' Sherve of
-.'ffi.
"+,"'f',* !"r",,3;:
ii."
""u"'IW,#1ffi
iI*:.'+:l
'.iiiuiii
Laura Lee, was
Their daughtcr.
and lhas sPent
rrrF
.
lA.O.Windlors,s
anges
t*rnnYMtIiT#,.
t
l*#*''k*:**i*I
u(qrrvr'.
Virginia
iborn
born in Virginia
jall
there and in
short life the
all of her short
Guam.
lGuam.
necessary but
I Many things, necesl
taken for granted,
taken
heretofore
lheretofore
:llike
threacl, became
u'hite cotton
cotton threat
like u'hite
'obiects
ofr !shoPPing
u
rrvPP'tF,
UU.lsUtD
LIIE
lhe
Ithe
n shops
e s n of
o Guam
p s o as
I Lu ' u a m a s t I l e w U . r I r E I , | u | ; l ] ^ . ] ] ] j ' - . ] , . . . " ^ . . i . . . t "
justed themselves to
adjusted
d iferent
l f f e life.
: - e n t l i f e . ' i l f f i . ; . i . | ' } u I r t 1 ' : n g 3 t e , ' t t . . - l , , ' . r u 5 5 , a
For Chief Walker life in
ports has become an
;^*-4|
i i-ii'*;1lltil,i,11
o'[Guam
eshops
"'""*::::l
'
i i:*"t*,.;1*'y*'j*,ti
t l*:irffHil-ij ITH,S. .i It l
t"'
walker
Forchier
llut:il?ll
inspiteofhjs-vouth.When.May|ffiffi#ilrs:||fir'esijters,Mrs..}J:ri'crTriehus'
rorria'oundheu'r'H?"':,"$il
I l$i#ffi
Hiil5'"3xu'i":'*"?rqlil$l
ed off 14 Years of sea t
rating now- is .that of Cl
been in salvage and re
has been in the Westet
PhilaPPines,
area-tlte
Tokyo-anrl Guam.- _-
'\rr',,a't*i
son
of
Heisrrre
Jackso
G. N. Waiker,
ments.
I IH.Irffi'#.l
'Ihe Walkers were marriecl in
c. F. Wait
./
lln*+*H$#trs| |r#rroI'
-:'Ou"
,""JJiiil"HJT;r:,*r#L:
iil-ffi;lrr
'"n rayonrots in thelgetout in it.but stregre;tly re.[
Iawn.lic ltro no.niiring io;io;;
iirst-home there waslty[eisive moisture. Moisture islsents luch things as snow suitsl tilne.
savs.
base quonset lrutlin-ever-oi"i"nt m"na"e,-not onlyland wool and all the clothes__her[ I,'urroral
scr.vicewill he ai 2 Frii""-'" N"uV
't'emplc .in
,*iri"r, *ui tui.ty ioomy, etec-lfJ ;i"thirg but to much equip-lparents know she must wearf thv iir ilie ilasonic
-R;;*..]i'b:
here.
modern
equipped.-and
cobpcr:'row;
'Later
;i,h
.inlment.
- lwhile
Rr;:
Itricatty
I
a ' '
we moved-in-l T" be sure, there are difficul-l
aii-relp"cri.
tninister of the t
a permamenrhome at'ripalao.lties in housekeeping -and meall, The Walkers left Guam lrre $avl ijl,:lT:Ji",.:jioent
Ito .,rt,s
Cirurchol uoopers-i
brt"ii-t u. u"d r,aura l,eil
l^i'::u{lll'3t
-trt"vlirilr;il'i"i:;"i;1il'
but Mrs. walker "lilr",i"r.a--lr'af-S""t"
a constant battle betweenlplanning,
|
Mernhersor tlr.i
"ays;ueioie
ct"u. .
or,"*r'""na
iants and cockroaches-.
'll:"1,^?lli:i''irtg'
Amcrican Lcgion willl
"*1tl
Ithrive on the tropical climate andlthe wrrore#E'f"# titoil i".iai.ilto"na rittr. girls.. on srlpooarq.l
^:::':;-""'
arsrrt'
iuou'n"uu" saw such large ones,l;nGuam is madepleasant.TherelThere waE a fine Christmasl
at..gono}ur.ul
""dloui!{-"
*r,indo:ked
r"t","#u'"o,n"ll'.'u
1t11il:.""t:H
,illJ,i'r$l"il
-nrrlait.l
I3:u"H:ll3lT"*
li:::Slll,uL:l""Xl,t'*$"?t"
New Year Day antl..the kind-l
Township Chulch nJi
?r" t'J outaoo" type,"lon
lirr"il.,"-ir""!r.ped a lifring for ny-1"';;o"i".
1i."" *hi.tr
lnrohlem.',
lnakes a
wardrobelltri. wait er says, "and you golly captain, know.ing that therell lMinn., with burial ar Erhard.
i
forlwere many shopplng neeos f,o Derl
-9;;u9"-l'tii"aea
.. lequipperl for rain at any time
was born ,ran. Z0.l
to' r'et'att'"-.
suchasureaarruit,lb'ii'#';;;;;i""*.*q
l"'i.i"nv'r"u'_ts
_t}l^*o"""llI'ui'il**.ij4i.^1,-{-'n ;;';"-;it
'"rXl,-:f-']"1'"*ll,e,1i['"
ql*,".rUru"in"";i"::"X;llr"illi
ui'.I"3i11i';o'*"'i:gi
":nf:"i'
;i
#ii,.:i.,:i;-Tu
u,,ll
]iiJg.
l#l3i?-ir.ere"-ii a chineselalways
tl;;i;i;;;.
to
lrlinn"
w-eiaindoatlttre-sttopping
-{o'll
--.June.28, .1e17'During]
taki"a-ii6""iiir1"
lJeeded
'|il;ffi;
gto*ii- ti,ur.* *rri.it lrli"i:-J,ir*ii"*rittiirJ-
walker savs'-"weli worldwar I he hadservedove-r-l
on tercrr"slirowever,-Mr:s.
oour heatl.lspent a busy time in San Fran-l seas with the 88th Division. Hel
tarrirp ooortiwittr no
t"ken iti th"i" bas-lcisco. It's am_azinghow .manvl h.ad operated a bulk service sta-]
ll"itif
il1il is either a convertecllgrlius-a"J-"oof--J".-r
and garage here for manyl
llrr""-""-?ibzen concentrate whichl5lnlts and plaeed on the bencheslthingsone needs in^returning tol ]tion
ryears.
)lir!'i to be cooked. The problemlwith the rest of the.family."
lthe United States after resrqencel
I
tlir-io'xu"p
good schooli andlin the tropics."
the milk stirrad as itl ther"
Hc leaves his wife: three daueh-l
I
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tf'nl-chier
w"--"r';
:1ii:'"r1fti*'{ltll"ru;U*."1*:if"'fi#t1,1-"""'"J:fi
'u*n,*
)'lco*es
ffi}il#:'4{-tfl ]$*'i;'*:l#iy{:;:fl$':Hil
her,**|ff:l[h"{t:
ishaving
**
l'niT,fr"tT;
""rJ
vonnaLouwart'nlveroare'
r\' rr';l
*iilr wint6r tempera-linhis many vearsof serviceinl
J*p"r,riu"
D' c'l
fl Tomatoes
yainer andl'a son,Markof washington'
"nal"*ii"i"i.i siioiiii;',h;*rio15- otli'rlu'""N'di,v.".1tr..l.lmostortenveryw_rte'ri."L-ett,i.flltui.r.una
hereuntill. Three brothers,Lawrenceofl
remain
will
ie"
years.li-aura
three
than
r-ati;more
s.ltoo,is not very ou*iilt"i""*"_'119r itnei riit"."niii"-una-*attts
tolne Tinashousingthere'
fl llu.qtv,.-5' D' Max of Granitel
mea'J'1'Jr,."rnua,liii,"
"I As far :rs
t l r u f ; ] i f i i r t f of
f . l i . " i i i s a v a i l a b l e ' | | . F a I l s , M i n n ' , a n d R a l p h o f F e r g u s
'llrt's a matter,of course, usir-rgl1Mrs. Ronald Westergrenanol
ffiit:'ry,ffirJ-&
it*ffd #iill
thelt
from
has arrived
,l[llltflt"
son Joirn arryive.dfr"om, Reo,
and Mrs. Ray Rogersof wahpe-l
;.lDtaLEn'
. * .
lr
I The arrival of shipments ofl r
p,ql{1,j11
, lautv^t"e" goods.from
,'slthe Orient provides I shopplngl
rylspree.
,^ ll
I Cotton clothes are most oe- l.
Wood, Califory[ia, on 4S0fsday'
to spenel a few mond:siwithi
her mother, NIrs. Fred Paintner.,
.Ier husband wiII follow
in i
-uilc
uporl finishing college. I
.. i
ton, N. D.. and six grandchiMren.l
I
*-----'"'r1
I
RavWilliin
DiesIn West
Raymond N. (Ray) Wilkinson,
64, of Blaine, Wash., formerly of
Fargo and Cooperstown, N. D.,
died Sunday in Blaine.
I Mr. Wilkinson had resided here
lfrom i923 to 1936and had been a
imotorman for the street railways
He had worked at times on all
routes. His last addresshere was
717 gth St. N.
When the street raiiways were
discontinuedIor buses,he went to
Seattle and was employed t w o
years by Boeing Aircraft. A{terwards he moved to Blaine and
operated a service station there.
The luneral will be at Blaine
today.
Moyr, reo4 'Tryf\f D. Men On Pta,iA1
The
followinp;
short
articles
ar
,1LandSafelyIn Fog+ i
::m#lyu"t#:1"tr'Hi
I
aq.-
on fifty )cars ns,).
SrsMaRCK, N. o. ,"rIO Bis-ltertlay in Wright's c.ri-" 1?0 witrri
{ marck-bound private plane withla 372-hour supply of fuel.
I
$ two Williston men ahoard, whichl The Civil Aeronautics Adminis-l
.f Bt-1""1e$.
*til-"dvised
atBism-arc.k.atl
-Bis-lqation radiocenter
marck, lan*:d9o11"^-.lo{l}-ot
safeiy W-e-dnesdaylfljlilr't'9.+f'".
"'Gas ll'agons' and Highzoag
ttt"' cars we haye
rr rne
more motor
rf
the more
""'o.:_"^_.':"'^"_
Wright,
"
demandthere will be for horses,an ; f,,
at Dunn_cenier.
I toqe.ngg4
l!, D.. - lth* tidtin L.l-'oi- eismarcLl td
-{
better our country roadsare the mor
_ Civil Air Patrol authorities,hadlheadfor Dickinsonbecausefog had
'carswe*re goingto ha,'e,:'j"LT_ .$
then,w:li 3ff1"n":*"i"i3 ii
rcrtorr*ree,rrrh,
horscs
the fzLrrrrersi;e expectect
.t".tllllt
their taxes
thenrselves antl increase
t.i'i.il,ilrt'#*.':Jh*'::*::-"tT:::
,l.ry,ii-Jr"
iri,f"* ff,l ?,lf;.,ifl;
d;ffi';::,n,_i,,.j ,.
,,',fii,i;1,1'1,,t1l'1',1;;i11":,',;,1;i1;iffi,
1
T:l
ll
d
v
r
L ll
vl
Dr!-
l:-ll-h^:f
as Il-marck
soon
liiunn tenter,-auout ii miles north-
!:l
ii
east of Dickinson, and landed safe-
we arehai**$
of theroacls?
bouler.ards
ry.
fiir,fnn"3l{"i35 ii
'.1,,i;#l
* *
t"hc'gas wasuns'in thc c,rurt{ry n'
tt't?,4i,,:r#.r,.tit
.Cirii."f N;"tti
""..*,
bc
we
it
if
yP highwavpahnw
will
.f
we canstarrd,
['"tiit"rttti,O.-- 'r't;;1fi,;iiil'l,1':;1ffi#,1--Iglt-:g-glli"ill.
wergalertedto searchfor
ltrolmen
Irincl.f roudsrhc rvagonpeople
gUi, l"l "'."ffi:,i'l,,l!,rffi1*i
$
";g
*?f}"i?,1""'3J$:
'
wisconsin'
F*r';ner
cadv'
-bx^,J^::"{:ilj-:$
lhtTJHTL!'ffi$ffi
,,szoacrish
peytpe*tttt.
W.ii:iiirt#fiilriiii
l
^
.- ,--,^.,.--, ',. F
3 cups syrup, 2 cups sug;ar,I lu'f
:':,: :,;--i""'r.
r
, g;f ;1is-Fi-q1Lj(
2 tbsp. orange pcel, I cup sour crearh,
I:#'"'BJ;TT6
m.' wh
m"
w h en
en
la.
ld'
Bismarc-liti'iil-;Pffi
*ji;F'and
":7-
Btst).
rs1r.
B
3 ts;p.
tnp.
ci,rna',un.
cinnarrron,3
"i..;-,"rliffii"T*;
"tuJl*,.r-.'l'_f.C%i;;;;J.
r ts'. whitepcpl)er,I nutrn.g,,3-ts
UVrlshf
W{qltt
ffi,ertiilirton
, &;::; -
"t
ltrg !u4 lpotlud
t a. ra*yes-lf,]1"t._t;lrX""',lg
and was going
;lil'-Y.-Y3^YYl1ts
ranodown ror
for a land..Jlqown
;;
r .ilLl'"-,;;il;
"
"
Hannaford
f"Ti?Tfill
nxl-:"11
annaford ;.J$ l'*:,:l'utif,!3l,ii;
iffi:yirff,ll
1.,,:::i::,:'il.T::l:,:lli:"i::.li:"".',:i'TAt
:T'lAt H
-,Y;T;,:T:"l1i
|t
maining there six years and then
i;iT,-il:'"fiI"
r.wffit
J:-::
lilJ"; ;'J:;H11
"-l',*,,1':"..,.}}"";"
!
in point of servI Besides his wife. Mr. Wilhitrsoni hzrve1-ettried to make Swerlishpeppernut- HANNAFOR-D,N'.D. - ntunhafl'l
",fr|,TfililT;,lT,TTf; 1,,,,."""
service
lleaves a son, Richard of Seattle;
ror
Mrs.
eueu.t
Ithree daughters,Mrs. Frank (Inez)
l.will
l ) L ' r s o l e l r r s k n u w w h ; r t t h c r e s u l t s a r c l r""wrlt
b
be
e Tuesday
T u e s d a y at
lMeyer, 1004r4th St. N.; Mrs. J. A:
at 1
r lin
n - WW.
. - i l .D.llmcrc.ial
lmorciet
pilot.
Dilot! i : . : r:::::::::,,:
[:::;:::::
i.r
Blaine,
Miller,
and
Mrs,
l(Carolyn)
,.orsani:a
Etoaarorsrtarnter
Arcatl;
3ifftti,,nt1"?l-t.f,lLn"t,r*'l,"ij:l,r"i;'J":$i[ft*;
A.
tFlorence)
Jeffries,
[ii,i.,,,,,,,,"",
lJ.
N. D., writes: N. D.
:.ll
H. W., Cooper.stou'n,
I A nr r ida pe- [i.;r;:;::.;
.:::::::,.!:l
lCalif.:
Wilkins$
Furn,"r, in this part of the state or" o _1\1Irs._Werth died Wednesdayatlrt r'5 I" e.um Cor. |li:iiii.ir;:;:::i];ffi
iI a brother, M. E. Wilkinsqlfril
|
Ir a'vorvo*tnetnbers
glul
l':::"l[:.::',1iil:il;: dJ',"itli;"i.*,,1itr'",i.Xill;['u?,'"11'"0#
siste.s,yi.".l.
,.ud,oolic1111t*"I;o-".*: P""^qI
yill.,Prg:..,t"1::
]B-taine;-..two
rarrnerevatorr,
i, 1,.,;r,r
fl*1rn"****
"-i:.j'|;-_"';":""
that firm about
today froft thel'th{eeyears,-left
(rct:r)Wickham,14zs1sr Ave. P:I
s.,ll II *j";,;r;,g
l:lji:]:,:,'
:;";-: .""-be accompanied
or
kinds
o:t"{.utl":
Hr*.-iilvri3iqcri;'{.gltJiigna.t"e"sr
andMrs.Henryr{arrmf"'M;;:ll lc"nt'.''o'"'"
l:-1.::y:.:t'":oi'g"
.-irr".iqi
d L on(Dickinson,
uu\uluKlllson'
[ u L at
r r not
r u L u r u if
future
r r r the
Lrrc
ccooperativelv,
o o p e r f l l \ / e l . v ' in
and 12 grandChildt'en.ll
I
organiziitions provide that n
Sorne of the organiz.itions
Two' brothers and three sistersil
TWO
sistersll I Sor,,"
katO, Minn.,
wiUr artey Bjella, Williston
lN.
\' U
D.,
. ' to
[ O }ltannaford.--l
lannatOfd.
l:{lut
Anna Varnes
Ann€
Varnes was born ln
in Nor-l ney.
't"''llt.l'4
;l'dffi:i'tlhrffll
$;'h',,1*,*ll
;l'i:&
Iiil,ifn1;'"'*,x'iiils:"1"',:f1ff'Hll:."$'$.i*:lr,fli:l
x#"*n';tjil
|1[$"]*]ili't:i,J\.jd::h:Hffip**r*+j*$,*l*,'.m
r
'ornpur'at Siou
Ihe <
cornpa{t--lit-*-,
patronize
n t r o n i z e the
who
lto p
those w
arnong
a i n o n g those
or
roth,.exrenr
accor,ring
ancr
;,*jjM'"
ln::
T,,ffn:.dT;:"jt,;Tdrr*
a!fui.ffi6
stock,
trre'Farm,
age.whichprcntr,,r's
,4,//
7//q
1
/..
)
e /:a-n4
.f
(/
me-Dealin'5{
.
,{
.r w.i";i.l-;'6;il'.;"i{l
andlIVOOaS Afe SpOknn I
' - t.t#:"d%11f,'l;ldren r'lot--tvirsl--ii.r""o.'
1l-*ieq .r-"";i.-*",i., daughte
Helserud
or
'igo.operstown,-r'Il-b.,
r,eiu-e*,"
';bride
t/
A:'
/ftalt4fr -y
-lf:
'
-_------'/
CjtV,. Iowa, going
t*.:s
*-----*rlt
_of James Devlin, son of
' ll{rs. ElizabethDevlin of Finley,
"b.:'F#]'i.
"d#'naouu.
_;r,*-_:-1 |U', 'ir
iirl*"-'-"*:::4,,q"1"i"l
r",*n-witnn]J9
'iffit**i1;]i:e
Your
THI'?4'i#^';l'i::::ii::[
Gan
TUsettl[TGH
rr'.
! v'r
r lrrr.
-
L Weddingvowswere sqgkenEas-'lgown
| rhe tlrioJwore-i"i,!iir-i.ng6
in th.eM-e].hodrs-t
church
Iter sunda-vof importediaria.iipi,.d ,ore.
wAHL, r{AN- lflt"*:g:\'^D;:.ll-Y-ii;_M^1.y"*f_u'lioint
MR. RUSsELTJ
ru."';"d-;ti;;'-t'rii"- ouu,
daught6r
orMr. and-Mr',ltria"l 'liiin."'riur"tn'i,i!,ll"irr,i"ll
lPeterson,
il'Ai6hil"r.il"ol';wi.# ^ " ' *"
q'q rrqrq 'rr6rch
L:31
"
^
need
e e d ttn.
ocated, w
we
e n
h ^ l"ii'" l$,tf*j"^9ttEfj
are
a
r e lrocated,
ijlusion w
was
as h
held
eld b
*n Y,?Ld
ln.Jn"itilusion
bv
y a
a riara.
tiara";ili.i
puuingpower_.that
r,"u-r'ii:Sft
pink
-i;ide-;6re 'fti.s lwn"J
4:1",fi f#it\#li,lf3'"ituT,l;n"t1,#R.J"tc-E rv eives.rhe *o"rg
white carnations.Her
ih;
/4a
:,"',i::
.lI?:::-:"{Duane,gave
.
100 ["hti;ili;;
was carried on a channel
the bricle in
t$;ffi;'si.'n.iini"'i6"btii""b".
miles from here. and with our lu"".-b"n'1,"";i
peterson
v;iil;
lmarriage.
",idlbrother,
DeForest i;;;;;;-';f of Vallev
lmarrrage.
new set,it camein very 9lea1|v.l|iiv i"o
Miss J-aniceEcker of Jamestown,
rnd li.r.-Do;;i;'if"i;il;';i
Mrs. Donald Feie".o"-oil
we also are pleasedwith the lkil, triaesmaids.Muiiel-ih;mi-l{maid of honor, and Miss Rosenew slim chassisand electronic lson6f Hannaford,N.D., was flo*6rflpary Devlin,
Finley, sistei of the
'as
tuning. we recommendt-he19y lgf|_-*-]];*-:-.-'
u. rqcSr uurll, as bridesmaid,
rrrtoesmalo.
worq
wore
flbridegroom,
j
Li-.!r.tv
anyone . . . esP-:9,la.lespecialG-E TV to anvone.:..
Wayne
wqyneWilLinsattendedhisbroth-flwaltz
Wilkins attenclecl
waltz length
his
lengthformals
formalsof
blue tuild
of blu;
tuil{
I
rrr:'
ier.
lv in a distant area." "
DeForest Petersonanq-_9ryfl9vertaffeta. firey carried-whitd
---:alcl
yeterson
ard Peterson were
groomsFtr[r.frcarnations_
weie groomsq;en.,flcarnations
."'
Ushers were Melford*rtaugen"6'ffl.tr,r-i.'-a"aU.s. Devlin ,.i.,rC
-b;dffi
#F$#gand
Darrer
olson
oru"-ll$Hp.at ar6--iith-5r.-3.,
oh*
Moyr, reo4
The
following
short
articies
D. Men On plaiii]
ffil
are
taken
I
lll pd safely In Fog.'",'i
il:;":'.:1i."-',':Tlxl,-ilT";,,1"-*
members
m
e m b e r s m t might
g n l D e l l lbe
L e r interestetl
r 5 L c u r r r L r r c in
E i \ ,the
r l r F Jgoings-
ACI
on filty voars nsL,.
,,,Gas lTragons' onil Eighutags.
..
the more motor cars we have the less
If
t t € m a n d t h e r e w i l l b e f o r h o r s e s , a n dt hi fe i
rice station
operareoa
The fun
will be a
today.
gus Fails.
Born at
he son of
Nov. 1, t8
ffilkinson,
Mrs. Willi
; boyhoode
kinsonspe
ily then r
Fa]ls, the
Sutton, N.
He mar
Agnes Hol
il. b.. in 19i2. 'fheyl;
lCooperstown.
lhomesteadcdal. Havt'e, Mont.. re-ll
l m a i n i n g l " h e r es i x y e a r s a n d t h e n l l
lreturning to Cooperstown,wherell
Ithey resided until coming here. ll
,er,t'T.lr.
I
better our country roads are the more niotor I
.cars we are going to have, to scare the few I
horses teft off ttre earth, then why shoulcl |
,tlr6rities.tra0|fru f; Dl;ffi ;ori bea.a;;; lG htd
"'[ in the Bismarck airport.
shut
I I
A a
|
:iil:H::J'#J:i:T##'ff i )
;:T::*:
'gas
nut.tlt"t
I
I wlis.trt
%k,r:
'''"
|
to t.,.'i,t" u''"" |
i;e e*pectecl
the farnrers
waEons' in tire country
(,PF-A Bis-ltetggy i" Wright's Cessna fZO witfrl
plane withla 372-hoursupply of fuel.
I
yligll
T'ne Civ_il Aeronautics. Adminis_oll!d,
orth of Bis-ltrition radio r,enter at Bismarck at
W-e_dnesdaylabout
" l t f * " , i d9:45
" i i , #a.
i , r 'm.
t " o advised
[ * S i j * a iWright,
"k;tj
started
Tgt fickin191,
,,, ',ffi1##ltt"3r*:5*trtlf*i::r3Jtir:
'
landed
safe
wr'1.,'i'a:t't,
1;-?'"f-ililk#;;ffi
li':;::'JH:T,J"*iii",,"iT'li'*i"J","iil
| 1 I ffi,r,,;i,,ffi
,1-x*x;.:T:{',#-}J
trolmeri were alerted tu i6ii"it ?o"l
tle plane after it was last heard
thc
w4'('
w.grfrr people
the wagon
roacrs rnc
hintl
lirn(r 01
of roads
l,r,,l,(c want?-
wisconsin'"
cird1"
F:r'';rer
,,Bwetlishpeppernuts.
|
\
]|
-J
uvuugrr
I
|
I
|
ii,i-"iJi"il',',lll
,I il:i;,;:;ill,.;
ix;I::|
t " p . w h i t cP ( p t ) o rI, n r r l m t ' g , 3t s p .s u d u 'I
I t r p . c i t t r t a r r r u n .3 t s 1 t .c l o v e s , 3 t s p . g i r t g t ' r . |
2 tbsp. orange pcel' I cup sour crearn' a qts' I
orsrttu
B,"u',l:
ffiffiffi
ffiffiffilflit"
''.'ffilson
abou.t 10
_ffir'.,',:;,;:r:
o.h., when
r
i
*i'iT:il"*ulr"''f,:i
| n a t 8 r . t - . t r - 1 1 ! , o l ! - i l:x1"",:$
J
-try^l:q
lf
and
-
lhe harl
|
e$q,;
Yvgrg
plane after
the plane
was last
last heard
heard
after it was
lthe
"!t:l:j:..::1:llr.ffi|f5.L
|
spotted
m a t 8 r ' S*F8-l;;J;;;-hil;
..:ildown
:lldownfor a land-
liii'i:":$:'"nit"s.ll,:qi;r,.;;
il'J;j;,:: il;Ti.,l:-::
"".;
'il I r l%"tt'
We are wondering what the above recipe
^--f^--I
"ff I[ ---nnsf
"J:,.,-l*'il"...i1"i;"
ord,1{
-.I; T":,:Tf
ltl!" 9ld9lt- 1I-t3:
*r'vi'lr'T':lrrT'";ettrcdr"'rn"eswe
Besdes
hswife'
sh""?:;n'
jTTi;J'i':::'
:H:
ti:uiff"'"'d
Iffi:?t1"it*'*h
| | ;iJ:J'"""
"l;i:l'
I ffiujt#***l,$fiff ffi
lleaves a son, Richard o
ltcarotvM
n l i l l e r , B l a i n b , : T r j f i i $ , * l , , o r y y a n i zror a r m eEr r a r : a t o r s -
i;;*lilffi$Hffi
,rffi
l,rrf:-*,+r*f**,
Iffi.:;ilfr.*#1g
(Ida) Wickham,
^fi 14251st
ii'li'*iif tiii;';?,;'"i"'*i;:ll | ""
:'1:ini"fthc
,".'1"
: fl"fif -:,1:i'L:"j:"
"'"'"11"
future
cooperativelv,
#;,;;a'hilii.ii.ll
k;;",'xii;.;;d
-three
Funeral Home of
-- Lye,arago to fgttl a lgy-pg
D.;' i; Hil;];;d.
l.iv'itir A*rley,Bjella, Williston
I
::t :, i'""";
nct
I S,rn" 'f t1e orga.izati.ns provide th't
was born in Nor-l neY"
;:HJ'i,J::":;::11:';;"{J"TifrJl{:1;:
:trfi,J
ro1,.[r'L:l;
-til
il
|
I ffii'$ri{J#$'{':l6fil*"'*e"'3i:
":':f
"il'od{1;
BGmirckorticesat
i-r.i'.'o''lii'
rg1+.llti#niiti-;iliir
Baptisf
cr'u'.r'rl
ofrhe#l[jr'"J'rnll
a member
Two' brothers and
siitu.ill
While here, Mr. Wilkinson
tal<ing shares
_y?:ll I giving all rhe privilege of
m"fl{'i[,]l".lfjf: ,H$ff*r'liil-"T"-:f,fil"J:,if'&
:"Fnn,:r'Y: l$;:i'fr""";',,,;,:.J':;';i;;,'"'*"1,,";;;;;;
ll**";lil.ili'rji"iil;::;rillr
|I ffi:tfdi#,ii,'jH#*+'g;"-r
'//4
L /-'r-*t
(/
ffi*;1,,ffi
/.r4tr:tgfrfffi'
r *.r-
-_-----<trr
-lflr"r*n-Wffil{
.;p1ioe3r
James
D6vrin.
son.
or
. ll4tt, Elizabeth Devlin of Finley,
, iiil"b:'F#1"i.'rnu
q*r' i,,ui
TlllS?sl7ffi;'::!iiii:t!
Your
TUsetIIATGH
Gan
"""'l4rr,ttffi.T*
rrn
r vrr
r rrr!'r
-"
yoysygig s{g\elras-
The bride wore aGibi;ntth
l,-WS.q_9pC
|
Church.igownof imported handclippedrose.
Iter sunday ln the lvl_e_lnodis_t
q1-"Y"19_"'liol"r
race'ano-nirui-'i',iL'r"ii".''tj.r"fji,ilf,li"ir.ii"Ii
r{AN- l3l}:9ll {.P.::,lL
WAHL,
rta'!'p:![.
RUSSELTT
ou",
rvrn'^urDg!!
MR.
1!$,
daught6r
of Mr. and-_Mrr,
lf,.ia'"f
NAFoRD,N. D.: "whu-*jii lleterson,
peterson'Ji
Le"l^;;"w;;,i
lHaffy
li.'.j#"ifillli^*:"?t:,:hll.::
--.lcl illusion was held by a tiara=^"^- lWilkins_
need th. =;#
are located, we 'i;#
son nf Mr :nrt Mrs. wnt_ t;
":;'iif Ti"i;
H:,
ii,itul!"'il;L'
lfl,l\iili;,i3"^."tT,T;-,"?g,yi$'Jut'lr#*il#fil:'!ff
-il;it"-';6r"
'"i,ri..
c-E rv gives.The world^series[:hti;;|il; ?;
. H9r
Duane,gavethe bride
was carried on a channelt0o fuffi'r.'ni'r?"it,-#"'it="t il;il", H; ll::::^_**..ylte-_1g1gt]o1s,
in
lb-r-other,
*lll o]rJ
rromhere,
here,anct
andwllh
mles
miles from
g,y:lMrs.
DeForest peterson of V'alley
%rii,} lmarrlage.
l{i;:'b;F;;;;;'i;;;;;;;';ir
peierson lry;|t
newset,itcameinvervglealfv.
- *
41
-ry5@tui
We also are pleased with the
new slim chassisand electronic
tuning. We recommend the new
' :+r:
ly in a distant area."
--- ,.
oid {t"ssJ-aniceEckerofJamestown,
lCityana Mrs. Donald
ll*il. bridesmaids. Muriel ftromn-l{maid of honor, and Miss Rosemary Devlin,
Devlin, Finley,
Finley, sister
sister of the
lsq4otHannaford, N.D,, was flowerflpary
bridegroom, as bridesmaid. wors
lgft1;**--*-"--jer. DeForest Petersop ancl Don
fover taffeta. They carried white
9]d Peterson weie groomsuru.ilcarnations.
Ushers
ushers were Jvlellord
Melford Haugen'd-rfi
Haugen
Mr. and Mrs. Dev]jn arg+iit*
-biiffi
fi;:frI::':;';'.ffii-,*'{il-u*rto*.**ea r,i,rrotn-fiilfifi8lfii
H-t""11""
ff.'#i:':fi"hffil3
ffiryFl{and
Darrel
olson
or
ar 816llrh st. s.,
""'liF#i."r.
hirley'WutrlumoKoiauhqffi
$,ffi$lu"n Mornins
Aprit2?,1904
',:*^,#r"f
::"?#H"9::?;T:?ffi
At a oandlelightceremonySatur'l Mrs. OlaytonJensen,nee'w{ffls
ry eveningin the EvangelicalLu-lPah, of Fargo, r'natronof honor,
8l'3!"d'$;lJe:l:::,*i:'"-'J"#1"*iT::*TT
&:f.i,$:in'*,ff.f
iltiilTll"t- Lake-andMarionHedberg
#Hi."fr;l"t'i;;";i"
ffi"iii; oi bot<ito.
tl:t:tltl:ll
:lr:l::rl:
w
la1ti1,,Minn.,
.bridesm.aids,
length gownsol
:ii::l:l,l:
:llitliltl
6f,.'6ri i" ir- it Jdaughterof Mrs.Iidenti6alballdrina
organdyem'
Swissorgar
importedswlss
andlwbiteimported
,rJ-r-n--w"ttnm
of Fargo
Fareo andiwbite
lvia B. lVallum of
q q1n9ll flglaf
S' ftalumlbroidered-in
on6"poiit atia marvin
*Ii!u. tarfeta.rheir hats
#"ffi"liii";lNfiil.' Mi..xolvuralover.
andt!gy--tlltleg.gowns
A.
ohlgrenlmalc.\ed
n.
o?'Ivris.
iJ tri"-ron
andlemouleaves'
;r,i""t#'i;tranr'ofn
T;;.,i;' iibivriif,-oilriqqblue.daisiei
I The bride's mother wore rose
followed l!ln the
reception followed
diven in marriageby her futher,l A reception
th; b;ia; ftia erilbroideredwhitelchurchpailors.lVlrs.Siere Wqllgln
'#1il*.$$nT
fiiil.lur.ti.ll'lqt+liillr*,
i.,',,.:.
1f,"S}":,$,'llEll
h3,;a
il'#ij$*#l*ilil,#a'ffi
BL*UE.|i:EYmembersheadingrdroduction
reception.
of
'
lvvulq!
e crownv ! .seedlat_th'e
lglluurv
rr"-rme.
LIUl,Eq
ii^rriip"i
,
., , -
rt.' h-td her fingertipugil .oll,-r19,_.iut]9,yitl.113k..*:it
upontheirIitHIl
lvlinneapolis
ilJ rh" cirrlegi caseadelin
ll
l.i;li'i,il
oi the 195a
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"lgirtl'i""iO
pqrsur'
Sarem,
N. s"\llcK
rr.
rj.b;
weslman,
.6.neta, N.
fi
}j:li:_dji,r,Jew
Wesley
wesley Rae,
Rae, Minnewaukat
Minnewaukan. N. n}?rrrG#H,".r-t-.
Bjson Brer.itiesat NDAC are ttflt'to
!-w-,j:ls
the ry'Ff
rrp to
gt of
a wedding
wEuurtrts trip
een-lfrom.r
*ttite srepna[orrB
stephanotiseerr-tu'urr
Ji wnlte
wih
t t or awhitc
w h i torchid.
e o r b t r i d ' | e lern
r n MMinnesota
i n n e s o t lake
a l a kreglon.
eregion}.-:.'#
lryi"ffiH#l:ii
|*sTl11"sili"\P.g.'Hfu:*l*''j*{j$d:fi#;.;;6at|g11ffl"13L,iliu'";!'s.'i,|,ii,
home.,:.cen'y.
attheir
or,'tl
ivers.arv
l$ii\*r,y'l-lii $;!*..],il:ilWt::: ,^rt
l*fr.'r,f',ffi'q::r$::Tl*-;"-Sl
TdMed'l
3"iiffii"i""u"irriil;:i;xfff;'fiiiXS',ffi:"r,X.;ll'*ll
1i;-iiiie
ille
l,"f#fu#Xl,id,x'"tg,{fi;
?' wn-l
Edward
t#E;:::{dil
ni;"':l'tffl l4ya"::on'
| .Mr.and-.]Vlrs.
lobserved their 60th wr
l.UtltY'f,}"1"',,"""fi3
lir;e-'qt".nel-qted
t*o[ii,iili:'A*r;i;,:'M';;..
-ii.
ruuu",
Jan. 25,-1895,
and is a charAnundson ;;i1'-1i'i;'l
llodge
l--l^t*t?tto'
rlin"itri"'ul
of-10201
rter member and past master of lsons,.o.1.'wono^Jrri-.t
eil,i'n.'olmai,l
lrri""ir,irrrr'i;iNavin,
rv..'",iir
which
w'r cere. l!1{."Ave,
lwimbredonlodge,
ltiams ot wimbledon'N' D" an'l
b;ij't s;;i-l lnou"ce the engagementof theirl
ln$il;i
tr{fffiilfr'.+;:ri:h
:
1
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ffiA**tt$i*t\
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hl""i"w'ri'
l
r
I
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T#ffi"iJ;
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ffi
ffi f
lryH:e1ftf$,*"*r"'.t"''ril#qxuii:i'ri3ii"f
"rffiE-{ffiTffi";t"i4jjliffi}i.
tfi:ruffililN:
moni"grp-wi-!.r.:1i'"1i,,
B'lltlrgifllti,,"J,."""'i?ffi
Ineiore
-9:;i.x:'yd
iil^.!.r{"hrl
nXli,ii"i,"'il,1ll;*,it1{.T.1
tn"
A .ausir!3rli
land livecl in Arthur
l-ii,:i-::""
llitat-irinoit'irdren.
.
l""tlf:il.Fili.i' ,o,.a member'
anda sonwerr |
I rto daughters
-
lli"T:sJ3",;:18'?*T.nhf;B"affi:
Itersare Mrs. W. J. Bashaw,L@
Robertr,f
lf.tfr1$',X1,,Hi?;.vern
ii','."o:t
*nnirJwiui"**
|
""-c9ofE*sT9yN'tI.D'-Mr.ano-lil1""TJn"s#;.'il
orl
isa graduate
ltr'idl,fi;!ii'i:'k:i.",!.'$1,$i
1",ftf'H[J;,on
andemployedl
HishSchool
'ffiS,:t?Lt;#:lln:r:li:gJ'1"1.1'JnJiinmanuiacturing
i.i.i.i.i,jtil*T,Hn-.according-$l,lsharon
co.l
&W;'"q*i*s**ffi
hl['ffi'ry]#*tt''
fiITY (N: D
,:rr, ' f{l[E',f
qrEoNEsn AY,'JANUAfiS'?1.,',
195'3
timei 6
F
tertainment was some old
g
square dancing and lutrch.
Milton BulLema, rvho lefc EuroPe $
by ship on J'rnuary 8 h-rs a rived $
itr Nerv York alrc{ cxlled his:Iolks. f
Hellry B.r..ltcmas Satlttday eveninS Li
to tell thcm he r,vas okaY 'and ex- ll
sooll. Emil I i
pected to rbe home
Lfrhlke Jr. rnisscl l"he boaL.
On S:tltlrc'llY morning we uoticed on the soubhern and western I
h6rizons tlhe ,rnosb wonderful magic
pi:lures. Nol'ih D3kot-i pictutes, oI
towns, trees anC f arnls miies and
miles away. The elevatol of Fried
showed up and a rowl) west and
south of CollrtenlY. tho Johnsott
6pur elevator could be secIr. Thc
BIG PIP[
rtrl-_
gl\l
I ltgEtl
t-vvrLrr
vvtv
SPAhIS CONTIf'tENT-Wirh
a)rAllat
Ii:l i:l::iIi:ii:iiffiII**'*fffI
Ii:i:ii:iIli:ll
of a 625-nrile gap betn'een Superior, Wis.,
the
rrrc
bridging
vrru€lrr5
fad]t]
u r r \ . ! r graCurlly
"*-'
minutes they
brss$rrir
LDEvcrrr
1l
lseveral
anclSer'nia,ollt.,Canadar.',ill1;trti.rtoopera1ioI-tt}iervor.ld'sfit.sttr'anscclntinenta]oilpipeline.-By|edar-rc(liSappe.|ed
elrd o{ 1956 oil i"vill f}or.v uninterrLrfrled
t o0 ]1)),ooottl""t tltlalaannndr r,i ]i, .,i \u
i1
\e1e.e.' I'.f' ',hfl h
eL e
i' n
l indndudusuststr lt. .ryy.nynon
oww
onw
nl ltnt| l|StS|t tS
ccltteceplpe
cLn
p-cninoocor irIoC
lU
rrrleC
- aertaeI t-aat lIr-easl 1r e' asn1}' <a enr}.<s e, wr .hsi ,cwh h i c h a t . e i c e - ] o c k e d ] * ; : ' : ' '
i
( i lrtrss. r- -' t' )t )r n
r norl cl r . ichi uhnl t nl 1
c lr u r n
r noon nt ht }sr seea ac h
c hyyeeaar r. . i r' 'I.' 'h, cr ,, h
, Iar l-lr-if.i ,ni isshheedd,,? 1? 1 .1l -rrrliill t ' ]l i n kk I r .f ri 'ror rl lrrr.oF,i.d, r- r, -or,o' tn-t'o. tl oro . V
v ua inl -1 , . T j ,lit1l r c - r u r r r r v ,
gu
' "Y
1r .':. o
a "n"c. l ' N { r s o t t o G l " a l h n a n d
o
n'^ '-+^i-^ r-.' h..1.+r',.rr o^^"^ ^t^."".'*ll|| M
couvcr rs expected to begin p
l1u
: ur rnnppi ni ngg o i l o v e r t h e R o c h y M o t t n t a i n s b y n c ' x t l a l l . A p o v e N e r v s m e p
Duene' Mr' Sor€n' Mr' I
' !' . r(r r1vvss t i t. e
u fi l oi uOO, 6, O
i 6i b
i e r o u t c t a k e n b y t i ) c 3 b 0 0 - lrlrriittee a |l t e l y , r . r , l r i c h w , i l l b c r a b l e t o r r , o v e o . i l a t t h e Ir i,t,et o o
]B
Y - l Yal n
* ;dd, Y i E llllecnn
n "onnUbii"e--aanndO P Y " t T :
, M r s . B o : ) S oOrtecm
m
La
: rrr| .el l.se l sa d i y. v
b
I and M . r s .
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ir'",?:;1,f"11;
il*"l*: j;i"J1,."Ti:"1;:
*111i:
. l",H':ifr,,.i:;"
wirnbledonNews,n.
Rose last u'eei<.Basic training lasts ttuee
Pete
IiI.
,Mo
rison,
ton anC
Iiose ri
ltrermanIiose
Bv
By Mrs.
Mrs. ltrerman
gave
i .."noi;r.;
at the train.
theil
BuriemameL'r-nsni"r I .,ioe weelis.Ernie walter^t: o:,T MfS.
I th€
linc
quite
a w'lys
lrom
nlm'
Itri!'
WUflegttid
- -**-;.
jrd'
r+
;#
Of
-
?
"'';[il^ll;re sho3kecl
"''li"'",11^ll;re
herr"'i
tohexr.
Die#
Dief
shockecl
gl*--*..{jl
I
::ij,::it".:1,$::
:l'-,:,:;i::.,$:{:l:i{-*..{:"
]Cooperstown
lCooperstown
Dxy
"'l
s:rys
oll"unrlslmas
Ile
",i;i,iT
""";i,lT
i
a\\'hile'
"I;;'"ili-:i;"'''*"1"",0'J"'ii
,p,assing s s i n l\'icla1'
a n r 1ttrertnselvesi
anrl
t t r "I;;'"ili-:i;"'''*"l"u,o'l"uii
e l t r r s eat
] v H0mp
e s j a t HT,ocal
0 m p L o c the
g a w a y morning
I \ . i c l a 1I , m o r n i n g | 1 r v t r . l t e I ] e s . l y S o I 1 " C h r i S t m ' a s D a y ] | .on a l o n t h e l n . aaway
N' D' -- 14rs.
Mrs'
c:.u.l"ill
rrom CoultenaV
boy.from
and
arrd aa boy.
P;erce
Home.make|s
i/r
en[el'!a]n- lot D:-rne peterson i,
u,or.''"rir".'iut;-'l:'i'J,],lii'
l..COO-|ERSTOWN'
evenlns.l,ol
Jamesto*i ]ernle
i' Jamesls,,i]etni"
Salurday evenlng.
saturday
l*-":_o,",,:.;t:l9lT;,I_,P
wuflestad, 63, rvife of.- a re""r.rron an openrtion were in to. see-hlm' Also that trre lfrag pastor
.ment the gr.ou,penjoye.r some olrt ]Irosrpii.,a1,folto,wing
gets
here, died Friday in
tnl
Fingal
from
boy
.ti,me squar.e diuces w1il) imusic by for a rnnsclar ail,meni ^s,newes io.rr,penter
llire{ lrome
hele'
the record ,pl!ryc1a1d this was fof- u11..1"a--with. The little girr. q,1sJTimes-Recordand they like bo read ther
bov whose I The funeral tg1]
anofhel bov
rvill be at 2 Monday
that a.nolhe]'And that
.whist and
it. And
tunch.
and lunch.
chil- it'
by .whl,st
lowed
lowed by
crtprpled chilthe crlprpled
a srldelt at the
II ;^^;;;,d"rr;
.
.wlt-ose
!"Xl
! Sol4"l
tn Belhlehem
rn
Belhlehem Free
Church'
church'
MIs l,-T["^,iY::11
the
the
malried to Mr' and Mls
.;;;;t"";;.";r;";;,;hn
in Ja,mestown since i sister is malried
wele ;r#:"'*:'n":i
clren,s sclrool ti.'*t^i'"ii";;;*.isister
Mr. and ,Mrs. F'itZ Gr:lhn we.'e
t,i
ri3hb
snn.is ri3hb
snn.
,re"urroiitt'lunt's
Kay ,re"urroiitt'lunt's
Dlane Kay
1e52.Dlane
tho ctiffo:d
ctiffo:d scpt.
scpt. 1e52.
visiLorsar tho
eveninsvisiLors
evenins
*:1^Y:
}IIS nr'nle
barraol"s' i]:-1'^YT
tl-ttr.
'r1-.,
i *ol
Herman,anci Peie ttosc ,fiere 5ur1- lnt.
Jarvis hornc sr;nclay.
--'-^
h,r-''onLc
uu.D JLJy 9, 1946 alld 1"av6s
:t1"".
Bobbie Pfie'fer'
pa ents and blotlrer'tltobelt
IS
jiire 'ta*lv
]f;fi,Y;"rTlii"f,"TJHilr"Slhl"tirFr;
]f;fi,Y;"rTlii"f,"TJHiLr"3lh1"'i,Ft
Quam
]$'ith
flcharge'
Funer.al
Home
iir
or"ri,l
-""ii"^
-;-;
r'.:1"11y1-T:::t"-:
ctr5'6n'ruesi, vrjrev
irl
Vuirey
ness
ness
carrers
ca'ers
,tl
..I1. T?.,YIi;^jt'i*-::3'
^l,i',ijic',i.iJil"f;f"?+",'l^H",
Allau
vr""aav,
;;;;
;";:"#";;'r'."";;;";'
"t',]i,.'Ti.!:l'g*"
day.
,T"ril:"{i.
-Ore.'Sh;;;;";;"i ",ltf ,!jf a imeeting
,f ilin?fi;
if*
is
extended:atlencling
sympathy
Cur
Falgo.
luilblo
Sai""i,
Fr.iends here rvcre thrilled fues- |
drry to hear the broadcast of Mr. ] to them.
Bremer's
remer's
with
ith i
Methodist
Methodist
vvisii
isii w
Mls.
1s. H
Henry
enry B
and
1nd M
Tom,my Barilett
I
Ladies
L
adies
Aid
A
id
held
h
eld
tilreir
heir
Mr. and ,NIrs. Cllfiord Jarvis and lried to the Rev, Mr. Wuflestacl in
u\\'v 'L' L''rr'
r'business
ouslness u
rrrcJ u
al}:
dlrre
callers
ailerbi:--:"'
here
wele
JJarvls
arvls
i;tlfll:^*l:.,,'lll93-9^*Tf.1
lFred
-red
on rhe welcormei r-eg,ularrneetin3- at rhe churclr on i in Valley city
ro coope|sto\vnthe same year" Her
wedn^'^o.
Lunch wasservedto aid.; nnr.-ana *;1 1"1-t"!-".* *.1j1h"flh'Th#i?"i#3rt.l"r:tt$tj:;
T\'avelersshow.\,rr. Ercmer.save Thursday.
Va'Iley city Mond:ry and visi'bed'aq-o'
lriends alLrr
to
a very inlerestin3 t::rtk of the fa- members ancl severll
,and1 She also leave.s
firmily, Mr. 'andl-She^"als-o
claughcerand fitmily.
leaves two brothers,
the:r claughcer
the:r
hilrr
t\Jnrr,hD,akota
rl,akntc from;the
meptin,
brothetrs.
irorn the meetin3.
comi.ug fn
to North
mily annillo,
Eif*.,9i
Lowell wright
-two
ur theiri
!.c* I ,Lauret
rvzt ancl
1924
4'u then
lrrcrr of
ruw4 eibout
aruuL{L
gerrlng along
rowa
wuu *;;.;;;-.--alninri-u"tino
alo'E rveltlMrs.
'L'aurel Kou
l(oll is
.s getting
..'ili;"rl"t#:1"."1p"#^fl11
was helcl-BuFe' ltfottl^; d. brot]rer gna
Farmers Union me
buying ,a home anC seltliDg here, I 4n4 is reading ,a li;.tle now and
sters in I'{olway----'*-;.1l! miles east of Pierce s3hoot rn and lik^es to
receive mail. eul ]at Hernp Lo:al "" dJl"?.;;t
-iv.rs
the eariy paft of the 1940's.T.n" lil"ir""l.""
able to go home tring. A good sizcd crowd attended
LUv
w r b Inot'
r u L too
weather
e a l l r e r Wls
the
ne w
gifts
i . l t s llq"t
e v e n lifI L
m,any
a n y llovely
ovely g
.even
Bremet.s
B
f e m e S received
received m
week.
Ia\1, U
,eek.
Ii
for rhoir' lrorne and also hact a sight
jar.k Rose and his f iends got :avorable.
-=.::
seeing trip of Chicago. They are back to canip in Las Crusces, Xew
i
Afler
the
'meeting
en-
on their lt'a;r trorne ft'om several M;.;,
O. k. fn"y hacl pe'fecb j
'i,r'eeksvisit to varicus o]_1,:,:r
$,,eather on their irin I
,rcaas
ano
-:i^tt
fclaco.,st. \'ith
and on fhe cait
^^ .,,^il ^- ^- h
h ii .s. lrt,l,rFl or ^u,g, oh. h hh c/ ,rmm^o .
,as rvell as on
ttfit'.
I
II
The cil'3le heicl a Fany ab tir
urro Mr,s. Leo steckler and
*t:
v'\'
suucav
home
rru'rs
on
u'uulr''@,
Ames
4rrrcb
Ronald
tlt'o''
Mr..and
andM.s.
Mrs.
Ll
a.clMt'.
of Dazey
Dazey ancl
family
familyof
i|.
lllng.
Do'is ol
ot lfirnWirn- iI uurts
Herr'an Ro";e and Dolis
Herrlan
1l
ll
had
an
Little Elizabeth Mrhlke
,btedon were di.ne. g.e1ts at the
I
a^:pendi:itis.on sat- I
ior a'r'irurrurJr!^r
o,perarion 1ur
operaLlui^r
Spil ithome rlesr lpi.ii_
werss home
Werss
Fr.ank
Flank
I
"do*:r : urda-u*aiter ceiug_ tat<91 l.it
"..i
wood Sunday ir-, l,o,-,o."'of
.' |
,!"ty::
the
to
I'ushed
-we
,: .ii g n t u i 9ut molnltrg a;rc
weclding annrvel'stlr'.r.
hope
Jamestown'
hospltaI
cerry weiss laxea ano i;il;;;;
..in
little sirl !.o c9t -aion-sl:'3all
,s, ro'ely annrversary 1";k
l;";
l:i-th.
_
cake
iol
thcln.
I
aih^
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Wold,84, resident gt
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of dfrf
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Sun{ay Fl
Hotel, Oled
died Sunqay
f
l!'*rgD House $Otel,
lff,rgo
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is in chat'd'ef
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Iraetor Victirurs I
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fiey. Verr:on
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officiate.
grandsonof l,argo^.-lur.y, th.e._
kiltcd Saturdiy afrer_
lll:.
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noon when a tractor
overttrrrrcd
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lRitesIn Maddoclc
.l'honias
I
Warberg,
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190,ol Maddock.N. D., {aflrer of a
Rllgoul.,, was *sundayafrernoonin
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Funeral Sattrl'dar
F or Mal'l irr -\\ alt'tt
owrv.f-/ - rr, u,,,
c00Pt.;RS't
Walerr. 31. of Coopcrstou'tt,tlicd
Tuesday irt :r local hospital aftct'
a long illness
The luneral wili be al. 10 Satrtt'day in St. GeorgeCatholic Churclt.
lhe Rosary will be reciteclat 8:30
p.m. Friday. QuarnFunet'alflomc
is in charge.
Mr. Walon rvas bortt APril t7.
l9?6, in Griggs County, and ntttt]r'ied Catherine Detwiller June 3
r194b.at Cooperstown.
He is survived by his tvikr: ltvo
sons and a daugltter^Jerry. Dalr:
and Sanclra,ali at homc; hts pat'cnts, Mt'. and Mls. ['et.et'\\/a]ett,
Cotrpelstown;
Two sisters, fr{rs" Malvin t L,ij
lian) Ouren,f.lannal'ord,
N. D.. anrl
Mrs. Alfred (Carolitre)Fiever. Jla, c o r n a .W a s h . . a n d t r v o b r o t h e r s .
lWilliarn in Wisconsiuand lrl-fffiB
'.,,'!lh*
iof San Diego.Calif.
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Cooperstown,
tr1l;ffi,ftlit';ifl
""""'lI
Dies ii';Tri*,*.-w, a nativ-e_or
EnsJlc;ir.;
N.o.-con-;1na*ina
coopERsrowN,
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L":.#""1*.:,!"y"*bst{l**
''urygq
resident
#;;;Li"i'"i',$"u
ract
wagre,60,
of his life, died Wednesday in hisfi "'
home in Coooerstown,
The funeral will be at 2 Satur- h
iineral Today'g5
tr.u"#iltor J. O. Wallum
chapel,
il E.v.euam
Arvid Nvquist officiatins' B"ll,'*1llwer,ul,r,
\ ' , uo.-n'unerar
'-r
u ' s r a r rservicg
srv*t
r Y f l f . " r , rtt.
l lr
w i l l b e l n S a r o n C e m e t e" "r y s" "o-u" "t 1
n r here.
]rara
Justin O. Wallum, 59, of Wal-
igreat-grandchildreIl
A. Waler-.)62/9''
Glenfield Dies
GLENFIELD, N. D. - Chris2?,rssr,|;;"lX"s*lii";.':it1'*#"
BornDUrl
in r\u[wdv
1l
Norway
April
^P'r'-1.1]^jolollounty,
in St.
will be at 2 today :il%tf
tian Adolph Walen, 62, died at his
home here Saturday after an illness of two years. He had been a
was emproyed u .u"p.niJ"ltu:"9:,1d,?:-H3"',t"^tjl{l{'^I;
resident of the Glenfield c o md' wudlu Funeral
r uuErdr
officiating. S. J.
"*
encl painter.
l.- Yt"-ti"it_"-E_-'-D' Quam
cooperstown'
N' D'' is in munity 43 years,
He
]eaves
his
mother,
wrrr.l^ofj^of
i
Service will be at 2 Thursday
the Glenfield Lutheran Church,
hospital'Hewasborn the Rev. A. O. Borlaug officiating.
ina atubrt oT cdop"rstt'*ti,'cii"iFqpt::town
Funeral Home of Carring18e_?,
at,Walum
anj n?for San.rose,
Catif.,^and
niiii:tin-oil1ec.3I:
rvereit, witir" ,tia tri"ouliiiers,lle{.sie1eHauklandNov' 3, 1914, ton, N. D., is in charge.
Minn. . .Surviving.are Mrs. Walen; four
Mrs. biirar (Irene) Rekland,Phoe,ilt,Moorhead'
his wife, three sons and daughters, Milton of
aiii., Mrs. Anskar (Semg] Su.rvivors.include
and Mrs. Kenneth (Rubjil..hothers,Chesterof Dazey, John Gienfield, Mrs. Don (Nelda) Posey
son, both Cooperstown., '{-Bilt:131"!,.)[, D,, ?lq !19.t]l of West Kelso, Wash., and Leof Red Wing, Minn., and six sisters, ander and Margrethe, at home;
Mrs. Oscar (Mabel) Anson of Cali- four sisters, Mrs. Louis Anderson
fornia, Mrs. Clarence (Olga) Even- of Cooperstown,,N. D., Mrs. Lesson of Walum, Mrs. Gilbert (Thre- ter Luttschwager of Big Timber,
sa) Trangsrud of Wimbledon, Mont,, Mrs, John Larson of PullN. D.; Mrs. Max (Edna) Becken man, Wash., and Mrs. Wilmet Merand Mrs. Bernice Voght of WiL rick of Tower City, N. D.; seven
mont, Minn., 6nd Mrs. Georgc brothers, Henry and Elmer of
(Dina) Espeseth of Madison, Wis: Glenfield, Victor of Revere, N. D,,
Mandel of Ponsford, Minn., Oscar
of Jamestown. N. D.. Alfred of 818
Ave. S., Fargo, and Fred
N. D., and t h rGE
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Second vlce
presrclenttgo
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nnounced
The
,:.fl:::l.i:;rii
Weddins
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. M a t h e w ( E | i z a - ,,l
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AssociationconventionSundayin ttfu ciione; FI;t;i. xrin"tii-ii"1:i
president; Craig Vanaa
Fargo, treasurer, and W
Ieft to right, seated, Hr
#'i"s".ieild"i'";d+T i"o"'""'-#^':&
iililfb. David Walks, Wimhl"aoi?6i*,
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wimbredon,
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the
Methodist
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a nhvsician
inH,#ffi|:
wimbredo
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weatherspoop,
here
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die.4u,Fridav'
il ;l*
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o.",r,:"0#*ili.nffiff%
was a member. S. J. Ouar
dose
Emma
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.rherormer
Tili,;,ifs
i,iflhii!*I'li,q:','il
to Mr. Walksin Valley city, N. D;,
h'crren
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-t t. cov. c. p. Dahl was master.
S yrs. Wanngl.wg: a charter mem-
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_ ffitry;
'!,{rs,W'ahlDiesV ' $#".[lrltrffilq{
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At Coopenstowrrt'\
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lCoon""r^t_o_*rrrJ#_
Mont., Mrs. Robert (Ani
Fh.WhhIRiter., ll
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't'uneralHomeIn rto ltre U. S. and was marriedtot I Thefuneralwilt hp or o tr,^r-^- lc
Nov' 1887
ar'ldavjn rrinit"iutnerii
lftiii,*i,.#"1nr
l^qqig'at-Hadal,e,l..N"1'*l,"1.,l
:b{iil:il:
i'
,n., riverr
ona rarin
l:il;?E"i""
QuamFuneraljc
lfiH'"':"?t:i:;r1
Vmt,
l, N. D., untilig+s*rr.n ls".
ltj:ft"
ir;;iif;".
il;; lHl"n"
"Yg,tg,,r'11"rig,f:
to dakotaTerri- l/essiq
lyearand coming
tnoved
irttoCooperstown.
Ilel hus-| Bornat Giorvi"k,
uorway,
Mr.ll
sis---'--''1,
I she
,"""jl#'il;;i;';1";#1i#l';,!x3.il'11".':,TX,liree
1fl,?li"f'ff,i'"#'il:'.',',:yr:
Sheleavcsa son.Johnwahl of lstgdll Nov.30,-1BBZ.
i;;;6"av, ll. ol;d-n*;1.
+drji
.ffi:s.n:ld;:,*"h-.i"ugi,t""-ffr.iffill,l,},,,ti,f;i
t,.l.li:n,;l,g;.
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i,ii'Kl..sq?0""T%.i;J"-.?:i^i;,Y'xtllii,ii
tT,lf:i;li
:srandchildrcn
and one sreat-iprrs.Otcotertn,".li,n.tr,
"ESr:,rTli
f*?lf3iioX'vicewitl.be
at2,ru€jidewn.l{
in the Trinity Lutheran
Chuqcti"
lday
herg.lthe Rev. Palmer Tideni*rd
S.
J. Quam Funeral.
-offhiating.
is in charge.
.. r
ffi
I^rifilanteOf fiinisrd
Bride Ol Dr. W-ukefieldfffiil
:fiiffilr"ftil,'I,#oiiul"'$ff
qiiiti"try-r,i,T.'rfl
,'m
Church of _Moorhead,officiatedllength,
gown of blush pinli"ro,iei.
9ulq"V. at the -marriage of Loislpoint lace over net and satin with
[4fUn!e, daughter oI M1. andla bouffant lkirt accentedby a
fffir. Bruce LaPlante, Binford,ldeep flounce. An open-crowned
f,f,D., and Dr. -q. M. Wakefieldlhalfhat heldher fingeriip veil. She
N. D.,.sonof Mr.lcarriedblushpink iosds-.
f,$Cooperstown,
A. Wakefleld,Winni-|,
A._Wakeileld,
The bride
Winni-l The
bride was
wis attended
attendedby
Mrs.
by Mrs.
# rvr-rs...J.
WF
$1...J,
peg,
peg, Manitoba,
lvranrroDa,
uanada,
Canada.
and Mrs.
Mrs. Noble
Noble liolling.
Bolling.
llverson
llverson and
spokenin the gardenlbergof Fessenden,with Laurle
_Vows,were
of the home of the bride's sister,flyersonas flower girl.'
Mrs. nrrmer
Elmer rverson
Iverson ot
of l5mtord.l
Binford.l James
James M.
M. eussons
CussonsJr.
Jr. and
lrvrls.
and WilWil-
lElton,Oppegard was the organistlliam P. Hammer Jr., .,,5s16 of
and Mrs. Julian M r'o z I a of|Cooperstown,
were besf man and
leroomsman.
{"Pg:IM: t9::1'1- -*l. Out of towp guestswere Mr.
and Mrs. Bollingberg of Fessenden,Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wake.
field of Winnipeg and Mr. andt
Mrs. W. J. McGregor of Glad-l
stone, Man., and Mr. and Mrs.,
Afneson and daughter, Hartney,]
Man.
.After a short wedding trip they
wrll make
lake their
their home in Cooners-l
Coopers-l
[i"* 1"-"1""
M
WitherbwDiesAf
JamesM. witherow, ?5, oflweeks.She was.Fry O.gt'-Q"M9'
husbanctdied April 22, 795L'
s^.-'lto6"r,ead.'wiriowlrrer
Moorhead,
St. S.,
619 ?thit?Mrs. Witherow was the former
of a long time Moorhead
Jane Bond of llunter, N. D.
anil Clai District Court commis4:1o a,
a' m.
rL Wednes*ionerhusband had resitletl in Griggs
died at 4:10
sioner. died
rtv.
D.. and at Grandin,
N. D.,
'fi;b"f;"e
dav in a local hospital'
day
- Nbefore studYing law. TheY
She hacl been
married in Fargo
-had
-Nov.. -26.t
Mrs. Witherow
Witherow had resided
Mrs.
Moorheatl since.
leaves a son, James
Jr., Glendale, Calif.; a
Mrs. Karl (Grace) i
apolis, and five grandchilA son, Frank, and-a -daugh'
ila
dorrc
r^s"vv_,
Margaiet, precedetl her in
She was a mernberof the
Church.ot St. John the
Moorhead. Wright
is in <*usge d