Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-13

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Gooset3rt vsrS ut the beAutffulafarm 81
sofF b. r. Johnson.% aThA modern and
wen kept buildings IA grounds add
to thes natural beauty ao3safhis a stx
hundred acre farm. There are tour
hundred acres under c~salttyatinn. =
remainder bs4ng ttmber ne
shorthorn breeding n Addison To-
mixed farming. IF. Johnson 49, bern
on this farmASwhere h r. hecoms
one Of the protperous8faxmasgof ths
5communiU. n
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The dairy farm OF the Hpnonheam
Bros. supplies milk a screaxn 70
great many of9thes homes tins1this com
munity. There are two' duartsrs q
land in5sgthis dairy farm wh1ehSb 10
Gated one-half nue. asst OF Stown-A
fne herd OF Holstein cows kepk
the milk produced e delivered a3an-
itarys bottles SS53%a
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Located i1ve miles south Of Eor<h-
wood on the Goose rtvefsS1s TIM bes1.
ittful farm home Of = NaKosNo. NJ
MORN Korsmo Who s. .1tvingac pa ths
farm Il the manager Thsreafe NJ
Hundred acres in this farm. Of which
three hundred and seventy = are
iunder cultivation. The batldines and
Igrounds, which are livery attractive
and well kept, are entered ~ a&Mtnd-
ing driveway along thu edge 81 9
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Ia herd Of registered Holstein cattie
witch will, no doubt, add much tosths
prosperity Of this farm. saf
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Among the fine residences Of the
state is b of Mr.. M ". LinweA who
has been a resident Of the state dncata
1880 and: of NorthWood since 1859
1.-THE buildings are surrounded ~
beautifully arranged and wen kept
gardens.
Beside being owner Of twenty-five
quarter sections Of land. and q herd
tof two hundred, and fifty HeretordA,
he owns four lumber yards, q bank. 2
general store, and an elevator IN b
state His son W. H. Linwell being
partial owner in some Of these.
M. ". Linwell is one OF the men who
helped frame the original constitution
of North Dakota. ~
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4 Unveils daughter was one Of tho two
selected from the state to- 30 abroad
during the war to entertain the sol
diers. Since then she has remained
abroad to complete dramatic training
under Sarah Bernhard.
SakAkawca Mineral Springs.
The Sakakawea spring was dscov-
cred by Mr.. Sven Olson, on his farm
\ five miles northeast of Northwood,
I'VE years ago..
April, 1871, It was leased by r
Bake, A n. Christensen and y.
Berge. The water is bottled under
sanitary conditions at the sprfnGA a
hauled to their warehouse In town for
Labelling and distribution. This pure,
healthy, mineral spring water Is al
ready being distributed to all parts of
1.-THE; state and when the quality be-
comes, better known we anticipate
creased. Mr.. Berge is manager Of the
business
. Lne Lu1nbr 0ompGny.
The Loe Lumber Co. are dealers IN
,Ihr. red cedar,9lumber, shingles and
cedar post and poles! coal, cement
lime and brick. Here the builders Of
1.-The community can obtain everything
4 necessary for their modern homes
and buildings. .H /. 40
The larger portion 9 The stock =
kept under shelter lalrse roomy
getting Sc. lumber "a IA best possible
scondition. This Independent yard was
n established, In. 1911 by Samuel Loe-
His son., Ell Loe. is now manager Of
the business. n $
Vic. Rivers Electrical Shop.
The demand by progressive people
Of the vicinity for electrical equipment
'Ihave made possible the nodrishing
business of Vic, Rivers. Everything
in the line Of electric equipment is
handled here. He also sells Willard
storage batteries and. does battery
charsing. A repair room Is main
tanned for battery. starter. generator
and magnetic repairing. No small
part of the business is the wiring Of
the homes for electric lights
The Boston Cothins stose.
In August. 1914, Hanson & skardahl
became the owners OF the Boston
the partnership was dissolved and "A.
E. Skardahl is now the owner and
manager. He handles . complete
line Of gents furnishings, specializing
in Hart Schanner and Marx clothing.
This gives, to the people of Northwood
Lie UeSL OIL Styles n m4C0flal I'd 0es
!. lect from. The building occupied Is .
! good sized brick structure on Main
street. The interior Ii we'll furnished,
. kept neat and clean and stock is at
! tractively arranged.
: Dahly's Confectionery.
d One OF the new business places Of
i the town is Dahly's confectionery,
: which has been established less than
two years. 1t has not taken the
people Of the community two years to
discover that this.is a clean, attractive
place and that the best In the line of
confectionery ms be obtained here.
N. =. Daily Is the proprietor.
Thompson Bros Confectionery.
Thompson Bros. came. to Northwood
last August from Hatton. They are
experienced men in the confectionery
and lunch room. a n readily dis
covers as soon as he has been served
q lunch of the fne home baked
pastries. They also handle com.
n plete line % candy, cigars, soft drinks
and Ice cream. Here the public ara
assured. Q prompt and courteous
d service at all times.
e SlAwDn Mercantile Go.
This business vas hrst establfsheA
by A. L. Janneck in the year 2lS16,
1.-TWO years later It changed manage.
q ment 70 6lawson-Riddel and ten yeara
!, later--1897-it changed to e.. slav.
= sons &C. In 1902 II was.bought Is,
: p present corporation which % tn
SlAWson Mercantile Co. The .preaeiai
omcerO T h rsIdeherrs.nrssddays -.