Hanson Brothers Hotel
Board by day or week
Soft Drinks - Cigars
Walum, North Dakota
A first class barber will be
Wednesday & Saturday
Lots sold in Walum:
Oscar Anson bought 6
Hans Sonju bought 7
Charley Kinns bought 7
Rev. Thoreson had a run away
out in the Mabel Church area.
His team was frightened by some burros.
Gus Leitzki Horses Shod
Wagons and plows repaired
Walum, North Dakota
Early settlers in the county:
Thomas Stee came in 1878
A wedding was held on November 28
Anna Haugen and Charles G. Parkins
of Park Rapids.
Boy born to Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Gunderson,
first child born in Walum.
Matt Hanson sold his Blacksmith Shop
to a Lutski from Wisconsin.
Bank at Hannaford held election
A. H. Berg, President
W. E. Hyde, Vice President
A. O. Anderson, Cashier
Glen Hicks - Barber Shop
A. C. Leslie, Physician & Surgeon
J. W. Copeland - Barber Shop
Gunderson & Barton,
Grocery Store,
Walum Hannaford Drug Company, S. Savoe, Mgr.
Prescriptions Compounded with Care
Olson Brothers Livery
A. S. Bendavick, Paper Hanger,
Painter & Decorator.
Champion Binder,
Sold by Olmstead & Sinclair
Hardware Store: Aarstad & Troseth
Claus Jackson Store in 1905:
Advertised a good line of suits, etc.
Julius Brekke, N. Hemmingway,
H. Groven doing well drilling.
At St. Olaf:
Next Sunday, parochial school program at
St. Olaf Church. Student Bangsto closing a term
of school in that neighborhood. If the day is
nice, program will be given in the grove
by the church, August 29, 1905.
Northern Pacific Railway offered half rates
to the Minnesota Fair. Tickets to be purchased
between September 4-9, inclusive.
50 covering admission to the Fair will be
added to the railroad rate of one fare to a round trip.
C. P. Schmidt, Agent
Geo. T. Kisling, Mgr.
Crane Johnson Co. at Walum
Rural Mail Routes began on November 1, 1905,
two routes: one east, one west.
Annual salary $720
Matt Hanson & Miss Thompson were
Hannaford visitors.
E. J. Austad, Harness Shop at Walum,
All Harnesses, Buggy Whips, Wagon Grease,
and Security Gall Cure.
Married in School at Walum:
Gilbert Goplin & Andrea Sovine.
Rev. Brudablic preached sermons at St. Olaf
& Eidfjord Churches in the interest of
Jewish Missions.
Olson Brothers sold Livery to: Walter Richardson.
3 1/2 acres of land sold to Walum Church for $1.
Source: Hannaford Area History North Dakota Centennial 1889 - 1989 Page 267