Local Social Roundup From Mansfield And Valley City
Mansfield residents visit relatives and attend gatherings across the area. Notes include O Neal visiting sister, Kee and Carlson guests at others homes, Sunday dinners, and multiple families hosting or visiting in Adrian Valley City and Langdon. The Ladies Ald society meets, local nurses and students visit, farming help moves between farms, and band practice plus a ball game with Valley City are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. O'Neal
Bismarck
Gene Hinschberger
Arthur Kee
Mortensen’s Grove
Carlson
Rhame
N.D
Ray Swartout
Swartout
Valley City
Dan Campbell
Adrian
Boyd Thompson
Hazel Baker
Langdon
N. D
John Campbell
Florence Jordan
Jordan
Adrain
Campbell
Elmer Cowdrey
Mary Campbell
E. C. Thompson
Ald Society
Henry Evens
Mabel Kee
Green Township
Frank Hinchberger
Mrs Nackel and daughter return home from Hubbell and Colby
Mrs Joe Nackel and her daughter Annie were visiting relatives in Hubbell Michigan and Colby Wisconsin for three weeks. They have now returned to their home. Miss Angeline Kramer had been visiting at her home the past ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Olson
Jack Lindorf
Jack Perkins
Rogers
Joe Nockel
Johnnie Koebn
Valley City
Jake Miller
Red Noekel
J.C. Monson
Lindorf
Carl Nelson
Jack Hanson
C. M
Joe Nackel
Annie
Hubbell
Mich
Colby
Wis
Angeline Kramer
Green Town residents enjoy picnic and tight ball win
Harry Davidson returned home Tuesday after a month in the northern part of the state. A Mortonson grove picnic drew a large crowd with band music and talks by Dr. Bell and Mr. Green wood. Pederson's choir performed selections. The Valley City Independents were defeated 7 to 6 as H. Stillings pitched and E. Von Drochek took the grab, with Salem starting for Valley and Roy Nelson relieving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Davidson
H. Stillings
E. von Drochek
Salem
Valley
Roy Nelson
K. of P
Consolidated school being plastered amid town events
A busy period in town with a new consolidated school under plastering. Dance nights at Wolski’s and Fred Schultz’s event drew good attendance. Families visit locals, and a Missionary meeting at Mrs. Louis Noltimier’s drew many ladies. Felix Botzman buys a motorcycle and tours the road. A Nortimier school picnic was well attended. Y Erhard Pierson from Fergus Falls visits Rev. Martell, staying a few days. Mrs. Fred Houseman and children arrive from Dilworth and stay at Carll Houseman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated
Wm. Wolski
C. E. Creighton
Jim
Louie Noltimier
Alma Priebe
Chas
Oriska
Louis Noltimier
Andrew Anderson
Ole Anderson
Felix Botzman
Nortimier School
Fred Schultz
Crops Around Grand Forks Show Strong Prospects
North Dakota crop reports from banks reveal wheat oats and barley in NE districts headed for good yields. Rust absent so far. Hillsboro area sees 25 percent wheat loss due to rains and hay drying challenges. Corn backwards awaiting favorable weather. small grains look bright. Mayville area reports improving conditions. frost risk remains. Farmland water excess noted in some spots. officials caution for potential variability. Travelers include Pray Moultrie Swanson leaving for Detroit then Park Rapids. Kisinger returns from Fargo on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
O. E. Rudrud
First National Bank
Mayville
K. S. Groth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mansfield
Roy
Fred Nelson
Simon Farm
Capthnn
Zelda Williams
Mortenson Farm
Mortenson
Alline Deming
Stillings
BEREA
Green Town
Noltimier Township
Y. Erhard Pierson
Fergus Falls
Minn
Rev
E. A. Martell
Fred Houseman
Dilworth
Carll Houseman
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Ralph Pray
Earl Moultrie
Harry Swanson
Detroit
Park Rapids
Jacob Kisinger
Fargo
N. P
Ward
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