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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
3
All correspondence and contributed articles must be signed for reliability. Names may be published for a week if desired. J Abond returned from Williston after a business week. Balis Seyig continues to suffer rheumatism.
A heavy snow storm aids farmers in Sand Creek. C. E. Logan and family visited the Logans. Miss Gladys Messler works for Clarence Rensberger. Mrs. R. C. Snook underwent a guitre operation and is recovering well. Mr. Hathaway’s horses and a mule starved in Mrs. McIntosh's shack after seeking shelter during the storm.
An Easter festival is planned at the Spring Coulee school house for Saturday evening April 15 with refreshments and supper priced at 10 and 15 cents. Proceeds go to the barn fund. Roy Armstrong has moved on his claim and the A B C social raised 86.78 clear of expenses. The Ladies of the Spring Coulee Sunday School will organize an aid society at Mrs Williams’s Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Roy Armstrong were at Williston Saturday. Mr Cotrell has a new auto and Miss Marie Smith from Rose Hill school attended the social Friday night.
Tom Abond and C Zimmata arrived in Lynvale from Biabee North Dakota last week accompanied by A Thomas who joined the group for a local visit and report of their travels.
Local notes report Willie Ramey back at work following a brief illness. Pearl Garretson is recovering well after a serious operation. Moisture favors farmers as weather prospects look favorable. Mont township supervisors met at W W McMurrin’s residence on Friday. Mrs Ed Davis is ill. W W Wilde and wife shopped in Williston Saturday. Mrs Nels Knudtson and Mrs M Jensen visited the McMurrin home Friday. Henry Harrison enjoyed a short vacation from the mine last week.
Golden Hill news reports a box social by the Jolly Bachelors club at the hall west of Rose Hill school on April 8. It mentions city folks Albert Hintz and Geo Albright handling mail, local visitors and gatherings, and a spring busy with farming and community events.
Friday in Epping Jack Kinamon did business locally while Rev Hicks and daughter attended services in Ray Sunday. Willis ton callers included Ed Yuill John Nelson Tom Matheson and Pepple Bros. Miss Anna Bickell left for Culbertson Montana for the summer. Mrs M Bean returned from Iowa after an extended visit. A surprise party for Mrs John Seaton was a grand success with supper music and socializing. Mrs Seaton celebrated with many well wishes. Rumor claims Rudolph Urban may have found a wife. Delarme and families moved to Baden Valley farm. Leon Delarme plans to finish his new house by Saturday. Cowboys bell gathering noted for summer. Mrs S A Harter and son Charles returned from Indians. Farmers in the Valley buying new drills for Jellison Bros. Leon Delarme hosted a late night party. Dining guests at J R Sheppard included Delarme Kate Edgar Sadie Sheppard Emmet Garn and Wm Edgar. LITERARY CLUB reports a debate on observation vs reading with a future April 14 meeting at Warmon school house debating congressional form. Mrs S A Harter visiting Herb Ingraham. Mr Petty came from Williston for farming interests. Wesley Smith Ray cleaned seed grain. STRAYED: several horses and a pony branded LS. reward offered by H OC Spoerlein Trenton ND.
Residents noticed the winter storm as routes were disrupted. Wn Adams and family visited Chas Gemberling Monday. Harry Gemberling made a Friday night call at Epping while Art continued Sunday at Bickellsville despite snow. Peter Karp and Clarence Kirkendall called in Williston Monday.
Wm. Clair was summoned east Saturday to attend the funeral services for his brother who died in a saw mill accident.
Rev Hollett will preach at Garden Valley school Sunday April second oclock. Miss Francis and Mrs Hart attend the NW Educational Association meeting at Minot on Friday and Saturday. The literary society met Friday night and will meet again next Saturday. Nels Lundell called on O C Ekeberg Sunday. Mr and Mrs H O Hyatt plan a trip to Minnesota to visit their daughter.
Heavy snow fell over the last two to three days with very cold weather. Wm Ireland attended the sale at Mr. Brooks on Wednesday. Herb Ingraham and family have moved to the E Newman farm.
Peter Knutson of Dakota Feed and Sale Stable invites buyers to arrive early for pick of forty good eastern work horses in Williston, with the sale ending in just a few days.
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