Epping News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Rural Williams County notes show Joe Amundson returning from Wil liston, Miss Sigrid Sorom visiting, Rev. C A Schaaf from Williston stopping by, plus church, school, and social events. Residents travel to McIntosh Minnesota, Williston, Benson Minnesota, Minot, and Miles City for business, medical care, and homesteading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Amundson
Williston
Sigrid Sorom
Epping
C. A. Schaaf
Bucklin
Paul Carpenter
McIntosh
Minn
Epping Choir
Phonse Gunther
Manitou
C. A. Bornstad
Backache and Headache Relief Shared by Mrs Lacelle
Mrs Joseph Lacelle of Ottawa Ontario recounts chronic backache and headaches caused by internal disorders. The passage promotes a free booklet titled Ills of Life claiming many women suffer similarly and urges housewives in the United States to obtain a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lacelle
Glenora Ave
Ottawa i
Ontario
Canada
America
United States
Average daily attendance drops to seven due to stormy week
The report notes last week’s attendance averaged seven as weather disrupted classes. It lists students who achieved 100 in spelling for the week ending March 24 including Christine Ellington Clyde Clark Hazel Clark and Gladys Renn. It also names perfect spellers from the prior week Christine Ellingson Jorma Gynther and Dick Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Blegen
Glenn Blegen
Christine Ellingson
Hazel Clark
Dick Collins
Clyde Clark
Marjorie Kallak
Imond Haney
Norma Gynther
Melvin Bjerkeseth
Charles Alexander
Christine Alexander
Olga Ellingson
Lloyd Bjella
Alma ‘Alexander
Evelyn Clark
Glenn Uggen
Edward Bjerkeseth
Ralph Bow
Alf Ellingson
Mildred’ Uggen
Bryan Clark
Lyle Balcom
Jancis Torgerson
Lucille Beachler
Grace Craig
Joe Alexander
John Ka
Lloyd Biella
Mildred
Glenn Uggon
Evelyn
Lucille
Howard Benchler
Lula
Mildred Uggen
Francis Torgerson
Lucille Beaehler
Lula Craig
Clarke Mildred Une
Lueille Imeen
Beachler
Glenn U. Clark
Beene
Gon
Une Tale Mieeeene
Christine Ellington
Gladys Renn
Jorma Gynther
Hoster Biegen
Hazel Ester Legen
Enn Legen
Hark
Dick Colns
Spring Coulee Social Notes and Local Moves
Mrs. Mary Hellyer remains on the sick list. A new house is under construction on Frank Hess’s claim. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burgin visited H Christienson’s home. Mrs. EB O Lucas cared for Addyman family while Mrs. Addyman seeks treatment. Mrs. L C Williams and Mrs. Heaton called on Hellyer to bid Mrs. Dicker farewell. Forest Markham showed Miles Williams the horse he bought at the sale. A carriage is the next event, then ribbons. Mrs. Isaac Dicker heads to Canada Tuesday after winter with her parents. News of 10 cent sugar stirs western farmers recalling 1860s cane mills and droughts. The writer recalls those times and neighbor to a rose mill as history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hellyer
Frank Hess
Oscar Burgin
Middle States
Gogram Mills
Rose Mills
Buford News Letter Beats From Lakeview Farm Notes
Frank Rogers builds a new stable at Lakeview Farm and several Buford residents are listed with visits trades and social events. Grafton Welsh hauled straw. Mattie Carr returned to school. Jesse Mayhrer visited Cedar Coulee. Mrs. Rilla McNary visited Darr home. Rogers visited Corne Le Roy home. M C Wilkergon and family visited from Marley. Roger Morin delivered two dressed hogs. Mrs. M J Taylor and daughter Gertrude were Williston visitors. M E Ladies Aid to be entertained by Mrs N M Owings on April 13. George Le Roy and M J Taylor called at J P Bessel home. Nellie Dishon Myrtle Carey came home from Williston. John Akers bought a De Laval cream separator from Buford Mercantile. Chas Akers and family J P Beisel and family Olive Hewitt visited Corne Le Roy. Mrs A E Twichel entertained Ladies Aid. many traded in Buford Saturday. social and dance at Sennett Hall a marked success with ice cream and home made refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rogers
Lakeview Farm
Grafton
Welsh
Mattie Carr
Jesse Mayrer
Cedar Coulee
Rilla McNary
Darr
Corne
le Roy
M. C. Wilkergon
Marley
Buford
Roger Morin
M. J. Taylor
Gertrude
Williston
M.E. Ladies Aid
N. M. Owings
George le Roy
J. P. Bessel
Nellie Dishon
Myrtle Carey
John Akers
George
Charles le Roy
John Harp
George Nichols
Sennett Hall
Rose Hill Social Snippets From Rose Hill
Little Julia Rehal returns to school as locals share visits and weekend happenings. Contacts include L S Albright, Carl Stenson, Roy Foster, Otto Albrecht, Pearl Felton, Oscar Burgin, Chas Youness and Rehal family. St Patrick dance at Schneiders noted. Pete jokes about income and overalls. leap year courting quirks, barber shaves, and teacher avoids proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Rehal
L. S. Albright
Hintacs
Carl Stenson
Albert | Swenslid
Roy Foster
Oscar Burgin
Otto Albrecht
Pearl Felton
Schneiders
Chas, Youness
Rehal
Pete
Rose Hill
Doc Kaetzel
Born to Mr and Mrs John Alberg March 31 fine baby boy
RUDLER born to Mr and Mrs John Alberg March 31. Mr and Mrs O E Olson visited the Romson and Oliver families Sunday. Andrew Skogen head of stock Saturday. A young animal fell into an uncovered well. B Roneson suffered a loss. Evely Willidah lost a horse entangled in a rope. Winter conditions prevail with no bare ground. Quarne Bros of Stady start a new barn 16 by 40. Hans Johnson’s son will move in spring. Gilseth to do carpentry. Peter Knudson Williston building a barn near Peter Nelson’s blacksmith shop for Nelson’s brother who rents K quarter section and will keep horses in the new barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudler
John Alberg
O. E. Olson
B. Romson
Oliver ‘Olmvier
Andrew Skogen
Atock
Roneson
Evely Willidah
Qwarne Bros
Stady
Hans Johnson
Gilseth
Peter Knudson
Williston
Peter Nelson
Mra
Nelson
Mr. K
Missouri Ridge Social Notes From Clark and Williston
Sunday visits dot Missouri Ridge as families from Clark Williston and surrounding areas spent time at homes of Rutledge Gromatka and Blankenship. A creek mishap with Leonard Poe plus travel hurdles due to snow and ice left roads nearly impassable, hindering mail routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Ridge
Frank Honek
Clark
H. J. Poe
G. A
Buy It in America and Advertise It in America
A farmer urges support for local trade and newspapers. He argues advertising in trade papers and local columns outperforms patriotic displays in boosting domestic industry. He promotes a national press day and advance subscriptions to sustain community news and store reports for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onw
America
Commercia Patriotiam
Marmon Items and Local Overviews Near Stine Home
Mrs Prank Kelly visited the Stine home Saturday and Miss Daisy Marmon of Gladys toured Ruth Marmon. Joel Hough traveled to Williston with family. J A H Brown works on new buildings. Frank Smith opened a blacksmith shop near the store. Local bulletins on clover and alfalfa culture distributed. eighth graders finish exams. Miss Brackett teaches water colors and penmanship improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmon
Prank Kelly
Stine
Julius Tin
Ruth
Julius Tinjum
W. E. Craig
Joe Small
Mrs. Hough
Daisy Marmon
Gladys
Ruth Marmon
Joel Hough
Williston
J A. H. Brown
Wiliston
Frank Smith
Geo. Jacobs
Minneapolis
N. Haug
Little Gandrum
Thoratad
Frank Kelley
John Burke
Silker
Theola Silker
du Sell
Margaret Ducell
Earnest
Miss Brackett
Pouse
Community Notes From Wheelock: Visits, Parties and Travel
Mrs Chaa Dunn and others attended to business while visits unfold in nearby towns. Mrs H N Peterson and two children leave for Alma Wisconsin to visit her mother. A Surprise party honored Mr and Mrs H E Foley at the Raymond home with a four table Progressive Grand Nola game and a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock News
Chaa. Dunn
Pat
Layne
E Teston
Minetre
Julios
Hans Gos
Jaratt
J. Siverson
Chas. Dunneft
Misser
Lillian
Marguerite Feck
Ray Sazy
H. Halverson
E. Lepton
Williston
H. N. Peterson
Alma
Wisconsin
C. R. Lofgren
Lutheran Ladies Aid
H. E. Foley
Wm. Raymond
C. E. ‘Hogan
Walton Lynch
Chas. Woodfill
Cooke
Schwartz and
Thorson
Mrs. Foley
Berthold
Meadowlark sighting and community notes mix
Local notes recount meadowlark sighting, farm chores, horses traded, new baby, barn plans, Sunday visits, broncho breaking, town visits, preaching plan, illness and recovery, election results, and a revived Farmers Club meeting amid bad roads.
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Williams County
Epping News
L. Gemberling
Wilston
Weyburn
Sask
D. C. Wheelock
Theodore Torseth
J. E. Frost
Ethel Clark
Will Clark
E. J. Marxson
Miles City
Montana
Stueland
al Long
Charles Kinney
Hoosier Line
Wheelock
Ae Hy
Rook
Sed
Miles Thorson
Caild
J. J. Hoehn
Theodore Beachler
F. Beachier
H. A. Gemberling
Hensrud
John Clemens
Ed Alexander
William Haney
Leo Renn
Minnesota
Mies Ingeborg Paulsrud
Westby
Jean Rebbillard
Staples
Swanson
Ed Renn
M. E. Uggen
Earl Gordon
Springbrook
Fritz Lundquist
J. Seaton
Lutheran Aid Society
M. E. Lunde
Mr. Swansen
Valley City
Roy Kingaton
West
Mr. Larkin
Missouri River
Larkin
Am Th
Gravelbourg
Sas
Mr. Thomson
Mesdames J. Mundt
F.benchler
Portal
Lutheran
A. A. Balcom
Chaster Blegen
Hazel Jacobson
Harvey Haney
Christina Ellingson
Gladys Scott
N. T.rosenquist
Ivee & Bornsted
C. A. Tieam
Tnd
Gynther
Congress
Hobson
Alice Helland
C. Levitt
Herman Gerling
Eric Larson
Volborg
Sweden
Larson
Norway
Ana
Peruna
Ell
Interstate Securities Co
Buford News
Peter Radford
Pherrin
John Wagonman
W. O. Hollar
Hedderich Ranch
H. H. Club
Albert Beard
Hanna
City of Opportunity
M.H. Jeffrey
Heffelfinger’s
Harry Brokaw
C. C. Hanna
Leneda Trumbo
Frank Frederick
Floyd Trumbo
Tioga
Pleasant View
Palmer Schoolhouse
Telephone Company
Fred Elwell
Anoka
Glen Reibsamen
Curtisa
L. C. Hart
Ethyl Reibsamen
Arnegard
Reibsamen
Truax
Dony Upp
Dow
Pete Karp
Barney Hole
Axel Crosby
C. J. Johnson
Carl
Amsberries
Tom Bradburry
Hole's
Ray Will
Riverview
O’clark
Harry Bickel
Jsick
Neva Thomas
Wheellock
Farmers Club
Earl Peppler
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