Community Correspondence From Squires and Williston Notes
Mr Bergstrom returned to tails community after wintering in Osakis Minnesota. Several residents return from Minnesota and illness includes Grace Sandy recovering from pleural pneumonia. Scarlet fever closes Squires schools and local doctor visits Williston for Zemliske family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bergstrom
Tails
Osakis
Minnesota
Cleve Sage
Johnson
Dave Abernethy
Grace Sandy
Kjos
Heas
Williston
Chris Oyles
Andrew Kjos
Herman Squires
Squires
Hagen
Ford
Zemliske
Williston Area News Briefs From Across the Region
Frosts halt Nelson Farming and several locals travel for meetings. Williston assessors meeting attended by C O and E O Westcott. H O Wartenbee reports a sick child. A Williston meat market trader visited for cattle and poultry. Wm McKay Lee Westcott and John Silfan visited Williston. Silfan bought the Nes gon ferry and aims to open soon. George Hutchinson visited from Spanish Point. Miss Vosburgh teaches in the city. John Gunderson from Beaver Creek transacted business in Williston. George Troup returns from Nebraska. temperature only eight below zero Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
C. O
E. O. Westcott
George Hutchinson
Spanish Point
Miss Vosburgh
John Gunderson
Beaver Creek
Williston
George Troup
Nebraska
Painted Woods School Closed For Severe Cold
Painted Woods Miss Florence Baynes closed school a few days of the week due to a severe cold. Chris Frederickson and brother Peter are out again in search of the same horses they found a couple of weeks ago after eight months absence. Dagmar Olsen of Williston spent a few days last week with her sister Mrs Ole Frederickson. The Helland family are rapidly recovering from their recent illness. May party in Wild Rose school number one on Saturday evening May 1 with Prairie Home Orchestra. Ladies to bring a pie or cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Baynes
Chris
Frederickson
Peter
Dagmar Olsen
Williston
Ole Frederickson
Helland
Wild Rose School
Prairie Home Orchestra
Victor Nel‘gon
Spring Brook
Alfred Norlings
John , Lybeck
Christ A. Lee
L. C. Dahl
Albert Rogtvold
Martin Johnson
Ray
Victor Nelson
John Matson
Albert Crigg
Louie C. Dahl
Anna Dreier
Nelson J. Matson
H. Bartells
John M. Crandall
P. J. Crandall
Lloyd Erickson
Lloyd Makenroth
Dewey Haynes
James Holbrook
Wilson
Gambetta Gossip Highlights Local Appointments and Visits
Gambetta notes show Miss E Wiedemann visiting Miss Plorine last week and Emma Weildemann assisting as postmaster. Local residents like B Haines and A Nasner frequent Gambetta and Wiliston, with farmers such as Lampman and Kohler reporting farm activity and a new barn built by R Noblen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wiedemann
Plorine
B. Haines
N. Lundell
Wil Histon
N. D
Weat
Lampman Ranch
R. Noblen
Jim Elliot
Mr. Matson
Mrs. Jacobson
Willston
A. Nasner
A. Plorin
Gambetta
Weideman
T. Nasner
Improved City Property and Farms for Cash or Easy Terms
Improved city property and several improved farms offered for sale. Purchases available on cash or easy terms. Advert by N B Sudanese of Williston North Dakota. 40-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Williston
Dak
Valley City Normal Opens Term With Rapid Enrollment and Plans
Valley City Normal started spring term Tuesday with 405 in attendance and rapid enrollment thanks to the president's system. The new board of management will be hosted at a dormitory banquet as meetings and preparations for the May Festival and Brownson prize competition proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Management
Commercial Club of
Valley City
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Hollis
Miss Fisher
Sentinel Butte
Buffum
Valley City Students Highlighted for Commencement Week
Berit Norgard from Valley City is a junior, alongside Merle Knox from Anters and Grace Welch from Minot as seniors. The contest will occur during commencement week. Work has begun on finishing the auditorium building which will add classrooms and expand current equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berit Norgard
Valley City
Merle Knox
Anters
Grace Welch
Minot
Easter Socials and Local Happenings at Sand Creek
Sand Creek residents hosted Easter gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Head, Mr. Creed, and the Runyan brothers. Ed McGrath joined the Tarcott boys for Easter. Newcomers moved into the Eby house, and Alex Turcott returned to town. Seeding began as T. F. Cook lost a work horse. Mrs. Musick hosted a dinner honoring the Hoffmans. Turcott notes deep snow at Rollo a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Head
Bowen
George
Mr. Creed
Warren
Orville Runyan
Ed. McGrath
Tarcott
Eby
Charlie
Chester Ashwell
Sand Creek
Charles
Mrs. Norris
Painted Woods
Shorts
Smith Property
Alex Turcott
T. F. Cook
Howard Musick
Elmira
Flava
The Fashion Big Sale at Green igard’s Side Entrance
A brief notice announces a large sale at The Fashion, a ladies apparel shop. The event highlights fashionable items and invites shoppers to enter via a side entrance at Green igard’s location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fashion
Igard’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amundson
Win Squires
Iver Urevig
Alice Arndt
Squires Church
A. B. Wright
Squires Boys
Emil Lee
Herb
K. Wientjes
South Dakota
Tom Nicola
Minneapolis
Eunice
Mildred Brooks
Marion Bowels
Don Wilder
Miss F. Brownson
Will B. Kelly
Newton
Linois
Mormon
Ray Diliree
W. C. Brooks
Leslie Wright
Dallas
Herb. Wientjes
Wilbur Hathaway
Alma Rye
John Martin
August Hoffer
Valvade Hoffer
John Silker
Margaret Dusell
Pauline Loken
Gudor Loken
R. L. Wright
A. F. Grimm
Montana
W. E. Kelley
Oblong
Ill
Stanky
Valley City Normal
Bertha Gould
Mason City
Iowa
Rezen &Ing
New York
Boston
Ladies Department Store
Victor Junior
the House of Reliable Hardware
Stenehjem & Husebye
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