Rural Williams County News Notes and Local Happenings
Rural Williams County briefs cover farm observations and correspondent tips. Community items include Ladies Aid events at Missouri Ridge, school inspections by Mr. McDonnal, and district visits to Tande and Rockey Ridge rural schools. Also notes on the Graphic correspondents picnic plan, local house completion, weather, Tancre sale turnout, ferry maintenance, and Cow Creek coal mine open dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonnal
Valley City
Martha P. Tatem
Tande
Missouri Ridge
Sand Creek
Rockey Ridge
Cow Creek
H. H. Skogberg
Missouri Ridge Purchases Mare in Williston
Missouri Ridge Christian Blankenship bought a mare from A. L. Burdick in Williston last Tuesday. Farmers are busy with spring plowing and seeding. S. M. Clark and Bart Blankenship found runaway horses two miles east of Trenton. Rev. Shaw of Williston will preach at the school house next Sunday April 20 at three o clock, with Sunday school at two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Blankenship
A. L. Burdick
Williston
S. M. Clark
Bart Blankenship
Trenton
Rev. Shaw
Sand Creek Notes Highlight Local Social Links
Miss Lois Logan recovers from measles while Miss Helen Snook enjoys a Monday horseback ride. Neighbors visit, call, and attend Sunday school at the Brethren church. State and county school officials visit Sand Creek School as activities, reorganizations, and a planned Easter-time Sunday school gathering are announced.
Rose Valley Notes On Travel and Farming Activity
Local brief items record visits by residents to Williston and Alexander N.D. and Trenton on various days. Trades include horse purchases from John Purcell. six horses bought by W E McKechnie and Don. 40 acres plowed by G W Kahl. Mention a sick child at Williston hospital, a funeral, and general farming conditions with a note on flood losses compared with 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Beston
Williston
Father O'Neil
Trenton
W. B. Ezell
Alexander N. D
P. K. Helland
O. T. Deihl
T. T. Jellison
John Purcell
W. E. McKechnie
Don
Candersons
Williston Hospital
Florence Taylor
Cochmans
Gains
Lewis Nolan
Wm. Mundy
Mundy
G. W. Kahl
Rose Valley
Local Visitors Reported in Williston and City on Weekend
Geo. Addyman and D. Cottrell were in the city on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haynes were in Williston on Saturday. Mrs. R. Hyatt and son Floyd visited in Williston on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Addyman
D. Cottrell
City
Wm. Haynes
Williston
Local notes and errands around Williston midweek
Mr and Mrs Cottrall visited Geo Addyman s on Friday Rev Shaw will preach here Thursday the 17th Mrs Isaac Decker was in Williston Monday and will begin a breaking outfit soon Farmers begin seeding. Mr and Mrs Mitchell plan a summer on a South Dakota farm Mrs H P Stedam went to Montana to stay with her mother at Outloon Montana The Wednesday Rev Shaw entertainment drew fewer attendees due to busy days Sale of Land Notice given under order by A L Butler County Court Williston area details describe a SW 1 4 of Section Four 69 1 2 0 0 acres and the sale price at Gilmore Williston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Decker
Williston
Mrs. Mitchell
South Dakota
A. L. Butler
County of
Win
Sorin Panote
Mores
Lon
Orice of
Geo.ings
Gilmore
Local Notes From Wheelock And Nearby Areas
Wheelock M Lippencott works for Bert Biggs. David Williard was an Epping caller Saturday. Floyd Peacher drills wells at Wheelock. Twelve Mile Hill school closes next Friday the 18th. Mr and Mrs Williams welcome a baby boy. Charles Potter visited Williston last week. Charley White and brother in law left for Montana Friday. Mrs W D Potter called on William Willard and family last week. Willise Potty and family and Jack Kinmon Sundayed with Elmer Griesmer and family. Charles Potter Pete and Harry Earp and Dick Gilbert were Sunday visitors at Theo Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Williard
Floyd Peacher
Wheelock
Charley White
Montana
W. D. Potter
William Willard
Willise Potty
Jack Kinmon
Elmer Grisemer
Charles Potter
Pete
Harry Earp
Dick Gilbert
Theo. Gilbert
Deputy Wolbert Resigns to Lead Hugh Peoples Enterprises
G. W. Wolbert deputy commissioner of agriculture and labor resigns and will move from Bismarck to New Rockford to direct several private business ventures owned by Hugh Peoples, a prominent district millionaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wolbert
Agriculture and Labor
Bismarck
New Rockford
Hugh Peoples
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williams County
8. M. Clark
Graphic
Swisher
Nelson
W. E. Loughland
Tancre
Captain Hinkley
McKenzie Co
China
Asbury’s
Williston, N. D
Lois Logan
Helen Snook
O'Neal Brothers
Johnny Gregorion
Harry Christens
Alva Baculaton
Rutledges
Howard Musick
Grafton Head
Robert Snook
Lillian Christenson
J. C. Charles
P. G. Head
Guy
Alya Paulston
R. C
Snook
C. J. W. Rizer
Misa Anna Guthrie
Clarence Rensberger
Brethern
P. Christenson
DeLarne Brothers
Alex Turcott
A. W. Sumner
H. W. Smith
Johnny McGrath
Ed Mingel
Henry Harrison
Funcke
Jesse Brown
Leonard Logan
Lois
Mr. McDonald
R. C. Snook
Chester Logan
Mamire Johnson
Carl
Henry Hanson
Max
Fairview
C. Logan
Marian Snook
Ayr
Hart, Schaffner & Mar
Greenyard Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Mrs. Cottrall
Geo. Addyman’s
Wilson
H. P. Stedam
Lives Mose
Outloog
No. Dak
Said
John W. Brown
Moses Hawblitzel
Geomore
School Board of School District No
Lavonette
Potar i Hexon
Lippencott
Bert Biggs
Twelve Mile Hill
Mrs. Williams
Jefferson
Kodak
Kodaks
Premos
Hawkeye
Eastman
F. H. Smith Jeweler and
Optician
Williston NO. Dakota
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