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Newspaper

Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1915

Page

3

Garden Valley notes bring visitors and family updates

Rural Williams County reports show Mr. and Mrs. Rohrbacher visiting in Williston, C. C. Ekeberg and Joe Gromatka transacting business there, and several locals guests at Williston and Garden Valley. Mentions include Mrs. Rudolph Rieder recovering, Rev. Harriss’s Garden Valley sermon, and community events such as school celebrations, a new literary society, and church services planned for late April.

Garden Valley Rohrbacher Williston C. C. Ekeberg Joe Gromatka Fannie Honek Julia J. 8. McDaniels California Gendma Hall Hunsley Miss Francis E.E. Ryal Rudolph Rieder John Honek Honek Shaw Winlston Nasner August City of Opportunity Ferne Lacey Rose Hill Williston Pelea W. C. Francis Lacey

Garden Valley notes include church sermon and phone talk

Five years ago Levi Bear works on house adaption this week Mrs Lampman visited friends in Williston last week Miss Verna Beranek visiting friends in the Valley the past days A meeting is set for Saturday April 23 at the schoolhouse to discuss extending the telephone to Garden Valley parties Rev TF S Hollett preached a sermon at the Garden Valley schoolhouse on the text Stir up the Gift of God that is in You.

H. Styles Harriss M. E Williston Garden Valley Harriss G. V Cone Missouri Ridge Pherrin Smiter John Durham Hetherington Alvina Rosenberg John Wagenman Clarence Simler Chloe Durham E. J. Hagen Hart Reihas Hiram Lowie Bellinger Monroe Washington Schierbeck Theo Moen Grandma Moen Hefferman Frank Frederick Will Hanna Everette Hanna Palmer Pleasant View Levi Bear Lampman Verna Beranek Tf, S Hollett God Dorothy Ryan O. J. Morken Meredith Johnston Chas Carlisle Buford Dairy Products A. B. Hill John Goode Sie M. J. Taylor G. L. Welsh Four Mile Joseph Evans T. W. Anderson Fargo John Akers Edward Hamby G. W. Ritter J. J. Carey Johnie Johnston Elmer Lacey Hill Top J. J. Reastads Jevne Rouse Hopperatad Prairie Round 7 Saturay Amos Wiley Westview Satur H. Holloway Chas. le Roy Marley William Sloane McCabe McKenzie County George le Roy Joe Beisel Ben Anderson Bill Franklin F. M. Shatewell A. W. Christman M. Smithwick Ed Darr Darr Jane McNary Henry Stiehl and Shorty” Young Charbonneau Elizabeth Newmann Chas. Akers W. BR. Mumby Foirview C. M. Smithwick Andrew Solberg Alexander Hallie Carey Wm. Dishon J. J. Raastad C. J. Morken Melkenzie County H. .J. Miller Calderwood Farm Nellie Osmeen Etta Noteboom Carrie Rogers Ed Danielson Gunild Larson Trenton Rae Cunningham P. B. Elmore McIntyre Grand Forks Lucile Miller Charles Bradley William Dishon John Carey Newmann Ed Purcell Harvey Rogers Ernest Scott Jim Hartle W. W. Corbett E Smithwick D. Scott Ed Carr Bennie Pier Eugene Wheeler H. H. Miller Nellie Osmeen Sane Bainville F. M. Shatawell A Wilkerson Mercantile Eorge Reams Agi Mra al An Irs Epee Prairie Round Township Annie Hinch Albert Ellingson Albert Utrans Dougal MacMasters F. M. Shatswell

Seeding and Sunday Visits Highlight Eden Valley Notes

Eden Valley records list locals visiting relatives and friends Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Will Marsh with Abram Miller, Mr. Standley Keltner, and many others. Ben Frank and Jack Mc Sox called on Frank Geltz. a hay wagon fire badly burned Frank Getz after attempting to extinguish a blaze from matches in a coat pocket.

Eden Valley Jack McCoy Ben Frank Will Marsh Abram Miller Standley Keltner Jack Pankowski I. M. Kauffman Levi Bontrager Jack Mc Sox Frank Geltz Mpman Cr Tunte Pandas James Rhodes Kratzer C. A. Myers Irene Samson Groves Andrew Thull Chet Logan Dan Snyder Clemie Hontrager Claude Marsh W. W. Keltner Frank Getz Lee

Missouri Ridge Preaching Service This Sunday Night

A preaching service is announced for Missouri Ridge next Sunday April 25 at 8 PM conducted by Rev. E. Shaw. All are invited to attend. Rev. Shaw, J. H. Batten and E. R. Brownson attend the Moose River Association at Drake this week. A State executive committee meeting was held at Minnot Tuesday.

Missouri Ridge Sanday E. &. Shaw E. 8. Shaw J. H. Batten E. R. Brownson Moose River Association Drake Minnot

Rose Bill Seeding Season Encounters Local Visitors

Farmers busy seeding as Edward Cabin called Sunday evening. Oscar Albrech and Ferne Lacey visited Marmon Sunday while Bryan Kaetzel called Crooked Valley farm. Otto Hintz and sister Dydia visited John Albrecht Saturday. Branvold, Albright and Walter Branvold visited Albert Hintz Sunday. Hans Christensen welcomed a newborn twelve pound son Sunday morning, mother and child doing well. Dry Ran cor respondent jokes about dental work after three days for two teeth pulled.

Rose Bill Globe Edward Cabin Oscar Albrech Ferne Lacey Marmon Bryan Kaetzel Crooked Valley Farm W. F. Albrecht Ben Kruckeberg Otto Hintz Dydia John Albrecht Peter Branvold T. D. Albright Walter Albert Hintz Hans Christensen

Guests of Mr and Mrs John Albrecht and family Sunday

The Sunday gathering at the Albrechts included Rev and Mrs T Townsenty, Master Johnie of Bay, Mr and Mrs Fatchowe Monts with their son Frank of Allen, Morir, and Mr and Mrs A H Vohs with son Allved from Williston.

John Albrecht Johnie Bay Fatchowe Monts Frank Allen Mor Ir A. H. Vohs Allved Nel

Buford Community News Highlights Past Week

Buford residents and visitors populate town with shopping trips and social visits. Dozens of names appear in a bustling list of daily errands, farm tasks, and neighborhood chatter from Buford and nearby areas, including Williston and Hilltop. A fire damages several structures, and local youths play baseball, with Buford teams winning at Trenton. The issue notes travel, illness, births, and obituaries, preserving a record of community life.

Northwestern Educational Association Session At Minot April 29 30 May 1

The tenth annual Northwestern Educational Association meets in Minot on April 29 30 and May 1 with a blend program for general and local sessions. Judd Vanaugh of the Chicago Superior Courts speaks on the price of prosperity and a talk on Traitors to Justice follows. Maria L Sanford expected to attend. Declamatory contests and field meet set for April 20 and May 1 at the Normal School activities.

Minot Northwestern Educational Association Judvanaugh Chicago Repu Maria L. Sanford Northwest Grand Forks George Altmann Mimet State Normal

Library Picks Showcases Sci Fi and Classic Tales

A list of recent library additions features Silver Sand by S R Croc tale of romance and adventure set in Galloway, Success by S Marden aims to inspire readers of all ages, Yankee Ships and Sailors by James Barnes part of a Boy Scout series with naval War of 1812 tales, An Old-fashioned Thanksgiving by Louisa May Alcott, and Friends in Feathers and Fur by James Johnnot for younger readers.

Silver Sand S. R. Croc Libraryiepes Galloway Little Egypt Marden Purabee James Barnes Louisa M. Alcott James Johnnot Spring House

Reading room seeks middleman in library outreach

A fragment notes an invitation for a person to act as intermediary for library reading outreach. The italics imply a public service role to connect readers with books and programs, aiming to broaden access and engagement.

Depth of Planting Potatoes Shown by Trials

North Dakota Experiment Station trials show optimal potato planting depth at three to four inches. Depth may vary with season. drier conditions favor deeper planting. Williston Substation data indicate four inches yields the largest potato harvest.

North Dakota Experiment Station Williston

Notice for Bids on Unloading and Hauling Poles

Bids will be received for unloading and hauling poles placing poles drilling holes and setting poles and attaching cross arms hauling and stretching wire for about 4 miles of main line and 54 miles of branches and feeders. Bids sealed mailed to secretary by May 1, 1915 at 1 PM in Williston North Dakota. The Farmers Northwestern Telephone Company P G Head will oversee. The board may reject all bids. An unrelated editorial praise for local newspaper editors follows the bid notice.

Aep‘arate Bruegger's Lumber Office Williston Farmers Northwestern Telephone Company P. G. Head R. 2 N. D

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