Correspondence on Williams County People You Know
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Williams County
Community Notes from Marmon and Surrounding Areas
Marmon residents share visits and travel news with Miss Victoria Freeman visiting home folks on the ranch and John Teschlar bride returning from Florida and New York. Local farming ties involve E Brown and Mr Handley from Williston near the elder Handley farm, with Mrs Allen and the Brookses hosting guests. Socialists engage at the Mormon schoolhouse while a Rose Hill school social draws a large crowd. Local events include church and school notices, sick lists, and a forthcoming Spring Coulee Sunday school session. Public notices advertise lending and land purchases by F P Bergman Co and C D Milloy collections assistance.
Spring Coulee Church Notices and Local Socials
Rev F Hollett will preach on Sunday May 7 at 2 o clock. The aid society meets with Mrs H P Stedem on Saturday May 6. Mesdames Williams and Hyatt shopped in Williston Thursday. Mr and Mrs H P Stedem attended their son Merlin's wedding in Williston on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Roy Foster visited relatives in Williston Saturday. Mrs Roy Armstrong was in Williston Friday. The Miller girls are attending school now.
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Emery Landes
Emmet Landes
Williston
Spring Coulee
F. Hollett
Aid Society
H. P. Stedem
Mesdames Williams and Hyatt
Merlin
Roy Foster
Roy Armstrong
Eaden Valley News Notes Local Visits and Poultry Plans
Sowing grain in this vicinity will soon be a past subject. J R Sheppard and son searched for horses on Sand Creek Sunday. Claude McCoy called at Wm Clairsa and at Mrs Al Cripe's. Mrs Wm Marsh visited Abram Miller's Friday. Mrs Eli Delarme plans a large scale poultry business with a promising flock. advice is encouraged. J R Sheppard and Upton Noggle visited friends in Eaden Valley Sunday. W W Keltner made his Williston trip Saturday. Harry Clair and Clarence Kauffman called on the Al Cripe sisters Sunday. Manford Webb hosts a new girl last week. Mrs Harry Brown visited Mrs Ben Erickson Sunday.
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J. R. Sheppard and Son
Sand Creek
Claude McCoy
Wm. Clairsa
Eli Delarme
J. R. Sheppard
Eaden Valley
W. W. Keltner
Williston
Harry Clair
Clarence Kauffman
al Cripe
Manford Webb
Local Biz and Garden Notes from Williston Area
A. Babakie and Tom Aboud made a business trip to Willis returning home the next day. Chas. Zimmata transacted business in Williston last Saturday. Nicholas Aboud and family left about Easter for a visit with Mr. Aboud's parents and brothers. Mr. Aboud runs the West Lawn shoe shop in Williston. E. Erickson and J. Aboud visited Chas. and Fred Zine Sunday but found them away. Peter Bjorenstad is doing a fine job of breaking this year. Three people were busy enticing gophers to feed on prepared food on the Aboud farm.
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A. Babakie
Tom Aboud
Willis
Nicholas Aboud
Mr. Aboud
West Lawn
Williston
E. Erickson
J. Aboud
Chas
Fred Zine
Peter Bjorenstad
Aboud
Martial Law Declared in Muscatine Amid Labor Unrest
Muscatine Iowa on April 24 declares military rule under Maj George W Ball to control local labor troubles. After dark no public meetings allowed and anyone on streets after 8 pm must state business to patrols. After 11 pm offenders will be escorted home and named. three people together counted as a crowd.
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Muscatine
George W. Ball
Sibley
Woods Found Guilty of First Degree Manslaughter
Hettinger North Dakota April 24 The state versus Denver Woods ended with a jury verdict at 2 30 Saturday afternoon finding Woods guilty of manslaughter in the first degree and recommending thirteen years imprisonment in the state pen.
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Hettinger
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Denver Woods
Bids Sought for 1500 Yards of Grade Work in Missouri Ridge Township
Bids will be received for 1500 yards of grade work in Missouri Ridge Township with a May 7, 1911, deadline. The board may reject any or all bids. Plans are on file in the clerk's office, N. L. Short, Williston, North Dakota.
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Missouri Ridge
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Victoria Freeman
R. E. Dillree
Raber
E. Brown
Mr. Handley
E. E. Allen
Mrs. Dillree
W. F. Green
Missouri
Carrold S. Brooks
John Silker
Albert MacIntosh
Northwood
John Teschlar
Bride
Florida
New York State
Mormon
Mormon School House
Lemnert
Durrant Cottrell
A. E. Henry
Zahl
L. A. Anderson
Sweden
Roy Brownson
Zenk
Rose Hill School
P Resent
Lena Siversen
Wheelock
Wm. Lundstrom
A. Molines
Ike Webb
H. Carlson
F. P. Bergman & Co
C. D. Milloy
Stove
Rawson Hdw. Co
Little Miller Girls
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Wm. Marsh
Abrams Miller's
Upton Noggle
Trenton
Harry Brown
Ben Erickson
Bull Butte
Zimmata
Woods
E Williston
Hudson Automobile
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