Valley City Normal Forms Advisory Board and Club News
The Valley City Normal notes an advisory board formed with President McFarland Professor RandelsProfessor B which plans to hire a local secretary for two months next school year. The April May and June bulletins outline summer school a new student handbook and field study clubs.
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McFarlane
Johnson
Miss Deem
Hayward
E. J. Taylor
Bismarck
North Dakota
Brownson
BH. B. C. Society
Atheneum Society
Cltonian
Ecectic Societies
Miss Amidon
Nesson Notes and Local Happenings Reported
Mrs Albert Christianson is in quite a nick. Boler and George Laughland of Williston visited Nesson last week. Sheriff Olson and the state's attorney were in Nesson Sunday. The Nesson ferry is ready for business and roads on both sides are good. Otto Helle bought a new disk seeder from G H McKay. John Thompson A A Jacobson and Otto Helle were in Williston on land business. A baseball nine was organized here last Sunday and will play county teams. Our school teacher won a Ray visitor last Saturday. E O Westcott transacted business in Ray Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Christianson
Nick
Mr. Boler
George Laughland
Williston
Nesson
Sheriff Olson
Otto Helle
G. H. McKay
John Thompson
A. A. Jacobson
E. O. Westcott
Painted Woods Social Notes and Local Updates
Painted Woods Misa Baynes attended the band dance in Willisdon Friday. M Bartholomew and Mrs. L Smith had supper with Mrs. Vern McMurrin Friday. Miss Jennie Brown and mother plan to attend the Yukon exposition soon. James Helland is not improving rapidly. Miss Ramey spent Sunday with her parents. Several ball players were seen on the Squires diamond Sunday. Sidney Fletcher called at the Lewin home Sunday evening. We are at a loss to know the wind Monday. Danish services were held in the school house Sunday. Baseball enthusiasts are asked to meet at Wild Rose school house Sunday at 2:30 PM May 2. The May party postponed will be held one week later.
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Misa Baynes
Willisdon
M. Bartholomew
L. Smith
Vern McMurrin
Jennie Brown
Dedt
James Helland
Ramey
Squires Diamond
Sidney Fletcher
Lewin
Wild Rose
Pleasant Hill Daily Life Notes From Epping Area
Pleasant Hill residents and families share visits and chores around Epping and Spring Brook. Activities include weddings and farm business, a local sale led by Charles Erickson, and travel to Williston for work. Several residents miss school due to illness while May flowers appear early in spring.
Being a Boy It Is a Fine Thing to Be a Boy
A Denver Times quote extols boyhood as a fine stage with boys receiving more out of life than girls, noting boys are fussed at but still enjoy the experience.
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Denver Times
Community Notes From Marmon Area
Farmers finish sowing grain around Marmon as residents share visits and plans. Mrs. Tom Nichols and her mother Mrs. Longworth called at the Marmon store on Thursday. Mrs. Gudor Loken visited Williston to see daughter Pauline. Earl Smith made a business trip to Williston. Miss O M Loken visited Mrs. Dillree. Miss Alma Rye visited her aunt Mrs. O Johnson. Mr. J O Johnson plans a spring trip to Washington. Miss F A Brownson visited W C Brooks.
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Tom Nichols
Longworth
Marmon
Gudor Loken
Williston
Pauline
Earl Smith
O. M. Loken
Dillree
Alma Rye
Mrs. O. Johnson
J. O. Johnson
Washington
F. A. Brownson
W. C. Brooks
Local Socials and Sunday School Notices
Sand Creek residents visited neighbors last week. Painted Woods visitors Don and Guy Shanks were noted Sunday school scholars. Norris hosted friends with Billy Lowery’s phonograph and refreshments. Sunday school teachers were chosen: Carrie Young, Cook, Jesse Brown. Barn raising occurred Sunday.
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Carrie Young
Mr. Cook
Jesse Brown
Charles
Young
le Roy Norris
Cook
Orville Runyan
Anna Mengel
Head
Chester Ashwell
Fred Cook
Squires and Neighbors Report Accidents and Quarantine
Selma Urevig suffers a broken arm after a buggy accident when a frightened horse trod on her arm. Ed Larson breaks a shoulder when his horse threw him into a badger hole. A prairie fire sweeps Painted Wood district. Many locals recover from pneumonia and report final proofs on claims. Curta ins of Rascal Pat await quarantine removal with dates to come.
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Rose Hauglum
Amanda Wolst
Berg
Urevig
Selma Urevig
Oscar Lee
Selma
Ed Larson
Badger Hole
Turning Stock to Pasture Timely for Better Growth
Agricultural guidance urges waiting for adequate grass growth before turning stock to pasture to avoid harming pasture and stock. Do not rely on calendars. assess grass advancement and ensure sufficient grazing before shifting mares and foals from hay to pasture.
Mare and horse feed tips mix milk and bran plan
The article discusses diluting cow milk to imitate mare's milk for colts, feeding bran mashes weekly for working horses to aid digestion, and notes on a hunting scene with animals and gear, plus miscellaneous folklore and weather proverbs.
Our Wives and Napoleon in Love and Faithfulness
In the Atchison Globe an opinion note compares marriages and loyalty. It asserts that a woman's love for her husband remains, regardless of his character, and cites Napoleon as an example of a great man with unfaithful wives.
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Atchison
Napoleon
Kan
Globe
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Valley City Normal
Ocean
Atlantic
Pleasant Hill
Ben Brekke
Epping
Aksel Nystrom
J. Dahl Honday
P. J. Crandell
Jim
John Storseth
Crist Anderson
Crist A. Lee
Lee Louis C. Dahl
Arthur Johnson's
Spring Brook
Chas. Erickson
Rosenquist
Bignora Dahl
Amy Dexter
John Lee
Andrew J. Lee
Arthur Johnson
L. C. Dahl
Sand Creek
Painted Wood District
Paul Rockstad
C. P. Henrikson
Squires
William Squires
Mra. Blake
James
William Patten
Buford
Agricultural College
Afric
May
Mala
Mercury
Rome
Porta Capena
Wall Street
New Jersey
Dsaville
Brother Swank
Bradder Tarr
Puck
Williston Hospital
James A. Carney
Mgr. Williston, N. D
DR. Kind
Ares
Shamburg
G. Codell
Kas
The
Brownell Drug Co
Harrison
Town & Country
House of Reliable Hardware
Stenehjem & Husebye
Ano
Sorial
Oscar H. Will & CO
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Willibton, M.D
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