Rural Williams County News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Many residents share Sunday calls and gatherings across S. M. Clark H. C. Blankenships and Keihl households. Farmers club plans meet August 10 at Mr. and Mrs. How with reports of trips to church and schoolhouse, plus visitors at Wicks and Poe homes. Offshore notes include Agnes Ashwill leaving for India and a Montana land trip by Marble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Ridge
Joe Honek
S. M. Clark
Virgil
Bart
Albert Blankenship
Leonard Poe
Berdie Clark
H. C. Blankenships
Farmers Club
E. A. How
N. L. Short
Keihl
Ruby Keihl
Martha ‘Stoffer
H. J. Poe
Ruth Lindholm
Bernice Rutledge
G. W. Ford
Joe Gromatka
Howard Bros
Howard Lampman's
8. M. Clark
B. C. Keihl’s
Stoffer
Martha
B. C. Keihl
Missouri
Oscar Booke
Frank
Julia Honek
Pearl
Myrtle Clark
Oscar Book
Leonard
Maude Poe
Harold Fords
Archie Addyman
R. T. Wick
R. T. Wicks
Myrtle
Archie
Frank Honeke
Ford
S. Clark
Clark
Agnes Ashwill
Solorita University
Carl
Roy
Washington
India
Atlantic
Pacific
Lone Tree Heights Barn Construction and Haying Start
Mr. Weber is building a barn. Had a splendid rain here Saturday. Haying has started in this section. A party of neighbors motored to Apam Saturday.
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Lone Tree Heights
Weber
Reibsamen's Daughter Visits Then Returns Home
Mrs Larkin and Mrs Thomas of Omaha and Mrs Moeller of Chicago, guests at James O Banion's parental farm, left Friday with their mother Mrs O Banion. Hiram Palmer, injured by a Holstein bull at Wallover Farm, expects to return to his father's farm from Williston hospital next week. Mrs L C Hart hosted the H H Club in honor of her mother Mrs Chas Reibsamen. they quilted a quilt Reibsamen made for her daughter sixteen years ago and wore tissue paper hats at luncheon. Mr and Mrs R W Young welcome a baby girl born July 31, 10 pounds. mother and baby fine, father travels North Dakota in a new Erie auto with his daughter. Life is lively on a North Dakota arm.
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Reibsamen
Larkin
Thomas
Omaha
Neb
Moeller
Chicago
James O'Banion
O'Banion
Hiram Palmer
Wallrover
Williston Hospital
North Dakota
Erie
South Side Notes From Williston County Area
South Side Eugene Hill is ill. A light rain fell Saturday. Al Parrish and Collings hosted Thursday afternoon visitors. Frank Wilson and Gusta Kid tleson visited Hill Ranch Sunday. Frank Armitage and wife joined Collings for Sunday. Martin Linding and baby stayed with Vance Saturday night. Ed Copeland and wife plan a new house at the Point on land they filed. Hay harvest earlier, alfalfa second crop ready. Chas Howell carries Early Ohio potatoes. Jas McCutcheon and family left Saturday for Scobey and Havre Mont. Saml Vizinia D W Vader A J Panger and Martin Linding visited Williston Saturday. Jno Fagan and wife from Scobey hosted last week at White House. Fagan family back from eastern trip. Frank Wilson found a kitten bob cat along the west flats. fed milk and plans to place it in Williston Park.
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Eugene Hill
South Side
al Parrish
Collings Home
Frank Wilson
Gusta Kidtleson
Hill Ranch
Frank Armitage
Martin Linding
Baby
Vance Home
Ed Copeland
Chas. Howell
Ohio
Jas McCutcheon
Maxwell
Scobey
Havre
Mont
Saml. Vizinia
D. W. Vader
A. J. Panger
Williston
Jno. Fagan
White House
Fagan
West Flats
Mr. Wilson E
I W W agitators move through North Dakota towns
The I W W movement spreads into Jamestown Ellendale and McClusky with arrests orders and farm labor pressure. Authorities report mobs marching through Ellendale and Newdale as sheriffs warn agitators to depart. farmers wary of demands for six dollars a day while some laborers accept lower wages.
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McClusky
N. D
I W W Crowd Said to Flock to Jamestown Destination
A fragment notes that a crowd of I W W members is heading toward Jamestown as a destination, with many in the city but no trouble yet. Washington reports Senator Johnson of South Dakota asking Secretary Baker to send back militia to Redfield, while Mitchell’s mayor sought aid.
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Jamestown
Washington
Johnson
South Dakota
Baker
Mitchells
Redfield
Mitchell
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