Garden Valley Social Notes and Local Farm Activities
Mrs. Byron Hall visited relatives in Garden Valley last Sunday. Mrs. Alger of Springbrook is the guest of her niece Mrs. John Hamilton. Miss Reibsman is vacationing with her sister Mrs. Hart. The Garden Valley literary meets Saturday Aug. 6 at 9 p m. Farmers in the area are busy haying and harvesting. Mr and Mrs Howard Lampman, Mrs Everett and Miss Everett are staying a few days on the Lampman ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Hall
Garden Valley
Mrs. Alger of
Springbrook
John Hamilton
Mrs. Howard Lampman
Mrs. Everett
Miss Everett
Lampman Ranch
Eastfork Township Harvest Brings Mixed News Of Farms And School Shifts
Harvest is in full blast with small shocks. John F. Cook visited Spring Brook to obtain books for Stoney Creek school district No. 3. Arnt bought a new Dairy Queen cream separator. Emil Pusch moved onto Henry Page farm. Will smiles as he avoids batch work. Julius Wilson worked his claim and pulled mustard from Bax field. Uggen will teach Frost school and Mrs. W. H. Price Wild Rose next term. Holtz hosted a dinner for friends and relatives. Eastfork and Muddy teams played baseball 21 to 13 Eastforks. Mrs. Frank Conrad is sick. Frank Conrad and C. Arnt did county-seat business. Roy and Steve Field stay north of here. A hail storm July 30 damaged crops. Carl Bye and Luther Masters lost their crops. Falkanger & Hamre advertise Bissell carpet sweepers on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Field
Steve
Here
Carl Bye
Luther Masters
Banks Albert Vettleson Sprains Foot in Friday Incident
Albert Vettleson sprained his foot Friday. A steamboat between Williston and Nelson began running Thursday. Mrs. Kittleson visits her son Henry. Deputy Sheriff Hans Haven sold his relinquishment to J Wold for 1000 dollars. Heavy rain fell this afternoon. K Henry Pederson's southern state brother visits. T E Carlson and William Larson made a business trip here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Haven of
Minor
J. Wold
T. E. Carlson
William Larson
Former Michigan City police chief dies after stroke
Fatal stroke ends life of Wn. Smith living nine miles north of town. He was once chief of police of Michigan City, N. C., and moved here three months ago to the Ben Morgan place. Survived by his wife and one son. Funeral held at Catholic church last Wednesday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn. Smith
Williston Hospital
Michigan City
N. C
Ben Morgan Place
American Womans League Discusses Chapter House Site
At a Monday meeting the American Womans League talked over possible Chapter House sites and set a vote for August 15. Regular meetings will occur every other Monday. A play is planned but undecided, chaired by Mrs Grant Conley. Free food sample distribution was scheduled for November 10 with explanations given by interested members. Mrs C A Mansfield will preside until the president returns. The Graphic was cited as yielding better advertising results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Womans League
Grant Conley
C. A. Mansfield
Band to Play for Editors During Friday and Saturday Concerts
Williston's band, with about fifty pieces, will perform two regular concerts for editors from seven to nine on Friday and Saturday evenings. The statewide renowned ensemble is expected to provide first class music and may be called upon at other times over the two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Onstad
Valley City and Minot to Contest Five Game Baseball Series
Valley City and Minot meet in a five game championship series starting Wednesday Aug 3. Valley City leads the series 5 1 4 in ten previous meetings with the Minor Magicians. Magicians pitchers include Doc Spillane Rainbow Cadrew Cheeney McGill Brenner and McGarry. Valley City counters with Leahy Doyle and Thrall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Minot
Northwest
Magicians
Doc Spillane
North Dakota
Rainbow Cadrew
Cheeney McGill
Brenner
McGarry
Alexandria
Leahy, Doyle
Thrall
Williston
Local items highlight social visits and civic notes
Attorney Housman of McKenzie County visits the city. A novelty roundabout delights children. Mrs Reed of Towner visits sister Mrs H H LaDue. Judge Goss will be in town tomorrow on official business. Licenses issued July 30 to Henry Weber of Ray and Ollig Sorle of Mormon. Simon Westby of Rugby plans move to Williston to join Scandinavian American Trust Co. Miss Malinda Burgess vacationing with parents in Trenton. Miss Aslang Olson of Fargo visits her brother V Olson, a photographer. Field Deputy Phelps travels to count school census for districts 72 and 77. Alice Bryant and Marie Sandvick picnic at Ross. County records updated to 159 and ready for transfer if Williams is divided. Heisco Squires flies through Williston en route from Red Stone, MT to Towner. E H Weil of Miffo opens clothing store in former D I Nelson building. Miss Ethel Young of Williston Land Co on vacation visiting Enumclaw WA and Seattle, returning later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney Housman
McKenzie County
Norry
Haa
Reed
Towner
H. H. LaDue
Judge Goss
Simon Westby
Rugby
Williston
Scandinavian American Trust Company
Malinda Burgess
Trenton
Register of Deeds Office
Aslang Olson
Fargo
V. Olson
Miss Olson
Alice Bryant
Marie Sandvick
Ross
Williams
E. H. Weil
Miffot
D. I. Nelson Clothing Company
Weil
Ethel Young
Williston Land Company
Enumclaw
Wash
Seattle
Robbers Hit Minot Dentists Offices for Gold
An organized band visited Minot on Monday and stole gold from two dental offices. They cracked Yale locks and gained 200.10 in valuables. Wil Liston dentists and others warned to be ready for similar incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Yale
Williston
Dance at Cottrell s Ranch Near Cow Creek
Dance at Home stead ranch near Cow creek on Saturday night August 6th with good music. Everyone invited. D E Cottrell s ranch known to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottrell
Homestead Ranch
Cow Creek
D. E. Cottrell
Rawson Hardware Showcases China and Hunting Gear Displays
The Rawson Hardware Company presents two window displays this week. One features fine hand painted china and other wares. The second showcases hunting apparatus including a full line of hunting articles, a target, and a man figure to complete the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawson Hardware Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Oxfords
Florsheim
Crawford
Sadie’s
Pingree
White House
Cluett
Monarch
Greengard Bros
Miss Reibsman
Mrs. Hart
Garden Valley Literary
Eastfork Township
John F. Cook
Stoney Creek
Emil Pusch
Henry Page
Will
Julius Wilson
Misa Julia. Uggen
Frost
Chas. J. Holtz
Eastfork
Eastforks
Frank Conrad
C. Arnt
Bissells
Falkanger & Hamre Furniture
Main Street
Albert Vettleson
Nelson
Mrs. Kittleson
Son Henry Kittleson
K Henry Pederson
Editors
Hunt
Henery Weber
Ray
Ollig Sorle
Mormon
Phelps
Hisco Squires
Wiltliston
Red Stone
Montana
Franklyn
California
Indiana
Owens
Adelle Mounger
E. Leonhardy
Miss Bella
Mrs. Bayrell
Salt Lake City
Utah
C. M. Taylor
J. W. Jackson
Second Avenue
Eset
Fifth Street
Auys, Braatelien & Owens
Great Northern Railway
Stanley
Congregational Church
Rawson Hwd
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