Rural Williams County Missouri Ridge Community Notes
Rural Williams County Missouri Ridge reports farmers cutting barley and oats, visits among neighbors, local meetings, farm work, social events, and weather. Mentions Mrs Courtis from Williston, Mr Henry Poe hauling coal, Ladies Aid gathering August 5, Farmers Club August 6, Windel Shaw injury, well drilling near Lindholm, Navy discharge of Herbert Blankenship, various travels to Williston and Poplar, grain festival attendance, and multiple domestic and farming activities across Wheelock and Spring Brook areas.
Summit Valley Farming Roundup and Visits
Mr. W. E. Crosse of Wheelock looked after farming interests in Summit Valley. Various residents, including A. B. Walker and H. H. Bartell, visited Williston. Families camped at the river area and reported a good week. A child’s eye injury occurred but was treated successfully. Farmers meeting at EB Walkers discussed topics, a gopher fund, and efforts to obtain telephone service. Chefs discussed cheese factory benefits. Haying and harvesting paused for a fine lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Valley
W. E. Crosse
Wheelock
Jarvey Brekke
Jarvey
A. B. Walker
A. G. Zepp
H. H. Bartell
Williston
H. F. Packard
Edwin Walker
Herry Walker
J. E. Frost
Gladys Steen
Chicago
the Tiver
G. Walkers
Mr. Hall
Marshall
Hall
Pherrin Valley Resident Purchases Auto In Frederick
PHERRIN VALLEY a Frederick has purchased an auto. Lost strayed or stolen, the Muddy alley Farmers Club, Mr. Larkin Hart owner of a baby buggy and auto. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Amor visited Sunday at Roy Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Carlon visited Burney Larson home Sunday. Miss Lottie Sutherland and Lesta arma seen Williston Saturday year. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Munson called at Ed Phillip home Sunday morn. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hanna visited Eacoreey near Twelve Mile Hill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Thompson visited Sunday evening at Wilson Smeltzer home. Say Bill what made you so long untieing your horse last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Everette Hanna visited over Saturday night and Sunday at Adolp Myrie home near Epping. Mr. Harry Meller of Stanley visited his parents E. H. Meller Saturday and Sunday leaving Sunday evening. Lottie Sutherland Bertha Bellach and Ray O'Deel and Harry Carlson wc. C. visited Sunday at the C. C. Hanna home. The Pherrin boys played ball Sunday and John Hanna his cripple arm hurt again and W. C. C. one of his fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pherrin Valley
Frederick
Farmers, Club
Larkin Hart
Walt Amor
Roy Brown
Alex Carlaon
Burney Larson
Lottie Sutherland
Lesta Arma
Williston
Satur- Ye
Wylie Thompson
Wilson Smeltzer
Bill
Everette Hanna
Adolp Myrie
Epping
Harry Meller
Stanley
E. H. Meller
Bertha Bellach
Ray O'Deel
Harry Carlson
W.c. C
C. C
Hanna
Pherrin
John Hanna
Ftis
Local Notes and Visits in Strandahl and Area
Mrs H C Blankenship suffers hay fever Fred Short and Frank Metsker visited Ray Browns last Sunday Mrs H M Clark and Misa Myrtle went to Williston J W Janes of Williston is haying here Church and School at Ceeeresena Mrs A C Wagenman and children visited Rep Aahwi Pelayo H C Blankenship brought oats and flax from his farm Mrs George Ford staying with daughter Mrs Will Clark is laid up John Lindholm owns a new well drill at 240 feet depth Machine moved to Grant Rudres to drill a well Mrs R Blankenship and son Herbert went to Bestils Montana where Herbert reenlisted in navy for four years to return Aug 15 Edd Helstad in Fargo on business Mr and Mrs Fougner visited son-in-law Sunday Jack Doble busy harvesting barley Farmers cut hay Hans Bothmymoe building halls onto school houses John Hay hauled lumber from Medicine Lake Peder Grodt family visited Stovers Montana Mrs Carl Nelson back from five months in Traill Co N Mr and Mrs Sin ets Es and fitted in say Charles Booke from Missouri stopped at Hans Soe ie two Gunder Grodt from Squires country near his brother’s place Wed Messer hauled a load of wheat to Williston Tue For a top to Howard factory Saturday after a load of oats Cari E Ramlo returned from the western country where carpenter work done The Scandle Percheron Co met in special session to decide winter quarters Baard Folstad busy painting barn and granary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Poe
Browns
Ladies Aid
HH. C. Blankenship
Smobersteg
George
Millard Wagen
Roy Lindiholm
Farmers Club
John Lindholm
Missouri Ridge
H. C. Blankenship
Fred Short
Frank Metsker
Ray Browns
M. Clark
Misa Myrtle
Williston
J. W. Janes
Wiiston
Ceeeresena
A. C. Wagenman
George Ford
Will Clark
Irs
Clark
Cell
Grant Ruedres
R. Blankenship
Herbert
Bestils
Monat
Lawrence
Rydian
New York
Hans Bothmymoe
John Hay
Medicine Lake
Mont
Peder Grodt
Stovers Place
Montana
Carl Nelson
Traill Co
Sile
Howard
Cari_ E
Ramlo
Ies
Scandle Percheron Co
Baard Folstad
Marmon Items
Anne Grimm has barley cut and shocked already. Mrs. E. C. Smith visited in Williston a few days last week. Rev. Johnson just had Dillree cut his splendid crop of wheat. J. Montgomery just returned from a trip in Montana. Mrs. Joe Haugh visited Mrs. W. C. Brooks one day last week. Mrs. Albert Raber is somewhat improved in health now. Tom Freeman had J. F. Newman remove ten feet from the height of his windmill last week. W. C. Brooks is up around Plentywood, Mont. drilling wells with Jack Martin. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hammon was christened by Rev. Johnson two weeks ago. D. P. Oie adds improvements on his farm in a new auto garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Smith
Williston
Rev. Johnson
Dillree
J. Montgomery
Montana
Joe Haugh
W. C. Brooks
Albert Raber
Tom Freeman
J. F. Newman
W. C. Broosk
Plentywood
Mont
Jack Martin
Will Hammon
Johnson
D. P. Oie
Local notes and society news from Riverview and Williston area
Mr and Mrs Frank Kelley plan to live on elder Kelleys homestead after returning from Illinois. Jule Bean and others visited. new baby for Mr and Mrs Jill Haines born weeks ago in Williston. Arthur Patterson recovers in Williston hospital after a serious accident with jaw injuries. Rural life, visits, travel, and local happenings across Riverview and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelley
Illinois
Mr. Kelley
Community Notes From Truax and Surroundings
The cherries are ripe. Mrs. Septon and children visit Mrs. C. Hoving’s. The former club met at C. J. Johnson’s Monday afternoon. Glen Smith of Senechal visited B. Holes Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Hoving and children had dinner with C. J. Johnson. Harvey Jorgenson attended Sunday School alone from his home.
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Truax
Local Family Notes and Health Update Amid Various Travels
Mrs. B Hole states theta not welling the River View items. Myers and two children from thef with her hepbast whe is employed by Barney Holes through haying arrest. Mrs. Harder with daughter Mrs. T Bradbury visit Eldon. C P Johnson and Adolph Zeem with Harry Johnson coachman journey to old homestead near Cusac Geesing for cherry picking Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Mort Adams learned Roy was badly hurt and in Fargo hospital but later convalescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hole
Myers
Barney Holes
C. P. Johnson
Adolph Zeem
Wheelock
Harry Johnson
Cusac Geesing
Mort Adams
Roy
Fargo
Additional Evidence Tightens Case Against Jerome in Horse Theft
The state attorney's office secures further evidence against Jerome accused of stealing a horse from J. C. Son. Prosecutors say the horse was sold to Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States Attorney's Office
Jerome
Cha
J. C. Son
Emulsion touted as health aid for nervous women
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a natural tonic to enrich the blood, strengthen nerves, and aid appetite for worried women. It notes a local claim that McLeod in Turtle Mountain pays for the product and mentions a horse theft suspect sought by Montana police. It also reports a public speech by Paul Sayre of Chicago on suffrage at Williston, urging attendance at the band stand corner for the Monday evening talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
McLeod
Turtle Mountain
Lan Monten
Paul Sayre
Chicago
Harvard
Aig
Williston
Sable
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Williams County
Rank M
Meer Poplar
Imoderateg
Ig Allene
Garden ‘Valley
Spring Coulee
Fast Fork
Rose Hill
H. C. Ketsel
Hell Done
Squires
J ‘Balleen
Wm. Albrechts
Joe Bauser
Mike ‘Youness
Karl Stenson
Eugene van ‘Tress
Ed Kentzel
Shorhood
G. J
E. N. Watkins
Tecoma
Wm. F. Albrecht
Watkins
John Wallestad
N. A. Nolan
Anna Schwartz
Poplar
A. C. Hooke
J. Groves
Ray Monday
Vmweks
Isa Larson
Foley
Mr. Settle
Raymond Home
Ray Harris
Son
Nas
Alexon, Hines, Helling
Brown
Pete Karp
Eden Valley
Carrie Ott
Noutragers
Allen Keltner
Ben Franks
Rhodes
Ceakiers
Dan Snyders
Rigdon McCoy
Fred Sherland
O. A. Meyers
Albert Zimmerman
Abe Millers
Alice Clair
Brend
Arena Harvest
Loren Jellison
Artes Zelpha Jones
Lula Sheppard
A. Meyers
Tred Sherland
Will Clair
Marsh
Brock
Garn
Super
Ben Frank
Arena
Zelpha Jones
Gosport
Ind
Sherland
D. A. Meyer
Spring Brook
Anton Steberg
Lim Levitte
Westphal House
Wm. Grube
Great Northern
Clifford Versol
Chester
Henry
Schoof
Pesevere
Victoris
Dreier
Frank Frederick
S Case Automobile
Wm. Tube
Ben Martins
Pasenault
Spring Brook Trading Co
Nels Flower
One Price
Christ Lee
W. M. Steen
O. R. Printey
E. C. Fisher
Missouri
Ilinois
Minnesota
Blanche Frost
North Dakota
Sai
D Carpenters
Jimber
Mr. Walker
Frank Munson
Ed Phillip
Will Hanna
Eacoreey
Twelve Mile Hill
Stady
Strandahl News
Edd Helstad
Mrs. Fougner
Jack Doble
Sin
Charles Booke
Hans Soe Ie
Gunder Grodt
Squires Country
Messer
Anne Grimm
R. E. Dillree
Jill Haines
Arthur Patterson
Mr. Paterson
Riverview
Jule C. Bean
Karp
W. V. Bingaman
Ole A. Olson
Clarence Willard
Jease Clear
Ray
A. C. Long
C. J. Gamble
Long Creek
C. J. Bean
Jule
C. J. Peal Sen
Charles B. Cieeamasich
Jeane
Ineas
Hale
Thor Hole
Messra Cha
Doi
Thomas Green
Theodore
M. G. Adams
H. A. Gemberling
I Epping
L. Gemberling
M. Karp
W. N. Adams
Ruth
Ernest Septon
Ey Hole
M. F. Holland
W. AJ. Adams
Yellow Stone Park
J. D. Blocker
Floyd
Rae
Morton Adams
Nan Ro
J. I. Case Company
Was Berlossly
Harvey Jorgenson
Williams County State Bank
Daniel Bell & Co
Williston, N. D
W. N. Dickinson
Minot Hide & Fur Co
Flrat Street
Minot, N. Dak
Williston Tailoring Co
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