Rural Williams County Notes From Rose Hill And Summit Valley
Sunday gatherings and visits across Rose Hill and Summit Valley are reported with local residents like Mr. Chas West Miss Fern Lacey and Mrs. Watkins. Engagements include dinners, health updates, travel to Williston and Oregon, and community events with schools, harnessing new neighbors, and a Sunday school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
Chas
West
John Albrecht
Fern Lacey
Francis Smith
Dam Coulee
Squires
Wm. Albrecht
Edd Watkins
Clara Busch
Alma Albrecht
Carl Stenson
Watkins
Washington
Local notices from Marmon and Pherrin Valley crowds
Community notes record Sunday visits to Noah Short and Ed Phillips homes. Barn dance at Alex Carlson’s new barn. haying and scarce help mark a busy season. A baby girl born to the Kellys after seven years, with relatives traveling to Michigan for a Wolverine reunion and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pherrin Valley
Walt Amor
Noah Short
William Hanna
J. J. Hagan
Missouri Ridge Social and Move News Notes
The Busy Bee Club meets with Miss Mary Wagenman this week. Mrs A C Wagenman and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Neah art. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Grant Rutledge Wednesday afternoon August 19. Joe Gromatka moved into their new residence. Herbert Blankenship played ball at Glasgow last Sunday and plans to leave for New York City next Sunday. Farmers Club met with Mr and Mrs John Lindhoff last Thursday with a large crowd and a pleasant time. Hal l was present and offered suggestions. The club plans to meet with Br and Mrs Keihle August 27 to plan an exhibit for the Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Ridge
Grant Rutledge
Busy Bee Club
Mary Wagenman
A. C. Wagenman
Neahart
Ladies Aid
Joe Gromatka
Herbert Blankenship
Glasgow
New York City
Farmers Club
John Lindhoff
Hall
Mrs. Keihle
Harvest Scenes and Community Notes from South Side
Harvesting has begun in this section and a Sunday School convention will be held at Nameless on August 16 with day sessions and a basket lunch. Many residents and visitors are mentioned including Mrs Harriet Dithmer in Chicago, Mr A H Rubble in Montana, and families of Vader, Panger, Vance, Forgy, and Wilbur in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Rubble
Montana
Harriet Dithmer
Chicago
A. J. Panger
Sunda P. M
Stroud
Wilbur
D. W. Vader
Nameless Au
Sitendetbe
E. Colling
Wilbur Agricultural Club
G. Foi
Minneapolis
Wm. Vader
B. C
This County
Mr. Vader
Methodist Sunday School Picnic at Harding Grove
The Sunday School picnic last Friday was among the largest and most enjoyable yet. Teachers organized the lunch with a grand feast and delicious lemonade. The event featured the Pat Women’s Race in which the pastor claimed first honors, joking about being pursued by many women. Thanks were given to Mr. Harding and Mrs. J. W. Disney for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Harding Grove
Ges. Carpenter
FP. W. MacManus
Tna Halvorson
Harding
J. W. Disney
Primary Enrollment Day Urges First Grade Registration
City schools expect large first grade turnout on Friday August 21. Parents should enroll children at Central School Building at 1 30 PM. Open to children six years old by January 1 and those who attended last year but advance to first grade. Accompanying parents advised. unaccompanied children need age and parent contact cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaveny
Cove
Golden Rule Barn Reopens After Major Remodel
The Golden Rule Barn has undergone a complete overhaul and now reopened under Earl Uhlman who is well versed in the business. The barn is disinfected cleaned and placed in first class condition for public use and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Uhlman
Gets It for Corns and Warts Sunrise
The ad promotes GETS-IT as a universal corn cure based on a new principle. Two drops in two seconds relieve corns, calluses, warts or bunions without digging or hurting flesh. Sold by druggists 25 cents a bottle or by E Lawrence & Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getsit
Druccists
E. Lawrence 4 Co
Chicago
Maxwell Price Sensation Introduces 1915 Maxwell 25 at 695
Maxwell Motor Company announces the 1915 Maxwell 25 priced at 695 dollars. The new model features 17 improvements including a streamline body, adjustable front seat, and advanced ignition. President Walter E. Flanders says the car offers a thousand-dollar value and strong sales potential. The company plans to boost production to meet demand, expanding facilities in Detroit Dayton and Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Motor Company, Incorporated
Detroit
Mich
Maxwell Motor Company
Kingston
Clear Vision
Carrying Motor Company
Walter E. Flanders
Dayton
Newcastle
New~castle
Maxwell 25 Seeks New Heights In 1915 Model
The 1915 Maxwell 25 debuts with Say, Davis electric starter and special lights priced at 55 dollars. The car accelerates to 50 mph and shows notable hill climbing power. Its record win at Lick Observatory, beating the clock by five minutes, fuels industry buzz as Europe and other foreign markets receive the model with strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say, & Davis
Lick Observatory
Europe
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Williams County
Summit Valley
Wm. Petty
Williston
Minnesota
E. Frost
Oregon
H. ©. Blankenship
Sayre
Henry Poe
West Lawn
Eden Valley
Mr. Bontrager
Mr. Marsh
Hub Sheppard
Ray Stayers
Len Frank
Ben Erickson
Wingate
Ben
Albert Zimmerman
Abe Millers
Fred Sherlands
W. W. Keltners
Meseler
Mrs. Hathaway
Rhodes
Fred Sherland
Keltners
Fairview
Carrie Ott
Kratzer
Claude McCoy
Alice Clair
Arena Frank
Marshes
Ben Frank
Horace Spoerlein
Minot
Mary Spoerlen
Dan Snyder
Margaret Webb
Frank
Willie Ezell
Krisher
Ben Franks
Hens Frederickson
Eli Delorme
Sheppard
Jim Blocker
Doctor Scott
Ray
H. A. Shaw
Iast
C. Having
Swangons
Brooklyn Center
Kolstad
Wieliville
Julius Paulsrud
Rev
Thornell
Wisconsin
River View
Rande Hole
W. J. Adams
Yellowstone Park
Ne. A.T. Green
Tra Hanna
H. H. Club
Alex Carlson
Coulter
J. W. Brown
Ed Phillips
Lottie Sutherland
Lizzie Sherback
Ed Phillip
Frank Seviert
Auto Maizner
Carl Bellach
Ome
Johnson Coal Mines
F. Oie
Mabel Dusell
Emil
Gladya
Ada B. Smith
Frank Kelly
Jane
Kelly
Elly
Earle
Smith
Michigan
Frank Smith
Long Lake
Truax B. Hole
Earl Myers
B. Hole
Wilson
Henry Green
Amsberry
New York
New York Harbor
Sandy Hook
Atlantic
Halifax
Cedric
Yonkes Dood
Vida
Soras
Maxwell Price
BIG
Detroit Motor Concern
B. Lindstrom
Main St
Williston, N.dak
Scott
Scott's
Williams County State Bank
Daniel Bell & Co
Williston, N. D
W. N. Dickinson
Red Williston
Dak
Minot Hide & Fur Co
First Street
Williston Tailoring Co
Abe Hasner
Frew
Carlsons
Main Street
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