Rural Williams County Buford News Letter Highlights Local Activity
Busines s transacted in town Friday. Visitors include Little Miss Marl Miller and Nettie Le Roy with townsfolk, and many residents attending church, social events, and offsite trips. Officials report a rain Thursday night, a school district election in Marley, and various visits, repairs, and community gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Rogers
Williston
P. F. Elmore
Hutchinson
Tia Shirley
James Beisel
Frank Rogers
Miss Kline
Lakeview Farm
G. L. Welsh
O. J. Morken
John Akers
Ira Shirley
Harold Carey
Elmer ‘Gressley
Ryan Home
G. W. Ritter
Woodrow
William
John Penson
Grover Johnston
Alexander
St. Elmo Hotel
Milton Holloway
Marley
H. W. Holloway
Congregational Church Aid Plans Future Meeting
The church committee arranged a religious lunch with Rev. Stranahen Rev. Goodwin and many stewards plus Misses Renaler Myrtle Crow Jane Hewitt Marjorie and Dorothy Ryan assisting the hostess. The next Aid meeting is set for two weeks hence at the St Elmo Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Miller
Edenvaley
Joseph Evans
Ansel
Harold Carey
Elmer Gressley
Dorothy Ryan
Congregational Church
Marjorie
Schaff
Williston
Osbun
Wildrose
C. M. Smithwick
Messrs. Stranahan and Goodwin
Miss Osman
Aid
St. Elmo Club
Eden Valley Threshing Dominates Local Activity
In Eden Valley the threshing season is in full swing at Myers place. Roy Marsh and family are noted as new owners of Abram Miller’s farms with Miller unsure of future location. Sunday visitations include Ben Frank to Rigdon McCoy, Earl Smith and family with Eli Delorme to Hans Predericks, and Gladys Burns returning for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Valley
Myers
Roy Marsh
Will Marsh
Ben Frank
Rigdon McCoy
Abram Miller
Mabel
O. A. Myers
Miller
Earl Smith
Eli Delorme
Hans Predericks
Q. A. Myers
Gladys Burns
Jessie Brown
I. M. Kauffman
Gladys Eyes
Arena Frank
Earl Miles
Roy Burns
Lone Tree Heights Frost Touches Area Homes
A light frost touched Lone Tree Heights on Saturday. Local residents report recent purchases and visits, including Joe Welch buying a Buick, Geo Scrimger and George Scrimger buying a Ford, and several residents hosting or visiting homes. Farmers plan to attend the Williston Fair, while the Marmon ladies aid served ice cream to a good crowd Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree Heights
Joe Welch
T. John
Andrew Hoff
Bestrom
Miss Kirby
Timfimen
Geo. Strimger
Edith Marpel
Louis Bestrom
Laura
Andrew Hansen
F. Johnson
Williston
Geo. Scrimger
T. W. Jacobs
Viola
Ray
Ladies Aid of
Marmon
Ladd on Trail of Suspicious Eggs
E F Ladd warns North Dakota egg dealers to candle eggs and avoid shipping decayed or unfit stock. Federal authorities act under interstate commerce laws to seize and prosecute violators. Farmers and merchants urged to store eggs promptly and post notices to prevent food law violations. Buy Silver Sheaf Flour for better bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Ladd Candle
North Dakota
Cal
Blending blessing and peril in modern civilization
A Lutheran-era letter laments the dual use of modern inventions. It contrasts advances in communication health and transport with how war and destruction pervert these gifts. The author cites biblical verses to urge trust in God over human achievements and signs off with Lars C. Hilde’s sincerity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
God
Jacob
Lars C. Hilde
Made Happy Baker’s Business Seeks Office Buyers
The bakery reports placing ten requests for office positions over the past week. Named individuals Luella Mellum John Ellatt Sande Frances Solers and A are highlighted as recently assisted. Catalogs list options A B C Grand N and a gas tractor and auto course. November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Luella Mellum
John Ellatt
Sande
Frances Solers
Grand N
Woodmen Will Pay All Claims of Militiamen
Officials of the MadMn Woodmen of America vote to honor militiamen serving at the border with full claims coverage under their policy. The Woodmen insist contracts do not bind them, but their liberal policy ensures payment of valid service claims when members meet death or disability in the line of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madmn Woodmen of
America
National Guard
Waa
At Gon Jtracts
Ants in the House Pest Control Tip from Agricultural College
Professor Waldron of the Agricultural College suggests a method to trap ants by soaking a sponge in sweetened water and letting ants crawl in, then placing the sponge in boiling water to kill them. Another tip is to grease a plate with lard so ants walk onto it and get stuck, then dip the plate in hot water to kill them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron WY
Agricultural College
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