Christmas Reflections And Local Notices In Rural Williams County
Rural Williams County notes cover visits among Mr and Mrs Haines and Alfreds, trio socializing at Will Heines, and Walter S Mitchell planning holidays with his daughter Alice. Mrs L C Williams travels with Miles to meet husband, Tom Heaton’s death is shared, Nellie Gillmore departs for Stanley and Powers Lake, while L C Williams loses a wagon end gate near Garden Valley. A Christmas program at G N school is praised, and editor’s column commends holiday spirit and world peace themes.
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Iffs
General von Hindenberg
A. C. Miller
Aultman Taylor Enine
L. C. Williams
Miles
City
Tom Heaton
St. Paul
Rock Island
Burlington
Iowa
Nellie Gillmore
Williston
Stanley
Powers Lake
Miss Gillmore
Barton
Rugby
Miss Gilmore
Tleman
Walter Mitshells
Mr. Williams
P. S
Garden Valley Schoolhouse
The
Graphic
Prince of Peace
Garden Valley Christmas event and coal mining note
Nels Sundell visited the woods southeast of Williston Monday. Coal mining dominates activity while sand farmers rush to secure winter supplies. A large number of Garden Water people attended the Christmas entertainment at the Missouri Ridge school house Saturday evening. The affair.
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Nels Sundell
Williston
Missouri Ridge
Gets-It Corn Cure Promises Quick Relief with Drops
An advertisement touts the GETS-IT corn cure as a painless, fast solution. Two drops with a glass roller shrink and remove corns, warts, calluses, and bunions. 25 cents a bottle, or sent by H Lawrence & Co. Chicago. Stores list Erick Rather and S J Creaser Williston.
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Willlra
H. Lawrence & Co
Chicazo
Williston
Erick Rather
S. J. Creaser
Community Notes From a Dakota Town
Entries show J F Newman adding to his barn, Dillree selling beef in small lots, Arno Grimm delivering mail, and locals like Patterson and Dillree visiting Dusell. Other items mention painting interiors, winter mine work, halted Ward Stine construction, and family travels. The paper praises Thecla for her piece on women’s suffrage and notes school closures the harsh winter.
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J. F. Newman
R. E. Dillree
Arno Grimm
Cottonwood Lake
Arthur Patterson
R. Dillree
Dusell
Albert Raber
Ted Dusell
J. Freeman
Frank Kelly
Ward Stine
Local social notes and visits across households
Wylie Thompson's baby on sick list. Larkin Club meets Mrs. E. S. Shaw. Mrs. Lida Trumbo hosts H. H. Club. Mrs. Floyd Trumbo plans Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown visit Ed Henry's. E. W. Jeffrey travels to St Paul with carload of ORS. Mrs. W. A. Palmer leaves for Zanesville Ohio for holiday visit. Ethyl Reibsamen trips to Titonia Iowa. Helen Jeffrey visits Grandma Jeffrey from Williston. Mr. and Mrs. Wagenman and Hart and Reibsamen visit Walter Amor's. Fannie Brokaw and mother go to Lenox Iowa for Mr. Brokaw’s illness. Reibsamen and pupils host program and Christmas tree at Pleasant View School. Mrs. B. F. Alexander and pupils plan tree and program at Palmer school. Mrs. Leide Brannon and sons Hugo and Erick arrive from Sweden for holidays at Barney Larson’s. Brannon and Larson sisters reunite after nine years.
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Lida Trumbo
H. H. Club
Floyd Trumbo
Ray Brown
Ed Henry's
E. W. Jeffrey
St. Paul
Wliss
Helen Jeffrey
Williston
Grandma Jeffrey
J. Wagenman
L. C. Hart
Miss Reibsamen
Walter
B. F. Alexander
Palmer School
Leide Brannon
Hugo
Erick
Sweden
Barney Larson
Brannon
Larson
Wheelock and Eden Valley News Roundup
Local notes from Wheelock and Eden Valley detail visits, departures, and Christmas plans. Names include Ole Larson Clai OBerg Adolph Steen Anna Schwartz Magloire Raymond Chas Linderbeck and families, with a Christmas tree program at the Norwegian Lutheran church on December 25. A Raymond farm carload of 75 Polland China hogs marks a first for the area. In Eden Valley, winter weather, visits with Will Edgar Ben Franks A. O. Myers and others are noted alongside Christmas greetings and household travel.
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Wheelock
Ole Larson
Clai Oberg
Lars Bakke
Ole Myking
Harlow
N. D
Helling
Chas. Linderbeck
D. D. Landry
Clear Lake
Iowa
Adolph Steen
Hawley
Minnesota
Anna Schwartz
Wm. Raymond
Magloire Raymond
St. Joseph
Norwegian Lutheran Church
China
Raymond
Williams County
A. K. Hellings
C. A. Siverson
R. J. Siverson
C. H. Swenson
Ole Houg
Ole Hylden
C. E. Dynn
John Dahl
Ralph Siverson
E. 0. Hougen
Carl Helling
Saturday Visit and Local Happenings in Strandahl
Saturday from Iowa visitors join locals as Mr D F Landis of Minot stays with O A Myers then with his daughter Mrs I M Kauffman. A Trenton box social yielded about fifty dollars. H A Sheppard and Minnie Chamberland wed on December 16 1914. congratulations extended. Hub Sheppard scouting Montana for a home. Hanson works for Mrs Ing Anderson. Wedding bells anticipated soon in the township. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs A Sweet on December 11. Peder Bollingmo visits Minot to see cousin. Club meeting December 12 well attended. next February 2. Hans Bollingmo carpenters for Helmer Olson. Ole Stovers children in Montana attend district school. Edd Johnson from Mullan Idaho visits brother I Nordaune. Julius Ramlo returns to homestead. Zed Campbell builds blacksmith shop to serve Fram Farmers Club at 25 cents under rivals.
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Iowa
Hub Sheppard
Montana
R. Edd Johnson
Mullan
Idaho
I. Nordaune
Julius Ramlo
Zed Campbell
Fram Farmers Club
Smiths
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Centerwall
G. N
Alberta Francis
Garden Valley
Marmon
E.C. Smith
W. C. Brooks
Eunice
Minneapolis
Island Park
Erling Mangers School
Thecla
Pherrin Township
Wylie Thompson
Larkin Club
E. S. Shaw
W. A. Palmer
Zanesville
Ohio
Ethyl Reibsamen
Titonia
Mente
Eden Valley
Jackson
Will Edgar
D. B. Kauffman
Ben Franks
Fred Sherand
A. O. Myers
O. A. Myers
Will Marshes
Rigdon McCoy
Willis
Miss Arena
B. Frank
Misses Mable
Cora Miller
Gladys Messler
Brother Raymond
Mr. Keltner
Andrew Thull
Gladys
Rhodes
Grafton
Marion
Roy Marsh
the. Hupmoble
Detroit
Auto Mart
North Dakota
R. C. Gilmer
Whole Wheat Milling Co
M. S. Williams
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