Christmas Social News From Rose Valley
Miss Jean Huntington treated the school and left early to spend Christmas with her parents in Drayton North Carolina. Marion Simmons reports his wife visiting her mother in Missouri. Bar Thornton and sister dined with Miss Bessie Lipscomb of Eden Valley and joined Misses Lipscomb and Hattie Thornton to spend Christmas with Mrs W P Thornton. John and Upton Noggle live at Thorntons. Upton attends school. Grover Rhodes Ralph and Harry Clair of Eden Valley dined at Thorntons. Mrs I N Mitchell visits daughter Mrs May Majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Huntington
Drayton
N. C
Marion Simmons
Missouri
Thornton
Onella
Bessie Lipscomb
Eden Valley
Hattie Thornton
W. P.thornton
John
Upton Noggle
Thornton's
Upton
Grover Rhodes
Ralph
Harry Clair
Thornon’s
I. N. Mitchell
May Majors
New Year Cheer and Local Happenings in Nelson
The community extends holiday wishes to Graphic readers. Theodore Thompson visiting from Canada, G H McKay planning spring stock purchases in Grand Forks, and G E Littlefield with family spending Xmas at McKay's. A large Xmas dance at Dick Landers. Littlefield visits Beaver Creek with family. Frank Boots shifts his blacksmith shop to Nelson. Will Landers’ sleigh breaks down while hauling grain to Ray.
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Graphic
Theodore Thompson
Canada
Ray
G. H. McKay
Grand Forks
G. E. Littlefield
Dick Lander
Beaver Creek
Frank Boots
Hoffland
Nelson
Will Landers
Christmas Eve Entertainment at Twin Lake School House
Marion notes a well attended Christmas tree event at the Twin Lake school house with children receiving gifts from Santa Claus. Various locals enjoyed holidays with families. Marmon hall to host its first dance on New Year’s Eve inviting all with cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Lake
Santa Claus
Pauline Loken
Marmon
Floy Brownson
Minnneapolis
E. A. Allen
Severt Njos
Cora Langford
Roy Dillree
Albert MacIntosh
Roy McIntosh
Geo. Wright
Theo. Dusell
Post Office
Ada
Earl C. Smith
F. Anderson
G. Loken
Marmon’s Hall
Garden Valley Tales From Christmas Week
Miss Florence McWilliams visits friends in the neighborhood. Darly Francis arrives from Devils Lake for a vacation with her parents. Residents attend Mr Stedham's party and Mr and Mrs John Hamilton spend Christmas with Mrs Hall. Orin Hamilton and Leonard Rieder host relatives. Henry Helgeson's visit includes a chilly dip after stepping on thin ice. The Christmas tree is well attended with many presents. Next literary is Friday January 7 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence McWilliams
Darly Francis
Devils Lake
Garden Valley
Henry Helgeson
Cow Creek
Eden Valley Social Visits Across Families
Mr. and Mrs. I M Kauffman spent Sunday at the James Shepard home while Mr. and Mrs. Ben Franks entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Beebler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.M. Kauffman
James Shepard
Ben Franks
John Beebler
Christmas Dinner Guests and Local Visits
The passage notes a series of local social updates. Dinners and visits include Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Krateer at G. A. Copler, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Keltner and Ison Allen traveling east, John Hostetler with Ella Ada and Wm. Edgar visiting Williston, D. F. Landis returning home, Carl Marah visiting Ray Kratzer, and Miller's baby on the sick list earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
D. F. Landis
Carl Marah
Ray Kratzer
W. W. Keltner
Ison Allen
East
John Hostetler
Ella
Ada
Wm. Edgar
Williston
Miller
C. R. Krateer
G. A. Coopler
Painted Wood Holiday Notes and Visits
Santa Claus visited and made everyone happy as tales of Christmas greetings fill this local page. Several residents shared Christmas gatherings with relatives including Miss Mary Helland and Louise Helland, Miss Jennie Brown visiting Slind family, Burt Lee with his wife at Robert Emmons home, John Guyot with the Fletcher brothers, Mollie Ramey and Willie Ramey at Sand Creek, and Sophia Petersen with the Nelson family. A schoolhouse Christmas program and tree were praised, and a New Year’s dance is planned with cake or sandwiches requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
James Ramey
Mary
Louise Helland
Jennie Brown
Slind
Burt Lee
Robert Emmons
John Guyot
Fletcher Brothers
Mollie
Willie Ramey
Sand Creek
Sophia Petersen
Nelson
Vernie McMurrin
C. J. Cook
Miss Smith and
Rusk
Santa Claus
North Dakota Grain Commission notes offered terminal plan
North Dakota grain growers and shippers are being urged to evaluate a Minneapolis proposed terminal cooperative. The offer includes storage of 100 000 to 126 000 bushels, 3 cents per bushel annual storage, 90 percent advances, 4.4 percent interest, and fireproof bins. Brown of the ND State Grain Commission says the plan supports immediate state needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Grain Commission
North Dakota Grain Commissioners
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Brown
Strayed Horses Seek Owner in Williston North Dakota
A notice lists five strayed horses including a gray mare branded 7L on left shoulder and a sorrel gelding with lazy 5 on left hip both with hockamonty. Others are light bay gelding branded H on left hip, iron gray gelding branded EN on right shoulder, and a gray gelding branded B on right shoulder. Reward $25 and costs. Charley Ziem, Williston ND Box 196.
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Hockamonty
Charley Ziem
Williston
N. D
Money to Loan On First Second And Third Mortgages
Loan offers for first second and third mortgages with quick approval and good treatment guaranteed. The ad is placed under Champing and OMalley near the new post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champing & O’malley
Fire Destroys University of Minnesota Building
Defective electric wiring blamed for a blaze that nearly leveled Millard hall, the medical building at the University of Minnesota, housing the dental and medical departments. Loss estimated around 75000 dollars, with vast library and equipment destroyed or damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Dental
C. F. Dight
Millard Hall
Medical
School of Dentistry
E. D. Brown
A. L. Moore
Swindier Refused Bail in Major Conspiracy Case
New York December 26 Charles Adams alias Red and accomplices faced a U S commissioner for leading a swindling clique that netted about 250000 over years. Adams appeared penniless but offered 12500 cash bail to avoid Tombs confinement. Federal officials rejected the bid noting a 30000 bail forfeiture from a 1900 Texas gold brick arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Adams
Red
United States
Adams
Texas
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U.O. M
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Okla
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Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Mealester
Chicago
Supreme Court
Harry Denman, Jr
Prague
Dec
Vienna
Uhersko
Chotzen
Bohemia
Rawson Hwd. Co
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