Local News From Garden Valley Williams County
Rural Williams CountyGarden Valley news reports social visits from Hollar and Gromatka families in Williston, ranching notes on Nasner and Lundell, and community events. Teachers Ferne Macy and Alberta Francis host ski lessons at Ekeberg Home. Lampman hosts a large social with games and a Monch. Farmers clubs meet at Missouri Ridge and Spring Coulee with plans for spring work and coal mine shifts ending soon. Obituary mentions a local death from cancer of the lungs. multiple family visits and local business notes complete the week’s items.
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Garden Valley
Hollar
Ekeberg
Ome
Gromatka
Williston
Otto Nasner
Jal
Frank Bergland
John Honek
Frank Honek
Willie Ritder
Lee Hamilton
Willis‘ton
Hamilton
Martha Honek
Acoal
Beable
Milas Francis
Wm. Hamilton
Olaf Olsen
Edgar McKnight
Insiana
Ferne Lacy
Rose Hill
Alberta Francis
Miss Macy
Michael Dolinsky
George
Walter al- Wright
Bert Smith
Chris Mingson
Nels Lundell
Farmers Clubs
Missouri Ridge
Spring Coulee
Cihnsedayy
Eden Valley Social Roundup at Mr Marshs and Neighbor Homes
Sunday visits and callers fill Eden Valley and Spring Coulfe as neighbors like Miss Alice Helen Mr Frank Geltz and many others are noted at homes and gatherings. Snow drifts hinder sleighing while Walter Mitchell buys eight cows at a Leon Hardy Hoffer sale and stocks for winter.
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Eden Valley
Alice Helen
Frank Geltz
Marshs
Walter Mitchell
Miles Williams
Mrs. Haines
Walter
Strandardl News Local Social and Church Visits
Mr Simon Fougner was sick this week while the West Bonetrails Ski club met at Ole Fougner s place. Carl Ramlo and Peder Bollingmoe visited Carl Eggen last Sunday. Rev and Mrs Lorentger stayed with Albert Strand from Tuesday to Thursday. Peder Jacobsen, once ill, shows improvement. Ole Stover returned from Plentywood Montana on business. Mr and Mrs John Borstad H P Johnson and families visited Fougner Sunday. Andrew Olson and family and Mr Mrs Stroud visited Sam Arnson Sunday the 81st. Rev C Vang from Minneapolis Lutheran Free Church home mission inspected the local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Overland
Eri Dusell
Gudor Loken
R. E. Dillree
Frank Kelly
Jack Moorhead
Williston
Martin Olson
Alfred Bye
Edna Raber
Arno F. Grimm
la Grippe
Simon Fougner
West Bonetrails
Ole Fougner
Peder Jacobsen
Ole Stover
Plentywood
Montana
John Borstad
H.P. Johnson
Fougner
Andrew Olson
Snowy North Paints Wood and Local Notices
Snow falls lightly as Gunder Johnson hauls lumber for a house. The Friendly Circle gathers February 14 at Fred Petersong. The Singing club met Friday and at church last Sunday. Mr Hakinson visited Oskar Mortenson Feb 5 to 7. Gunder Johnson lost a horse last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Nels J Peterson of Wilbur McKenzie county visited John Slind and Henry Hanson February 6 to 8.
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Gunder Johnson
Fred Petersong
Singing Club
Slind
Mr. Hakinson
Oskar Mortenson
Bth
Nels J. Peterson
Wilbur
McKenzie County
John Slind
Henry Hanson
Local Social Notes and Anecdotes From Kaetzel Area
Friday to Sunday visits and casual calls among Kaetzel and Hintz families. Mentions of hay hauling, a butchered hog, sleigh riding, and humorous quips about high prices and frosted noses. Local chatter reflects small town life and neighbors sharing updates.
Wilbur Birthday Party and Farm Club Gatherings
Mr T Davice celebrated a birthday Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Paulson hosted guests at their Williston home Sunday. Mrs A Bjorlo and Mrs Vesina joined the Farmers club at Samstead's. Frank Rosulding plans a visit in Jeavine for a relaim. May Cook suffered a cold while Mrs Raveling attended a dance. Henry Kelter installed windows and fixed shoes. About 45 guests attended at Mr Paulsons South Side home. Wilbur Farmers club met at Martin Samatead's with 23 attending. They set March meetings at the Cogswell home on the hill and will meet there the first Sunday monthly for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Dillree
Alec Peterson
Williston
Edna Raber
Messres Grimm
Anderson
Flatley
Overland
Small
Miller
Joyce
Jim Wilder
E. C. Smith
S. P. Oie
Ryan
Mrs. Oie
Wilbur
May Cook
Tiot
Mrs. Pauleton
Mr. Paulsons
Otto Neilson
Mr. Nielson
Wilbur Farmers Club
Martin Samatead
Local Social Roundup Includes Dances And Visits
Notices from town recount Ole Myking ill with pleurisy and John Siverson returning from Minneapolis. Harvey Nelson attended a dance in Ray while L. L. Hilde welcomed a new hog. D. D. Landry hauled hogs to South St. Paul Market. Viola Gordon visited Williston with the Foleys. A Whee-Jock hall dance on February 12 invites all. Chas Woodfill and others visited Epping. Fritz Lundquist will work at Barney Morkel’s. A basket social at Expekius Center on February 19 hosts Eve welcome. Folks traveled to Brooklyn for a lecture, and Anna Songer and Olaf Winger wed Friday. The infant of Mrs. P. H. Lynch remains frail but improving. A sleigh ride gathered townsfolk at Ole Hilde’s with music and late refreshments.
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Ole Myking
John Siverson
Minneapolis
Harvey Nelson
Ray
L. L. Hilde
D. D. Landry
South St. Pauli
Viola Gordon
Williston
H. E. Foley
Fritz Lundquist
Barney Morkel
Expekius Center
Ole Hylden
Gunt Lindgren
Brooklyn
Real Financeering Fades Into Wardrobe of War Reminiscence
Sloane Gordon, famed war correspondent now bound for Russia for the National News Bureau, recalls an old Cincinnati stint when he earned only a hundred a month. A wealthy old friend notes fortunes, but Gordon counters that he was the true financeer in his lean days, highlighting life’s varied pleasures and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kohler
Williston
Ir. Kohler
Sloane Gordon
Russia
National News Bureau
Chicago
Gordon
Cincinnati
Child Labor in North Dakota Highlighted by Dr Gillette
Dr J Gilette of the University of North Dakota Sociology Department chairs the state Child Labor Committee and critiques existing laws. He notes 1910 data showing nearly 2 million children 10 to 15 at work, mostly under 14, with illiteracy and crime linked to youth labor. Calls for a federal and state push, a labor commissioner, and inspectors to enforce a stricter limit of eight hours per day and eight hours per week, and to remove enforcement from only school and peace officers.
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Gillette
North Dakota
J. Giletta
Department of Sociology
Eaalversity of
North Dalin
United States
Gilette
Fon National Child Labor
England
Congress
Ander
Mississippi
Alabama
Vinonia
Iowa
Evetahoo
North Dakoffective
North Dakotas
Advertised Letters at Williston for Week Ending Feb 6 915
Unclaimed letters advertised at Williston North Carolina for the week ending February 6 915 include Fender Raymond Hergen P 4 Ingram Newton Lacy Lillian Mannin Mrs Agness Morrison Frank Olson Oscar Stone Tomb Stone Co Swenson Oscar J Tanea calling for the above please say advertised G B Metager F
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Williston
N. Cnk
Fender
Raymond
Hergen
Ingram
Newton
Lacy
Lillian
Mannin
Agness
Morrison
Frank
Olson
Oscar
Stone & Tomb Stone Co
Swenson
Oscar J
Tanea
The Week In History Caneere 8
Brief historical notes list key dates and figures including General Sherman born in 1820 Queen of Scots exiled Harrison born Lincoln born 1809 Oregon statehood 1859 and China becoming a republic in 1912. The fragment references Mesmer and Mesmeriam and Bread Set in New.
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General Sherman
Harrison
Mesmer
Lincoln
China
Republic
Oregon
Categorical Quips on Hearts and Cold Facts
The passage notes St. Valentine’s Day is February 14 and warns against opening mail in public. It contrasts lofty names with riches, and jests that scientists misjudge Verchojensk as the world’s coldest place, contrasting it with a white house reception.
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Verchojensk
Siberia
White House
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L. C. Williams
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H. C. Kaetsi
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Will Marsh
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Roy Marah
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Mable
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A. A. Thull
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0. A. Myers
Rigdon McCoy
Jack Adams
Grandma Adams
Rigdon McCoys
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Roy Marshes
Rhodes
Myrtle
Cora
Grover Rhodes
Irene Sorenson
I. M. Kauffmans
Horace Sporline
Dan Wilkenson
Adam Miller
D. A. Myers Sunny
Spring Coulfe
Frank Zink
Donnie Kalehan
Will Haines
Carl Ramlo
Peder Bollingmoe
Carl Eggen
C. Vang
Lutheran Free Churchs Home Mission
H.C Kaetzel
A. Hintz
David Mahoney
Doc Kaetzels
John Pharo
Charley Zeins
Ole Hintz
Wm. Albrecht
Bryan Kaetzel
Bruce Christensen
Doc Kaetzel
Will Ramey
H. C. Kaetzel
Mrs. Raveling
Henry Kelter
Yuive Rodgers
Chas. Woodfill
Carl Helling
John and
Ralph Siverson
Epping
P. H. Lynch
Paceman
Bie Ot Putton
Anna Songer
Olaf Winger
Ole Hilde
Real Financeering
Ipoer Sroces
University News Letter
Child Labor
North Deets
G. B. Metager, F
Williams County State Bank
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