Williston Area Social Roundup Bridges Week
A community notes weekly visits, dinners, and gatherings around Williston and nearby farms. Mrs. A C Wagenman and girls called on Mrs Keble. Red Cross meetings, and multiple family visits are listed along with a carload of alfalfa hay shipped from Fairview. The piece records travel to Williston and Minot plus a farewell party in honor of Mrs. Be sie Harden, ending with a sleighing party at the Jene Miller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Clark
Pearl
Myrtle
Berdie
N. L. Short
Gramatka Hom. Il
Peter Grorud
B. C. Keible
Grant Rutledge
Williston
Fairview
Montana
Red Cross
R. T. Wicks
Charles G. Booke
R. W. Pike
Minneapolis
Minot
Oscar Harrington
Joe Gromatka
L. L. Lampman
East Broadway
Beesie Harden
Seattle
Wington
Protecting Poultry In Winter Cold Weather
Advice on building a ventilated yet warm poultry house to prevent frost. Details cover proper depth, front placement, avoiding high roof vents, curtain use, fresh air during night, and airing out in mild weather. Also notes about exercise and feeding to keep birds active and warm.
Buford News Neighborhood Notes and Visits
Mr Vern Kellogg was in Buford Friday. Miss Reno Miller spent Thursday in Buford. Residents and visitors from Marley Williston Mondak Cartwright and Mondak stop by for dances, business, and social events. Local merchants and farmers discuss ice supplies and a new operator. Buford residents stay busy with sales, trading, and community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Kellogg
Buford
Reno Miller
N. M. Owings
Snowden
Jim Beisel
Marley
Andrew Noble
Dore
Byron Babtt
Williston
Harve Rogers
Mondak
A. J. Lambert
John McNary
F.M. Shatswell
Chas. Casey
Cartwright
Edd Carr
Harry CJ
Across River
C. T. Noble
Trenton
Frank Reams
Julius
Ha Shirley
Taylor
Brown
E. B. Smith
Tombstone
Minneapolis
S. P. Welsh
Regan
Stahl
Farmers Elevator Co
Dishon
C. J. Mornen
Social visits and callers in Eden Valley households
Mrs. Rigdon McCoy visited Ben Franks as a caller. Mr. and Mrs. Siverson attended Ben Franks. Mrs. Frank Shanks called on Edith Kratzer. Misa Dessa Cooley stayed at W. W. Keltner’s. Mrs. George Brock visited her sister. Earl Smith family joined James Sheppards. Will Marsh and Irvin Kauffman guests of O. A. Myers. Earl Smith and others called on Edith Kratzer. Lee Stutsman and family and Ben Frank and daughter visited W. W. Keltner’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Smith
James Sheppards
Will Marsh
Irvin Kauffman
O. A. Myers
Ben Frank
Edith Kratzer
Lee Stutsman
George
Local Social Notes and Sick List Entries
PHERRIN Willard Hanna is on the sick list with the mumps. A Beard and family spent Sunday at Mykie Thompsons. Clarence Beard bought seed oats from Rushwells Monday. Mrs. Lily Jeffrey and children visited W. H. Jeffreys. J. G. Wagenman and wife and the Durham family were entertained Sunday at Walter Amors. Mrs. Rhule Young hosted the Helping Hand Club on Wednesday February 20. The group will hold a Red Cross meeting at Minnie Beard's home and shift the day from afternoon to the full day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hanna
A. Beard
Mykie Thompson
Clarence Beard
Rushwells
Lily Jeffrey
W. H. Jeffreys
J. G. Wagenman
Durham
Walter Amors
Rhule Young
Helping Hand Club
Red Cross
Minnie Beard
Dr L Van Es Elected Director at North Dakota Station
Dr L Van Es was chosen as director of the North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station. He formerly led the Veterinary Department at North Dakota Agricultural College for 16 years and has represented the US on international veterinary missions. He helped develop a pivotal poultry tuberculosis test and studied swamp fever and hog cholera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. van Es
North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
van Es
North Dakota Agricultural College
Europe
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Younger-Looking Hair
Ladies are urged to use Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair and restore natural color. A 60-cent bottle is advertised as easy to apply with a sponge or brush, claiming the gray hair disappears by morning with successive uses. It states the product is for cosmetic use and not a disease cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carina
Wyeth
Banker Gunderson Guilty of Assault
Emil Gunderson a banker and landowner of Ray Williams county was found guilty of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon by a Pierce county district court jury amid a high profile case. The dispute over the Caley farm near Ray led to quarrels and threats before the legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugby
N. D
Emil Gunderson
Ray
Williams County
Pierce County
P. P. Campbell
E. R. Sinkler
Minot
Wm. G. Owens
Gunderson
J. M. Caley
Caley
Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad Trusted by Chicago Sellers
An advertisement promotes Gets-It for corns with quick action and easy application. It claims instant effect and self-application anywhere, offering 20 extra samples and stocking advice. Lawrence & Co. Chicago distributes and Williston shops sell it as the world’s best corn remedy per Erick Kather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Williston
Erick Kather
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Stef
Missouri Ridge
Carl Ashwill
Jerry
A. C. Wagenman
Wilm Township
John Rowland
Maude Poe
Bernice Rutledge
Gertrude Furykman
Felma Gustafson
Minnesota
Frank
Joe Honek
Belle Wood Yard
Gromatka
H. J. Poe
Gertrude Ferykman
G. A. Rutledge
Walter Booke
Gustafson and
Firykman
Walter
Marie Jensen
Marten Jensen
River
San Antonio
Texas
J. J. Raastad
Maine
Cailey
Sinkler
Owen
L. A. Larson
Bert Sande
Mike Ibach
Jos
Fettig
Carl Kindahl
Charles Smith
Halvor Halvorson
Mike Burgard
P. Haakenson
Rochus Schneider
Syver Haugen
Thos. Thomason
A. G. Burr
Buller Bros
Scotts Emulsion
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Hlockfield WJ
Buford News
Mildred Corbett
Francis Shatswell
Gertrude Berry
R. C. Knitters
G. P. Jones
Eden Valley
Pherrin
Whole Wheat Milling Co
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