Correspondence from Union area social notes
C Boyntrem and sons busy with wood. G W Callaway visited Trenton. Charles Carlisle sold cattle to Austed. Ernest Scott and Charley Malmberg helping G T Howard with ice. Henry Hinch visiting Westview. Union 8 8 dined with C G Carlisle family. G M Howard dance poorly attended. Orlando Burgess plans to return to Seabey Mont. Malmberg and Scott called at Buford. R T Lewis seen in Trenton. Scott to start building a new house. Malmberg at Hanger home. Mrs Agnes Gargan, Union teacher, has died. community offers sympathy. Kinamon family and others guests of Peop le Bros. John Seaton and family with Harry Bickel. Leonard and Yule Bean with Joe Gamache. Elmer Grissamer with L C Kinamon. Harold Shannon ill. Chas Johnson family with Morton Adams. Joseph Shannon, L C Kinaman, and David Willard were Epping callers. A C Long and Finley Pepple shopping Spring Brook. R E Pepple and Thomas Bickell callers in City of Opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Scott
Charley Malmberg
G. T. Howard
Henry “Hinch
Westview
Union
C. G. Carlisle
Joseph Shannon
L. C. Kinaman
David Willard
A.C. Long
Finley Pepple
Spring Brook
R. E. Pepple
Thomas Bickell
City of Opportunity
Round of visits and trades in Williston area life
Rose Valley residents Mr. and Mrs. Clair and son Harry and Mrs. Thornton and son Chas hosted gatherings and trades in Williston. Simmons Kemper Exell Martin and Earl Thornton visited last Saturday. Curry and Thomas of Williston cut and hauled logs for spring timber. Miss Margret Shepard visited Miss Gertrude Marshall. The Thornton children attended Harry Clairs 18th birthday party. The Ezell family dined with the Thorntons. Jack Lambert visited Mr. Thornton. The Purcells plan a store handover to Williams Store while the post office moves. Ice cutting finished by the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clair
Harry
Thornton
Chas
Williston
Messrs Simmons, Kemper, Exell
Martin
Earl Thornton
Messrs
Curry and
Thomas
Margret Shepard
Gertrude Marshall
Mr. Clair
Harry Clair
W. B. Ezell
Mrs. Thornton
Twelve Mile Hill Social Notes and Local Tidbits
Karl Evaston and wife visited Willis Bill Osborn Theo Gilberts and Chas Potter. M E Lippencott visited Twelve Mile Hill. Misses Lah and Irene Potter returned home from Ray. Lewis Arnolds called on Frank Honey. A well attended Hard Time dance occurred at Epping Friday night. Alva Osborn moved to Wild Rose to run a barber shop. Bert Biggs and L Wilson visited county seat. William Willard and family visited Elmer Grisemer. Allen Long and Hugh kin ey were Epping visitors last week. Literary meeting at Twelve Mile FE Belial planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Arnolds
Epping
Floyd
Community notes from Williston area social scenes
Local items recount visits among McMurrin, Slind, Nelsen, and Nielsen families plus neighbors in Williston and McKenzie County. Notable events include dances at the Hunsley home, a thirty-fourth wedding anniversary surprise, a Washington Birthday program at Ridge schools, and a move to organize school debates. References cite residents like Henry Harrison, Lulu Evans, Louise Guthrie, Alton Rohsabacher, and R. Blankenship, with hints of upcoming parers on parcels post and local discussions on education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Evans
Louise Guthrie
Alton Rohsabacher
H. C. Blankenship
Laurie Leckie
Leo
Hollar
Misa Guthrie
Missouri Ridge School
Miss Lackie
Rockey Ridge
Mrs. Blankenship
Garden Valley Notes of Departure and Socials
Miss Evans prepares to return to Minnesota after visiting her sister Mrs. Wattum. Nele Lundell visited Ed Phillips at home. A large Huntsley mansion dance hosted by Alton Rorsabache drew a splendid crowd. Edwin Burger spent Sunday with Grace and Irene Ekeberg. James Baird, formerly of Garden Valley, plans a visit. Miss Zella Francis spends days in the city while Ernest Francis visits local friends. Several attended the Williston masquerade. Mr and Mrs Arnt visited Ekeberg's at the week’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Evans
Mrs. Wattum
Minnesota
Nele Lundell
Ed Phillips
Jover
Huntsley Mansion
Alton Rorsabache
Edwin Burger
Grace
Irene Ekeberg
James Baird
Garden Valley
Mr. Baird
Local Visitors Mentioned in Rural Household Notes
Mrs. Chas. Brown and her children visited at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joel Richardson on Sunday. Virgil Richardson is spending an extended visit with friends and relatives in Indiana. George Dickson of Williston was in town on business last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Blankenship
Williston
Chas. Brown
Joel Richardson
Virgil Richardson
Indiana
George Dickson
Harry Boardman
J. C. Sommers
Clarence Beard Back From Indiana Snowbound East
Local notes report Clarence Beard’s return from Indiana with news of heavy snow and cold in the east. The Sievert home hosted a twelfth anniversary supper and dance for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sievert, with gifts of silk and linen. Community members visited, hosted, and attended various social events and outings through the week, including club meetings and a birthday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sievert
Geo. M. Holland
Frank Davis
Leo Bollar
Jefferies
Sievert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williston Housewrecking Company
West Broadway
Williston, N. D
Brueggers Lumber Yard
Chas. Carlisle
Mr. Austed
G. M. Howard
Orlando Burgess
Seabey, Mont
Buford
R. T. Lewis
Trenton
Hanger
Agnes.Gargan
Truax
L. G. Kinamon
Mrs. Chas. Bean
People Bros
John Seaton
Harry Bickel
Leonard and
Yule Bean
Joe Gamache
Elmer Grissamer
L. C. Kinamon
Harold
Chas. Johnson and
Mrs. Morton Adams
Rose Valley
Jack Lambert
Mr. Thornton
Mrs. Purcell
Twin Cities
Twelve Mile Hill
Karl Evaton
Willis
Bill Osborn
Theo. Gilberts
Chas, Potter
M. E. Lippencott
Lah
Irene Potter
Ray
Alva Osborn
Wild Rose
Bert Biggs
L. Wilson
William Willard
Elmer Grisemer
Allen Long
Hugh and
Howard Kiney
Twelve Mile
Wood
Vern McMurrin
C. J. Cook
Ida Slind
Inga Nelsen
Chris T. Nielsen
McKenzie County
P. Fletcher
Alec
Frank Sunday
Robert E. Goar
W. W. Wilde
Canada
Henry Harrison
Miss Young
Mr. McCann
Culbertson
McMurrin Homestead
Andrew Steen
John Guyot
Will Gerber
Cook Home
John Slind
Chicago
Missouri ‘Ridge
Miss Pearl Laird
Pete Gorud
T. D. Graham
Cecil Graham
Yaya
Alton
George Rohsabacher
Jake Hunsley
John Hamilton
Roy Crum
Mr. Akey
Regie Holland
Alfred Wilkie
Ray Brown
Muddy Valley
Noah Short
Hunsley
West
McKensie Co
B.C. Keihl
Mrs
Grant Rutledge
H. V. Smith
Zella Francis
City
Ernest Francis
Mrs. Arnt
Ekeberg’s
Howard
Pherrin
Clarence Beard
John Wagenman
Larkin Club
Will Lukins
Lena Davis
Noah Shorts
W. A. Cady
G. A. Holland
Leo Ho
D. J. Nero
Geo. Boger Sanday
Art Nehring
J. E. Heskett
Fred Gotham
Medicine Lake
Jennie Fairweather
Edward Treptow
Frank Larson
John Jenson
Wisconsin
Howard Hall
Ches. Brown
T. L. Dunn
J. E. Haskett
Mrs. Nero
A. D. Amsbaugh
Ambrose
Lyman & Shultz
J. E., Haskett
C. C. Howard
Thompson
Chas. Johnson
Jack Sommera
Monitor
Sulky
Moline Line
Rawson Hardware
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