Rural Williams County Personal Mention Notes Local Events
Rural Williams County highlights a busy period with farm club meetings at Rose Hill and Garden Valley, visits from Hugo Clark and Olof Olsen in Williston, and several locals attending institute events. School closes for Lincoln birthday, and Garden Valley begins warm lunches as community fosters progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Club
Hugo Clark
Williston
Willie Rieder
Ekeberg
Nels Lundell
Alex Lind
R. A. Rieder
C. C. Ekeberg
Joe Gromatka
Carl Barnes
Olof Olsen
Bonnie Hamilton
McChesney
Mr. Hazlett
Cow Creek
C. W. West
Howard Lampman
Peter Gerard
Institute
Lincoln
Frank Honek
Lee Hamilton
Wil| Histon
Rose Hill
Frank Nasner
Max Kohler
Christifick
Rams
Ie BE Ryal
Wysconsin
Garden Valley Farmers Club
Blustery Sunday as Eden Valley notes many social calls
In Eden Valley the day was blustery with activity from residents who visited and hosted neighbors. Reports mention Standley Keltner hauling coal, school vacations, visits among Keltner, Frank, Kratzer, Myers, Miller families, a play and dance at Trenton, and preparations for school improvements including a new organ for School No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standley Keltner
Eden Valley
I. M. Kauffman
Marsh
Ridgen McCoy
Mra. N
Ray Kratzer
Frank
Claude McCoy
Lawrence Jackson
Keltner Brothers
O. A. Myers
Abe Millers
Trenton
Mr. van Bebber
Keltner
Carlson
Will, Edgar
Mr. Jackson
van Bebbe
Jack Adams
Hew Frank
Ed Lamphams
Harry Brown
Ben Franks
Feidgen McCoy
Rose Hill farmers club meeting and local happenings
Rose Hill farmers club gathered at the Formosa school house in Cow Creek township on February 27 with several speakers from Williston. Members reported good grain prices and solid road conditions for hauling big loads while a Rose Hill meeting at the school drew a well attended crowd and a reading from a North Dakota Agricultural college bulletin on the Extermin of the Fickertail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto’ Nasner
Montana
Otto
W. C. Francis
Williston
Farmers Club
Alberta
Olof Olsen
Otto Nasner
Carl Barnes
Will Albrecht
Gee
Albright
Otto Heintz
Crooked Valley Farm
Butchpine
Lampman
Ne Rose
Sil Club
L. O. Higley
Clover Leaf Farm
Albert Hintz
Jno, Albrecht
Jack Addyman
Minnesota
Rose Hill
H. C. Kuetzel
Melvin Ryner
City of Opportunity
Peter Rasmussen
W. W. Keltners
Henry Misky
M. Theodore Kruger
Howard Lampman
Henry _Misky
Theodore Kruger
Rose Hill Farmers
Rasmussen
Petes Place
Pete
Walter Albright
North Dakota Agric College
Community notices from a North Dakota town local page
Many brief items in a tightly written community roundup. Mrs C A Bjorlo packs ice and spends Sundays with Petersons while Andrew Lind does winter chores for Paul Paulson. Several trips to Alexander and Williston noted, hay and wood work described, a surprise dance at Markeson and a Milbur Farmers club meeting planned for March first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bjorlo
R. Browning
A. J. Panger
Williston
Emile Miller
Henry
Kelter
John Kelter
Wm. Rodgers
Annie Mace
Markeson
Andrew Lind
Paul Paulson
May Cook
Ericson
Alexander
Milbur Farmers Club
Samstad’s
Local News Notes from Wheelock and Willis ton
Wheelock notes Baskin as a Ray caller on Saturday. Lars Bakke drove to Williston on Tuesday. Mrs. Wm Raymond is listed as sick this week. Ole Hylden lost a valuable brood mare Monday night. Mr and Mrs C R Lofgren attended a function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Harold Baskin
Ross
Julia Lysik
Minot
M. I. Higgens
McKensie County
Tom Lennon
Wheelock Hall
Chas Truesdell
H. E. Foley
E. G. Strong
Henry Jarland
Aplanalp
Anna Schwarth
Nell Marvell
Berthold
Wm. Raymond
T. S
Missouri Ridge
A.C. Wagenman
Keihle
B.C
Ridge
Country Life Institute
H. C. Blankenship
Ashwill
Roy Ashwill
Kansas City
John Lindholm
Scott P. O
Montana Line
Charles Bear
C. L. Baskin
Lars Bakke
Ole Hylden
C. R, Lofgren
Notice to Creditors in Diehl Estate Williston ND
Notice to creditors of Oliver D. Diehl deceased. O T Diehl administrator, Williams County North Dakota, requires claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to be filed at feeders near Trenton or at attorney Wm G Owens Williston. Dated November 21 1914. First published February 5 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
North Dakota
Citizens ‘Bank’'of
Lisbon
Fa Plaiotift
John K. Carlson
Carrie Carlson
Bond Lumber Company
Meyer Lumber Company
St. Anthony & Dakota Elerator Company
Ellingson
H. A. Gemberling
A. Ajella
Gemberling & Biel
A. Biella
August Rickford
Williams County
Citizens Bank of Lisbon. 8 Corporation
Williston
Walama
Madefy
Togetherewith
Mita
Carickson, Sherif
Witame
Lambert
Minot
Noven Dakota
Citizens Bank of Lisbon
Maintith
Oliver D._Diehl
O.T. Diehl
Oliver D. Diehl
Trenton
Wm. G. Owena
N. Oak
T. Diehl
Wm. G. Owens
Dakota
Mineral products of the United States in 1912 and 1913
The United States Geological Survey releases a compact volume summarizing mineral production and values across states for 1912 and 1913. It notes metals and nonmetals totals rising since 1880, with 1918 figures showing large gains. Seventy minerals are examined, and copies are available free from the Survey director. Also promotes Whole Wheat Milling Coin and Silver Sheaf bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Geological Survey
U.S. Geological Survey
Washington
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Garden Valley
Rose
Lundell
Spring Coulee
Bear
Uncle Sam
Congregational Church
Messrs
Mesdames
Alvin
Rohrbacher
Joan Gromatka
John Hamilton and
Typhon and
Llewllyn
Wm. Hamilton
Hollis
Francis
Mrs. Gromatka
Larkin Hub
Jos
John Lougheed
N. L. Short
Frank Siewert
John Wagen Nan
Edna
Edgar McKnight
W. O. Hollar
Oliver Rhodes
Mrs. Keltner
Mrs. Frank
Bullfr Bros
Heffernan
Wilbur
North Painted News
Bert Olson
Miss Moe
Mr. Moe
John Slindist
Joe Foroa
Christ Nelson
Henry Hanson
Rev. Johnson
Mormon Will
St. Pauly L
Johnson
Slind
Miss
Oskar Helland
Olga Wold
The
Williston Tannery
Wodink-Sowitch CO
City Electric Shoe Shop
Heffernan Block
Nick Aboud
Willitton
Alhambra
Alhambra, Mont
Paecey
Great Northern Ry
Mondak
M. J. Sullivan
Williams County State Bank
Gopher Ols
Clarke, Woodward Drug Co
Atland
Oregon
Whilatun Drug Co
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