Local correspondence highlights visits and community events
Mrs. and Mrs. 8 R Kallak and family spent Sunday at the Alexander home. Mabel Lunde remains in town for school and stayed at home over the weekend. Several residents traveled to Minot Williston and Epping for visits and medical attention. The first literary society meeting was held February 12 with officers elected. A birthday party for Norma Ginther included several girls and lasted a pleasant afternoon. News from Washington reports Albert Blankenship’s serious lumber accident. Mrs. Siewert’s death in Miles City is noted along with local social calls and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kallak
Alexander
Louis Levitt
Ray
Mabel Lunde
McConnel
Theo Beachler
Minot
Henry Schroeder
Williston
Harry Gimberling
Mont
Sam Haney
Epping
Otto Haug
Alf Jenson
Haugen’s
L. Morrow
Duram
A. Myre
Earl Surmley’s
Bill Haney
Herbert
Ginther
Fonce Ginther
Spring Brook
George Ginther
Louis Renn
Camp Custer
Michigan
Everett Miller
Leet
Ellingson
Delbert Haney
Virgil Scott
John Vanderburg
Art Gemberling
Miss Rapp
Willton
Ines Zepp
M. E. Uggen
Miss Rawitscher
Treas
Lee
Odd Fellows Hall
Norma Ginther
Margia Kallak
Barbara Lee
Dorothy Kilgore
Christina
Olga Ellingson
Myrtle Jacobson
Hazel Jacobson
Washington
H. C. Blankenship
Albert
A. F. Burk
W. O. Hollar
Miles City
Frank Siewert
Herbert Johnson Auctioneer in Williston Dak
Herbert Johnson Auctioneer advertises stock sales and a specialty service See me early for dates and phone 546 W Williston North Dakota.
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Herbert Johnson
Williston N. Dak
Missouri Ridge Community Notes and Social Gatherings
The Farmers Club met with Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Short and plans the next meeting for March 15 with Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Clark. Various readers report sickness, visits to Williston for a Farmers Creamery meeting, and social events including a Sunday entertainment at the Gromatkas home and a well attended dance at N. L. Short’s. A Red Cross meeting is scheduled with Mrs. C. A. Wicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Club
S. M. Clark
H. J. Poe
B. C. Keihle
C. A. Wicks
Williston
Farmers Creamery
Hugo
Pearl Clark
Sylvia Hartman
Miss Hartman
Williston Township
Joe Gromatkas
N. L. Short
J. L. Smith
Frank Grady
S. M. Starrett
H. C. Blankens
Community Notes From Cow Creek Social Roundups
Sophus Fredrikson visited Mike Harstad on Sunday. Calls were made at various homes Monday through Tuesday. A surprise party for Mrs. Bert Aspland drew a large crowd Tuesday evening with cards and dancing. Attendees included the Hints family, Williams family, Alberts family, and Kaetzel and Sites. A basket social at High Cliff school drew many, with a Play and Basket Social planned for Yermosa No. 1 next Saturday night February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophus Fredrikson
Mike Harstad
Pete Gyelum
Igton
John Kulseth
Bert Aspland
Phyllis
Carl Aspland
Zein
Cyrus Sites
H. C. Kaetzel
Mahoney Bros
Charley Aspland
Bruce Christensen
Albert Hints
Otto
Lydia Hints
Frank Williams
Charley Alberts
Eden Valley Notes Holiday Preparations Forecast
Weather hints at early Christmas preparations. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Will Marsh and Iva Joyce at James Sheppards. Neighbors from Keltners and Franks households visited W W Keltners, with several others visiting or returning home for the weekend including Nannie Rhodes Fiona and Lucy Sheppard Goldin Joyce and Mary Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Marsh
Iva Joyce
James
Fiona
Lucy Sheppard
Earl Smith
Goldin Joyce
W. W. Keltner
Grenora
O. A. Myer
Lee Stutsman
Earl Burns
Ray
Ben Franks
James Sheppard
Fredrickson
Mary Rhodes
Williaton
Jack Pankowski
Market prices set for hides pelts and wool for November
Prices for hides, pelts, wool, and tallow issued with notes that gains are narrow. Sheep pelts command high value especially full and short wool varieties. Government price control may follow later. Cured hides and horse hides priced per type with ranges.
Health Service warns of influenza dangers this winter
The U S Public Health Service cautions that influenza will bring pneumonia bronchitis and other respiratory diseases this winter unless people guard against spread. Surgeon General Rupert Blue urges careful coughing etiquette fresh air and appropriate clothing to prevent severe illness and deaths.
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Washington, D. C
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Service
Blue
Seasonal changes and clothing habits linked to respiratory disease
The text notes fall and winter rise in respiratory illnesses as people stay indoors and poorly ventilated rooms and sudden weather changes worsen conditions. It cites carelessness in clothing, especially women wearing too light attire with windows closed, as a contributory factor. It ends with an unrelated hotel notice for the Hate! Dyckman in Minneapolis.
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