Hanns visits end. Alexander visit at Heddrich ranch
Mr A S Hanns, visiting relatives for two months, left for the coast Monday with his nephew Curtis Hanns. Mr and Mrs B F Alexander visited Saturday at the Heddrich ranch. Andrew Amour made a five year proof Monday with Mesara Wylie Thompson and C O Hanna as witnesses. Pleasant View school visited Palmer school Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Hanns
Curtis Hanns
Mrs. B. F. Alexander
Heddrich Ranch
Andrew Amour
Mesara, Wylie ,Thompson and
C. O. Hanna
Pleasant View
Palmer
Snowy Twelve Mile Hill Social Notes
Kinamon and family visited Willis Patty and family Sunday. Fin Popple and family spent Sunday with A. C. Levitt and family. William Wise was Sunday caller at the Potter home. M. F. Miller Chas Potter and Don Miller were Epping callers Friday. Irene Potter visiting Williston. Hauling wood due to thinning snow on the hills. Hloyd Peacher and Chas Potter visited Earl Eveos Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin Popple
A. C. Levitt
William Wise
Potter
M. F. Miller
Chas. Potter
Don Miller
Irene Potter
Williston
Hloyd Peacher
Chas
Earl Eveos
Local notes from Baqual district on a Friday night
The fragment lists social items and visits from Baqual and nearby towns. Mentions a dance at Lenoee on Friday, Williston on Saturday, M E Lippincott visiting a school, Jim Clark and Joe Trusx returning home, Cliff Gambie on the street, Dick Gabert as an Epping caller, and rabbit hunting by A L Earnhart and Hound Trobridge. Families hosted relatives Sunday including the Misses Mads Hicks Hicks Maud Anderson Melvin Hicks and Clyde Straten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Gabert
A L. Earnhart
Hound Trobridge
Mads and
Verais Hicks
Maud Anderson
Melvin Hicks
Clyde Straten
Twelve Mile Hill
Marmon Local Social Notes and Farm Work Near Brooks
NARMON Ward Stine and R E Dillree and family visited at Brooks Sunday. Marmon locals practiced for a home talons play to be produced soon. Guy Smith and T J Freeman were Sunday guests of John Newman. Mr and Mrs E C Smith entertained intimate friends Friday evening. Mrs Chas Dusell hosted Saturday afternoon gatherings. Jack Martin threshed 300 bushels of oats for Ward Stine last week. Carrold Brooks spent Friday night and Saturday at R Dillree’s. Mrs E J Brown visited her parents’ home. Dan Holland active with the socialists. Orthell local benefits from his leadership. A prank left a mongrel rooster at Jac Newman’s home while he was away. a dollar apiece Plymouth Rock roosters noted. Finps Overbond visited Angst Home on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmon
Talons
Guy Smith
T. J. Freeman
John Newman
Jac c Newman
Plymouth Rock Roosters
Williston Visitors and Local Gatherings Amid Quiet Week
Long, Bean and Finley welcomed guests Harry and Thos Bickell while Mr and Mrs J J Pepple hosted them. Mrs Mose Abbott and Miss Lottie Norton visited Joseph Shannon. Residents attended an Epping Telephone meeting as Olaf Gulsrud rushed to Penn for his grandmother’s illness. Community neighbors held a taffy pull at A C Long’s home and Jack Kinaman helped Chase Potter place a barn. Henry Earp from Williston visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Abbott
Lottie Norton
Williston
Joseph Shannon
Epping
Harry Gimberling
Olaf Gulsrud
Penn, N.D
Henry Earp
South Side Notes On Visits And Local Happenings
Delbert Vader and family visited the Ackerman home Sunday. Emmet Diggins spent part of last week at Dick Vances. G A Maderson was a so Alexander caller Tuesday. Mrs Geo Ackerman has been quite sick but better now. Mrs Chas Tappin and son Clarence returned to Williston after a week with her mother Mrs James McCutcheon. Ad Yuill returned from Canada Sunday planning to move there in spring. Mr and Mrs McCutcheon and others attended a home talent show in Arnegard. Jim Millins filed final proof on his claim Monday. Wr Kelley and Frank Poe witnessed. Kathryn Diggins attended the military dance in town Monday evening. Sunday School met at Colling's last Sunday. next Sunday at the schoolhouse. Rev Olson to preach in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs McCutcheon attended Mrs Hollett’s funeral Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Tappin
Clarence
Williston
James McCutcheon
Ad Yuill
Canad
Kathryn Diggins
Colling
Rev
Olson
Local Notes and Social Tidbits From Emory Township
ZAHL reports a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs C N Emery to Mr and Mrs J C Johnson. Arnie Hagan is very ill but wished for good health to return to the community. Orthell Local reports large attendance and new membership cards. Narveson returns from Canada with land holdings in Alberta and plans to farm locally before going back. Leap year note hints at travel to Canada and potential busy livery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnie Hagan
Arnie
Orthell
Jacob Narveson
Canada
Threshing Continues and Local Events Evening Dance Planned
Threshing continues with John Martin threshing for Aaron Maorer and Ward Stein last week. A dance is planned in Gladys hall around March lat, with emphasis on date. Ralph Emery hosted a seed testing at the Denton home. some seed shows 60 percent wheat yield and flax remains low. Marve Marveson returned from the City of Opportunity with mining props. Eureka Literary Society struggles for room as crowds pack in. a basket social follows the program on Saturday evening the 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Aaron Maorer
Ward Stein
Gladys” Hall
Eureka Literary Society
Socialist Question Talk Scheduled in Wildrose Feb 28
Local notes report residents out social calls and work around Williston. A public event titled Is Socialism a benefit or a detriment to the country will be held Monday evening Feb 26 at Wildrose acheo No 1 with a short program preceding a debate. Free admission and invites for attendees to bring a companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildrose
Helland
East Forks Community Notes and Social Sketches
East Forks residents report social visits and travel with Morison and Roberta families leaving for Martelle Iowa. Carl Huseby called on A J Austin while Miss Minnie Chamberlain injured knee. East Forks socialist local grows to twenty one members and farmers dig coal at Wagenman mine. Several events planned including Spring Coulee Literary program and a Friday literary at Wild Rose school with entertainment and a two–side contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose
East Forks
Wagenman
Missouri Ridge Community News Highlights and Socials
Local notes from Missouri Ridge report Mrs. Blankenship improving after illness and gatherings featuring visits by Gromutke, Rohsabacher, Guthrie, Blankenship, and West. A surprise anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Lougheed, a socialist meeting at Wild Rose, and a dance after the event are described. Visitors from Minnesota and Sleigh rides mark weekend scenes. Rev. Hollett’s family mourns.
Local Socials and Visits Highlight North Dakota Notes
BLACKTAIL August Zodrow and Helmer Narum visited the county seat last week. A surprise party occurred for Albert Nelson last Thursday. Wm Lee served as a Bonetraill caller last Saturday. A party at David Mattern’s Saturday night drew many attendees including Odas Mattern and wife, Wm Lee and wife, Harry and Jennie Haines, Kent Bravik, Pete Krisler and wife, Charlie Bowman, Florence Moore, Mike Flatley and family, Cure Mattern, Jennie Mattern, Mrs. E. Mattern, Lister and Louis Agare, W. J Zodrow, Sem Mouser and wife, and Lena Homme. A midnight lunch followed by games ended around 2 a.m. John Flatley traveled to Williston for a few days midweek. A surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Sandaker was held Saturday night. Dick Flatley and wife visited the Koepke place Sunday. A basket social is planned at Lingal schoolhouse on February 24. Mrs. C. Walter and daughter Frances traveled to Chicago for Mrs. Walter’s father’s illness. Anton Erickson and wife visited Otto Berg and wife Sunday. A dance is planned at Gladys on March 2. Helmer Nurum visited Williston earlier in the week. Chick Walters notes mail routes and local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mattern
Odas Mattern
Wm. Lee
Harry
Jennie Haines
Kent Bravik
Pete Krisler
Charlie Bowman
Florence Moore
Mike Flatley
Cure “Ts Mattern
Jennie Mattern
Auction sale to move Jesse Brown family from Sand Creek
Jesse Brown plans an auction on Wednesday as he and his family prepare to leave for Indians. A basket social at Sand Creek School House Friday night drew good turnout to raise funds for school pictures. Two year old Bryan Seaman cut a severe facial gash while playing with an axe. A basket social is set for Tande School House Friday night March 1. Grandmother Brown visits Clarice Rumsberger. Fin Besse and fy fee heb 4 ready bor thei sa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Brown
Sand’ Creek
Tande School
Brown
Clarence Rumsberger
Fin Besse
Shadow social planned by The Literary on Friday evening
The Literary announces a Shadow social for Friday March 1 with ladies bringing a lunch box for two. Warner and Williams will provide music. organizers promise a record setting event after a winter of grand times. Will Haines to serve as regular mail carrier between Gambetts and Marmon. D E Weaver aims to secure Uncle Sam sign over a farm on March 11. T M Ashter of Bouetraill visited Gambetta last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Warner
Williams
Will Haines
Gambetts
Marmon
D. E. Weaver
Uncle Sam
Local notes on visitors and settlers in Nelson valley
The valley enjoyed fine weather for two weeks. Miss Ollie Linlefield visited from Saturday to Monday. Bella Ames and her son Dell visited Ray on Saturday. G H McKay marketed grain in Ray. Emil Peterson injured his foot badly on Monday. Harry Dragoo returned here after time in Me Lane Co. Bert Longland attended a dance near Charlson last Friday. A number of new settlers are crossing the river into McKensie county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Linlefield
Bella Ames
Son Dell
G. H. McKay
Emil Peterson
Harry Dragoo
Me Lane Co
Bert Longland
Charlson
McKensie County
Rose Hill Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Notice of mortgage foreclosure sale filed for Williams County North Dakota. The mortgage held by J J Blair Mortgage and Sledar records, assigned to W H Wetam Guardian, covers 20 acres near the Albrecht ranch. Sale set for March 9 1912 at 2 PM at the Williston courthouse to satisfy the owed amount. Local notices mention Albert Thom and family and G4 and Mrs Albrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bronkoski
Totsy Broskoski
Mortsagors
J.J. Blair Mortgagne
Sledar
Williams County
North Dekota
W. H. Wetam
Edanary
Wik
North Dakota
Maine
D. E. Weaver
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Returns
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure on the Williston property of Mabel Stroud and Joseph G Stroud. Mortgage to B J Lander Co dated August 16 1909. Foreclosure by sale at the courthouse door in Williams County North Dakota on May 12, 1912 at 6 o clock P M. Property Lots 21 and 22 Block 6 Original Townsite Williston. Amount due including taxes $634.96 plus costs. Mortgagee J Lander Co Murphy Duggan attorneys Grand Forks ND. Also notes social tidbits about local visits and a literary group gathering on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Stroud
Joseph G. Stroud
Mortgagors
B. J. Lander & Co
Williston
Williams County
North
Dexarte
Aule
Thia
J. Lander & Co
Murphy & Duggan
Mortgagee
Grand Forks
North Dakota
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J. Il Case Threshing Machine CO
H. V. Smith
Willams County
Pherrin
L. C. Kinamon
Baqual
Lenoee
M. E Lippincott
Jim Clark
Joe Trusx
Cliff Gambie
Mr. Tuffty
Mr. Abrnson
Narmon
Ward Stine
R. E. Dillree
Brooks
E. C. Smith
Chas. Dusell
Jack Martin
Carrold Brooks
R Dillree’s
E. J. Brown
Dan Holland
Truax
A.C. Long
M.C Bean
Finley!Pepple
Harry Bickell
Thos, Bickell
J. J. Pepple
A. C. Long's
Jack Kinaman
Chase Potter
Delbert Vader
Ackerman
Emmet Diggins
Dick Vances
G. A. Maderson
Alexander Caller
Geo. Ackerman
Jim Millins
Hia
Wr. Kelley and
Frank Poe
Zahl
C. N. Emery
J.C. Johnson
Ralph Emery
Mrs. Cole Denton
Marve Marveson
City of Opportunity
Walter Mitchell
E.O. Lucas
Oscar Williams
Charley Warner
L. C. Lemmert
Campbell
Lt. Gibson
P. A. Campbell
John Moline
Mitchell
Misa Neslie Larsen
Mc Murrin
Henry Harrison
Robert Emmons
W. F. Garretwon
William Gruber
Chris Cook
Frank Morison
Tom
Amos Roberts
Heaton
Martelie
Iowa
Savurnoon
P. A
Bell
Arthur Clay
Ollie Sod
Clarence Moline
West Road
H. A. Campbell
Jobo Moline
Spring Coulee Literary
Carl Huseby
A. J. Austin
Amos Roberta
Anton Lee
Guy Collins
C. A. Lee
Mr. Roberta
P. G. Head
Bonis Home
Julia Peterson
Fay Logan
Minnie Chamberlaid
R.C. Snook
Leonard Logan
WU Chamberland and Wife
R.C. Savok
Wifh
Missouri Ridge
Joe Gromutke
Minnesote
George Rohsabacher
Frank
Julia Honsh
Clark Home
Mrs. Gromarke
Dad" Hollar
Mrs. "Sievert
Louise F. Guthrie
Christian Blankenship
Charley West
Gambetta
Mrs. Gromatke
Marten Jenson
Mrs
Jen
Hugo
Will Clark
Alfred Lee
Jule Hoak
George and Alton
Rohsabacher
H.C. Blankenship
Ep Guthrie
A. L. Lackie
Leslie Wing Vitor
Suodscribe
Mr. Redding
Rev. F
Hollett
Wild Rose School House
Mrs. Lougheed
M. H. Jeffery
Joe Gromarks
Mrs. Gromatka
Minnesota
van Bernard
Y. Blankenship
Roy
Bert Liddholm
A.T. Green
Friend
Muddy Valley
August Zodrow
Helmer Narum
Albert Nelson
Lee
John Flatley
Mrs. C. Walter
Frances
Chicago
Mrs. Walter
Anton Erickson
Otto Berg
Gladys
Heler Nurum
Chick Walters
Sand Creek
Bryan Seaman
T. M. Seaman
T. M. Ashter
Bouetraill Wan
Nelson
Rose Hill
Albert Thom
Albrecht
Gean Cowan
Chas. West
Will Albrecht
W. H. Westergaard
Guardian
Pallen, Craven & Burrs
Mortnager
Orth Dakota
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