Williams County Community Notes Open New Term
School started Monday in Williams County with cold weather but eager students. Miss Maser and her mother are settled in the O. W. Atkins house. Several locals ferried grain to market while others recover from illness. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Crigg. Other items mention travel, visits, and plans to move to Glendive Montana.
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Miss Maser
O. W. Atkins
L. Dah
Crist Lee
Chas
Benlett
Ole Clausen
Louis Dahl
Albert Crigg
Crist Amerson
Andrew Lee
Ben Brekke
Rome
Albert Rostvold
Cresh
Laula Dahl
A. Rostvold
Crest
Rostvold
Paul Klatte
Glendive
Montana
Kate
Local Notes From Eden Valley and Adjacent Areas
Ray Kratzer hauled grain to Willie ton last week. Wm Marsh visited the county seat last Saturday. Dr Dochterman was in the vicinity last Friday to tend Mrs Landis. Frenk Shanks family remains among the wick. C L Hart of Coggon will occupy the former Ben Freak Place next season. Adams Bros prosper in coal area. Samuel Ulery hauled wood from near Trento recently. Bleighing is reported excellent in the vicinity. Charley Soieburx tracked stray bites in the neighborhood last Saturday.
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Ray Kratzer
Willie ‘Ton
Wm. Marsh
Dochterman
D. F. Landis
Frenk Shanks
C. L. Hart
Coggon
Iowa
Ben
Adams Bros
Bamuel Ulery
Trento
Charley
Soieburx
Local rumors and petty thefts shake the McKenzie county area
Ben W. Hosier traveled to the city Behidayeta for Orisaelt Charisoh. Mrs. Tasicte recovers from days of illness. Residents report growing thefts including pilfered fidur and bacon from John Mehan's shack and a rifle stolen from Jim Craig. Levi Signal operates on the south side. Meril McKay rode with the stage driver to Grin nell and back. Alvin Woodsides sold John Thompson a pair of mules for 400 dollars.
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Ben. W. Hosier
McKenzie County
Behidayeta
Orisaelt
Tasicte
Tere
John Mehan
Jim Craig
Levi Signal
South Aide
Misa Meril McKay
Grinnell
Alvin Woodsides
John Thompson
South Side
Sunny Weather Sees Local School Open After Vacation
Miss Celia Gormican reopened the Ramey school Monday after a week off. J. J. Larsen’s children are well enough to attend. Henry Helland moved toward his Bonetrails claim with timber. Rural carrier horses now swap at Ramey. Ed McGrath hosted Vera McMurrin and wife at a cafe. Marie Smith resumed teaching Monday after a brief pause. Ethel Rusk visited her parents in the city Mia. James Ramey and Willie Blankenship spent Sunday with kin.
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Celia Gormican
Ramey
J. J. Larsen
Henry Helland
Ramey’s
McGrath
Vera McMurrin
Marie Smith
Ethel Rusk
Mia
James Ramey
Willie
Blankenship
Local Notes From Rose Valley Circle
Community gossip records visits and illnesses in Rose Valley. Residents convey recoveries note improvements in rheumatism and colds while relatives travel between homes.Miss Mollie Benell sends gratitude after relief contributions and visits by neighbors are listed.
Garden Valley Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Debates
Chris Ellingson visited Mr and Mrs Olaf Oleson last Sunday. Nels Lundell entertained bachelor friends Saturday evening. Garden Valley residents attended a debate at the opera house Monday evening. Mabel Elliott visited Miss Lily Bear earlier in the week. Chas Weet called at Eliott's on Sunday.
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Chris Ellingson
Olaf Oleson
Nels Lundell
Garden Valley
Opera House
Mabel Elliott
Lily Bear
Chas Weet
Mr. Eliott
Dance marks Marmon hall opening with fifty-one tickets sold
Fifty-one tickets sold at the Marmon hall dance last Friday with attendees from Gladys Gambetta and surrounding areas. An upcoming dance is set for Friday January 21 with an invitation for all, ladies urged to bring cakes or sandwiches.
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Marmon
Gladys and Gambetta
Frank Smith
Chas
D. Helms
Williston
Emma Wiedeman
Nelson
Gambetta
Geo. Wright
Frank Kelly
Gladys
E. A. Allen
W. ©. Brooks
Harry Luts
Imo Brown
Steve Marmon
W. C. Brooks
Valley City Normal opens winter term with 600 attendance
The Valley City Normal welcomed about 600 students to the winter term with more expected. Faculty advisers organized enrollment, and three new teachers joined Jacksonville Illinois staff to fill history vacancies left by Dr. Pooley. Mrs. K B McDonald and Miss Sarah E Todd will lead extra classes as sections expand.
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the Normal
Jacksonville
Illinois
Noa
Pooley
K. B. McDonald
Lidgerwood High School
Sarah E. Todd
University of Chicago
Galligan Minics Lesson and Minot Alumni News
A 1910 religious lesson outlines questions on Matthew 4 and the calling of the disciples, with inquiries on prophecy and faith. The Minot alumni report from December highlights reunions, new courses in agriculture and domestic science, a basketball schedule, and a senior class book planned for June.
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North Dakota
South St. Pete Stock Markets End Week With Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Cattle prices show strong demand for bulls and milch cows despite a light run. Calves and stockers move at mixed odds with warm weather lifting feeder pens. Hog prices range from 5.26 to 8.30 per head with bulk sales around 8.20 to 9.30. Sheep and lambs steady to varied, with spring lambs 6.50 to 7.75 and ewes 4.50 to 5.25. Sale notes note generally steady fat sheep and lambs amid small spot changes.
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South St. Pete
Ain
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Cnt
Ian At Fail Aia G
Ontillite
Tet Hiélpelt Td
Elke Chia Ootens
St. Paul Union Stockyards Company
Annual Congregational Church Meeting Recap
The Congregational church held its annual meeting Monday evening with about ninety members present. Reports highlighted progress across departments, twenty new members joined, expenses were fully met, and past debts paid. The pastor’s salary rose by $200 as the Ladies’ Aid raised $568.84.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
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