Local News Notes From Neighbors And Visitors
W M Wattam and family visited Mrs Elizabeth Schierbeck and Violet Larson with Ruth and Esther Moon Tuesday evening. J W Brown and wife spent Sunday at Mrs Durham’s. John Durham visiting daughter Mrs Adolph Myre near Epping. Edward Semeler was a business visitor in Williston Saturday. Walter Calvert and wife ill with influenza but gaining strength. D Brokaw and son Delmar were on the sick list last week. W C Hollar saw two ducks flying north in January which locals find unlikely for mid winter. R D Shaw and wife and Clyde Kenney and wife visited L C Hart’s Saturday and Sunday. R D Shaw killed a coyote with his rifle in Pherrin. Mrs Floyd Trump and children visiting her parents in Cumberland Wisconsin, to return Monday. services held Sunday at home and at the Danish Church, interment in local cemetery. Mrs H C Blankenship received a letter about her brother’s wife Mrs Lahre Guthrie’s death at Rockfield Indiana after flu and double pneumonia. Ridge folks attended Farmers Creamery annual meeting in Williston Saturday and were pleased with management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Wattam
Elizabeth Schierbeck
Sun
Violet Larson
Ruth
Esther Moon
J. W. Brown
W. C. Hollar
R. D. Shaw
Clyde Kenney
L. C. Hart
Mra. H. C. Blankenship
Lahre Guthrie
Rockfield
Indiana
Ridge
Farmers Creamery
Williston
Community Notes From Eden Valley Social Roundup
Local residents and families share visits and gatherings across Eden Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Myer and families hosted Sunday guests along with J. M. Kauffman and Keltners. A 30th wedding anniversary for W. W. Keltner and 40th for Mr. and Mrs. Frank sparked a friendly surprise party with a gift of an aluminum percolator and cake pan.
Death notices and small town happenings in Sunnyside
Miss Gelia Solberg learns of cousin Inga Dragseth’s death in Zahl and school at No. 2 Judson township closes due to the loss. M C Webb injures back in a barn incident. baby Fredrickson taken to Williston with high fever. Local visits, telegram from son C L Pippinger in Boston, and spring hints amid mild January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelia Solberg
Inga Dragseth
Zahl
M. C. Webb
Fredrickson
Williston
Frank Shank
Ewald Nelson's
Judson Township
Ed McMillen
R. C. Snook
Webb School
Etta Zimmerman
J. B. Pippinger
C. L. Pippinger
Boston
Missouri Ridge Community Notes and Death of Paul Jensen
Mrs Will Clark and children returned home near Arnegard Tuesday morning. Several locals visited friends including Mrs Keihle and Mrs Clark. Paul Jensen's six year old son Paul died of heart failure after influenza illness. Virgil Blankenship injured in Bremerton hospital. Shirley McWilliams and others visited Ridge residents. S W Rizer reports good health from Cuero Texas amid farm plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
R. T. Wicks
Virgil Blankenship
Bremerton
Shirley McWilliams
S. W. Rizer
Cuero
Texas
Joe Gromatka
J. L. Smith
Pete Goraud
Miles
S. M. Clark
John
Frank O’neill
Vera Tone
Sylvia Hartman
S. M. Clarks
B. C. Keihle
Ruby
E. A. Howe
Williston
Paul
Martin Jensen
Farm Account Books Available From Extension Division
A farmers account book designed for the average farmer is available by writing to the Extension Division at the Agricultural College in North Dakota or through the county agent. Each copy costs 15 cents to cover printing. E. G. Schollander, County Agr. Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Division
Agricultural College
N. D
Schollander
Less Meat If Back And Kidneys Hurt
A health note warns meat can strain kidneys causing backache and other distress. It recommends Jad Salts, four ounces in water before breakfast for several days, claim relief as the kidneys resume acting normally.
Night aboard a German Raider during a perilous voyage
A survivor recalls being captured aboard the German raider Moene after the Georgic was sunk. German guards drill prisoners on deck while water, cold, and fear bite hard. Details of roll call, lack of clothes, and brutal treatment follow as crews describe the raid, capturing ships, and sinking efforts amid wavering loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie
Georgic
Orst
England
Germany
Fritz
Viermans
Vaudevilla
Voltaire
Mount Temple
Cambrian Range
King George
War memoir aboard a captured German raider during a Arctic ordeal
The narrator recalls life aboard the Moewe as German crews raid and shell, while crew members brace for capture. Sentries watch, guns are concealed, and rations of biscuits and dixies sustain the men in frigid, damp conditions. Volunteering for firing on the Yarrowdale grants some relief amid the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Liverpool
Yarrowdale
States
Williams County Directory Available at Graphic Office
The new Williams County directory is on sale at the Graphic Office for six dollars. This notice appears on Page Two and advertises the publication price and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams County
Inside Bath For Rosier Skin And Health
A 19th century health ad promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. It claims improved complexion, energy, and vitality, urging readers to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate at the drug store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eden Valley
O. A. Myer
Will Marsh
J. M. Kauffman
W. W. Keltners
Abe Delorme
Rube Delorme
Earl Smith
Miss Goldin Joyce
Jack Adams
Mrs. Frank
Likens
Lucy Sheppard
James Sheppards
Hans Fredrickson
Fiona Sheppard
Hub Sheppard
Roy Marsh
Will Marshes
Bessie Moorfield
James Sheppard
Sunnyside
No Star
Missouri Ridge
Will Clark
Arnegard
Bove
Davy
Moewe
Moene
Wig
Swift & Company
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Swift & Company Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Clinda
U.S.A
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