Rural Williams County Notes From Williston And Nearby
In Rural Williams County Rural Williams County notes cover multiple visits and greetings in Williston Wheelock and Eden Valley. Names include Ann M King P M Karp Arthur Dans J V Thomas Morton Adams Gimberling and others. Reports describe travel to the circus, farm chores, a new automobile purchase, medical operations, lost watch and local social events with scattered farm life details.
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Riverview Gas
Ann M. King
Williston
P. M. Karp
Arthur Dans
Wheelock
J.V. Thomas
Mr. T Gi
Morton Adams
A. C. Long
Kinameas
Charles Hoving
R. B. le
C. R. van Alle
Williaton
A. G. Frandle
E. N. Erickson
Dam Coulee Ball Team Seeks Summer Play Near July Six
Mr. Albrecht was ill last week and Mrs. Peter Rassmussen plans a quick return from her visit. The local ball team expects to resume games around July Six with hopes of a strong season and nearby opponents.
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Dam Coulee
Albrecht
Peter Rassmussen
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Marmon Mies Ads B. Smith Returns to Marmon
Marmon notes report B Smith has returned to Marmon while community updates list visits by Mrs. Jack Moorhead at Magnuse s home and trips through Canada. Several families share health complaints, travel to Williston for the Fourth, garden and tree growth, and local watch for road work begins. Mary Victoria Johnson marries a Michigan groom. Rudser Fourth celebration favors Marmon team in a 7 to 2 win.
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J.C. Bean
Frank Johnson
Joe Stapaick
Wheelock
W. M. Adams
Ee Aden Maceneaioe
Nae Horevitel x
Ntana
Wall
Recur Choirater
A. D. Gemberling
Randa Hole
Jack Moorhead
Magnuse
W. C. Brooks
Jno. Martin
Canada
Gudor Loken
Albert Raberts
al Ag
Rudser
Williston
Picnic Grounds Suggested Near Alfred Hoving Place
Local families held an old fashioned picnic in a grove near Alfred Hoving's land. Attendees praised the grounds, suggested benches and a platform, and invited all to bring dinner and enjoy the picnic with ample spring water nearby. A condition asked: do not cut trees and close the pasture gate when driving in from the east.
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Mr. Bradburry
C. J. Johnson
Ray
Lloyd Bradberry
Orlo Bradberry
Wheelock
Alfred Hoving
Missing Mail Found At Buford Post Office Mystery
Post Office Inspectors traced packages hidden near the Buford office during spring and distributed items to north and south offices. Marshal Mostad arrested Eva Mumby Ritter and bonded her for Federal Court at the next sitting.
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Post Office
Buford’ Eost
Marshal Mostad
Eva Mumby-Ritter
Shoulder Fracture After Accident Near Buford ND
The Rev Stranahan of Buford North Dakota was thrown from a horse while returning from his claim about two miles from town on Friday afternoon. He suffered a fracture of the right shoulder. Dr MacManus of the local area attended and reduced the fracture, leaving him as comfortable as possible.
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Stranahan
Buford
N. D
MacManus
Safety First Warns About Children in Street Play
Warnings to parents rise as cities keep statistics on rising automobile accidents. Streets now function like railroad roads as car usage grows from luxury to necessity, demanding caution when children are near streets and trains.
Birds aid man and the birds' role in pest control
H W Henshaw of the Biological Survey notes birds contribute to pest control by consuming insects. He cites a night hawk stomach containing 500 mosquitoes and Killdeer larvae links to disease vectors, highlighting birds' ecological value despite scientific hunting.
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H. W. Henshaw
Biological Survey
Henshaw
Gunes
Got Thirty Days Dan Mitchell Guilty Of Obscene Language
Dan Mitchell appeared before Police Magistrate Smith Monday evening on a charge of using obscene language before ladies and children. He was found guilty and sentenced to thirty days in jail.
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Dan Mitchell
Smith
Notice for Publication in Williston Land Office
Department of the Interior announces Liverd Kinnebeilston of Williston filed a three year proof to establish a homestead claim on NW fractions in Section 14 Township 154 North Range 100 West. Witnesses Henry Martin Olson Albert Grothe and of Williston N D Thomas B Murphy restate listed. Verification before the register on the 38th day of September.
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Department of the Interior
Williston
N. B
Elven
Liverd Kinnebeilston
Btidian
Register
Ee Des Gelver
Ui 8
Falye Tnigisimant
Vert ‘Henry
Martin’ "Olson
Albert Grothe
Yyitston
Thomas B. Murphy
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