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Newspaper

Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1911

Page

3

Relinquishment land listings near Willis and Trenton area

No. 117 details 160 acre relinquishment of level plow land six miles east of Willis. Omit shack. 400 snap rate. No. TB offers for pit ores level black land with 15 cropped, Bay guar ratee, west of Willis. No. 110 describes 1 aan roll five miles NW of Trenton with 35 at Be Ind. House and better price. No. 120 bottom land, level, with considerable shabeé on in voes son soeigeney.

Williston N. D Bay Guarratee Willis Trenton Sec Gies

Willams County Correspondence Signatures Urge Reliability

Interest column notes that correspondence and contributed articles about Willams County must be signed to ensure reliability. Names will not be published unless desired.

Rain Lifts Valley Crops and Community Activities

Rose Valley reports last week’s shower cheers crops and farmers. Misa Mary Ezall and Marguerita visit brother W. B. Exell. visits to Thornton and Martin households noted. G. W. Simmons and families call on Martin. Rev. March dines with Martin and preaches at the school. road work by Exell praised. Bam Roo reports 30 feet of water at 130 feet. Angie hotel owner Mrs Ryan ill to undergo appendicitis surgery in Northwood. Methodist minister from Ray to lead services at the schoolhouse.

Misa Mary Ezall Miss Marguerita W. B. Exell Mrs. Thornton G. W. Simmons Martin Rev March Martin Lastunday Thornton Peter Helland W. B. Esell Gertrude Marshall Miss Sheppard Tom Wodls Butterfield Ryan Angie Hotel Northwood Ray

Rose Hill notes on Fourth of July and community events

Rose Hill reports a well attended Fourth of July celebration with a 13 to 0 five inning win by Rose Hill over Mud Hooks and Rose Hill. Local residents Geo Albrecht and P. E. Ketch el connected with families in visits and a big boy was born to Mr and Mrs Geo Albrecht. Missing horse blankets and brass cornet from the Rose Hill schoolhouse were to be returned.

Rose Hill Geo. van Tress Kansas Bowery Chas Rehal W. F. Albrecht Williston van Tress John Albrecht Geo. Albrecht Rehal’s O. J EB. D. Keats

Rainbow Valley Notes on Local Crop Prospects

Rainbow Valley reports prospects never better for a good crop. Edith Goleman to drive the mall wagon from Cottonwood to Sahl. Mr and Mrs Barr spent the Fourth with Mr and Mrs Borrow. Mr Ireland and wife visited Elmer Platt's Sunday. Mrs Herb Ingraham and son Sam returned home after a week in Williaton. We had two or three splendid show-

Edith Goleman Cottonwood Sahl Barr Borrow Ireland Elmer Platt Herb Ingraham Sam Williaton

Painted Wood News Reflects Farm Life And Local Events

Mrs. Lars Peterson returns home from Dr. Goldschlager's care in Williston improved in health. Neighborhood visits include M. Bartholomew and L. Coulter viewing crops at W. W. McMurrin’s. Miss Eunice Albertson, in Raven Colorado, reports Pike's Peak injury delaying her Williston trip. A Wild Rose school meeting approved bonding for two new schol houses.

Lars Peterson M. Bartholomew Wiliston Wild Rose School C. J. Cook Vern McMurrins Robert Goar John’ Guyot Sophie Peterson Williston

Preacher to Speak at Spring Coulee Next Sunday

Rev F 8 Hollett will preach at Spring Coulee next Sunday July 16 with all invited. The School Site Improvement League met Saturday evening and held a large, successful program with planning for August's second Saturday gathering. A city celebration on the 4th near the City of Opportunity brought a fine time for locals.

Hollett City of Opportunity Mattie Holbrook Wisconsin Agnes Heaton Jaws L. C. Williams J . Alred

Local residents visit and Sabbath school attendance noted

Mrs. Rutledge and daughters visited Mrs. Lucas on Sunday and attended Sabbath school. Mr. Williams suffered a bad cut at the round house in Williston and is hospitalized for treatment of blood poisoning. Mrs. Williams was in Wilnetes this week with her husband.

Mayville Normal Notes Promotes Strong Summer Term

The 1911 summer term at Mayville Normal begins July 19 with expected large attendance. Two recitation periods and continued work aim to match the year’s earlier terms. Trail Breele and Nelson counties join the Normal, while Supt Skriveeth of Nelson County has died, leaving successors to maintain the school’s mission. Faculty hosted guests during commencement including Lieutenant Governor Burdick and local officials.

Trail Breele Nelson Normal Pres Hillyer Burdick Travia Parsons Parjaona Ralph Thoralisen R. A. Nestos Miss Watson Ida B. Moore Maude Burdick

State fairs schedule list readies summer exhibitions

The notice lists dates for multiple county and state fairs across North Dakota and nearby regions. Events include Well County, LaMoure, Barnea, Bottineau, Interstate, Grand Forks, Pembina, Bengon, Cavalier, Missouri Slope, Williams, Richland, Industrial Expo, McHenry, and MecLean counties with specific July to October windows.

Bottineau County Bottineau Fargo Grand Forks Pembina County Hamilton Bengon County Leads Langdon Mandan Williston Richland County Wahpeton

Montana Game Conditions and wildlife losses noted

The Montana hunting season for deer lasted sixty one days from October to December with an estimated 1 500 deer captured. Fire in Montana Idaho and Oregon caused large losses of rifled and blue grouse. Coyotes remain a range menace to antelope and other game as control efforts continue.

Montana Department of Agriculture Idaho Oregon

Leading North Dakota Local News Roundup

A long list of incident notes across towns reports injuries crimes fires arrests and deaths. Notable items include a horse kick injury in Lankin a fatal hayload fall in Walcott arrests for train drinking in Devils Lake and a fire in Portal damaging several buildings. Also details on a farm shooting case in Hileboro missing person and murder trials in Braddock and Oroville along with multiple drownings assaults and legal actions.

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