Crops Benefit From Rain and Local Happenings in Tyrone
The district notes a good shower last Saturday benefiting crops. Attendance marked at Spring Coulee celebration on the 4th with dry grounds after rain. Local residents, including John Albrecht, Peter Rassmusgen, Peter Branvold, and Chas Youness, visited Williston and Flowing Water Farm. Tyrone township road work proceeds well. coyotes threaten poultry. a boy learned a watch pun at Bible verses. Missouri Ridge reports a hailstorm, Sunday school organized, and several home improvements noted. Painted Wood, South Side, and nearby communities report mail, industry, and social visits with minor injuries and farm labor updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Hill
Rose Hill
Spring Coulee
John Albrecht
Williston
Peter Rassmusgen
Peter Branvold
Tyrone
Chas. Youness
Alma Albrecht
Chas
van Trees
J. Albrecht
Local Social Notes and Road Work Update
SPRING COULEE L C Williams called on W S Mitchell last Monday. Andrew Milline Edna Moline Nels Moline and wife spent the 4th with John Moline E O Lucas and daughter called at L S Mitchells home Wednesday. Mrs Frank Morlan and Mrs L C Williams called on Mrs P A Campbell Monday. The annual school meeting was held Foreday. The books of the past treasurer were audited and some together with the balance on hand were turned over to his successor. The school district is in good shape financially to begin the new school year. Herman Schafer and family and Miss T A Baer of Williston called on W S Mitchell and family Sunday. The road overseers are busy putting the roads in better condition. They are pushing the work along with intention of getting through before the farmers want to begin making hay. Frank Morlan and wife called at the Warner home Sunday. Chas Hellyer called on P A Campbell last Thursday. Mrs W S Mitchell drove to Williston Monday returning home Wednesday. Mrs John Moline was a Williston visitor. Mr and Mrs Frank Morlan called on W S Mitchell and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Clay called on Frank Morlan and wife Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Williams
W. S. Mitchell
Andrew Milline
Edna Moline
Nels Moline
John Moline
E. O. Lucas
L. S. Mitchells
Frank Morlan
P. A. Campbell
Herman Schafer
T. A. Baer
Williston
Warner Home
Chas ‘Hell
Community Notes From Rose Hill And Williston
Roy Armstrong visits Williston after wife and baby at Williams hospital. L. C. Williams meets his daughter and Kansas relatives. Sunday school plans a program for the joint 3. I. Picnic at Gromatka grove on August 4. A group attended a show midweek. 5. C. I. L. to meet next Friday the 19th. Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs. Ike Dicker. Rev. 8. F. Hollett to preach August 28. Lewis and Fred Schumacher of Williston visited Floyd Hyatt. H. Addyman moving buildings to main road. Pete Rasmussen called at the Albrechts. Chas Rehal and wife and Mike Youness trip to Alexander. D. Cottrell Rose Hill visitor. Chas Youness ill. Crops look grand. I should buy 80. Local men busy fixing roads. John and George Albrecht and Chas Rehal trip to Williston. Martin Jensen putting up L. O. Higley hay. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Higley out to their ranch Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Armstrong
Williston
Williams Hospital
Ike Dicker
F. Hollett
Lewis
Fred Schumacher
Floyd Hyatt
H. Addyman
Rose Hill
Pete Rasmussen
Albrechts
Chas
Rehal
Mike Youness
Alexander
D. Cottrell
Chas. Youness
John
George Albrecht
Martin Jensen
L. O. Hi
Socialist column at Gates on Ries lecture in Williston
W F Ries of Toledo spoke at Gates opera house under the Williston Socialists auspices. The talk praised farmer resilience, criticized private banks, and urged voting for Berger, LeSuer, and Debs. It recounted an arrest incident, called for government banking, and condemned corporate influence while praising free speech and socialist aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Ries
Toledo
Ohio
Gates Opera House
Williston Socialists
Ries
Political appeals and local notices in Williams and Ramsey counties
A fragmenting collection shows a political urging for a Socialist sweep in Williams County including sheriff and commissioners, plus local notices from Garden Valley Rainbow Valley and Rudler communities. It mentions haying, weather, crops, social events, and upcoming shows with several local names and places.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coyote
Missouri Ridge
Hugo Clark
Chester Ashwell
Gromatka
C. A. Wicks
Joe 3Romatka
S. M. Clark
John Lindholm
Joe Honek
Blankenship
Rocco
Theo
Navy
Honolulu
Seattle
Wash
Colorado
Chris Cook
Robert Goar
J. J. Larsen
William
Victor Larsen
W. W. McMorrin
Nells Knudtsan
Baynes
Nells Peterson
Bert Seace
Hans Peterson
Ackerman
Anna
Frank Poe
Collings
Paulson
Gus Eidson
Stickney
Tooley Place
Rav. Foss
Strand
Socialist Column
Plaza
Tam
Stanley
Istanders
North Dakota
Cortelyou
Morgan
Farmer
Berger
LeSuer
Congress
Debs
Socialist Party
Harvester Trusts
Deering
McCormick
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Workers of the World
Unite
THE
PITTS
Carl Erickson
Williams County
Garden Valley
Florence McWilliams
John Hamilton
Wm. Berger
R. A. Reiders
R. A. Reider
H. Lampman
Arnt
Kruger
Alt Elliott
D. A. Hamilton
Olaf Hval
Rainbow Valley
Hana Fletcher
Henry Stensrud
Ireland
Ray
Milo Witter
Bob Parker
Jim Phillips
Wm. Barrow
Ingram
Hilly Bennet
Rudler
Clarence Tenny
Andrew Logen
Ole
Oliver Holmes
Rev
A. Roe
Howard
Raymond Mattock
Rudser Hall
R. F. Mattock
Rev. Vermilya
M. E
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Oxfords
Greenyard Bros
Williston, N. D
R. C. Sanborn Lumber CO
Williston, North Dakota
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