Local Notes From Sand Creek and Nearby Towns
Miss Fay Logan and her mother waited on C E Logan Saturday. Mr Johnson lost a wagon tire while hauling hay to town Saturday. Grafton Heed visited Opportunity Sunday. Miss Flava Musick stayed with Aunt Mrs Roy Ashwill this past week. Mrs Mengel spent several days on the claim last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Logan
C. E. Logan
Mr. Johnson
Grafton Heed
Opportunity
Flava Musick
Roy Ashwill
Mengel
Garden Valley Notes and Local Updates
Mrs G O Hval has been sick for several days. Mr and Mrs Vandeberg of Williston moved to Garden Valley. Lyndon Hamilton celebrated his fifteenth birthday on July 15 entertaining many friends. Missionary services last Sunday were interesting and a Sunday school was formed. Rev Hollett will preach again on Sunday July 31. The next literary is set for Saturday July 23 at 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Hamilton
Hollett
Arnt
Garden Valley
Stoneyereek
John F. Cook
Routel Williston, N. D
Williston Social Roundup and Local Visits
Painted Wood W W Wilde and wife attended Market day in Williston. Miss Ramey and friend attended Dunkard church Sunday evening. Miss Lelia Sheppard and friend took supper at C J Cook's Sunday. Gratton Head of Sand Creek attended the ball game at Squires Sunday. Misses Bessie Brewer and Schaeffer of Wisconsin visiting the Ziminska family. Mrs Nells Knudtson and Miss Friday Peterson were Williston shoppers. Ed Davis purchased a new separator to maintain his threshing reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wilde
Williston
Ramey
Friend
Dunkard
Lelia Sheppard
C. J. Cook
Gratton Head
Sand Creek
Squires
Bessie Brewer
Schaeffer
Wisconsin
Zimiska
Nells Knudtson
Peterson
Marmon boys host social but nay profits in dance event
The Marmon baseball team hosted a Friday dance that wasn’t financially successful though attendees enjoyed the social hour. A Sunday game saw Marmon and Bonetraill lose 5 to 2. Local notes mention a new Norwegian church minister, haying season, and town visitors and activities around Williston North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmon
Eastfork Township Notes on Local Life and School Board
Farmers cut wheat for hay while discussions on old bills and new contracting appear. Stoney Creek school district names John F. Cook clerk. Residents travel to Springbrook for a school board meeting. Farm life details include well kept gardens, dairy cows, chickens, and dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Emil Pusch. Jacob Backman reportedly works on an airplane. C J Holt to furnish some capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Francis
Garden Valley
Eastfork
Springbrook
Stoney Creek
Jacob Backman
Jake
Mr. Bachman
C. J. Holt
Pleasant Hill Socials Highlight Birthdays and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dahl and Mrs. Annie Lee visited Mr. and Mrs. A Rostvald for Mrs Rostvald birthday. Harriet Lee hosted a party with Luella Aasthen Amy Lee and Signors Dahl. Eastfork supervisors toured a road changes plan. Laura Engis, a trained nurse, visits Mr. and Mrs. Lorum for a rest during her vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dahl
Annie Lee
A. Rostvald
Rostvald
Eastfork Township
Floyd Trumbo
Leneda
Dahl
Harriet Lee
Luella Aasthen
Amy Lee
Signors
Ole Klausen
Eastfork
Lorum
Louie Dahl
Annis Lee
Signore Dahl
Hastfork
Tils
Laura Engis
Mrs. Lorum
Community Notes From Williston And Nearby
John Moline was at Williston on Saturday and E Williams spent Sunday at his claim. A Hyatt visited at home on Sunday. Mr. Blair haying for Mr. Stedam. Edna Moline visited relatives at Williston. Mrs. Isaae Decker has a two week old girl. Floyd Hyatt visited the power house Saturday. Mrs. Susan Hyatt and Mrs. Celis Hyatt called on Mrs. Stedam and Haviland Wednesday. Rev Hollett of Williston will preach here next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moline
Williston
E. Williams
Mr. Blair
Mr. Stedam
Edna Moline
Floyd Hyatt
Susan Hyatt
Celis Hyatt
Missouri Ridge Well Wins Favor In Local Stronghold
Martin Jensen reports the best well in the country after two days of pumping. Alex Lind also boasts a deep 80 foot well dug by the Garretson boys with their father guiding the witching. C A Wicks leads as first to cut grain, barley on July 5th. About forty residents join in rock digging and road filling activities on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Jensen
Alex Lind
Garretson Boys
C. A. Wicks
J H Sorenson dies at city hospital
J H Sorenson roadmaster of the Great Northern between here and Minot died at the city hospital Monday morning at eleven o clock of typhoid fever. He had lived in this city and was well known. A brother in Everett Washington was telegraphed and arrived to arrange the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sorenson
Great Northern
Here
Minot
Mr. Sorenson
Everett
Wash
Burdick Maloney Law Firm Opens In Williston
A. S. Maloney arrives to establish the new Burdick and Maloney law firm in Williston. He rents Rev. Smith’s former house and joins A. L. Burdick, a statewide figure and Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor, who plans to move here after the November election. Burdick has past banking ties in Munich and recently bought land to add a horse business to his law practice. arrival expected later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Maloney
Burdick & Maloney
Graphic
Maloney
Rev. Smith
Waseca County
Minnesota
Minnesota State University
Burdick
Williston
A. L. Burdick
Munich
Cavalier County
Dr Moats of Epping Weds Minneapolis Bride
Dr W H Moats of Epping and Miss Margaret Spain of Minneapolis were married in this city at the Catholic Rectory on Wednesday July 20 at 6 PM. Rev Father Arsenault performed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Epping and spend their honeymoon on the doctor’s claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Moats
Epping
Margaret Spain
Minneapolis
Arsenault
Graphic
Nick Bruegger Dies in This City on Tuesday
Nick Bruegger prominent Montana farmer and Odd Fellow, brother of Mayor John Bruegger, died Tuesday morning at 10 30 of complications of diseases. He lived here over eighteen years, had moved to a Bainville claim, and leaves a wife and seven children in Montana. Funeral held at 3 pm at his daughter Mrs Shoemaker residence with Odd Fellows in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Bruegger
John Bruegger
Bainville
Mont
Montana
Glasgow
Watertown
Williston
Shoemaker
Hollett
Odd Fellows
Federal Building Site Options Near City Center
The government received six to eight site offers for a new post office with land or buildings priced from 64,000 to 13,000 dollars. Most proposals lie within two or three blocks of the current post office and city center. Public locations are not disclosed yet.
City Council Grants Permit Near Pasnault Gallery
Joseph Jonas received a permit to erect a building on a lot near the Pasnault art gallery at Monday night’s city council meeting. The extension of sewer and water mains from Ninth Street to the city limits along First Avenue West was tied. A matter of damage to the street by heavy engines, and related street sod issues, was left for the city engineer and city attorney to determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jonas
Pasnault
Ninth Street
First Avenue West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Oxfords
Florsheim
Crawford
Cluett
Monarch
Greengard Bros
Ladies
Pingree
White House
Williams County
G.O. Hval
Ed Davis
Bonetraill
Dakots Bay
Elmo Brown
Oscar Howard
Kodak
Thep Dusell
Athens
Krantz
Harry Small
Roy Dillree
Andrew Berg
Olga Berg
Williston High School
A. Berg
John Teschlar
John Newman
Harry Lutz
E. R. Brownson
N. D
Emil Pusch
Hedderich Ranch
Pleasant Hill
A. Hyatt
Missouri Ridge
J. HL. Sorenson
City Hospital
NEW Law Firm
OF Burdick & Maloney
DR. Moats OF
Mill City
Federal Building
City Council
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