Rural Williams County notes and community updates in Missouri Ridge
Mabel Poe visits Roy Ashwill. Henry Poe hauls lumber to build a poultry house. Williston district court juror H. C. Blankenship. Marten Jensen’s barn dance. several visits among local families. Grants A Rutledge proof on homestead. Williston witnesses Jack Addyman and Martin Jenson. Telephone line back in service after outage. teams haul lumber to Beulah area. Community events include candy pulls, prizes, and visits to Elsworth. Farmers organize an elevator near Zahl. crop prospects and price pressures noted amid spring work. Local gatherings, church notices, and a push for farm city cooperation.
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Missouri Ridge
Mabel Poe
Roy Ashwill
Henry J. Poe
H. C. Blankenship
Williston
Marten Jenson
Roy Lindholm
Lawrence
Short
George
Millard Wagenman
Frank Honek
S. M. Clark
Mose Cartier
Wildrose
Farmers Elevator Co
Zahl
Will Haines
L. C. Williams
Miles
Agnes Heaton
McKenzie
Spring Coulee
N. P
Eden Valley Community Anxious Over Hay Making Rush
Hay filling dominates the Eden Valley week with Rigdon McCoy sick and many helping with rye and barn work. Local gatherings include visits among Marsh Millers Herman and Miller families, sermons by Rev Heckman, and social hours with neighbors from Ray North Dakota to Wil Liston.
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Eden Valley
Rigdon McCoy
Will Marsh
Rev. Haymer
Earl Miles
Jessie
Brown
Ben Frank
Roy Marsh
L. M. Kauffman
Sun
Ida Herman
Ray, N. Dak
Mable
Cora Miller
Sheppard Sisters
Abram Miller
Eli Delorme
Earl Smith
Williston
N. D
Jessie Brown
Ray
Oscar Hartsock
Burns
Lone Tree Height: Local Notes on Residents and Visits
Tom Swanson is on the sick list. Mr Crapséet finished a fine barn near Eardahl. Andrew Hansen was in Epping Saturday. A Larson's sister is here to spend a week.
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Mr. Garrisen
Springbrook
Larson
Weber
Moore Bros
Mr. Burk
T. Johnson
Spring Brook
Nick Houg
G. W. Jacob
Tom Swanson
Mr. Bardahl
Mick Haug
Lone Tree
Mr. Crapséet
Eardahl
Andrew Hansen
Epping
A. Larson
State Troops On Way To Mexican Border
First 1 Regiment departs Bismarck North Carolina for the border amid an enthusiastic sendoff. Officers note the move brings joy, yet veterans warn the tropics may alter mood after months away. Troops depart in three battalions with full personal gear and no camp leftovers. camp sanitation praised as ideal after a month with no sickness.
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Bismarck
N. C
Mexico
Tropics
Thoraldson
Uses of Rice in Summer Diets From Home Economics Office
The Office of Home Economics outlines rice uses for year round meals, detailing southern style boiled rice, water management, and room temperature steaming. Suggestions include fireless cookers, vegetable pairings, and protein add-ins with milk cheese and eggs to stretch meat budgets.
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Office of Home Economics
Department
Officially Dead Kensal Man Lives Lights Up Fos ter County Sheriff Candidate
Kensal North Carolina July 24 John F Johnson nominee for sheriff of Foster county was struck by lightning in a recent storm and believed dead. He survived after 24 hours officially dead while stunned by the bolt. rescuers worked hours to restore consciousness.
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Kensal
N. C
John_ F Johnson
Foster County
Johnson
Iil
Alice Nelson Page Dies Suddenly In Grand Forks
Grand Forks July 24 Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Nelson Page a prominent Grand Forks newspaper woman were held at St Pauls Episcopal church Rev J K Burleson officiating Her son Cyril Page a member of Company M North Dakota First Infantry arrived from Ft Lincoln The death was caused by hemorrhage of the brain She fell ill Friday afternoon and died in the early hours Saturday Born at Larimore she lived in the Red River valley most of her life She was society editor of The Grand Forks Herald and later founded the Page Printerie
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Grand Forks
Alice Nelson Page
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
J. K. Burleson
Page
Larimore
Red River Valley
Grand Forsk Herald
Page Printerie
Williston Dressmaker Bessis Sinnott Listing
Bessis A Sinnott dressmaker located at 308 West Broadway Williston North Dakota phone 879 Red 29 tf appears in local business directory style listing with contact details.
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Bessis A. Sinnott
West Broadway
Williston
N. Dak
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