Marmon area notes and harvest talk from Rural Williams
Rural Williams County notes report Marmon Bull boys practice game Thursday. Mentions Mrs. Dillree and sons visiting, Mr. and Mrs. Smith visiting, crops strong, Arthur Patterson injured in a runaway, farm activities, harvest plans, and local social events including a picnic and Sunday School. Several local residents and visitors are named with brief movements and duties around Marmon and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmon Bull Boys
R. E. Dillree and Sons
Brooks
E. C. Smith
Walter Wolverton
Willis Wright
Marmon
Mr. Patterson
Eden Valley Hot Days See Farmers Busy With Hay
In Eden Valley the notes tell of hot weather and busy farmers cutting hay. Carrie Ott works for Ray Kratzer while O A Myers and Ben Frank host callers. Rev Sherland and family visit, and several neighbors share visits and chores. The week includes shopping trips, gatherings, and a look at old homes as grain colors brighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Valley
Carrie Ott
Ray Kratzers
O. A. Myers
Franks
Ralph Myer
Ben Ben Franks
Sherland
Zimmerman
W. W- Keltner
Fred Sherland
Abe Millers
Wheelock News Roundup and Local Happenings
Wheelock news reports a basketball defeat, visits by residents to Minot, home addition construction by Iver Gronfur, J P Nelson handling the project, Williston plans, local auto trips by Chas Trusdell O O Huseby James Brown and Carl Helling, Kegler opening a barber shop in John Brown’s pool room, Ed Siverson and C E Alexon routes, a Norwegian Lutheran Lads Aid meeting on August second, and a note about a ball game in Epping with Brooksphere unfamiliar with new rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver Gronfur
J. P. Nelson
Miss Schwartz
Raymond
Norma
Williston
Chas, Trusdell
O. O. Huseby
James Brown
Carl Helling
Ray
Mr. Kegler
John Brown
South Side Farmers Club Picnic and Local Notices
South Side Farmers club held a picnic at E. Collings on August 2. Little Robt. Collings was on the sick list last week. A temperance dance at Martin and Jno on Saturday was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Richland Vance, Walter Collings, and family shared turkey supper at C. B. Vizioss Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Club
E. Collings
Collings
Martin and
Jno
Richland Vance,welle
Walter Collings
Summit Valley Notes on Local Visits and Illnesses
Mr W u Girton was in Epping on Saturday on business. Mr and Mrs Bartz Walker of Mi not visiting Walker brothers Edwin and Fred Walker. A G Zepp and A E Walker and son James attended the Farmers picnic at Williston Saturday. Mrs J E Frost ill but improving. Mrs C A Billa once seriously ill is improving and visiting friends. Mr and Mrs L A French visiting daughter Mrs A Fee then to Fs Peat and on to Iowa to visit another daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Martin
Raum Ferry
Schafer Road
Wilbur Township
J. F. Poe
Texas
Oklahoma
Visina
Harriet Dithmer
Chicago
W. H. Rogers
Fred Eckert
D. W., Vader
Lucy Vance
Alice Burns
C. S. Vizina
Betty
Mer
Blocker
Williston
Alice Dahl
Barney Hole
Hans, Iver
Olaf Grothe
Stordahl
Stueland
Fargo
W. U. Girton
Epping
Mrs. Bartz Walker
Minot
A. G. Zepp
A. E. Walker
James
C. A. Billa
L. A. French
A. Fee
Fs Peat
Mr. French
Lows
Reerbod
Kail Bros. Nee
Rainbow Valley community notes and plans
Haying time is here in Rainbow Valley with crops looking fine. William Ireland and Harry Smalley are erecting new houses while Herb Ingraham paints his. Robert Smalley has purchased land nearby and families plan a Wildrose Lane firehouse event. Rose Hill hosts games and dances as locals prepare for social events. Squires beat Trenton 11 to 10 in a local ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Brooks
Canada
Montana
Crosby
Rainbow Valley
Ireland
Harry Smalley
Herb Ingraham
Iireus
Wildrose Lanne
Beteer
What name are you exert asked the telephone
A garbled Ladies' Home Journal fragment shows a telephone exchange scene with a customer and operator. The girl gives a name in a confused exchange, illustrating misheard prompts and a stalled wire as dialogue trails off. The piece reflects early broadcast or telephony silliness and communication quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Theg Eeraon
Walt
Library Notes on Social Summed Up by Morris Hinge
A brief library notes roundup reviews social summations from Everybody’s magazine. It notes a forthcoming book for high school use and debating clubs, highlighting Debatable Repositions and other debate aids. It also discusses Beulah Dix’s Mothers Son about a German officer who loses his career, Bohemian life at Leissner Inn, and Dr. John Brown’s Rob and His Friends a dog tale enjoyed by all audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Hinge
Asoe
Aes
Beulah Ont Dix
Germany
America
Leissner
Rob
John Brown
Busy Week in Justice Court at Judge Field’s
A busy week in the Court of Justice Field features several preliminary hearings. H Harris faced an assault charge with a weapon, ruled self defense with Harris not liable. Eday Laughen dismissed on prohibition charges for lack of binding evidence. Tilden Graham faced a common nuisance case with a venue change granted. Betsner released from grand larceny, while Ivan Metzger led state cases in the absence of Burdick. Craven and Owens defended other defendants. Minneapolis dispatch notes Miney federal reserve bank director announcements as Hanna and Holter named Class A and B directors for district banks. Treasurer’s report from Byford School District outlines cash, receipts, and expenditures, including bond transactions and sinking fund balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Field
Justice Field
H. Harris
Mr. Harris
Willie Harstein
Harris
Harstein
Ee Ene
Eg Te
Hareaday Laugen
Tilden Graham
Beatie Wan
District Court
Betsner
Ivan Metzger
Burdick
Thos. Craven
Wm. G. Owens
The Auto of My Auto and the Wise Farmer
A fragmented text blends archaic reflections on autos and mores with a modern farmer’s praise. It contrasts fears of mechanical failure with a farmer’s serenity under vine and fig tree, noting banks and towns suffer while the farmer remains sovereign over his broad acres.
Nervous fatigue warned as tonic claims Scott's Emulsion remedy
An advertising snippet touts Scott's Emulsion as a pure nourishing remedy to refresh nerves and blood, warning against medicines with alcohol or drugs while promising renewed vigor. Separately, Cooperative Creamery directors met to elect officers W W Keltner president A & Wicks treasurer and D C secretary, aiming for setup by September with machinery estimates in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Co-operative Creamery
W. W. Keltner
A. & Wicks
D. C
Panchinery
Italy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Williams County
Jno. T. Silker
Albert Raber
J. F. Newman
Alice Petterson
Gromatka’s Grove
Shaw of Wilson
Cunnum
Truax
Williston Experiment
Ernest and
Ruth Septan
Yeelock
C. J. Johnson
Can
Oo. ‘Johnson
Wheelock
Wm. Adams
Glady
Evan Rogan
Garros
Ludvig Vanig
Mat Engelsen
Rosenickt
Gladys Hall
I. M. E. Hokland
T. O. Soares
Messrs
Pete and
Carl Mehus
T. O. Svare
Evan Krogans
Roe
Charlie
John Blom
Svare Bros
Ross
Olaf Svare
T. C. Svare
Peter Smith
Julius Haugen
Mr. Carlsen
Gladys
Rudser
Roe of
Howard
Medas
Adolph Jensen
Julius
Medicine Lake Montana
Anton Peterson
Carl
Lewis Sarkness
Engvald Anderson
M. B. Larsen
Great Northern
St. Paul
Minnesota
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern Railway Company
Arena Frank
Gladys Joyce
Formosa
Ben Frank
Jessie Brams
Daughter
Arena
Carl Won
Brooklyn
Tama Me
Crosse
Ensaes
Aca
Ed Siverson
C. E. Alexon
Ole Mr. Crosse
Norwegian Lutheran Lads Aid
Ole Hyden
Brooksphere
Summit Valley
J. E. Frost
Robert Smalley
Rose Hill
H. C. Ketzel
Joe Bausér
John Albrecht
Albert Hintz
Bonetraill
Squittoi
Rose
Frances Smith
Karl Stenson
Eniltigs
Alma Albrecht
Squires
Trenton
Justice Court
Minneapolis
Washington
Minney Federal Reserve Bank
Hanna
North Dakota
Norman B. Holter
Helena
Mont
Byford Bebool
Williams
Igi
SUNY
Ate
Sinuinear
O. J. Morken
Buford
Apia Wagentay
Hoen
Dia i
Serkan
Williams County State Bank
Daniel Bell & Co
Spence
Williston, N. D
W. N. Dickinson
Salem
Red Williston
N. Dak
Minot Hide & Fur Co
First Street
Dak
Williston Tailoring Co
Abe Hasner
Carton
Phoni
Main Street
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