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Williston Graphic in Williston, North Dakota
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
2
Rose Valley Weather Boosts Farmers Hope For Good Crop
Heavy rains last week in Rose Valley lift spirits among farmers as Trenton trades boom with multiple property exchanges. A new school building planned. three stores and a blacksmith report solid business. Mrs Leach runs the hotel well supplying meals to townsfolk. Tom Harmon rebuilds after April 2 fire with help from friends. The community favors a Get Acquainted plan and praises women’s club influence in Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Leach
Williston
Muddy Valley social notes and spring activities
Henry and Arthur Robertson visited town Saturday while Hans Christinson called on John Moline. Local families and neighbors spent Sunday with hosts Emmil Landes and John Cook. An ice cream social drew a crowd. a new Mud Hooks ball team formed and planned games. Spring Coulee school closed May 26 after eight months. Rev Hollett to preach June 4 in Spring Coules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry and
Arthur Robertson
Hans Christinson
John Moline
Wm. Landes
Mr. Cahelan
John Cook
A. Moline
Clarence
Tom Hogan
Rev. Hollett
Local notes from Baden Valley area recount social visits
Rain last week and various town visits are noted. Chris Hanley stayed with J. R. Sheppard's. C. E. McCoy now works full time as assessor. Mary Cripe works at Dan Snyder's. May Clair hosted a farewell for J. G. Crips. J. R. Sheppard and family visited Ray Bratser. love feast planned by Brethren church. Ben Frank bought the Sam Alrey farm for eighteen hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Hanley
J. R. Sheppard's
C. E. McCoy
Hans Frederickson
Kate Edgar
Nick Hayes
Park Brown
Ray Kratzer
Mary Cripe
Dan Snyder
Ben Frank
Sam Alrey
Farmers and Merchant’s Bank
Local society notes from last week in Williston area
Earl Smith visiting business in Williston. Oreidia M Loken returned after visiting parents. Jack Martin closed his steam rig due to heavy rain. Mrs W C Brooks and daughters visited Mrs R E Dillree. EC Smith and wife traveled to Montana to visit relatives. Mrs Jos Small Sundived with daughter Mrs Joe Hough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Smith
Williston
Oreidia M. Loken
Maton
Jack Martin
Mra
W. C. Brooks
R. E. Dillree
EC. Smith
Montana
Jos Small
Joe Hough
Dragging grain after head emergence explained
A reader requests guidance on proper grain dragging tools and timing. The question notes farmers using wooden drags with straight teeth and some iron slant drags and asks Prof. Shepperd for the recommended drag type and correct dragging time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Shepperd
Agricultural College
Fargo
N. D
Grazing ground advice and local notices from Garden Valley
Howe the assessor toured the area last week. Births and visits noted at the edderich ranch and with Rieder family in Ray. Farmers urged to choose harrows by ground condition, favoring lever and weeder types for wheat care. Local names Hamilton Lundell Eteberg Stewart Hollett appear among visitors and callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Riedee
Rev. Hollett
Local social visits and farm sale report
Mrs. Johnson and her young daughter visited Mrs. Lohr Friday evening. Mrs. Joseph Brannan held a birthday party for her daughter Mondons on her third birthday. Frank Clipp was at the Johnson home Sunday. Mr. Mackey of Manger sold his farm to the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brannan
Mondons
Frank Clipp
Johnson
Mackey
Manger
Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Williston
Spring Coulee Farm Notes Brighten With Rain
The rain helped crops grow as John Addyman aids his brother Herbert in planting. Norene and Mary Lucas visited their uncle John at the start of the week. The Ladies Aid plans a June 20 meeting with Mrs. Hyatt. Rev. F B Hollett preaches at 2 PM on Sunday June 4. John Moline, supervisor, conducts assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Addyman
Herbert
Norene
Mary Lucas
John
Ladies Aid
Hyatt
Hollett
John Moline
Rose Hill Club Seeks Larger Attendance at Next Meeting
Rose Hill members report a small turnout for Saturdays gathering. The next meeting, set for June 10, aims to draw a larger crowd amid weather concerns. Otto Hints traveled to Williston and Ole Flames visited L. B. Albright’s home as Jobo Youness begins violin lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avasod
van Tress
Alma Albrecht
Rose Hill
Otto Hints
Williston
Ole Flames
Albright
Jobo Youness
Notice to Dog Owners In City Dog Tax Due
Notice warns all dog owners that the dog tax is due at any time during the year. The pound master states a penalty of destruction for unpaid dogs and officials may be contacted by phone for stray animals. Tax rates cited for female and male dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bromberg
City Light Bills To Be Cut If Not Paid By 20th
At a city council meeting the delinquent light bills were discussed and ordinances will be enforced. All light users are notified that bills due by the end of each month must be paid by the 20th or service will be cut off. C. C. Mackenroth, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Mackenroth
Beauty Spot on Great Northern Lake McDonald
Glacier National Park in Montana hosts Lake McDonald a famed scenic area. The region designated as a National Playground by Congress offers hotels and guides for day or multi day trips attracting future tourist traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake McDonald
Glacier National Park
Montana
Sixty-first
U. S. Congress
Newspan
Rasgasinee
Great Northern By
McDonald
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Emmil Landes
Emmet Landes
Mud Hooks
Baden Valley
Marmon
Garden Valley
Aiey
Edderich Ranch
R. A. Rieder
Ray
Callie
Bennis Hamilton
Mabel Elliott
Mr. Akey
Zahl News
J. M. Falkanger
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