June Sunday School Gathering at Clark School House
A Garden Valley note reports a Sunday school gathering at the Clark school house last Sunday with a young neighborhood party. Genevieve Allen visited friends in Garden Valley recently. Mrs. John Hamilton is improving. Rudolf Rieder and wife arrived at Montrose, Minnesota. Isaac Francis of Owstoins and Charles Jones of Minot visit W. C. Francis this week. School repairs progress with new windows and chimney, replastering. Literary society delayed until June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark School
Rudolf Rieder
Montrose
Minn
Isaac Francis
Owstoins
Charles Jones
Minot
W. C. Francis
Literary Society
Local Notes From Nelson Area and Surroundings
Frank Boots loses a chorus by choking. Hartsoch shows eight men in the valley. someone seeks to buy our forms. G. E. Littlefield and family visit E. O. Westcott. Mrs. Wartenbd in Grinnell nursing her son's wife. H. A. Nelson plants eighty acres of corn in a large Williams county field. The Great Northern right of way man buys land for Ayr and Williston line. Rayball teams vs Nesson 12 to 17. W. B. Overson of Williston visits. Fresh buttermilk and creamery butter at Sharp's factory. Patronize home industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Ayr
Williston
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup and Local Movements
Pleasant Hill reports a lively Sunday party for relatives and neighbors with many attendees including the Holsts Rostvolds and Dahls. Martin Johnson returned from Rey for a family visit and hosted a dinner. Courting visitors from Williston stopped by, and Dahl brothers considered moving back to Springbrook to build a shop.
Local Notes From North Oak and Williston Parish
Crist Lee visited Epping on Monday. Decoration day services drew attendees from the vicinity in Williston. Fay Logan proudly owns a piano. Ben Brekke spent Sunday with his family then returned to Ray on Monday. Louis Dahl aids Anton Lee digging a well at 16 feet. Annie Lee visits Anton’s family. Ole Brandrud works in Spring Brook this week. Grandma Brown visits Jesse Brown. Will Garrison and T. F. Cook family visit. James Swift family visit John Hagershaw. Jesse Brown and wife spend Sunday with T. F. Cook. Mrs. Albert Schultz learned her mother is ill in Rugby hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Fay Logan
Ben Brekke
Ray
Louis Dahl
Anton Lee
North Oak
Grandma Brown
Jesse Brown
Will Garrison
T. F. Cook
James Swift
John Hagershaw
Williston Graphic Notes Local Moves and Crops Boom
Frank Smith left for Minnesota to take charge of a blacksmith shop for the summer. Hefty is digging rocks for Geo Bowles. No ball team organized yet. Pauline Loken and George spent Sunday at the Freeman ranch. D. T. Allen of St. Paul visits Marmon relatives. Mrs. E A Allen visits Mrs. W C Brooks. Gus Strephen works on the John Teschlar farm. Guder Loker adds a four room extension. Crops booming in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Minnesota
Mr. Smith
Geo. Bowles
Pauline Loken
Brother George
Freeman Ranch
D. T. Allen
St. Paul
Marmon
E. A. Allen
W. C. Brooks
Gus Strephen
John Teschlar
Guder Loker
Spring Coulee Crop Rain Brings Growth and Visits
The region benefited from recent rain aiding crops. Mrs. C Hyatt and her young daughters spent days in Williston attending Decoration Day services. An uncle of Mrs. A. Clay from Michigan is visiting. Edna Fine of the Williston power house is visiting the Hyatt home. Isaac Decker plows for Mr. Addyman with a steam plow. Elmer Hairland works in town. B Corey of Study called on old friends here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hyatt
Williston
A. Clay
Michigan
Edna Fine
Isaac Decker
Addyman
Elmer Hairland
B. Corey
Nine Feet Two Inches Beard Breaks North Dakota Record
Hans N. Langseth of Mooreton North Dakota boasts a nine feet two inch beard grown over thirty four years since a barber boycott. He travels widely claiming no rival west of the Mississippi. In cold weather the beard serves as a muffler and in summer as sun screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahpeton
N. D
Hans N. Langseth
Mooreton
North Dakota
Rumor Says Move Proposed to Oust Amundson in Ward County
A Minot rumor claims Arne Amundson, chair of Ward County Commissioners, should be ousted for allegedly not residing in Ward County. He previously lived in White Earth, moved to Berthold near the old Ward line, and faces questions over his actual residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Arne Amundson
Board of County Commissioners
Ward County
Amundson
White Earth
Mountrail
Berthold
Old Ward
Tioga County News Notes Highlights and Local Projects
Tioga celebrates the 4th with community events. The Howard baseball team unveils grey uniforms as the Great Northern railroad expands trackage in several towns. Wheelock nears completion of a Lutheran church and a city well funded by $600 in subscriptions. Tioga Gazette reports land sale to A A Minton for 2000 dollars and notes a new lawn tennis club near Tioga Lumber Co. A coyote pup misadventure ends with the family dog adopting the brood. Ward county’s socialist ticket and local bridge boundary disputes loom while Noonan rises with three brick buildings.
Notice of Dissolution of Williston pool hall partnership
The partnership between Alex Lester and John J. Domek operating the Williston pool hall is dissolved by mutual consent with Lester continuing as owner. All bills under the Williston pool hall up to May 19, 1910 will be paid by Lester. Signed Alex Lester. Also notices offering farm or city loans, piano installments, and contact details appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Lester
John J. Domek
Williston Pool Hall
H V Smith Insurance Ad Seeks Agents Now
A historical classified notice promotes H V Smith selling hail insurance at 6 percent and calls for agents. It touts best $10, $12, and $12.50 men’s suits from Greengard’s in the northwest, with address 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Smith
Northwest
Greengard’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Cluett
Monarch
John B. Stetson
Lanpher
Greengard Brothers
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing
Williams County
Garden Valley
Genevieve Allen
John Hamilton
Nelson
Frank Boots
Mr. Hartsoch
G. E. Littlefield
E. O. Westcott
H. A. Nelson
Ray Ball
Nesson
Ben W. Hosmer
McKenzie County
Our City
Ray High School
Trusx
Nelson Diamond
W. B. Overson
Sharp’s
Pleasant Hill
Crist
Wildsons Valley
Holst
Grandma Holst
Chas. Holst
Chas. Bys
Conrad
A. Rostvald
Pusch
A. C. Ekeberg
Ard
Albert Rostvald
Mrs.Hyval
Martin Johnson
Rey
Torgen Hoffengen
Ole Clausen
Louis Dahls
Dahl Bros
Crist Lee
Epping
Ole Brandrud
Stone Creek
Falkanger
Albert Rostvold
Sand Creek
Annie Lee
Anton
Springbrook
Albert Schultz
Rugby
Tiarnon
R. E. Dillree
Ovila Dow
E. R. Brownson
Greenyard Bros
W. J. Champion
West Broadway
Timothy
L. O. Higley
East Broadway
Northwestern Marble Works
Crookston, Minn
County News
Tioga
Howard
The
Great Northern Railroad
Wheelock
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Theo. Hagen
A. A. Minton
Tioga Gazette
Tioga Lumber Co
Gunder Syverson
Kermit
Ward
Stanley
Mountrail County
Noonan
Savings Loan and Trust Co
Rawson Block
Weat Broadway
N.D
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