Community Notes From Pherrin Area Include Births and School Program
Paul E Steinke works at the creamery and the school program is planned for Sunday at Yeoman hall. Mr and Mrs Ben Martin welcome a baby boy and new parents report mother and child doing nicely. Miss Florence Steinke visits her brother Paul while Mina Jessie Notman resigns from Webster's store with Sigwid Sorem filling. Red Cross Tea at Westphal's raises funds. next tea June 16 at Chas Eikert's. Local church services at Palmer school house concluded with a Sunday School session led by W A Palmer, Marie Heffelfinger, Inez Jeffrey along with visiting Rev Stinson and Rev Wild. Williston graduation drew Pherrin district attendees including Dorothy Fagen, a Williston High School graduate and former Pherrin pupil who was class president, with other district pupils like Lester Jeffrey and Sennett Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Steinke
Ben Martin
A.M. Pierson
Ray Diem
Saveral
Florence Steinke
Paul Steinke
Carl Herried
Mina Jessie Notman
Webster's
Sigwid Sorem
Yeoman Hall
Red Cross
Westphal
Chas Eikert's
Bertha
Paul
Gladys Frederick
Verna Fagen
Inez Jeffrey
Lucile Fréderick Hanna
Grenora News Roundup of Local Events and Visits
Grenora by staff correspondent reports a busy period with church and civic notes. Rev and Mrs Smith visited Bainville. Mrs Earl Orsborn ill. W H Bird laid cement sidewalk on Main. Dr Claybough and daughter visited Velva. Annie Palmer visited from Wildrose. lectures and Red Cross drives noted. Local ball games, and a Brush Lake show drew large crowds. Mr Movin’s illness improving. T M Richmond spoke for the Odd Fellows at Portal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenora Hanks
Old State Bank
Grenora
Hanka
Red Cross
Braatelien
Williston
Annie E. Palmer
Wildrose
American Hotel
Nellie M. Osman
Hurdsfield
Fred Roberts
Medicine Lake
Local Notices and Social Visits in Pherrin Township
Pherrin Township residents reported visits among neighbors and relatives including Alpaugh and family at Ed Phillips, Moorhead sisters at Elgie Moon, and Yarence Beard moving equipment to Larkin Hart for flax. Dances were held by Muddy Valley Red Cross at Evans barn with another scheduled June 21. School picnics planned at Pleasant View and Crazy Man's Coulee with completion of a nine month term at Palmer school. Anna Quinell operated after appendicitis, visiting Theodore Moen. former McKenzie county neighbors, and Mrs. Martin Quinell and daughter from Arnegard attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpaugh
Ed. Phillips
Iva Moorhead
Elgie Moon
Dolly Penman
Yarence Beard
Larkin Hart
Ralph Simpson
Joilet
Montana
Hanna
Muddy Valley
Spring Hill
Pleasant View
Fred Maids
Palmer School
Crazy Man's Coulee
Maids
Ray
Martin Quinell
Anna
Arnegard
Theodore Moen
McKenzie County
Anna Quinell
Eden Valley Socials and Meetings Echo Summer Season
Mr Will Miller helps Jack Mc Coy with his house. Miss Goldin Joyce visited Arena Frank Sunday. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Horace Spoerlien Thursday. Miss Lula and Miss Blanche Rutledge spent days in town. Lucy Sheppard works for Mrs Earl Smith this week. Jack Adams lost assessor books Sunday. Love Feast planned for June 15 at Brethren church. Hans and Ben Frederickson visited Sheppards. Earl Smith and Will Marsh hosts. Pankowski and Frederickson guests. auto trip to Jessie Maurer. Rev Deardorff leads two week meetings starting Sunday. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Miller
Jack McCoy
Goldin Joyce
Arena Frank
Ladies Aid
Horace Spoerlien
Lula
Blanche Rutledge
Shepparda
Lucy Sheppard
Earl Smith
Keplinger
I. M. Kauffman
Sunda
Jack Adams
Brethern Church
Hans Fredericksons
James Sheppards
Will Marsh
Jack Pankowski
Will Frederickson
Sheppards
Ben Frank
Jessie Maurer
Will Landis
Rev. Deardorff
O. A. Myers
Deardorff
Spring Coulee Notes From A Star Correspondent
Local column reports family visits and farm work near Spring Coulee. Bernice Clay returns home to assist on the farm as seeding ends. Red Cross meetings at Mrs Gee's appear well attended. Community events include Mildred Gobson’s 18th birthday at Spring Coulee schoolhouse and a sermon by Rev Hitchcock. Farmers discuss sowing, wheat bread and sugar rationing, and methods to control Russian thistles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiams
Arthur Clay
Moses Cartier
L. C. Williams
Bernice Clay
Red Cross
Jack Frost
Uncle Sam
Army
Congress
Spring Coulee
Mildred Gobson
Mildred
Sun
Eoc
Hitch
Williston
Hitchcock
Proper harrow use to control thistles and save grain
The speaker urges harrowing again to create a dust mulch that discourages thistles. With harrowed ground, the grain will grow thriftily, and the thistles remaining after harrowing can be kept in check. delaying harrowing worsens thistle growth and grain risk, though not yet too late.
Wheelock News Ties Local Happenings and Visits
A round of small-town notices includes Wheelock residents and visitors. J P Nielsen returns from Wisconsin. Asle Bjella seen on four streets. Rabul Johnson calls on businesses. N J Lenz hosts his Wolf Point brother. War Saving Society sells thrift stamps. Ruby Biggs hosts Sunday with friends at Epping. Bar ny and Thor Hole entertain their sister from Minneapolis. Chas Lindberg visits Red Wing cousin. Great Northern to adjust passenger schedule. Memorial Day guests at Williston. cow loss at E E Septon’s. Wm Macadoo moves depot crews. A H Johnson buys another auto. Frank Johnson plans a June 4 barn dance for Red Cross. S E Markel elected auditor and C A Helling treasurer. Melland school vote to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gara
Geo. Judd
J. P. Nielson
Wisconsin
Asle Bjella
Epping
Rabul Johnson
N. J. Lenz
Wolf Point
Wheelock War Saving Society
Ruby Biggs
Barney
Thor Hole
Minneapolis
Chas. Lindberg
Redwing
Minn
Great Northern
Dahlquist
Lynch
Severson
Helling
Williston
E. E
Wm. Macadoo
A. H. Johnson
Frank Johnson
Red Cross
S. E. Markel
C. A. Helling
Melland School
Wheelock
Watson Lynch
A. L. Hunter
Granville
N. D
Walt
H. N. Petersen
Epping Area News Notes and Local School Trimurals
Several months spent in the eastern part of the state and visits between trains mark local travel. A variety of Red Cross活动 items were shipped from Epping, and many children are noted for perfect attendance in the eighth month of school. Community events include birthday celebrations, births, and contributions to Red Cross drives. Local youngsters are recognized for punctuality, and a Junior Red Cross program at Meiland school featured songs and addresses with a fundraiser of 30.75 dollars. Annie McCradie announces candidacy for Williams County County Superintendent of Schools in the primary race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Minot
Opheia
Epping
Thorness
Ben Martin
Cari Herried
Lorraine Schaaf
Williston
Katherine Schroeder
Selma
Irwin Iverson
Monda Vik
Margaret Miller
Charlotte
Dorthy Lee
Marshall
Advertised Letters at Williston Week Ending June 4 1918
List of unclaimed letters advertised at Williston North Dakota for the week ending June 4 1918. Names include Blair David Bookout L E Boude Fred B Duffy A M Foss Clarence Furubotten Kasper Hanson Miss Minnie Sutton Mrs Sarah Willis Geo When calling for the above please say advertised Waldo Leonardi Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. Dak
Blair
David
Bookout
L. E
Boude
Fred B
Duffy
A. M
Foss
Clarence
Furubotten
Kasper
Hanson
Miss Minnie
Sutton
Sarah
Willis
Geo
Waldo Leoniardy
Epping Community Notes Amid Local Travel and Visits
Williston visitors and residents appear throughout this district update. Chas Levitt returns from Williston. several families, including the Ginthers and Carrs, visit from nearby towns. New pool hall opens in Miller building. Miss Belle Bagatat arrives from Illinois for extended stay with Biella family. Louis Levitt resumes mail carrier duties after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Levitt
Williston
Obert Bagstad
McIntosh
Scott
Miller Building
Schroeder
Carr
Charles
Levitt
L. H. Levitt
Ray
Fonce Ginther
Epping
Lara Wamnheim
Grenora
Anna
Marie Ginther
H. Gemberling
Bucklin
Holfland
Marie Ginthers
Tye
Wedman
Brook
Ill Haney
Chas. Gemberling
Belle Bagatad
Illinois
Biella
Isabel Lykken
Florence Carr Levitt
Roy Udy
Homestead
Louis Levitt
Sletten
Canada
Mack
O. Ellingson
Matt Vanderburg
John Johnarud
King
Trenton
Mrs. King
Tuttle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spring Brook
Pherrin Township
Eden Valley
Star
Max Miller
Delmer Morrow
Jewel Bjella
Arthur Thorseth
Raymond Thorseth
Alma Alexander
Irma Ginther
Evelyn Haug
Priscella Morrow
John Myers
Carol Kallak
Gilman Wang
Lester Schroeder
Junior Red Cross
Meilands School
Williams’ County
Williams County
Torr
Annie McCradie
Epping, N. D
Greene's Variety Store
Williams
Onn
Wegley
Greene’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!