Correspondence notes visits and travel of local residents
Gladys Steen visited the Old Maids. Irene Swimley remains at home. Ray Durham left for Harlem Montana. Clarence Swimley went to St Paul with cattle. Blanche Latineer visited Minot. Margaret Notman and Sigrid Sorem visited Grenora. Mrs Robert Rud and baby, formerly of here, now in Williston, visited at the Wilster home. Red Sins tea at Chas Eikert’s. next tea June 30 at the Drier home. Einar Sorem returned from Minneapolis after winter study. A student finished eighth grade and plans high school in fall. Flag Day attendees from here included Mr. and Mrs. Webster, Ulrichs, Notmans, Westphal, Steinke, and Mrs. Hai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Steen
Irene Swimley
Ray Durham
Harlem
Mont
Clarence Swimley
St. Paul
Blanche Latineer
Minot
Margaret Notman
Sigrid Sorem
Grenora
Robert Rud
Baby
Williston
Wilster
Chas. Eikert
Einar Sorem
Minneapolis
Webster
C. Ulrich
Clara Ulrich
Jim Notman
and Westphal
Paul Steinke
Hai
Missouri Ridge social notes from Williston region
Miss Bertha King of Williston visited with Mr and Mrs Howe last week. A large number from the Ridge attended Reverend Stinsons funeral Monday. Several families including the Blankenships and Hickos visited kin. Fishing trips yielded luck for Wit Ramey and Millard Anderson. Anne Guthrie spent the summer with her sister Mrs H C Blankenship. Numerous callers and dinners marked the weekend in the Missouri Ridge community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha King
Williston
B. C. Keihle
Ruby
S. M. Clark
Dan Mc
Grenora Notes Share Local Happenings and Visits
Roswell Pherritt of Kenmare was here today and Mrs. Dr. Claybough enjoyed a visit from her father this week. Three Grenora young men are called to the army on the 24th. Fred Fortier and Henry Loman of Wildrose were here on business. Frank Leetrail dug a den of wolves with seven pups found. The rest room at the American Hotel is a success. Mr. Schriber plans a large house, to be the finest in Grenora. Heavy rain Friday evening benefited crops. A child nearly poisoned by carbeli acid. Mrs. A J Peterson of Wildrose and Mrs. Alstead of Alamo called on friends at the hotel. Mrs. Martin Aker, Miss Neil and Mrs. Salverson of Wildrose visited the Larsons. The Brush Lake dance and moving pictures were well attended, though the hall was too small. The Sunday School Convention was a success with attractive class heats and smooth management. Visitors from across the county attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Pherritt
Kenmare
N. D
Dr. Claybough
Fred Fortier
Henry Loman
Wildrose
Frank Leetrail
American Hotel
Grenora
Schriber
John Loiset
A. J. Peterson
Wildroae
Alstead
Alamo
Martin Aker
Neil
Salverson
Edd Larson
Brush Lake
Local residents share visits and greetings across towns
Numerous neighbors dropped by Bert Aspland and Albert Thom households for calls and Sunday visits. Attendees included Norman Johnson, Bryan Kaetzel, Edith Crow, Roy Ryner, Bessie Ryner, Mabel Hunt, Mike Harstad, John Kulseth, and others. Weekend shows, fishing on Cow Creek, and car trips to Williston are noted along with a funeral in Iowa and trips to Brush Lake near Grenora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Battesy
Chas
Edith Crow
Williston
Bert Aspland
John Albrecht
Carl Stenson
Lavern
Albert Thom
Roy Ryner
Bessie Ryner
Mabel Hunt
Anton
Mike Harstad
Local notices cite Williston trips and May gatherings
Williston visits and business trips are recorded for O L Hilde David Hylden from Park River and Ole’s brother Ole, with others traveling to Williston and Montana for land and medical plans. Community updates include Red Cross reports school events and a township meeting in Pherrin with local residents attending, voting, and sharing town news through May activities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spring Brook
Missouri Ridge
Grath
John McGrath
Ison Albert
H. C. Blankenship
W. S
A. H. Johnson
C. O. Clausen
Iowa
E. O. Hougen
Twin Cities
J. E. Kennedy
Our City
Cora Vicker
E. H. Winger
Wisconsin
John Bernquist
L. L. Hilde
National War Savings Committee
the Handy Grocery
H. Skidmore
Prop
North Dakota
National War Savings
Eynon & Severtsen
Zahl, North Dakota
O. L. Hilde
Minnesota
David Hylden
Park River
Ole
Lucile Lynch
Grinnell
John Fossanen
H. N. Peterson
E. W. Dahlquist
H. A. Patterson
Towner
Patterson
Messrs Hutchinson, Boardman and Hogan
Raymond
Little Falls
Minn
John Siverson
John Carl Ison
John Steffen
Oscar Alexon
Montana
Epping
Brekke
Martha Carlaon
Tioga
Andrew Thorseth
Bill Haney
Renn
P. Thomas
Schroeder
Miss McCradie
Harry Gemberling
Ray
Miss Olson
Oli Knutson
Vis
Iting
Carl Melland
Louise Crowley
0.A. Biella
Beall
Williiston
Fonce Ginther
Mabel Jacobson
D. A. Bjella
Hugh Carr
Verna Scarr
Berg
Anna
Eileen Bjella
Ginther
Holedakken
Mesdames Haugen
T. Bjella
Thomas
O. A. Bjella
Red Cross
Murch
Edith Cote
Virgil Scott
Carr
Marie
Verna
Mr. King Sr
Harold
Granville
King
Ole Stundahl
John Guggedahl
Monitana
Printy
Summit Valley
C. A. Levitt
Levitt
Geo. Schaff
Beachler
Canada
Delbert Haney
Mrs. Bucklin
Branch of Red Cross
Packards
Waban
Munds
Pherrin Township
Tate
F. B. Larson
Zahlland Grenora
John Wagenman
Alice Mellor
Axel Carlson
Frank Monson
Johnson
Lester
Pherrin
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