Rose Valley Notes Include Departures and Local Visits
Rose Valley reports W B Adama left last Monday for Flint Michigan after selling his claim and investing near his childhood home. Miss Marie Simmons visited with her cousin Arthur Simmons, and Marion Simmons with Hiram Simmons. Chas Thornton returned with Stanley and Allen Keltner, Mr Marsh and sons Roy and Claud. A fishing trip party from Eden Valley stayed overnight on the river bank. Buoyed by rain last week, hail at Buford spared them. Dunkard Brethren to hold services Sunday June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Adama
Flint
Mich
Adama
Marie Simmons
Arthur Simmons
Marion Simmons
Hiram Simmons
Chas. Thornton
Stanley
Allen Keltner
Mr. Marsh
Roy
Claud
Mr. Clair
Ralph
Harry
Clarence Kauffman
Eden Valley
Buford
Archie Gibson
A. D. McAlister
W. P. Thornton
A. J. Lambert
Westview
March
Roy Foster
Edith McAllister
McAllister
Albert Rostvold
Cris Arnt
Wild Rose Valley
Louis Dahl
Crist Lee
Amy
Epping
Arsell Nystrom
Louis, Dahl
Andrew Lee
Lybeck
Ladies’ Aid
United Lutheran Church
Kleppe
Floyd Trumbo
Lincola
L. C. Dahl
Paul Klatte
Montana
Atkin
Chas. Bellat
Freddie
Williston
Chas. Bickert
Charlie
L. Dahl
P.J. Crandell
Canada
Pleasant Hill Community Notices Patchwork
Pleasant Hill residents share visits and travels with neighbors including Rostvold Arnt Dahl and Lee families. School airdream Grand View closes after a strong term under Miss Morrison with a village program and picnic.
Community Notes From Williston Saturday
Eden Valley Ole Skjotnaug transacted business in Williston Saturday. Several local residents attended events and visits throughout the week including Mrs W W Kiltner Miss Sadie Shepard and Rev Keller. Church services were held at the Breathern and Little North churches with local residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Skjotnaug
Williston
Grandma Kauffman
Ruby
Hugh Kauffman
Bessie Lipscome
W. W. Kiltner
Sadie Shepard
Irven Kauffman
D. F. Landis
W. W. Wilder
C. F. Kratzer
Maggie Beeghly
Eva Miller
Abram Miller
Ava Kauffman
Sam Mery
Anner
John Fostetter
W. W. Kellner
Keller
Breathern
Ella Hostetter
Maggie Beeghey
Uttle North
Gambetta Area Social Notes From The Week
A jumble of local names and events covers visits, illnesses, and quick trips. Miss Plorine and Mrs. Matson entertain, Professor Wiedemann arrives to oversee the Cow Creek orchestra, and townsfolk attend a circus and a ball game. Multiple residents travel to Williston and Ray for work, summer plans, or claims.
Agricultural College Field Notes on Spraying and Crop Conditions
The report outlines cost considerations for spraying mustard and kinghead crops with a mist spray, lists prices for chemicals such as crude sodium arsenite copper sulfate and iron sulfate, and notes weather-related crop damage on the college farm. It reports corn replanting, silage feasibility, barley sowing, expected yield declines, and strong shows for winter rye and red clover with alfalfa near first cutting. Dean Shepperd planted five acres nearby. overall fields show good resistance to winter and wet spring conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Yielf
Dean Shepperd
Fargo
Manuring Boosts Growth in Brome Pastures, Says Prof Churchill
A field trial split into manured and unmanured plots shows after four years the manured half develops rich grass reaching waist height, while the untreated half remains sod bound and choked with dandelions. Prof Churchill urges heavy manuring to relieve sod bound conditions in brome fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Valley City Normal Faculty Grants Senior Exam Exemption
The faculty grants Seniors exemption from exams to raise averages. Juniors held a reception to the Seniors with music and dancing after an elaborate dinner. Speakers included President McFarland and several professors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFarland
McMullen
Hollis
Andrews
Herrick
Prescott
Burke
Fitch
Ralph Butterwick
Local Notes From Sand Creek and Williston District
Sand Creek updates note residents visiting and calling on neighbors plus the death of Charlie A. Grantham and reflections on his life. Brethren meetings at the school house are urged every evening at eight. A notice calls for sealed proposals for deposit of school funds for Williston Special School District in Williams County North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Romig
Schultz
Rugby
Eugene Norrin
Reber
Leonard Logan
Bert Scace
P. G. Head
Ella Mengel
Williston
Branch Young
Musick
Chas. Haskell
Cook
Carl Ashwell
Charlie A. Grantham
Valley of Death
Williams County
North Dakota
Local Social Notes and River Incident Report
A busy weekend with many residents attending a show and shopping in Ray. People named include Mrs G H McKay and Ben Pinney visiting Ray, Dick Sanders hauling goods for Nelson, and M C Wartenbe painting for H A Nelson. A ball game Sunday saw Nelson winning 11 to 8 over Beaver. The government boat Anandan encountered a cable at the ferry, broke a wheel, and had to cut the cable to free the boat which then drifted downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. McKay
Ray
Ben Pinney
Dick Sanders
Nelson
Anandan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rose Valley
Pleasant Hill
Cambetta
Mrs. Matson
Forilliston
Plorine
Matson
Decker
Garden Valley Boys
Miss Plorine
Albright
A. Nasner
Weideman
Nolan
Cow Creek
Prof
Spencer
Williaton
Mr. Scott
Miss Elliott
Gambetters
Wiedemann
Anna Plorin
Jerusalem
Revin
Ole Jacobson
Cow Creek Matson
Max Rolen
Walter Albright
Miss Jlorine
Mr. Weidermann
Gambetta
Emma Wiedeman
Charley West
Agricultural College
Valley City Normal
Dean Carson
Music Conservatory
Peterson
Lever
Ludwig Wallmer
Valley City
Wallmer
America
New York
Chicago
North
Dakota
Banx
Williams County Bank
Williston, North Dakota
Sand Creek
Minot
Jorgen Olsen Land Co
Minot, N. D
Mouse River
Coulter Bros
Blacksmiths
Williston City
W. M. Smart
N. D
DR. Smith
E. S. Grant & Co
Carpettory
Norway
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