Gladys area notes social and business activity
Correspondence from Gladys describes visits by G H Slocum and C Borstad, local hiring of freighting, weather, social events, a June 12 entertainment by the Gladys Social Club, farm work by the Lingle family, plow purchases, and community plans including a July Fourth celebration and a new piano for Mrs Evans.
Bonetraill Community Notes Highlight Arrivals and Local Work
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Walter. Mrs. Burke visits sister Mrs. C. O. Borstad then heads home to Portland. The young people's society met Saturday night. The assessor made his annual visit in the vicinity. Sidney Reinstrom meets his mother in Williston. Miss Jennie Meek attended a teachers’ exam in Williston. C. O. Borstad runs two forges as business grows. Mrs. G. W. Slocum arrives from Illinois joins her husband on his claim. Bauman and Mansfield till sod for Arroll Bros. Henry Borstad gets lost in Williston then found and jokes about staying home. Seeding continues. Mr. Slocum digs ground for a claim and plans to seed to hay. Borstad and Slocum visit Gladys. A rag-ball social at the school five miles west, taught by Miss Wilson, is well attended and profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingle
Mansfield
Jake
Russel Lingle
Williston
Gladys Social Club
Follo
Lingles
Young People's Society
Bonetraill
Sidney Reinstrom
Jennie Meek
C. O. Borstad
Hoagland
Jorgenson
Borstad
G. W. Slocum
Illinois
Bauman
Arroll Bros
Henry Borstad
Here
Lotta Hinman
Chas. Thornton
Hinman
Orville Evans
Jennie Leach
Simmons
Albert McAlister
Thornton
K. A. Lutz
Hector
Mrs. Griffith
Goff
Rag Ball Auction Raises Funds For School Paraphernalia
The auctioneer sold twenty one rag balls for a total of 42 dollars. Proceeds are to be invested in school paraphernalia. Ask Mr. Slocum what he did with his rag ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Slocum
Weather and community notes from Ray area
Corn crops look good across the region while field work proceeds rapidly. Hail damages appear in many areas with broken windows and a colt cut by a wire fence. Mr Pierce north of Ray suffers hail injury and rests several days. Angie hall hosted a lively Friday evening with strong attendance and music. W H Petty reports activity in his Remedy and Family supply business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lucas
Mr. Pierce
Ray
Angie Hall
W. H. Petty
Community notes from Rose Valley social and visits
Miss Hettie and Oneila Thor ton visited Miss Betty Hereford. An ice cream social at Trenton raised about 31 dollars for a new church building. Rev. Snow received a dollar by mail. Various locals shared meals and calls, sang at a Sunday singing school, and Paul Snow showed handmade toys. Visitors from Willis ton joined the Goff family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie
Oneila Thorton
Betty Hereford
Trenton
Severe hail storm strikes county on the fifteenth
A very severe hail storm visited this part of the county the fifteenth and not a window light in the west and south side of the houses were left after the storm. Some damage was done to the crops here but no serious damages are reported. A fine baby boy arrived at E.
Central American peace efforts and regional incidents
The report covers U S reactions to the failed Central American peace efforts amid tensions with Nicaragua and Mexico, President Zelaya’s blame game, and U S gunboat movements off San Salvador. It also notes a Fargo case of foul play, a theft attempt near Mandan, and a gopher-hole cache of stolen hardware store items found near Berthold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Mexico
America
State Department
Nicaragua
Acajutla
Zelaya
United States
San Salvador
Yorktown
Momotombo
Zelaya Seeks Blame as US Mexico Anger Officials
Washington expects a bloody war over Zelaya's moves with possible revolutions. State Department officials warn of conflict spreading, linking tensions to the United States and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelaya
United States
Mexico
Washington
State Department
Minnesota launch raised surface finds body of fireman
Secretary Metcalf received word that the Minnesota’s launch was raised to the surface on Saturday and the body of one fireman was found. The search for additional bodies continued at Norfolk navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Metcalf
Admiral Berry
Norfolk Navy Yard
Minnesota
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Will Organize Farmers in Fargo at State Equity Drive
John M. Anderson of the university will spend the summer as local and state organizer for the American Society of Equity. Farmers push the slogan Dollar Wheat to Stay and campaign vigorously to build a strong nationwide organization with favorable prospects in this state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
John M. Anderson
University
American Society of Equity
Anderson
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Cladys
G.H. Slocum
C. Borstad
Gladys
BR. C. Evans
Harmon Lingle
Dick Evans
Will Ortigen
Will
F. W. Mansfield
Chas. Baumann
Bonetrails
Mr. Fisher
Tom Lingle
Tom
Rev. Griffeth
Adden
Rosey
Miss Rose Lingle
Blacktail
Part
Miss Mansfield
Bibbins
Rasey
Alice Anderson
Ralph Emery
Gladys Items
Miss Emery
Wm. O'Reily
Clyde McNeil
Olive Mchus
Rasey Sherwin Bibbins
Bennet Bibbins
Lily Bennett
Chas
Vaughn Ib Adden Rose Brandon
Ribbons, Rosey, Fisher
Paul
Matt Eggleson
Matt
M. H. Ribbons
Archie Melins
Caledonia
N. C
Ladies Aid
Walter
Burke
Portland
Messrs
Slocum
Rose Valley
Ernest Lipscomb
Montana
Kale
Ethel McAlister
Albert
Ben Martin
Jewel Snow
Jennie McAllister
Lynn
W. E. Goff
Hiram Simmons
A. TL. Hinman
Horsetide
J. D. Wolpert
N. Dak
E. Lacey
Father Lacey
Dr. McManus of
Mondak
J. E. Lacey
J. E. Westbrook
Mary Violet
Buford
Will Gardner
E. Westbrook
Mr. Gardner
Eight Mile
Jim Hinch
Jack Lamberts
Chris Brotton
Emil Hoppertad
Miss F. Solie
Mrs. Lacy
Flasher
Wm. Harris
Allison Arnold
Richtel
Mandan
Chicago
Harris
Lue An Ahern
Red River
Frank
Moorhead
Gopher Hall
Berthold
James Robeson
George Morse
E. Newgard