Wild Rose school hosts basket social in March
Miss Nellie Larsen invites all to a basket social at Wild Rose No. 2 on Saturday evening March 23 in her school room. The area paper notes community visits, local travel, and upcoming events across Gambett, Williston, and Twelve Mile Hill as residents discuss schools and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Larsen
Wild Rose School No. 2
Mortensen Ferm
Brooklyn
Lynch
A. M
Wilson
Miss Packard
Mr. Bickell
Truax
Twelve Mile Hill
Packard
Gladys Bean
Earl Kindle
Rose Hill News Notes and Local Movements
D. E. Weaver and wife spent Saturday at the Albrecht home. Mrs. Albrecht has a bad cold and John Younes is ill with heart disease. The Weavers plan to move eastward soon. The Literary Society presented cut glass to the couple as a token of friendship. Rose Hill school reports 94.6 percent attendance for the month ending March 1 with one half-day absence. Nels Lundell of Garden Valley visited locals last week. Grimm and Van Trees spent several days in Williston on business. Dicker works on his steam plow. Weaver went to Williston to file final proof on his homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Blankenship
Williston
T. D. Graham
W. C. Hollar
R. T. Wicks
van Barnard
Ruby
Henry Poe
Joe Gromatka
Pete Goraud
8. M. Clark
Twelve Mile Hill
A. C. Long
M. E. Lippincott
Chas
Potter
Epping
Bill Hanney
Floyd Peacher
Chas. Potter
Elmer Grisemer
Allen Long
Hugh Kinney
Chase Potter
J. E. Long
Truax School
Linn Pepple
A. L
Literary Society
Rose Hill School
Nels Lundell
Garden Valley
Wesver
Cold Weather and Local Visits in Sand Creek
The community notes several Sunday visits to local homes including RB C Snook and family at C E Logans and Alva Raulston with Williston residents. Evelyn Logan was ill last week. A piano was purchased by Mrs. Howard Munich. Pending weather, Sunday school may organize on March 24 aiming for a five dollar per pupil fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. C. Snook
C. E. Logan’s
Clarence Rensberger
James Mesler
Howard Munich
Evelyn Logan
Spring Coulee Social Roundup Listens in on Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. John Moline visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clay Sater day afternoon. Walter Mitchell Frank Marlas and Jane Art Clay called at the Three Man ranch Friday. Mrs. L C Williams and son Miles visited with her daughter Mrs Heaton Saturday. Merlin Stedem and wife of Willeton visited with his parents. Art Clay and family Sundayed with Tom Heaton and wife. Mrs Herb Addyman called Mrs Dolinsky Thursday. Will Haines was a Williston shop per Saturday. Mrs L J Gibson called on Man Clay on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moline
Clay
Walter Mitchell
Frank Marlas
Jane Art Clay
Threeman Ranch
L. C. Williams
Miles
Heaton
Merlin Stedem
Willeton
H. P. Stedem
Art Clay
Tom Heaton
Herb Addyman
Dolinsky
Will Haines
Williston
L. J. Gibson
Man
Marmon Gossip Mixes Hopes, Plans, and Local News
A Marmon column notes Mr and Mrs E C Smith hosting friends, talk of votes and stork visits at Wittenburg hospital, retirements on the mail route, and upcoming events. It mentions a Mormon Socialist meeting, Lutheran basket social, a diamond game, and a planned Marmon Williston stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Smith
Sam
W. Stine
H. Lutz
Rough Riders
Stork
Wittenburg Hospital
Lutheran Church
Mormon
Marmon
Oscar Rye
Minnesota
Gus Stripben
Durand Cottrel
Gus
Prebble
Williston
Nelson Notice: Local Figures and Obituary
Rev. Halfpenny preached at the Nelson school house Sunday. J. H. McKay threshed flax last week yielding six and a half bushels per acre. William Dier drove a flax load to Ray on Monday. C. O. Barsted died last Thursday morning at eighty two, a Civil War veteran and longtime Valley settler. He leaves a large circle of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Halfpenny
Nelson School House
J. H. McKay
William Dier
Ray
C. O. Barsted
Mr. Barstad
Garden Valley social notes round up week activities
Mabel Elliott visited Mrs. C J Akey for the week. Ernest Francis drove from Williston to take Miss Francis home for a weekend. Olaf Hval’s 39th birthday was celebrated with a surprise. Neighbors traded cows, attended a Wild Rose literary program, and several families visited or hosted gatherings at homes and at East Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Elliott
C. J. Akey
Ernest Francis
Williston
Miss Francis
Alfred Elliott
Alton Rohrabacher
Callie Hamilton
Wild Rose
Orin Hamilton
R. A. Rieders
Mr. Blankenship
Miss Guthrie
Garden Valley
Mrs. Akey
East Fork
Kinaman Shan Non Epping Callers Share Saturday Visit
Jack Kinaman and Joseph Shan non were Epping callers Saturday. Quite a few from these parts attended a surprise dance in Epping Friday night. The Twelve Mile Hill debate drew little attendance Friday. William Willard and family were visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kinaman
Joseph Shannon
Epping
Twelve Mile Hill
William Willard
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. V. Smith
Williams County
S.P. Fletcher
Brother Frank
Clifford Hesd
Garretson
Mr. Curtiss
J.J. Larsen
Jens Jensen
M.J. ‘Thompson
Ashwell Brothers
Chris
W. F. Garrstson
Knudtson
Peter Nelson
Lady Friends
James Helland and Son
Dan McGrath
Les Wilde
William Gerber
Chris Cook
Roy Ashwell
Nells Peterson
Robert Goar
Henning Hanson
Oscar Mortensen
Davis School
C. J. Cook
Chas. West
Geo. Albright
Fred Hillyer
Gambetta
T. M. Ashjer
Gambetts
Terra Firma
Missouri Ridge
R. E. Pepple
J. J. Pepple
L. C. Kinamon
C. A. Levitt
Finley Pepple
Calvin Pepple
Ohio
Louis Armold
Bert Biggs
Rose Hill
D. E. Weaver
Albrecht
Will Albrecht
John Younes
A. F. Grimm
Chas. van Trees
Sae Dicker
Sand Creek
Alva Raulston
Williaton
Grafton Head
R. ‘C. Snook
Roy
Carl Ashwell
Willis
Mr. Prichard
Wm. Chamberlain
R. C. Basak
Morris Johnson
Wm. Garretaon
Nelson
Ween
R. A. Rieder
Olaf Hval
Lundell
Mr. Ekeberg
L. J. van Deberg
Mrs. Lee Hamilton
John Hamilton
Hart Schaffner
Marx
John B. Stetson
Lanpher Hat
Florsheim and Crawford
Country Club
Cluett
Monarch
Phoenix
Nelson Bros
Greengard Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marz Clothes
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