Helping Hand Society Elected Officers and Local Social Event
The Helping Hand Society elected officers at the last meeting with Pres. Mrs. M. H. Jeffrey and Vice pres Miss Fanny Brokaw. Miss Fanny Ross visited Sunday with sister Mrs. Ed Phillips. Friday evening about seventy five friends gathered at Palmer school to celebrate Miss Elsie Hart's birthday with games and refreshments. Pupils presented a postal card receiver and friends gave an alligator handbag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Society
M. H. Jeffrey
Fanny Brokaw
W. A. Palmer
Fanny Ross
Ed Phillips
Palmer School
Elsie Hart
Spring Coulee Local Notes Highlight Weekend Movements
Roy Foster hauled goods for his store on Friday. John Moline visited Williston until Wednesday. Clifford Stedem celebrated his sixth birthday with schoolmates on Thursday. George Addyman is currently staying in Williston. Mr and Mrs A Hyatt were in Williston on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Foster
Clifford Stedem
George Addyman
Williston
Mrs. A. Hyatt
Weather and social notes from Sand Creek
The report notes fine spring-like weather and fast seasonal shift. Local visits include Clarence Rensberger at Jesse Brown's and Chester Ashville at Howard Musick's. Paul Curtis rode horse back due to bad roads. R C Snook suffers rheumatism. Clifford Head visited Willard Snook. Peter Strand is busy boring at this time. Mrs Leonard Logan was ill but improving after weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rensberger
Jesse Brown
Paul Curtis
Chester Ashville
Howard Musick
R. C. Snook
Clifford Head
Willard Snook
Peter Strand
Leonard Logan
Albright and neighbors plan projects and visits in Rose Hill area
The Albright family and Chas Van Trees traveled to Williston last Monday. Rose Hill residents attended the Garden Valley literary society event last Friday. The Rose Hill actors will present Topsy Turvey at Garden Valley on Friday March 17. George and Walter Albright visited the Lampman ranch last Sunday. Youness and Van Miss Sharrar left Rose Hill for Rugby last Saturday. George Albright and Otto Hintz assisted Albert Loome in moving from Williston last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright Boys
Chas. van ‘Trees
Williston
Rose Hill
Garden Valley Literary Society
L. W. Albright and Sons
Garden Valley
St. Patrick's Day
George and
Walter Albright
Lampman Ranch
Miss Sharrar
George Albright
Otto Hintz
Albert Loome
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
A roster of Sunday visits and weekend calls from Pleasant Hill residents includes A Rostvold and wife at Mr. Kleppes and Franks Buck and daughter Lina with Mrs. Johnson. Visits extend to Decorah, Williston, and Dahl households with plans for farming and a March 25 sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rostvold
Kleppes
Frank Buck
Lina
Amy Lee
Signora Dahl
F. Buck
Crist Lee
John Matson
Martin Johnson
Dahl
Miss Stoodall
Williston
Ben Brekke
Louis Dahl
Paul Steinkee
Steinkee
Newman family leaves for Washington state home
Mrs. Newman and her family departed Saturday for a new home in Washington. They have lived in this vicinity for many years and have many friends here.
Williston Notes On Visits Elections And Local News
Messy local item notes Julius Thompson visiting Chris Nelson on Friday and Dagmar Olson visiting friends in Williston last week. Several visitors to McMurrin's and Knutson's, a business shopper in Williston, and visits by the Fredericksons. Township supervisors met at W. W. McMurrin's, horse losses, an election at Wild Rose No. 2 on March 21, a sick teacher, a new baby for the Nelsons, and local work changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Julius Thompson
Chris Nelson
Dagman Olsen
Enya Nelson
Baby McMurrin
Verdant Field Work and Social Round in Truax Area
Several farmers toil in fields as L C Kinamon builds a new barn and A U Long buys Mullin farm. Neighbors visit and socialise with John Seaton, Joss and Art ride in a buggy, boxing lessons are shown by Osborne, and local events include Furney Hole hosting company, Stratton family with Rev Hicks, Gamache and Bean with Wm Adams Jr, and a coyote hunt by Tommy Bradberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Rev. Hicks
Joe Gamache
Clarence Bean
Wm. Adams Jr
Tommy Bradberry
Orgarde Bros
Garden Valley Social Notes Bring News and Visitations
Mabel Elliott spent several days with friends along the Missouri river this week. A group of young people surprised Mr and Mrs Aiey Friday evening with games and fortune telling. A midnight luncheon followed. Mr Van de Berg returned from Minnesota last Wednesday. G O Hval conducted business in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Valley
Mabel Elliott
Missouri River
Mrs. Aiey
Mr. van de Berg
Minnesota
EightYearOld Zethra Ryal Receives Attendance Award
Williston Monday reports Zethra Ryal of Garden Valley earned a certificate for not being absent or tardy for nine months. At eight, she has walked three miles to school and always reached on time despite winter conditions while Mrs. Rudolph Reider recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Roberts
Huseby
Grace
Tillie
Decorah
Town
A. Rostvold
H. Hokansen
E. Landers
Karl Huseby
Zethra Ryal
Garden Valley
Zethra
Marmon Community Notes Highlight Local Occurrences
Albert MacIntosh sustains a serious rupture from a fall but is expected to recover after a minor operation. Visits and family news include John Bruer, Olga Berg, Ernest Lares returns home, and local doings at W C Brooks E C Smith and others. A March first birth of a ten pound boy to Mr and Mrs Albert MacIntosh brings good news. a local play The Face at the Window receives praise with Wyatt Silker noted for Nigger Mose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert MacIntosh
John Bruer
Gladys
W.C. Brook
Olga Berg
Pauline Loken
Oscar Hovind
John Burke
E. C. Smith
R. E. Dillee
W. C. Brooks
Frank Smith
August Hoffer
Wyatt Silker
Nigger Mose
Esch
Sil
Track Team Under Coach Lounsberry Raises Drive For Honors
The high school track squad trains hard with Wilke Dahl Hanley Mc Gahey Halverson Dupins Goethier Chisholm Kerr and Halverson leading events in sprints distance jumps and throws. Club elects Beverly Randolph captain and Leslie Wilde manager of the basketball team as Kenmare looms in title talk. A new track may be built this year per Athletic Director Dunlap, and many nonparticipants plan to join the State meet trip, boosting enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilke
Dahl
Hanley
McGahey
Halverson
Dupins
Goethier
Gethier
Chisholm
Kerr
the Athletic Association
Beverly Randolph
Leslie Wilde
Dunlap
McGreggor
Gophers
Bids Wanted for Construction of Eight Schoolhouses
The district invites sealed bids by April 11 1911 for building eight or more schoolhouses on sites to be chosen after a March 11 1911 election. Plans available after March 1. Contracts paid with school warrants. Bonds equal to double the contract price required with each bid. The board may reject all bids. J J Martin Clerk Schafer North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod. J. Martin
Schafer
N. D
J. J. Martin
Shady Glen Dairy Offers Milk Deal Beginning March First
Beginning March 1st Shady Glen Dairy will furnish 14 quarts of milk for $1.00 in advance. They have fresh cows and can accommodate a few more customers. Phone 143-3. D. I. Todd, Prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Glen Dairy
D. I. Todd
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Willams County
John Moline
Sand Creek
Gambetta
John Youness
Eugene van ‘Trees
Pleasant Hill
Grace Huseby
Dagmar Olson
Nosh Colbank
W. W. McMurrin
Chris and
Peter Frederickson
McGrath Brothers
Mont
Wild Rose School House
Hazel Shaver
Hance Frederickson
William Larsen
Died Mahon Robinson Lumber Co
Charles Gimberling
Mr. Smith
John Seaton
L. C. Kinamon
Joseph Shannon
Sarday
Donald Miller
Epping
Joss and
Art
Bickellville
Mother Earth
A. U. Long
Oslack Evjen
Tvone Osborne
Fhurney Hole
Hval
Rudolph Reider
Marmon
Ernest Lares
Dakota
St. Paul
Lounsberry
Kenmare
Magicians
Hunziker
Purdue University
Rawson Hardware Company
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