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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
3
Local notes report the Landis school house election set for April 11 with broad turnout urged. The piece lists recent visits, farm activity, a debate on consolidated schools, a charity supper, and various community happenings from the valley including births, travels, and seed laboratory updates.
In Spring Coulee last week several residents were seen visiting, including Mr. Stedem and Mr. Hyatt with Mrs. Hyatt at Williams. Stedem attended business in Williston, while Dolinski welcomed a newborn daughter on Saturday March 11. George Addyman visits Storm Lake relatives as Mias Holbrook visits local residents. A school cancellation occurred due to an election. A cow loss due to dusty feed affected H Carleson and a steer loss linked to the same incident.
Pleasant Hill residents record a week of visits and travels. Mr. and Mrs F Buck and daughter Lins spent Monday with Anton Lee family. Ben Brekke traveled to Epping. Louis Dahl and Rostvold area visits noted. Brekke family visited Thos Brekke. Grand View school observed a St Patrick day holiday.
Willie Ramey acted as a caller at W. F. Garretson's Saturday event. R. M. Emmon's family is reported ill with mumps. Mr and Mrs C. J. Cook are visiting friends in southern Minnesota and expect to return home for Easter.
Miss Mabel Elliott and Callie Hamilton visited the Rorabscher home Sunday. The Rose Hill home talent play in the schoolhouse Friday night was a success with a good social time after the show. Music by Marmen and Christianson with help from Mr and Mrs Akey. Mrs Miller of Williston visited Akeys recently. Alberta Francis spent Saturday with relatives.
Gov Burke trimmed a total of 99 400 from the state's appropriation plan on Saturday night. The revised items include 29-Manuel training in high schools ending June 30 1912 912 500 912 500 1-Demonstration farms increase 12 000 3 8 B 89-Farmers institutes increase 28 000 8 B %-University rewiring and lighting system 612 000.
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