Spring Coulee Rural Area Seeding and Social Notes
In Rural Williams County Spring Coulee area locals share seedings and light visitors. William and Orin Hamilton visited Will Haines Sunday, then Mr and Mrs Walter Mitchells in the evening. Sunday school next Sunday at 10:80 preaching after. Rev Shaw adds interest with his lesson illustration. Arthur Clay’s misfortune shocks the community amid planting expenses and family hardship. A heavy Sunday afternoon rain followed, with thunder and mist. Nellie Gilmore ends Gambetta school Friday with a benefit at L C Williams home. Young people gather for farewell. Mares of North Dakota plans noted. Various visits and gatherings: Rigdon McGook and Arena Frank, Frank Gelts recovering, Willis McCoy visiting relatives, Grover Rhodes and Miss Sorenson out Sunday, Arena B Brank helping with cleaning, Rennberger family guests, Ray Stayer visiting and Rhodes Brothers Saturday.
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Spring Coulee
William
Orin Hamilton
Garden Valley
Will Haines
Walter Mitchells
Shaw
Arthur Clay
Tyrone
Nellie Gilmore
Gambetta
Miss Gilmore
Rigdon McGevook
Miss Arena Frank
Frank Gelts
Willis McCoy
Rij Mer
Grover Rhodes
Miss Sorenson
Rigdon McCoy
Trena Frank
W. W. Keltners
Clarence Rennberger
Sues Sheppards
Ray Stayer
Gues Rhods Brothers
Abram Miller
James Sheppards
O. A. Kauffman
Horace Sporline
J. Moses
Mondak
Fred
Brookett
Andrew Solberg
Alexander
Visl
Catey
Abbott
Mra. Wae
W. Hanson
West
Williston
Mina Nettie le
Toewiey
Belloway
A.B. Etch
Donald Kerr Ranch
Wm. Shoup
Dr. Drake
C. W. Moses
James Beisel
Joseph Evans
Hill Top
Ernest Scott
Jeanette Porter
Scott Ranch
Eight Mile
Buford Mercantile Co
P. F. Elmore
Clifford Mumby
Fairview
G. W. Ritter
M. C. Wilkerson
Deean
Mattie
Mine Warren
Sioux Ferry
James P. Beisel
Fom Four Mile
Bng
Bris Jones
Mian Ovida Beisel
Peep J. J. Raastad
Marjorie
Dentin Ryan
Billa Winn
Sam Williston
Ins Etta
William Fox
Trenton
Rawleigh
McKenzie County
James Aeers
Ben Franklin
Elmer Briar
B. F. Anderson
George Olson
Squires
Carl Schoen
Charbonneay
Walter Haas
Dow
Speribet
E. J. Lander and Co
Grand Forks
Four Mile
C. J. Morken
I. J. Moses
Sunnyside Ranch
W. M. Curtis
J. Miller
Ed Purcell
Elmer Morris Funke
D. D. Allen
C. T. Ryan
W. R. Mumby, Sr
Hervig
W. Scott Stranahan
M. E
Spokane
Washington
John Nieter
Dieter
Museen Sani
Reul
Dickens
Josep Jane
Son Ansel
and and Beisel
Four-Mile
Mra
Alex Lester
William and
Talken Haldal
Florence Baker
Willian Pre Preston
Mondaka
MD J. Taylor
Noi Rikt
Jeani
Mra. J
Carey
Rome
Elizabeth Newmac
Buford
Trenton Boys
Bator
al Re
William Stranshan
John Goode
Mr. Goode
Marjorie Ryan
William Dishon
Joamaly C. J. Morken
John Akers
J. A. Beisel
J. 8. Carey
E. E. Jones
Harry Snell
William Poleway
Mr. Hollater Pat
Local Social News and Visits In The Community
Mr and Mrs Will Hanna visited at George Boens Sunday Cecil Jackson spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr Harts Mrs C O Hanna and children visited Mrs Wylie Thompson Sunday Lottie Sutherland assisted J W Brown for a few days Ida Bell of McKenzie County assisted Axel Carlson Alvin Reesabere John Wagerman attended Saturday Mrs Durham and daughter Chloe visited Mrs y and Sun called at Earl Swimlys Sunday Mr J W Brown installed a five and a half barrel watering tank for stock Dance at Carl Bellachs May 15 promises a good time Hart and Miss Reibramen en Hart bought a 1915 model 74 Ford automobile Sunday dinner at Rey Harriss Ford party berths and Anna with Mr Hart Ethyl Riebramen Lottie Sutherland called at John Henry Slagerman home Sunday
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Pherrin
Will Hanna
George Boen
Cecil Jackson
Harts
Hanna
Wylie Thompson
Lottie Sutherland
J. W. Brown
Biss Ida Bell
McKenzie Co
Axel Carlson
Alvin Reesabere
John Wagerman Satuday
Durham
Chloe
Mra.y
Sun
John
Henry Slagerman
Suni
Eden Valley social notes and dry spell update
Eden Valley reports a dry period with a hint of summer. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. O A Myers last Thursday. Mr Oscar Carlson and family visited Mr O A Myers. Mrs Ettie Zimmerman and family were guests of Mr J M Kauffman on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ben Frank and daughter Arena were guests of Mr Horace Sporlines Sunday. Mrs Ben Frank and daughter visited Mrs Frank's brother Mr Dan Kauffman Saturday afternoon. Goldie, a caller on Saturday, called on Mrs C Zaco Sunday evening.
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Eden Valley
O. A. Myers
Oscar Carlson
Ettie Zimmerman
J. M. Kauffman
Ben Frank
Arena
Horace Sporlines
Frank
Dan Kauffman
Pes Goldie
Marmon Lad Leads Marmon Runaway Scrapes
Marmon notes report E W Hall seen in the area last Friday working at carpentry for ard Bilao. Harriet Phillips stayed with Mrs Smith, who also had a runaway incident leaving Mrs Smith with a scratched arm. Loken moves buildings north five miles. Mrs Silker visits Williston. Mrs Walsted and Mrs Thoratad visit L C Johnson.
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Marmon
E. W. Hall
Luty
Ard Bilao
J. A. Silker
Gudor Loken
Armon
EB. C. Smith
Local social notes include births and visits in Missouri
The item records a new baby girl for Mrs A C Wegenman and relatives in Missouri, mentions visits by Shaw and Mrs Sah Mire, and notes Charley Booke and family moving to a farm near Bonetrall, Oscar and Walter Booke remaining, along with a Bartley gathering for a nineteenth birthday marked by dancing.
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Missouri
Ruth
Fenniss
Pear
de Solar
Wee
Nave
Ean
Shaw
C. A. Wicks
Gee Shaw Mapes
Lees Bois Penman
A. C. Wegenman
Piramet
Avoca
Charley Booke
Bonetrall
Oscar
Walter Booke
Ana Youre
Bartley
Rose Hill Visitors and Local Family Updates
Rose Hill reports Mr. in Kaetzel in the vicinity Monday morning. Mr. Oscar Albrecht, recently ill, is able to work again. Mr. Bill Mingle and Miss Clara Busch called on the Lettera family. Lord in Williston visited friends in the area the past week. Mr. Chas West and his son Melvin were in town Sunday evening.
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Rose Hill
Wheelock News Personal Notes and Local Events
Local social pages report visits and greetings from Mesera Kaetzel Dan Williams and Carl Stensen Alma alle echt pent suederance Kaetzel events in Wheelock. Otto Hints anniversary celebration and a farewell party for Rev Thornell mark community happenings with visits to Williston Montana Minnesota Minot and St Paul.
Strandahl News: Fram Club Plans Nine-Player Baseball
The Fram club will form a baseball nine soon. Mrs A Olson visited Willis ton last Saturday. Orivind Aakhus played to a full house at the community gathering Saturday. The Ladies Aid Free church plans a May celebration in the church. Mr Nordame and family with Ole Stover attended a concert at Hagbo schoolhouse Saturday evening. Mr E P Johnsons place also Stover Carl Eggen mentioned. Many land seekers expected soon as clubs push to settle every vacant quarter.
Eden Valley Community News Windy Dry Spell
Mrs. Ed Lampman is on the sick list and winds blow with dry weather. Neighbors report Ben Franks repainting their house while Miss Iva Joyce visits Miss Arena Frank. W W Keltner brands cattle Wednesday and Fred Sherland’s guests include Mr and Mrs Sherland. Abram Miller buys a new Studebaker and friends visit. Rev Fred Sherland preaches Farewell at Brethren church. The group plans a move to Ray N Dak then on to Dak. A humorous note closes with wise but playful quips about shoes and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franks
Iva Joyce
Arena Frank
W. W. Keltner
Fred Sherland
Arena
B. Frank
Tvei Bontrager
Abram Miller
Marsh
Riedon McCoy
Frank Geltz
O. A. Myers
James Rhodes
Irene Sorenson
Horace Sperling
Brethern
Ray N. D. Wedy
Dak
Buford News Letter Highlights Local Life and Visits
Community notes from Buford cover school visits, business calls, Sunday hosts, and road trips. Residents like Frank Reams and John Johnston figure in social calls, farming updates, and church sermons. The report details trades, affectionate notes, and upcoming county picnic plans.
Remembering a Farmhouse Through Modern Upgrades
A nostalgic reminiscence contrasts a rural home with a modernized farm. The old house now features acetylene lighting, gas-powered laundry, a telephone, phonograph, and improved plumbing. Farm work blends science with tradition as Dad runs both farm and business, while poultry and livestock like Southdown sheep and Plymouth Rocks remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaso
Enorere
Agnanes
Aingsan
Ares
Piervey
Plymouth Rock
Parallels Drawn Between 1895 and 1915 Politics
A writer argues that political conditions in 1895 mirror those of 1915 with a Democratic tariff law, similar unemployment, and off year trends. Electoral shifts toward Republicans are seen as foreshadowing a Republican president in 1916, echoing McKinley’s 1896 rise and Wilson’s 1912-13 optimism about America’s industry and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sf Country
Wi Wilson
America
Town Improvement Sparks Debate On Morality And Streets
The article discusses social discipline and public order, arguing for quarantine or convent confinement for those deemed immoral until they can prove love and responsibility. It then extols urban beautification with clean streets, sidewalks, shade trees, and orderly yards as marks of refinement and thrift.
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Pacific Coast
Sunset Magazine Service Bureau
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Dan Williams
John Albrecht
Carl Stensen
Almaalle
As Kaetzel
Bryan
Sini A. M
Otto
Ethan
Wheelock News
Frank Ike
Ray
Wm. Gifford
H. N. Peterson
Wm. Owens
Montana
Wheelock i
Ole Hyde
J. B. Settle
Minot
Tourtlotte
Conrad, Mont
Chas. Trasdell
Chas. Dunn
A Maloney
Chas. Joney
Temple
C. E. Wirkins
Rogers Lumber Company
Joel
Eggleston
Wheelock
Robert Lodgeen
Minnesota
Towa
G. Strong
Strong
Thornell
Henry Hanson
Mrs. Thornell
St. Paul
Ed Lampman
Buford News
Frank Reams
Geo Eaornare
John Johnston
Bramen
Web Bramen
A. E. Twichel
F. M. Huston Durehaeet
Rens Miller
M. J. Taylor
Dan Scott
Joe
Snell
Sami M. N. Owings
Je Joe Beisel
Eeley
McCall Brothers
F. M. Shatewell Ome
Pe-Ru-Na
Arthur L Pteres
Sher- Adan
Loula
Williams County State Bank
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