Garden Valley lit will meet Saturday evening May 28
The literary will meet in Garden Valley Saturday night at 9 p m Williston time. Theodore Goode spoke with W C Francis last Monday. W C Ekeberg and Chris Ellingson plan a trip to Tabor in the Canadian Northwest to visit Ellingson brothers. Emil Pusch and wife hosted neighbors earlier in the week. Last Sunday the valley youths gathered at the Hamilton home for music and singing by local young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Theodore Goode
W. C. Francis
W. C. Ekeberg
Chris Ellingson
Tabor
Canadian Northwest
Mr. Ellingson
Emil Pusch
Hamilton’s
Nelson News Briefs From The County
Mr Tracy of Grinnell passed through en route to Williston in a car. Heavy rain hit the county last Wednesday. Nelson beat Truax last Sunday in baseball. D D Wartenbe visited the city last Sunday. Mrs E O Westcott returned home from Beaver Creek after a week visiting. Jim Craig plans a ferry ready for business in a few days. Mr Batzer of Ray traveled through theberg Sunday toward Mc Kenzie county. George Littlefield is the Hutchinson hotel boss carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tracy
Grinnell
Our City
Williston
Nelson
Truax
D. D. Wartenbe
E. O. Westcott
Beaver Creek
Jim Craig
Mr. Batzer
Ray
Theberg
McKenzie County
Social Notes From Sand Creek Local Letters
Roy Ashwill and wife spent Sunday with Howard Musick and wife. C. E. Logan bought a new carriage. Will Knudseon builds an addition to his claim shack and says his sister will keep house. Mrs. Isham visited friends on Sand Creek Friday. Marian Snook ill with measles is improving. John Hagelshaw has been bossing work on Dr. Hagan's barn. Maud Ott visiting with her sister Mrs. Logan. Mrs. Carrie Ashwill called on Marian Snook Wednesday. Billy Edge was put to his claim Sunday. Mr. Markson finished planting and returned home Saturday. Bert Scase hunted horses on Sand Creek last week. Mrs. P. G. Head and daughter are noted this week. Frank Shanks and son Don were Sand Creek callers Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Knudseon
Mrs. Isham
Sand Creek
Local notes from Rose Valley community gathering
Miss Hattie Thornton visited cousins Mr and Mrs R W Burch last Monday. Mrs Burch visited with Mrs Martin last Tuesday. Margret Mitchell dined with Hattie and Oneta Thornton last Wednesday. W P Martin was ill Saturday night and Sunday. The Thornton family hosted several visitors including Mery Clair Ralph and others. May 29 services planned at Paintedwood and Rose Valley school houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Thornton
R. W. Burch
Halley's comet seen and eclipse light up Wes tern sky
Painted Wood notes a Halley’s comet sighting Monday at ten in the western sky and a simultaneous total lunar eclipse. James Rainey buys a new buggy. Local farmers attend Market Day. Williston business, visits, and family news follow with numerous locals named. A baby girl arrives at Marcus Johnson’s, and Knudtson well work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halley
James Rainey
John R. Schaffer
John Guyot
Williston
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Frank Buck and wife and daughter Lins visited Anton Lees home last Sunday. Ben Brekke returned to Ray Wednesday after a few days at home. The census taker was seen in the township on Thursday. John Ole Lybeck Andrew J Lee began a Canada trip Thursday to take up land. Neighbors wish them a pleasant journey and safe return. Mrs Ben Brekke and two boys visited the Dahls seeking Halley’s comet no sighting. Ole Russell delivered oats to Anton Lee. Mrs Fred Moline is improving though confined to her room. Lizzie Anderson works for the Molines. Soroms called on Andrew Lee before his Canada departure. Williston Graphic solicitor P A White travels the district. Louis Dahl and wife with Annie Lee visited Anton Lee. Anton Lee visited A Rostvold and bought seed potatoes. Crist Lee and Annie Lee visited. Crist Lee went to Epping on business. Farmers report seeding largely finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buck
Lins
Anton Lees
Ben Brekke
Ray
C. Arnt
Louis Dahl
John
Ole Lybeck
Andrew “J. Lee
Canada
Ole Russell
Anton Lee
Fred Moline
Harvey man opens auto livery using Ford cars
G. E. Yonker of Harvey has opened an auto livery in the city and is ready to make trips anywhere. He uses Ford cars. For hail insurance see E. R. Brownson. 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Yonker
Harvey
Valley City Normal names teachers and reports senior class
Superintendent Crane of Jamestown and Judge Carr of the Jamestown board choose Miss Gladys Halliday of Milton and Miss Alice DeVany of Devils Lake as teachers. The Normal notes senior class elections, spring study tours start at five, Halley’s comet talk, May Music Festival seat sales, and the upcoming senior annual The Blizzard in press for June 1. The Normalonians glee club plans a month long tour with the Conservatory string quartette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Jamestown Schools
Judge Carr
Jamestown Board of Education
Gladys Halliday
Milton
Alice DeVany
Devils Lake
Miss McDonald
Mabel Gilbertson
Hixon
Langdon
Bessie Nimmo
Sherwood
Ellen Nupen
Steele
Litchville
Louise Aldrich
St. Peter, Minn
Esmond
Normalonians
Dean
Goodsell
Conservatory String Quartette
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Williams County
Garden Valley
George Littlefield
Hutchinson Hotel
Roy Ashwill
Howard Musick
C. E. Logan
Marian Snook
John Hagelshaw
Dr. Hagen
Maud Ott
Mrs. Logan
Carrie Ashwill
Billy Edge
Mr. Markson
Bert Scase
P. G. Head
Frank Shanks
Don
Rose Valley
W. P. Martin
W. P. Thornton and Son
Earl
Jack Lambert
C. Kemper
Thornton Home
Mery Clair
Ralph
Harry
Eden Valley
Upton Noggle
Margaret Nitchell
Thornton
Edith McAllister
Business College
Kansas City
Nannie Marcomer
Rice
Martin
Paintedwood School House
Rose Valley School House
I. N. Mitchell
Don Majors
Faythe Hinman
W. B. Ezell
Lena Rainey
Lars Knudtson
Spokane
Washington
Chris Cook
McMurrins
John Lewis
Lunceford
J. A. Cooper
Harry Dawson
Henry Short
Rainey
W. C. Rawson and
McMurrin
Marcus Johnson Home
Nells Knudtson
Nells Peterson
Herman Squires
C. J. Cook
John R. Schaffner
Pleasant Hill
Lizzie Anderson
Mrs. Moline
Mrs. Sorom
Andrew Lee
P. A. White
The
Annie Lee
Mrs. A. Rostvold
Crist Lee
Annie
Epping
Boston
Coats
Newdy
Lisle
Silk
Exclusive
Union Block
Williston, N. D
E. R. Brownson
Valley City Normal
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Pingree
Greengard’s
New England Cafe
Montana
Chicago
San Francisco
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