Local Notes From Gambetta Area
A cream pitcher is missing and should be returned to Mrs. Jacobsen. Mrs. Matson and Miss Plorin improve their farm by planting trees while Hans Christian and J. Elliott also plant this week. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Jeg jum's. several young ladies dined with Mr. Bakken and Mr. Nolan. Wedding bells may soon ring in Gambetta south end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobsen
Hans Christian
J. Elliott
A. Plor
Gambetta
Blair
Matson
Round Butte Farm
Gow Creek
Montana
Valley City Notes On Education Arts and Music Festival
Valley City leaders attend state meetings for principals and the education association as the North Dakota Academy of Science holds its first gathering. The Valley City May Music Festival tickets pass the thousand dollar mark with Edgar Nelson, a Swedish pianist, and a 15 voice chorus debuting Monday. David Bispham headlines Monday night with a 75 voice male chorus. The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra performs Tuesday with four vocalists and a 175 voice chorus for Gounod’s The Redemption. The Model School playground gains swings and teeters. Froysan and Meyer represent the music club at James Town convention. Graduation is likely about 140 in June plus an August class. Juniors rehearse The College Widow for commencement week. Field day features drills for a prize. YWCA to receive a room in the Normal building for exclusive use after recitation rooms are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Nelson
David Bispham
New York
London
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Choral Society
Gounod
Froysan
Conservatory
Meyer
Valley City Music Club
Jamestown
George Ade
Agricultural College Finds Manuring Restores Sod Bound Grasses
Tests at the Station farm show sod bound grass stems from lack of plant food. Top dressing the meadow or pasture restores vigor, with chrome grass demonstrating striking results. Summer fallowing damages land. a cultivated corn or potato crop improves land condition. Soil needs tilth humus and legumes.
Return to the Soil: Manure Keeps Farm Wealth in Soil
The article argues that manure and crop residues like straw and grain must be returned to the soil to replace nutrients removed by crops. It warns that neglecting this cycle fails future yields, likening soil minerals lost to a debt that must be repaid to sustain lasting agriculture. It stresses phosphorus, potassium, and nitrogen as key nutrients to recycle through manure and cover crops.
Pleasant Hill News Notes and Local Trips
Pleasant Hill residents thank the Graphic editor for good weekly reading and urge subscriptions. Crandell plans to leave for Canada with horses and machinery. Dahl, Trumbo, Johnson and Brekke families are mentioned with Sunday visits and travel. Local events include a telephone meeting at Springbrook and a wedding at the Dreier home, while farmers finish seeding and await a harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rostwold
Miss Grace
Dahl
Martin Johnson
Ben Brekke
H. Halverson
Ray
Matterial
Crist A. Lee
W. C. Atkins
Springbrook
P. J. Crandell
Lee
Brekke
Paul Klatte
Katte
Dreiers
Marie Crandell
Signora Dahl
Crist Lee
Epping
Crandell
W.O. Atkin
Uhas
Benlett
Canada
Mr. BF
Williston
J. L. Sorum
Hedderich Ranch Dance and Local Notes Reported
Carden Valley residents and guests gathered Tuesday at the Hedderich ranch with Miss Tony Beranek departing Wednesday for LaCrosse Wisconsin. A dance was held last Saturday in her honor, with Paul Fields and Miss Mildred Trumbo attending. The neighborhood felt an earthquake the same day. Mr. Ekeberg is breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Hval
Francis
Lee Hamilton
Willie Rieder
Elsmore, McWilliams
Ernest Francis
Hedderich Ranch
Tony Beranek
LaCrosse
Wis
Paul Fields
Mildred Trumbo
Ekeberg
Notice for Public Sale of Land Claim in Williston ND
Department of the Interior records show Lyman O Higley of Higley ND filed intent to prove up a land claim for ni4sea 26 and wis ew 25 in section 25 township 166n range 102w. Final five year proof set before the Williston land office on June 28 1909 with witnesses Howard R Lampman William Bernard Martin Jenson and Van Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman O. Higley
Higley
N.D
Howard R Lampman
William Bernard
Wil- Maton
Martin Jenson
van Bernard
Geo. W. Wilson
Notice of land claim proof in Williston North Dakota
Notice given that Charles B Peterson of Williston ND on May 17 1940 made homestead entry No 28039 for the SE 1 4 section 27 and the SW 1 4 section 34 township 154 range 102. Five year proof to establish the claim will be made before A L Butler County Judge William County ND at Williston on June 30 1909. Claimant names witnesses CW Hansen Frank Shanks JC Hathaway and C W Chase all of Williston ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurits Janson
Williston
John Futtie
Syvert Mathistad
Hans H Lokken
Ingeborg Linstad
Marit Pederson
Geo. W. Wilson
Register
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
N. D
Robert F Hell
South East Quarter
Meridian
AL Butler
Albert 0
Chenevert
Roy Ashweill
Joseph Bell
Dougine Bell
L Fitchy
Swlinwi
Bec
EL Haviland
A Hyatt
H Stedum
L A Armstrong
Geo
Washington, D. C
Williston Project
North Dakota
R.A. Ballinger
Hislmar Olstad
Willston
John Fluttie
Noak
Charles B Peterson
Eignels
A. L. Butler
Williamaco
CW Hansen
Frank Shanks
JC Hathaway
CW Chase
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zenith
Rawson Hardware Co
Bummons
State of North Dakota
District Court
Williams
Eighth Judicial Dist
James E. Jay
Liltian Jay
State of
North da
Williams County
N. Dak
A.D
Woodward & O'Neill
Department of
We Iptenor
Williston, N. D
Notoe One
We Imeriur
United States
Farm Loans
Williston Land Company
Naie
Martin Derons
E. J. Landers& Co
Grand Forks
Register of Deeds
Geale
Aatiaty
F. J. Lander & Co
Murphy & Duggan, Attys
Mortgaree
Cambetta
Valley City
Norimal
McFarland
Hollis
McMullen
State Educational Association
North Dakota Academy of Science
Agricultural College
Pleasant Hill
Graphic
PB. J. Crandell
Chas
Mr. Crandell
Louis Dahl
Floyd Trumbo
Ben Bredke
M. Johnson
Carden Valley
Department of the Interior, United States Land Office
DR. Dochterman
Citizens National Bank
N. Myklestad
West & Rawson
H. C. Windel
U. S. Weather Bureau
P. A. Laberge
G. M. Thoman
H. J. Baker
Nitec Bane Ee
F. S. Smith
E. J. Haden
Cnr
Nowa Rm Union
Williston N D
Drs. Engstad & Wilson
Physicians and Surgeons
Grand Forks North Dak
DR. A. McNiven
Hoaphal
Williston, N. Dakota
Percy 8S
Crewe
Lawvy
U. 3
W. & Stewart
I. D
G.M. Thomas Undertakers & Funeral Directors
Larry
Williston Land Co
Rawson Block
Williston, N.D
Albert J. Stafne
U. S
Edwin A. Palmer
Bruegger Block
N.O
B. K. Ellefson Atty-At-Law Land Office
Brugger Bik
Schafer
N. D. MotKenzie County
Drs
Ekern & Marsden
Piatky
Grand Forks, N. D
Ellen Peak Chantingaa
Dakotah Hotel
F. L. Gordon
WNI
Winchester
U. S. Ordnance Board
Gant
Ixeven
Rerentina Anus Co. i Naw Haven
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