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Newspaper

Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1915

Page

3

Rural Williams County South Side News Highlights

Local notes record visiting relatives and neighbors across Williams County including Nick Foster and brother visits, Roy Parker from Sams, Frank Wilson at the Vance home, and Mr. and Mrs. Rogers hosting meals and social calls. Vignettes mention George Kirkendall at Wigglery ranch, Stoldtz returning from Spring Brook, Mrs. Rogers in Williston, and Agnes Thompson aiding at Union Hotel. Wheelock School closes with diplomas to May Nelson and Gladys Bean, George Moellring giving speech, and a community lunch served by Wheelock ladies.

Sams Roy Parker Williston Frank Wilson Vance Home Nick Foster Rogers Ranch Martin Linding Baby Jas ‘McCutcheon Geo. Kirkendall Wigglery Ranch W .H. Rogers Stoldtz Spring Brook W. H. Rogers A. D. Paulson C. M. Walter Norman McClarty Saskatchewan Mesdames Ramses Sara Tance Messra Stodtz Stone Agnes Thompson South Side Union Hotel J. N. Walstad Grand Forks Workmen Lodge Frank Tice Ray Hanson HL V. Safford Ross N. A. Anderson

Happy Hollow Local News Briefs and Social Gleanings

Miss Belle McChesney shopped in the city Friday while Mr. Lundstrom assisted. John Ray patrons went to movies Thursday. Francis M. Cloud and wife spend summer with Judd Pettis, Bert Smith and companion. A pleasant Sunday for many as spring returns. G M Thomas upgrades dairy farm with cement floor and milk room improvements. Visitors at R E Dillree’s weekly include several locals and guests such as Mrs A J Arsenault and Mrs Alec Peterson.

Happy Hollow Belle McChesney Lundstrom John Ray Francis M. Cloud Judd Pettis Bert Smith Lady Friend G. M. Thomas R. E. Dillree A. J. Arsenault J. Miller Alec Peterson Will Monroe Frank Zenk Henry Oie Migs Olgs Berg

Local social and farming notes from Spring Coulee

Walter Mitchell and Oscar Burgeo n visited Tyrone Saturday as new buyers are added. George and Walter Albright visited Will Haines last Sunday. Roy Addyman spoke with Miles Williams Sunday afternoon. Morine Lucas sewed for Mrs. Will Haines part of last week. Rev. Bloom of Minor to preach next Sunday after Sunday School. John Moline reports bad luck losing three colts this spring. Mrs Oscar Burgen’s school to close in three weeks after a shadow social. Mrs Geo Addyman’s sister from Devils Lake visiting. Sunday school next Sunday at 10 30. Proeram plans for Children’s Day on the second Sunday in June. Geo Hellyer and L. C. Williams report yearling colts injured by a fence. Wire fencing costly but common due to stock injuries.

Walter Mitchell Oscar Burgeon Tyrone George Walter Albright Will Haines Roy Addyman Miles ‘Williams Morine Lucas Rev. Bloom of Minor John Moline Oscar Burgen Geo Addyman Devils Lake Hellyer L. C. Williams

Wheelock News Snapshots of Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs John Cowan visited from Temple on Sunday. A Wheelock crowd attended a Ray show Saturday evening. Miss Anna Thompson went to Williston Monday for a few days. Thos Bradberry south of town handled business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Christ Siverson and children south of town visited here Sunday. Ole Larson and wife attended church and visited John Dahl family. K Willard of Charles Ferry arrived Friday and now runs the pool room.

John Cowan Temple Wheelock Ray Anna Thompson Williston Thos Bradberry Christ Siverson Ole Larson John Dahl Willard Churles Ferry

Missouri Ridge News Brief From Ridge and Nearby

Mitchell and surrounding area report small items including 15 bushels of tutors planted by M. Clark, Mrs. Bellach visiting the Ridge, Pete Goraud losing a valued mare, and Mrs. Ford visiting daughter Mrs. Will Clark in Elsworth. W. F. Garrison of Painted Woods called at Blankenship and Wagenman. Miller Eighty land sold to a colored man who plans to move soon. Herbert Blankenship arrived from New York and left for Hinsdale Montana for a mercantile post. Eighty friends hosted a housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Blanken. Arena dancing followed. Mr. R and Blankenship received two rocking chairs from guests.

Missouri Ridge Mitchell California M. Clark Bellach Pete Goraud G Ford Will Clark Elsworth W. F. Garrison Painted Woods H. C. Blankenship A. J C. Wagenman Miller Herbert Blankenship New York Hinsdale Montana Mercai

Local Residents Visit and Work Notes

Mr Albert Zimmerman works for Mr Ray Kratcher. Mr James Messler and son Ray mond visited Trenton Sunday. Albert Zimmerman relaxed at Bonetrails last week to obtain cats. Gardens are growing as seeding wraps up. Mrs Ettie Zimmerman and children spent Monday evening with Mrs James Messler. Mrs Mary Frank and daughter dropped by Saturday evening. Abram Miller and family and Miss Goldie Joyce stopped at Mrs Ettie Zimmermans on their way home from Williaton.

Albert Zimmerman Ray Kratcher James Messler Raymond Trenton Ettle Zimmerman Mary Frank Abram Miller Goldie Joyce Ettie Zimmermans Williaton

Garden Valley Roundup of Visits and Local Work

Garden Valley residents report visits and social calls across the community. Local youth plant school after hours while families share farming tasks and fishing trips. Coyotes are being trapped and several residents travel or stay with relatives around Williston and nearby farms.

Garden Valley School Closes With June Activities

Neighbors note a quiet trip to Rose Hill with no serious injuries. A Friendly Circle meeting at the schoolhouse featured a fine dinner and a children's peace program. Garden Valley will close May 28, with closing exercises June 7 for the farmers club. A diner party at Mr and Mrs C C Ekeberg's included many local guests and gracious hosting.

C. C. Ekeberg Gramatka Missouri Ridge W. O. Hollar Mra. Severt Pleasant View Quinstrum Christenson Everson Leo Hollar Williston Ekeborg

Eden Valley Social Notes Show Busy Weekend

Mr Will Marsh bought a new buggy and he and Mrs Marsh were guests of Charley Willace. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs W W Keltner. Many callers visited W W Keltner and Messler. A baby girl was born May 2 to Mr and Mrs Dan Snyder. Families visited Clarence Rensberger and Roy March. The program plan remains undecided. events may shift from morning to evening.

Eden Valley Will Marsh W. W. Keltner Lawrence Jackson Charley Willace Rhodeshan Ben Frank Messler Dan Snyder Swanson Moore Sam Taylor Bill Spencer Miller Goldie Joyce Clarence Rensbergers Hicks Twelve Mile Hill Irwin Kauffman Iva Joyce

Buford School and Town Social Roundup

Buford notes show Tuesday school visits by Mrs W W Corstett and son Frank and Rev Stranahan interviewing merchants. Numerous calls by John Akers, Albert McHenry, J P Beisel, and others around Marley, Poplar, Williston, Four Mile, and Trenton with visits to homes, shopping, and local events.

W. W. Corstett Frank Rev. Stranahan Sarah Mercer Fred Satterler Westview John Akers H. D. Scott W. R. Mumby Graa J. Morea Poplar Mont George LeRoy J. P. Beisel Albert McHenry Marley J. E. Frasch LeRoy F. M. Shatswell William’ Dish

End of the Lane and Local News From Buford Area

A long, lively local column summarizes social visits around Buford and nearby towns. It notes Mrs. Berry and Miss Maaslew visiting F M Shatswell, Beatrice Berry and Frances Shatswell at school, plus numerous calls, outings, and graduations. Commencement exercises for eighth grade are described, with list of graduates and presented diplomas. The column also mentions church events, aid society activities, river crossing mishap, and a poem “The End of the Lane” by Charles M. Shepherd.

Of Interest to Women from a Graphic Want Ad

A periodical note advises women not to boil soap in iron or porcelain vessels and suggests granite iron as better. It mentions ostrich plum scraps used to fashion a shoulder cape with a soutache embroidered collar. It also states winter sleeping room temps should stay around 60 degrees or lower for health benefits. The piece ends urging readers to convey wishes through a Graphic want ad.

Insurance ledger shows company liabilities and assets

North Dakota records detail the Phoenix Insurance Company filing an annual statement of liabilities and assets for the year ending December 31 1915. It lists total liabilities premiums received and paid, disbursements and taxes, with official certification by the state Commissioner of Insurance. Also includes a 1915 water appropriation notice for Ole J Morken ditch in Williams County and a brief domestic political gloss.

North Dakota Inaurance Bismarck Commisstoner of Insurance Phoenix Insurance Company, & Corporation Org Connecticut Anid Company T. W Tinto Pitsmarck Beal V. Co. Taylor Commissioner of Insurance State Engineer N. D Ole J Morken Buford Williams County Orth Dakota Garden Coulee Ole J. Morken Township Bis~muarck Fmm Jay W. State

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