Visits With Correspondents Picnic Plans Stir Williams County
A Rural Williams County note outlines a July picnic in the grove for correspondents with date and place to be settled. It recalls a recent social meeting that raised twenty six dollars for school needs and urges attendance at the June 15 Socialist meeting in Blacktail district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Social Committee
Blacktail
Metropolitan
Cosmopolitan
Jack London
Local Social Notes and Community Meetings Mentioned
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beard visit with Lyman Brokaw. Miss Mayme Sutton begins a summer term near Powers Lake. The Hi H Club meets at Mrs. Jeffery with twenty two members voting to send flowers to Williston cemetery. Mr. Bruegger reports on irrigation in Washington. A Palmer schoolhouse meeting set for June 22 to discuss irrigation and farming. Many farmers hauling potatoes to Williston at 25 cents per bushel as root houses overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sievert
Leo Hollar Inday
Mayme Sutton
White Earth
Powers Lake
Hi. H. Club
Jeffrey
Bruegger
Washington, D. C
Jiston
Washington
Muddy Valley
Palmer School House
Williston
Asbury
Missouri Ridge Community News Highlights Local Happenings
Local notes report rain easing drought, school and social events at Missouri Ridge and Marmon. Residents Maud and Mabel Poe host Busy Bee Club. Miss Guthrie visits. lectures by Mrs Snow of Fargo upcoming. Livestock, farming tasks, and a Marmon East Fork ball game recap.
Local notes and visits in Sand Creek area
Sylvester Rizer called on R. C. Snook and Henry Harrison visited Grafton Head. Vita Rennberger ill with measles. Florence Christenson recovered. Williston visitors include Max Binkoski and J. C. Charles. Mrs Chester Logan and children visited R. C. Snook. A large rain shower arrived, welcomed by all. Golden Rule reminder ends note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Creek
Sylvester Rizer
R. C. Snook
Vita Rennberger
Max Binkoski
Williston
Henry Harrison
Upper Missouri Ridge
Grafton Head
Lillian Christenson
Clarence Rensberberome
Larson and
Davis
Morris Johnson
City of Opportunity
Chester Logan
Florence Christenson
J. C. Charles
Peter Christenson
Local Notables and Field Work Across the County
Suan Hedlund builds a fence for John Knudspick while Raymond F. Mattock clears a stone from his claim. Otto Otteson helps O B Romeson for several days. Mr and Mrs Ole Oleson and John Gilseth visit Jno Nelson on Sunday. Crops springing up as weather remains ideal for growing. Rev and Mrs L C Johnson visit Mr and Mrs Iver Oleson last Sunday. Otto Otteson and cousin Nick are mentioned among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudler News
Suan
Nelson to depart for Norway indefinitely
Nelson plans an indefinite departure for Norway soon. Mrs. Isabel Mattock left Tuesday for Highmore South Dakota to care for her stroke troubled sister. John Nelson bought a new separator and a man to operate it. the machine is expected to boost farm output. A dance last Saturday night drew a good crowd and lasted past 7 A M. Rev L C Johnson from Alpine Michigan has been named pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran church west of town and began his duties last Sunday. The community extends a warm welcome to Mr and Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Norway
Isabel Mattock
Highmore
South Dakota
John Nelson
Compa
L. C. Johnson
Alpine
Mich
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Here
South Side Social Notes and Visits
Local residents on the South Side attended meetings and visits, with Mr. Vader at the Assessors meet and Mr. Geo. Ackerman visiting in Williston. Several families, including the Vaders, McLeods, and Ackermans, were noted for farm duties, meals, and guests through the weekend and Sunday. Ed Lake moved to Devils Lake after a long stay in the area. Reverend Foss preached at Chas Tappen’s home to an attentive crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Vader
Geo. Ackerman
Williston
D. W. Vader
Schaffer
McLeod
D. F. McIntosh
Vizina
C. Tappon
Ed Lake
Devils Lake
Rev
Foss
Chas. Tappens
Paul Leonhardy
Maimie Ackerman
B. R. Grahame
Lucy Vance
Local Social Roundup and Rain Scare Near Raum’s Ferry
Mrs. Alice Collings visited Mrs. B Grahame Thursday afternoon. The Ack erman sisters spent Wednesday with F Eck ert. Mrs. B R Grahame plans a Williston visit. The McCutcheon party and Tiny Greenwood were in Williston Saturday. A hail storm near Raum’s Ferry Sunday brought rain. Chas Tappan and Mrs. B R Grahame were guests at the White House Sunday. Wilbur Township bought a new wheeled scraper for road work. Attending services at Chas Tappens were Mr. and Mrs. Jas McCutcheon, Mrs. Rebecca Poe and the Misses Eva Schuler and Belle and Tiny Greengard of Stroud. Rev Foss, a missionary preacher, married Agnes Arneson in Williston. Foss is praised as an excellent young man and Mrs Foss is welcomed with congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. McCutcheon
Tiny Greenwood
Williston
Raum’s Ferry
Chas, Tappan
B. R. Grahame
White House
Wilbur Township
Rebecca Poe
Eva Schuler
Belle
Tiny Greengard
Stroud
Chas
Tappens
Foss
Agnes Arneson
Bull Butt district invites bids for school barn and materials
The Clerk of Bull Butt school District No 42 will receive sealed bids until June 1 1913 for building a barn at school house No 2. Contractor to furnish and haul all material. Plans at Mahon Robinson Lumber Co office. W C Frohlich Clerk Persevere N D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Butt School Dist
School House No. 2
Mahon-Robinson Lumber Co
W. C. Frohlich
Persevere
N. D
Local Notices From Cowe Creek Valley Area
May activity reports include Will Albrecht plowing on a farm, Roseville area mention of W. F. Albrecht, H. R. Patromance finding stray horses near Miss Smith, Ed Granang working at Mug glebust farm near Bonetrails, and Mr. Schoenfeldt making calls in the neighborhood. Mrs J J Williams and her son visited Mrs Albrights, Chris Nelson and Mrs Wiedemann traveled to Williston, Herman Skoberg buys a gray team, and A D Blair, formerly on Cowe Creek, dined with Mr and Mrs West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow Creek Valley
Will Albrecht
W. F. Albrecht
H.R. Patropmance
Miss Smith
Formosa
Ed. Granang
Bonetrails
Schoenfeldt
J. J. Williams
Spring Coulee Sunday Activities and Rain Nourish Growers
Sunday reports a good Sabbath school turnout at Spring Coulee with Peter Bronvauldt and wife visiting Herman Carlson. Mrs. Ryle of Garden Valley and Mrs. Earl Haviand attended. a fine rain revived thirsty fields and flowers. Rev Fulton to preach at Spring Coulee school house next Sunday at 3 PM with Sunday school at 2. delegates L C Williams and Mrs John Moline elected to the Wil liston convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Coulee
Peter Bronvauldt
Herman Carlson
Ryle
Garden Valley
Earl Haviand
Fulton
L. C. Williams
John Moline
Williston
Hoosier Street Items In Wheelock May 1918
News notes from Wheelock North Dakota dated May 26 1918 record travels visitors and activities. C V Kirkendahl left for Williston Otto Mellen works on Bib son place Theo Gebert attended an Epping calling. A fine rain fell Sunday. Clarence Hoy hauls rock for C F Carpenter. M N Miller staying in Epping. Arthur Cunningham seen in Williston Monday. Rober Bingham and family visited David Willard Sunday. Floyd Peacher and Chas Potter visited Wheelock and Epping Sunday. Harry Gemberling and family C Balcom and family visited C L Gemberling Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Wheelock
N. D
C. V. Kirkendahl
Williston
Otto Mellen
Bibson Place
Theo Gebert
Epping
Clarence Hoy
C. F. Carpenter
M. N. Miller
Arthur Cunningham
Rober Bingham
Concrete Stadium Planned for Fargo College
Fargo North Dakota May 29 Fargo college will build a fine concrete stadium for football. A natural hill amphitheater will be walled with concrete to create a splendid arena. Construction will occur this summer with an estimated cost of 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Fargo College
North Dakota Enforcers Eye Webb Law and Gambling Crackdown
W C T U notes North Dakota enforcement efforts under the Webb law and new bootlegging penalties. Officials warn that gambling joints and dice machines face immediate closure if operatives fail to remove devices by July 1. State attorneys may seize illicit liquor records and officials risk censure for lax enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Enforcement League
F. L. Watkin
North Dakota
Union
Advertised Letters and Rentals in Graphic Block Notices
List of letters advertised for the week ending May 24 1913 including Allen May Bruger Wm Benes J A Bernard Dave Burke Mike Clark Ald Grindland L C Mrs Harold Henry Chas Hasson Gertie Mies Howard Harriet O James Chas W Johnson Rina Knutson Andrew Wilbur Martin R W Miller Emil Powell Andy Mrs Pees W V Ross John T Sime Ole Seerson Hans Sith Chas Orie Mary Thompson O Mee Also two rental notices for a six room house with light and water and a five room house with light and water installed E R Brownson Suits 3 4 Graphic Block Phone 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
May
Bruger
Benes J
Bernard
Dave
Burke
Mike
Clark
Ald Grindland
L. C
Harold
Henry
Chas
Hasson
Gertie Mies
Howard
Harriet O
James
Johnson
Rina
Knutson
Andrew
Wilbur
Martin
R. W
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Williams County
Pherrin
Clarence Beard
Lyman Brokaw
John Durham
John Wagenman
Theo. Moen
L. C. Hart
Hanna
Wylie Thompson
Missouri Ridge
Misouri Ridge
Howard Lampman
Joe Gromatka
8. M. Clark
Anna Guthrie
R. Blankenship
Marion
H. C. Blankenship
Ladies Aid
Meas
B. F. Alexander
F. Rohrabacher
S. M. Clark
Marmon Carrold S. Brooks
Dillree
Jno
F. Newman
Guy Smith
Fred Anderson
Teschler
P. Die
Drexon
Gudar Loken
Marmon
East Fork
H. C. Blanken
South Missouri Ridge
Alice Collings
B. Grahame
Maimie
Grace Ackerman
F. Eckert’s
Scott
E.R. Brownson
E. J. Lander & Co
Grand Forks
Minot
John Roe Machinery Company
Williston, N. D
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