Painted Woods Land Purchase and Local Happenings
Chris Nelson purchased a quarter of land in east Frederickson. Antone Jacobson visits claim and friends. Will Gerber travels from the state for business then returns. John R. Schaffer conducts Williston business. Mrs. Vose visits Marie Smith. Nelson reports water at five feet deeper than his old well. Vince Moser tries his luck with the machine. Wild Rose School number one social proves a success with attendees enjoying a great time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Nelson
East Frederickson
Antone Jacobson
Will Gerber
John R. Schaffer
Williston
Robert Shannon
Wild Rose
Garden Valley Visit and Halloween Social Fundraiser
Garden Valley residents Roy Elliott and his wife toured the area last Saturday while Mrs. J. L. Smith narrowly avoided a runaway incident during a social Friday evening. A Halloween night crowd at the schoolhouse hosted games and a basket social to raise funds for a barn, drawing attendees from Williston and Wild Rose, including Alva Field and Florence McWilliams. proceeds totaled 77 dollars and 80 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Elliott
Missouri Ridge
Garden Valley
J. L. Smith
Alva Field
Paul Wield
Missee
Millie Trumbo
Florence McWilliams
Vernie Beranek
Williston
Mrs. Arnt
Wild Rose
Harvest travel and local incidents unfold in town news
Vern Spencer returns from Kenmare where harvest work continued. The sheriff visited last week after a claim of stolen horse. C Schade of Sleepy Eye Minn attended to business in Williston. About forty neighbors surprised E O Westcott and wife with dancing and refreshments. A ferry incident left river crew stranded on a sand bar from afternoon until next day noon with no boat to ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiere
First National Bank of
Williston
C. Schade
Sleepy Eye
Minn
C.O
E. O. Westcott
Marriages and Social Notes From Williston Area
Sievert Nios called on Mrs. Cora Langford last week. W. C. Brooks spent Sunday with family. Alfred Rye wed Miss Hannah Munk vold at Williston last week. Mrs. E. M. Longworth and Mrs. Tom Nicols left for Minneapolis. Marion Brown visited Earl Smith on Thursday. Roy Dillree and family visited Ada and Earl C. Smith last Thursday. E. C. Smith traveled to Williston on business. A H Brown is building a granary on his farm. Roy Smith is adding to his farm house for George. Wright and wife will live on Mr. Smiths farm next year. Helgie Munson is home from threshing. He has worked with John Johnson for twenty days. Roy Dillree sold a team of oxen to J. C. Johnson. Mrs. Roy Dillree visited Mrs. W. C. Brooks last Monday. John Martin remains with his threshing rig after a long season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sievert Nios
Cora Langford
W. C. Brooks
Alfred Rye
Hannah Munkvold
Williston
E. M. Longworth
Tom Nicols
Minneapolis
Marion Brown
Earl Smith
Roy Dillree
Ada
Earl C. Smith
E. C. Smith
A. H. Brown
Roy Smith
George. Wright
Mr. Wright
Mr. Smith
Helgie Munson
John Johnson
J. C. Johnson
John Martin
Mr. Martin
Local Social Roundup From Sand Creek and Snook
Archie Harkness works for R. at Sand Creek. Carl Snook and Roy Ashville spent Sunday at Mr. Musick's. Mr Grafton and Miss Neva Head attended the ball given by Miss Marie Smith Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl and
Roy Ashville
Neighborhood Farewell Party for Musick Moves to New Home
About twenty five neighbors gathered at the Howard Musick home Thursday for a farewell party as the Musicks prepare to move to the Tande house. Mrs. Musick hosted warmly while guests wished the family success in the new residence.
Pleasant Hill Community News Briefs and Local Visits
Pleasant Hill notes list residents O W Atkin and family planning to move to Missouri next week. Christ Lee and Lewis Dahl engage in business trips and sales at Atkin’s, with auctioneer Carl Erickson and clerk J Widman praised. A piano lesson by Miss Maser and social visits at East Fork Schoolhouse are mentioned along with church dinner invitations and phonograph entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maser
Williston
O. W. Atkin
Carl Erickson
Springbrook
J. Widman
Valley City notes various school and community updates
Valley City seniors host a reception for high school seniors and football players. The Triangle Club is formed by last year’s eighth graders with Miss Josephine Ellingson leading. Professors Seldon and Lever noted for work in education and city engineering. Heating work advances, Sembrick concert prep, and teacher demand strains are reported along with local ads for loans and real estate services.
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Josephine Ellingson
Seldon
School Board Journal
Milwaukee
Miss McGregor
Westland
Lisbon
Lever
Valley City
Buffum
Seashore
American Psychological Association
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Ster
Williams County
Vern Spencer
Kenmare
Sand Creek
Archie Harkness
Snook
Howard
Pleasant Hill
Christ Lee
Epping
Lewis Dahl
Burkhart Home
Mr. Atkin
Louis Dahl
Christ Anderson
Andrew J. Lee
Canada
Aksel] Mystrom
Andrew Lee
Riley and
Bergers
Louis Cahil
Signora
East Fork
Martin Johnson
Jonh Matson
John Matson
Lou
Valley City Normal
Sembrick
Valley
Edward E. Goodsell
Williston Land Company
St. Cloud
Department of the Interior
Williston, N. D
Samantha Wood
U. S. Land Office
N'D
Ei Lephama
Deck ‘Adama
Art Villa
Rayael Hathaway
Geo. W. Wilson
Register
H. V. Smith
Westby & Houge
U. S
N. D
Eeor Tone
Wee el Bonetraill
D. Yeers
Berial No
Ceodd
Ohowets Awm Meridian
Itnadliea & Rios
Jolla Rabbs
Jobo
Bonetraill
D. Geo. v. Wilson
Champine & O'Malley
The
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