Williams County Correspondence Notes Local Activity
Post from Williams County highlights births and visits among residents. Ole Sever’s family welcomes a daughter born October 22 to Mr and Mrs Sever while Olesons visit daughter Mrs Albert Knutson. Various residents travel, thresh, haul grain, shop, and attend events with names like Krogen Oleson Leonday Levitt and Johnson present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Severson
Oleson
Albert Knutson
John A. Nelson
Wildrose
Ole Oleson
John Gilneth
Bunker Lizotte Ia
Andrew L. Krogen
Williston
Alma Leonday
Minnesota
Carl L. Kogen
Suit care tips from a tailor on nighttime protection
The article advises best suit servicing to preserve fabric and style. It emphasizes brushing garments regularly and treating suits with care to avoid aging.
Shoewear and Furnishings Offerings Listed
Florsheim and Crawford Shoes along with Pingrees for women, Stetson and Lanpher hats, and various furnishings are cataloged in a local retail display. The items cover footwear headwear and home goods reflecting contemporary commercial offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florshiem
Crawford
Blacktail Briefs on Threshing Delays and Local Jobs
Weather stalls threshing as Decker outfit at John Stars halts work. Ira Richardson leaves Decker outfit to head east, home Charlston Illinois. Borstad Buss crew on north side of Blacktail with Haines and Richardson aiding W H Zodson stacking flax. County seat visitors include Noring and Flatley with other locals noted on farm tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Winter
Decker
John Stars
Ira Richardson
East
Charlston
Borstad Buss
Blacktail
Harry Haines
W. H. Zodson
H. O. Noring
Dick Flatley
Williston
Ernest Carlson
Albert Nelson
Ben Wolverston
W. H. Zodron
H. Narum
Local Notes and People Seen Around Town
Mrs. Ross called at E 9 Wescotts on Sunday. Grantier was in town Sunday. Guss Cary passed through en route to McKenzie county for threshing help. Grace Ames Dellee and Lyle Ames attended the Charis dance Saturday night. Ray butcher bought stock. Art Wilkinson broke wagon hauling wheat and stayed in town. No threshing due to rain and snow. Mr Walters of Grinnell helping Cap Craig move ferry from sand bar. G H McKay went to Ray and back with cold weather goods. Charles Austin Jr of Grinnell visited friends. A farewell to fall with mentions of winter days and ivy and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Ross
Wescott
Grantier
Guss Cary
McKenzie County
Grace
Dellee
Lyle Ames
Charis
Ray Butcher
Art Wilkinson
Ray
Mr. Walters
Grinnell
Cap
Craig
G. H. McKay
Charles Austin Jr
Local Rose Hill Social and School Update
Rose Hill residents attended events in Willis ton last Saturday with Albrecht Youness and the Rekals. Blanche Clark visited Toney Breneck and John Youness joined Blanche for Sunday dinner with Long Breneck. Pupils Phillip and Alma Albrecht were never tardy or absent this month. German Lutheran services were held at the school last Sunday. Rev. Tives and John Albrecht visited Mr. Hintzel on Sunday. Andrew Rassmusen worked for his brother Peter nearby, and L B Albright called on Rose Hill Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
Mr. Albrecht
John Youness
Rekal
Chas. West
Glenn Cowan
Williston
Blanche Clark
Toney Breneck
Long Breneck
Phillip
Alma Albrecht
Dee
Tives
John Albrecht
Hintzel
Andrew Rassmusen
Peter
Albright
Threshing and community notes in Brown township
Ray Brown and Fred Short run a J. 1. Case threshing in the Brown neighborhood. Buck and the Hamilton machine are active in the township. Pleasant View school house held services. Helping Hand Club closed its meeting at Mrs Emma Jeffrey’s home. John Wageman and Ora Kauffman plan a Canada homestead trip. Mrs Bellach visited Riceville Missouri relatives. Grace Carmin, Wageman’s niece, is visiting and attending Palmer School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pherrin Ray Brown
Fred Short
Brown
Buck
Hamilton
Pleasant View
Emma Jeffrey
John Wageman
Ora Kauffman
Canada
Mrs. Bellach
Riceville
Missouri
Marmon dealer out on business trip early Monday
Local notes report J Arthur Cunningham of E J Landers Co in Marmon on business early Monday. Dr Cowen gives a Socialist lecture slated for Tuesday evening with strong attendance. Delays by threshers hinder plowing this year, farmers await work. Ernest Lares plans to return to St Paul once grain is hauled. Ada B Smith to visit Minnesota relatives on the eleventh. wishes for a pleasant trip and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmon
E. J. Lander’s Co
J. Arthur Cunningham
Dr. Cowen
Ernest Lares
St. Paul
Ada B. Smith
Minnesota
Ada
Local social notes from South Side district
Mr E Collings returned Monday from Elmdale Mont. Mr George Ackerman served as juryman at Schaffer court but it was dismissed until next term. Kathryn Diggins visited Mrs Lucy Vance. Mr and Mrs E Collings shopped at Williston Wednesday. Mesdames Sarah and Lucy Vance visited Mrs McIntosh at Raum's Ferry Monday. Mr and Mrs C S Vizina were at Williston Thursday. Mr and Mrs Frank McIntosh farm near Spearinville tending threshing. Leopeland moved into the Lee White house on the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
E. Collings
Elmdale
Mont
George Ackerman
Schaffer
Kathryn Diggins
Lucy Vance
Williston
Mesdames
Sarah
McIntosh
Raum’s
Frank McIntosh
Spearinville
Leopeland
Lee White House
Willard Family Activity Reported Across Area
Willard brothers from Wheelock and Mrs. Chas Kindle with Lizy Hazel called on Mrs. Bill Willard last Wednesday. David Willard and Chas Kindle visited Epping Wednesday. John Seaton called on Mr. White Sunday. F M Miller hauled grain to Epping last week. L C Kinamon plans a sale on November 16. Mr and Mrs Bob Bingaman spent a Sunday with L C Kinamon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Willard Bros
Williston
Chas Kindle
Lizy Hazelrng
Bill Willard
David Willard
Epping
John Seaton
White
F. M. Miller
L. C. Kinamon
Bob Bingaman
Weather and Social Visit Notes From Sand Creek
Cool weather prevails at Sand Creek as residents report weekend visits. Anna Guthrie and sister Mrs H C Blankenship spent Saturday and Sunday at Missouri Ridge with several neighbors including Mesdames Snook Head and Cobb. Monday afternoon guests included Mrs T M Seaman and two children with Mrs C E Logan and Marian Snook, plus Clarence Rensberger and family in Baden Valley with Rev Myer and family. Sunday evening visitors at P G Heads included R C Snook and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Guthrie
H. C. Blankenship
Missouri Ridge
Mesdames Snook
Cobb
Leonard Logan
T. M. Seaman
C. E. Logan
Marian Snook
Clarence Rensberger
Baden Valley
Rev Myer
P. G.heads
R. C. Snook
Halloween Party Reported At P. J. Head’s
A Hallowe en party was held Thursday evening at P. J. Head’s with about twenty young people enjoying the event. Willard Snook visited Sunday afternoon with Chas. Seaman and two daughters, Grandmother Cobb and Tune Seaman were mentioned in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandmother Cobb
Tune Seaman
Willard Snook
Chas. Seaman
P. J. Head
Death of Mrs. Jane Bowen of Williston noted in Linn County
Obituary article from Central City Iowa recalls Jane Barrett Bowen born December 7 1837 in New York and married to Carlos Bowl. She lived many years in Linn County before moving to North Dakota and died October 8 1912 at Jamestown aged 74 years 8 months 1 day. Funeral at Jordans Grove Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Iowa
Jane Bowen
Williston
N. Dak
Dakota
Linn County
George Bowen
Jordans Grove
Clarrisa Jane Barrett
Concord
Erie County
New York
North Dakota
Carlos W. Bowl
Guy Phillip
Pueblo
Colorado
George R
Jamestown
Methodist notes and schedule for November church events
Through the Graphic's courtesy the church column publishes notices for the pastor. Temperance Sunday on November 10 will be observed with a sermon at 7 30 PM. Midweek service requests more participants Wednesday at 8 PM. Epworth League topic November 10 is The Unweathered Harvest with readings from John 4 35 and Matthew 9 36 38. A Mission Study Class is planned and the Ladies Aid Society will host a food event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic
Epworth
Jno
League
Ladies Aid Society
Church Meeting Plans and Home Mission Week Ahead
The article notes November 9 sale details elsewhere and recounts social events hosted by Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Coulter on November 7. The Sunday school aims to start a Teacher Training class with the Board meeting on November 11 at Mrs. Coulter's home. Mr. Nels Nelson is authorized to purchase church supplies and oversee building upkeep. Home Mission Week runs November 17 to 24 with Evangelical churches nationwide highlighting missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Coulter
Nels Nelson
Congregational Services Scheduled with Bible Classes
Congregational church announces Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with preaching by the pastor Edin S. Shaw. Bible school at 11:45, classes for all ages, teachers training and adult classes for men and women. Y.P. 8 C.E. at 6:30, mid week study of the Gospel of John on Wednesday. Strangers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundy
C. E
Edin S. Shaw
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Rudser
Midway
Alex McDonald
Mont. Sun
Harley Hershal
Cuth Penny
Albert Levitt
J. H. Barger
Louis Yell
Jacob Johnson
Elam Daniels
Asa Levitt
Ray Durham
Della Staples
Andrew Strand
Cleo Kindle
H. G. Penny
C. A
L. H. Levitt
Thos
Newton
Spring Brook
Wheelock
Ley Morson
Gladys M. Levitt
Gladys E. Levitt
Chas. Levitt
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Greengard Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Boreas
Sand Creek
Pres
Mrs
Methodist Notes
The
Book & Thimble Club
Tennesse Minstrels
Gates Opera House
E. J. Lander & Co
Minot Williston
Grand Forks
Mgr
STONE _PIANO
Argo
North Dako
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