Missouri Ridge Notes From a Busy Community
Staff Correspondent Bill Miller visited W F Greens Friday. Linwood Green trip to Ishl. A cattle barn finished on Sam Smith ranch. Several families visited others Sunday and Friday. No school this week due to teachers institute in Williston. Community events include a Farmers Club talk, Boys and Girls garden club formation, and a Halloween school dedication. Thanksgiving dinner planned November 29 with baskets. District news covers weather, travel, illness, and local visits.
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Farmers Club
Missouri Ridge
W. B. Overann
E Carney
Williston
Redross
Miss Centerwall
The
Agricultural College
Centerwall
Miss Peaterson
Rockey Hodge School
Dream for Catarrh Opens Up Nostrils
Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as a Fragrant anti catarrh remedy. Claims quick relief from nasal congestion, headache, and dryness by applying a small amount in the nostrils. Promises easier breathing, relief from colds, and night congestion with one minute action.
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Buford Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visitors
Mrs Shoup of Mondak visited Buford on Thursday. Mr A E Twichel of Snowden came in Sunday. Jerry Randall departed for Madora for a few days. Kate and Sarah Mercer planned to Williston Thursday. T A Forris of Mondak on a business trip to Buford Tuesday. Mrs Blair and others traveled to Mondak Thursday. Rev Kies of Trenton examined his new field work in Buford Friday. Clyde McKary of Williston conducted business in Buford Wednesday. Frank Steele of Snowden visited. Mrs Henry Pack from Hardacrabble rode the train to Williston. June McChesney from Willis ton visiting Myrtle Carey over Sunday. Mrs F A Sterlee returned from Williston Wednesday. Curtis family and Margie Ryan and Dorothy Ryan from Mondak visited Buford Tuesday. Mrs A E Twichel of Snowden transacted business between trains Wednesday. Mrs H H Miller received a telegram about her father’s illness in Illinois. Word from Rev Stranahan reports safe arrival in Ar-
Williston High Seeks Football Victory and School News
A weekly report from Williston notes fifteen new city school pupils enrolled on Mondays over the past two weeks. Students plan a circular letter to send to Camp Greene soldiers who were former high schoolers. The high school spirit remains strong despite absences during Halloween week, and a football game against Minot is hoped to highlight real merit. Receipts and expenses for the game are listed, showing a $426.42 total and a deficit share by 79 signatories. The community thanks business leaders for support to cover the deficit. Plans to open a Telegraphy School for drafted men advance, with Minot and Fargo clubs contributing about $1,000 each to their programs. Williston’s project aims to operate with government-supplied instrument keys and sounders once arrival is confirmed.
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Camp Greene
Bismarck
Williston
Fargo
Oaly
Minot
Night School aims for strong enrollment and broader offerings
The third notice in the night school series urges local business support and anticipates a larger enrollment than last year. It plans extensive programs and a strong faculty with inquiries pouring in, inviting readers to consider what subjects they would pursue, such as automobile study.
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Ishl
Sam Smith
Frank Kelly
Fred Anderson
Carl Ryen
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I. A. McIntosh
J. A. Silker
Frank ‘Kelly
A. Browns
Kenneth Green
Twelve Mile
Freeman School
Twin Lake
Dusell
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Joe Gromatka
N. L. Short
A. Howis
S. B. C. Keihle
Miss Ruby
Lawrence
Howard Short
Peter Gromatka
Gromatka
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Susan
Dora
Sattending Institute
Ashwill Bros
B. C. Keihle
W. O. Hollard
John Lindholm
Ruth
Bert and
Roy
Geo. W. Ford
Ruth Lindholm
Kansas
Russel Dishon
Pete Ellmore
Charles Hellyer
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Miss Hagen
Garden Valley
John Moline
C. D. Smith
L. C. Williams
Miss Skindrud
Gambetta School
Hans Christianson’s
Spring Coulee
Jaine
Cow Creek Township
Misa Thomas
Thalma
Geo. Hellyer
Miss Waterman
Teachers Institute
Jack Frost
A. Lester
G.es Jones
Buford
W. W. Corbett
Mrs. Shatawell
Dave King
Marley
C. J. Marken
I. J. Moses
Willis Hotel
Miller
Inn
Bergman
O. J. Morken
John Carey
Mrs. Kline
Morken
Mrs. Blair
Lee
Russel McNary
Trenton
George Southard
Bardadabis
Williston Mony
Mr. W. H. Hanson
Little Eaeter Ruby
Stanley F
Mr. Hanson
Minnesota
Cornelus LeRoy
Miss Nettie
Denver
Colo
Mr LeRoy
Kies
Buford News
A. E. Twichel
Snowden
Our City
Jerry Randall
Madora
Kate
Sarah Mercer
T. A. Forris
Mondak Mai
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Mra. Blair
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Welsh
Clarence Blair
Mondak
Rev
Clyde McKary
Frank Steele
Henry Pack
Hardacrabble
June McChesney
Wyrtle Carey
F. A. Sterlee
Mrs. Curtis
Margie
Dorothy Ryan
H. H. Miller
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Orerunner
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