Community notes from a rural North Dakota page
Miss Lina Buck attends Grand View school Louis Dahl spends Monday at A Rostvold home Miss Kattie Klatte calls on Brekke and Dahl Ben Brekke does mason work for Rostvold Kattie Klatte visits Grand View Thursday and Friday Crist Lee Ole Brandrud Anton Lee Louis Dahl attend Brokaw sale Thursday Bratvar and Dahl go to Stoney creek for United Lutherans meeting Saturday Mr and Mrs Louis Dahl and Signora and Mrs Annie Lee visit Floyd Trumbo Sunday Bratvar and Ole Brandrud attend church at Stony creek school house Sunday Mr and Mrs Albert Rostvold attend church at Stoney creek schoolhouse Stind dies en route to Williston buried at St Paul cemetery Community offers sympathy for little Inga John McGrath visits baby McMurrin Clifford Head visits Rhodes home Frank Pletcher’s tall stories about Halloween Frederickson and wife expected to spend winter here Mrs Chris Cook visits Ramey home Monday
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Louis Dahl
A. Rostvold
Kattie Klatte
Brekke
Dahl
Ben Brekke
Grand View School
Crist Lee
Ole Brandrud
Anton Lee
Brokaw
Olaves Bratvar
Stoney Creek School House
United Lutherans
Signora
Annie Lee
Floyd Trumbo
Bratvar
Stony Creek
Clifford Head
Rhodes
Frank Pletcher
Hallowe’n
Frederickson
Wife
Painted Wood and Local Work Crews Busy Around Muddy
James Ramey and son Willie mine coal near the little Muddy. Henry Harrison mines coal in Be P. G. Head. W F Garretson drills a well at the J J Larsen home. Nell Knudteon’s horse sick Sunday. Wild Rose school No. ne enjoys new seats. Mrs Martin Dgloe spent Monday with her parents. Henry Short returned to West Ward district. friends hope for his return. Mrs J A Cooper enjoyed a buggy ride Saturday but remains weak. W W Wilde has coal, others should follow. John Guyot helped C J Cook haul hay. S P Fletcher did business in Williston Saturday. The youngest daughter of Joba.
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Nells Knudteon
Wild Rose School No
Martin Dgloe
Henry Short
West Wa
W. W. Wilde
John Guyot
C. J. Cookhaul Hay
S. P. Fletcher
Williston
Saturda
Joba
Triplet Babies Lost Last Week In Twelve Mile Hill Area
Report notes the loss of two of the triplet babies in Twelve Mile Hill last week. Local residents mention McKives discovering water in a new well. John Kattie near Williston was seen on the streets last Sunday. Luther Knaman and family traveled east on a lengthy visit. Charley Miller and Theodore Gaberet planned a deer hunt in McKenzie County when the season opens, visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.T. Miller
John Kattie
Williston
Trees Winter Killing and Feeding Tips for Cold Weather
A Q and A style note discusses dairy cow feeds with corn fodder and Timothy or prairie hay, explains which soil freezes deeper, and advises protecting trees from rabbits and mice. It warns that dry soil causes winter kill as roots cannot uptake moisture, recommends watering when dry, and suggests mulch to prevent deep soil freezing while roots extend to canopy tips.
Asbury’s Quality Store Moves to Golden Rule Building
Asbury’s Quality Store announces relocation to the Golden Rule Furniture building on East Broadway by November 25 and invites shoppers to use the new premises as their city headquarters. The ad promises White House and Monogram coffee free to all, chair seating, and efforts to ensure comfort and a home-like atmosphere.
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Golden Rule Furniture
East Broadway
White House
Monogram
Saturday and Monday Grocery Specials List
Specials for Saturday and Monday feature 25 pounds of sugar for $1.45 with $3.00 of other goods excluding flour. North Star bacon priced per pound, 23 cents for pumpkin solid pack claims unmatched. Mince meat absolutely pure, Star Brand Bologna per pound 15, Star Brand Boiled Ham per pound 30. Imported Swiss Cheese per pound 65, Imported Roquefort Cheese per pound 65. Full Cream Brick Cheese per pound 25, Monogram Full Cream Cheese per pound 26. Oat Meal praised as quality leader at 25 cents. Imperial Grace Ginger half pound 35 cents. Pure Olive Oil 16 02 bottles 90 cents. One can Red Peppers for salad can 25.
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E. C
Local Food Shop Advertises Sardines and Baked Goods
A local dealer announces a complete line of imported sardines and offers to fill customer requests in any style. A home-made fruit cake will be on display soon with taking orders. They pay 35c for fresh eggs and 35c for good butter.
A New Method of Rescue
A traveler recounts pursuing a forbidden love in Russia, scheming to free Sophia from Siberian exile. He trains in aeronautics, builds a flight to Norway, Sweden, and France, and finally arrives in Marseilles with Sophia before settling in America for marriage plans.
Steer Sits on an Automobile in Court Action
Casper Johnson sues Rubel brothers for damages after a steer from a small herd jumped onto the radiator of Johnsons car in Front street. The case moved to Judge Miller after a venue change. both sides claim damage and the steer died from injuries. Counsel Pierce, Tenneson & Cupler for plaintiff. W H Shore for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Johnson
Rubel Brothers
Pierce, Tenneson & Cupler
W. H. Shore
Fargo Forum
Incendiarism Charged in Westergard Blair Mine Fire
Fire at the Wes tergaard Blair coal mine east of the city Friday morning was put out after vigorous effort and thirty chemical extinguishers. Authorities accuse a discharged employee who had threatened to blow up the mine, issued a warrant for his arrest, but he remains at large as of press time.
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Westergaard-Blair
Minot
Automobile Livery Opens in Harvey City
G E Yonker of Harvey launches an auto livery using Ford cars offering trips anywhere. For service call 67. Also an ad notes first and second mortgages available via E R Brownson at Williston North Dakota offices. Horton Motor Company advertises 1911 Cadillac. Aerated milk offered at 143-3.
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G. E. Yonker
Harvey
Williston
N. D
E. R. Brownson
Strayed Horses Seek Reward Near Ray North Dakota
On a Saturday in November four eastern horses disappeared from four miles north of Ray. The group includes a light dapyle gray mare age 7 with blind right eye halter on and a 10 brand. a deck iron gray mare age 3 with halter. a dark chestnut sorrel driving mare age 10 shod front with one bar and one cork shoe. and a bay gelding age 3. Last seen about ten miles northeast of Williston. Reward of 850 offered by W. J. Conner Ray ND for information leading to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Williston
W. J. Conner, Ray
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Pleasant Hill
Lina Buck
Albert Rostvold
Stoney Creek
Stind
St. Paul
Inga
John McGrath
Baby McMurrin
Chris Cook
Ramey Home
James Ramey
Willie
Little Muddy
Henry Harrison
P. G. Head
W. F. Garretson
J. J. Larsen
J. A. Cooper
Twelve Mile Hill
McKives
Asburys Quality Store
North Star
Tlss Soc
Star Brand
Bologna
Russia
St. Petersburg
Winter Palace
Sophia
Pyramids
Siberia
Siberian
Sweden
Sittin
Marseilles
America
Horton Motor Company
Rawson Hdw. Co
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