Three Lads Injured In Turtle-Down Car Crash
Rural Williams County reports Otto, Frank Werner and Chas Ortloff in an auto accident after a car veered off a steep grade Sunday night. Otto escaped with minor bruises, Frank fractured his wrist and shock, Chas forced to hospital with a broken limb. Otto returned home Tuesday, Frank improving to travel. Local meetings discussed consolidation. other items note farm activity, visits, and community events in Missouri Ridge and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bank
Jack Frost
Otto
Frank Werner
Chas
Ortloff
Frank
Chase
Williston
Misa Elsie Rathkein
J. P. Johnson
Braaten
Robert Ortloff
Julius Werner
Rorebeck
Alfalfa Ranch Winter Morning Social Notes
Winter morning at Alfalfa Ranch includes visits among Kauffman Sperilen Myers and others. A box social is planned at Judson School No 1 on November 28 near Dunkard church with admission and prizes. Families and neighbors share greetings, baby news, and farm chores as they gather for community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
It Kratzer
Arshey
Bes
Judson School
Dunkard
Aiven
Pia
Horace Spoeriein
Harvey Kauffman
Ben Frank
Nicholas Uffman
W. W. Keltners
Sai Norie
I. M. Kauffman
Horace Sporlien
Mary Kauffman
Nicholas Kauffman
Mina Arena
Frak
Roy Mara
Buford Couple Plans Visit After Viewing Civiliza
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Morken agreed to travel to Williston Thursday to see the film Civiliza- with plans to compare it with prior screenings and discuss its themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford
O. J. Morken
Williston
Mr and Mrs Blankenship Visit Riser Family Saturday
Mr and Mrs H C Blankenship spent Sunday with S W Riser and mother near and on their came over Sunday afternoon in their auto to call on Mr and Mrs H C paeakenemee but did not find them at home. Chester Ashwill and Dad Clark were seen plowing Monday during the snow storm and the last report from them Monday night they were not thawed out yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Ridge
G. A. Rutledge
M. Clarks
Farmers Club
H. C. Blankenship
W. Hall
Federal
Noah L. Short
S. M. Sterrett
Little Son
Sherman
Williston
Peter Brander
Blankenship
M . C. Blankenst
E. W. Hall
Bonetrail
Geynera
Hall
Joe Gromatks
Guss Ritschel
Miss Pearl Clark
Jobn Lindholm
Christian Blankenship
Satuay
Buford Community News Highlights Local Events and Moves
Buford residents report neighbors moving into new homes and barns. J. Greasley helps Akers with a shed near his barn. Elmer Gressley returns from Waterloo Iowa. Mrs Beisel and Miss Werner attend a meeting at Mrs Smithwick's. The Ladies Aid hosts a church afternoon with lunch for husbands and friends. Schooldistrict 89 teaches in O Ryan house with Miss Werner as teacher. The young folks plan a dance at Warren Holloway's Wednesday night with local attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriss
Ladies Aid
Harold Ford
Williston
Leonard Poe
Pides
Jes
Jutter Farm
Ryan
Adrian
Jondak
James Beisel
Anna Werner
C. M. Smithwick
Ee Warren
Bufley
J. Greasley
Bo Kline
Buford
O. Ryan
Ray
Arline Gressley
Tris Beisel
Warren Holloway
Messrs
George and
Elmer Gressley
J. Gressley
Klines
M. E. Aid
Dishon
Hal Miller
Donna Wilkerson
Sohn McNary
Ila Shirley
Cedar Pioneer Hall
Lana
Mise Werner
M. C. Wilkerson
Marley
G. L. Welsh
Local visits and weekend guests at Garfield Minn households
Items list visits by Mrs. Joe Helle and children and Misses Emma and Ella Olson to Olaf Herbranson's home in Garfield. Mentions recent guests at T. M. Smith and Sagaser households, Cram staying with Smith, and Thomas Olson returning from Shanavon Sask for vacation with parents G. O. and Ralph Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Helle
Emma
Ella Olson
Olaf Herbranson
Garfield
Minn
T. M. Smith
May
Roy
Zelda
Sagaser
Carl Salveson
Testa
Cram
Thomas Olson
Shanavon
Sask
Cans
Dressmaker A Sinuete on West Broadway Williston N Oak
Abstracting a fragment from West Broadway Williston notes A Sinuete a dressmaker located on 909 listed with N Oak street in the town. Further readable details are limited but indicate a local tradesperson tagged by street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broadway
Williston
N. Oakeasle
A. Sinuete
Farm Loan Act to Bring Cheap Money to Farmers
A North Dakota study discusses farm mortgage debt and the Farm Loan Act. It explains how farmers access money markets through bonds and mortgages, contrasts with railroad financing, and outlines bonds offering up to five percent interest with a one percent margin to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Boyle
North Dakota Experiment Station
United States
North Dakota
North Cotn Farm Mort
New York
Boston
Chicago
Great North Dakota cow Nettie of the Habits record set
Nettie of the Habits a four year old Guernsey heifer owned by James H. Cooper Courtenay North Dakota logged 715.29 pounds butter fat and 12564.7 pounds milk with a 5.7 percent advance, ranking among the ten best cows in the four year old class. Milked thrice daily and fed silage alfalfa bran oats barley and oil meal she weighs about 1200 pounds and demonstrates North Dakota dairy potential under good care by herdman M L Calman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie
Clara Cooper
James H. Cooper
Courtenay
N. D
Guernsey
Governor
Chene
North Dakota
M. L. Calman
Cooper
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Williams County
Boyde Kline
Kline
Baird
Trenton
Harold Carey
Indiana
Smithwick
Mr. Green
Standard Oil Co
Rena Fer
Corbett Farm
Alfalfa Ranch
Buford News
Fassenger
Toledo
Williston Overland
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
U.S.A
P. A
Jimmy
Prince Albert Tobacco
P.A
Prince Albert
Pringe
Albert
Winston-Salem, N.C
R. J. Reyashis
Tohasen Ca
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