Literary society aids school meal shortfall in Valley City
Correspondence detail shows the Literary society raising funds after the school board failed to supply coal and fuel. Residents donated a ton of coal and kindling while events and dances supported the effort. Community members, meetings, and local visits are noted alongside social news and a Nordica concert success in Valley City.
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Literary Society
Enovigh
Chris
Radcliffe
Mormon
Garden Valley
A. N. Dahl
Minneapolis
Bonetrail Family Moves to Cooperstown North Carolina
Bonetrail Conrad Lunstrom and family relocate to Cooperstown NC to settle permanently. Vern Mantz trips to Williston on business. Rumors about a snake Roy Manty killed last week circulate, but he can prove it with the dead reptile. A Bonetrailers crowd stops at the Jesse Mantz home after an auction, shares a big supper, and dances a circular two step. Thirty seven attend as Walters orchestra provides music. Shorty Mansfield brings a box of fine eating apples.
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Anna Gerke
Hurd
N. C
Waukon
Iowa
Clarence
Edgar Munson
Portland
N. D
Bonetrail
Conrad
Lunstrom
Cooperstown
Vern Mantz
Williston
Roy Manty
Roy
Jesse Mantz
Local items and greetings from a small town
Marmon R.2. Dillves has the barn for his fast drivers complete. Fanny Mae Stine and Mrs. Ward Stine with children have left for the winter. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid hosted a New England dinner earning about fifty dollars. Mrs. Thompson and family moved to Williston for the winter. Neighbors surprised Herbert Longworth at his home. all had a good time. Floy Brownson and Millie Brooks moved into the school house. E. C. Smith offers splendid apples for sale. Ovidia Loken visited friends last week and offers roosters beheaded if needed.
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Dillves
Fanny Mae Stine
Ward Stine
Mr. Ward
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
New England
W. C. Brooks
Floy Brownson
Millie Brooks
E. C. Smith
Ovidia Loken
Ovidia
Nelson ferry service halted by ice on the river
In Nelson last week ferry traffic stopped due to floating ice. McKenzie county residents were stranded on the north shore as the ferry ceased operations. Local notables E O Westcott and Eugene Littlefield returned from St Paul on business. A sawmill accident left a worker with a severed hand and foot. Dr Morris treated the injured man before transport to Ray and Williston hospital.
Valley City Notes gains for Miss West and school study
Valley City faculty hosted a Monday evening reception for Normal students with staggered timing by class and an orchestra. Miss West, the Normal librarian, attended Fargo state librarian meeting, secured next year’s gathering for Valley City, and was elected secretary and treasurer. Seventh and eighth graders presented a Japan study with a Japanese exhibition and refreshments. Rev Willard Crosby Lyon of the Congregational church gave a chapel address.
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The
Normal
West
Librarians of
North Dakota
Fargo
Valley City
Model School
Japan
Agricultural College Lectures on Citizenship and Tree Winter Protection
The Polytechnic Society hears lectures on good citizenship and agriculture. Prof. Shepperd compares agriculture to lumbering and notes hens outperform stumpage in value. Prof. Beckwith discusses sanitation and healthier living. Winter protection for evergreens requires light control and air, with burlap and straw methods. Deciduous trees need less air during dormancy and can be mulched or buried safely.
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Polytechnic Society
Shepperd
Beckwith
Waldron
Chicago
Horticultural Department
Registered Poland China Hog for Service Near Williston
Abram Miller owner invites service of a registered Poland China hog No 41644 on Dunkard Church farm ten miles west of Williston North Dakota Call or see him 1941p Williston Dr C J Sullivan Optical Specialist of Fargo will be in Williston Friday and Saturday November 2 and 21 at the Great Northern hotel Eyes examined optical work only lenses changed not to fail to see him
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Bonetrail
Henry Clark
Miss Schonvelt
Garden Valley
Floyd Robinson
Steady
Williston
Alfred Elliott
W. C. Francis
Meadow Brook Farm
J. 8. Ellison
Lee Hamilton
Literary Society
Miss Guthrie
McWilliams
W.C. Francis
Chris Arnt
Alfred Wilke
Poland
Dunkard Church Farm
Abram Miller
N. D
C. J. Sullivan
Fargo
Great Northern Hotel
Store News Prosperity Promises Free Thermometer With Purchases
Prosperity announces a nationwide return with every silverware purchase of one dollar or more a free large thermometer. The store has one hundred thermometers available and notes new Auto-Strop Safety Razors recently arrived claiming they self-strop in half the time of conventional blades and deeming them the best shavers worldwide.
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Carden Valley
Oscar Hval
Will Hamilton
Robi- Howe
Salem
Oregon
Italy
America
Painted Woods
W. J. Bryan
Levi Bear
A. H. Dahl
John Hamilton
Peter Beranek
Goode
Morris, Ir
Morris
Raymond Brown
Effie Short
al Wagenman’s
Rev. Hollet
L. J. Smith
C. O. Borstad
Vitation
Normal Young Women's Christian Association
Nordica
Madam Nordica
Denver
Pacific Slope
Salt Lake City
Pierre
S. D
Saint Paul
Music Club
Marmon
Nelson
McKenzie County
E. O. Westcott
Eugene Little"field
St. Paul
Dave
Will Wartenbe
Grinnell
M. C
Valley City Notes
St. Louis
Candy Kitchen
ST. Louis Candy Kitchen
S. K. Saykally
B. J. Schoregge
C. H. Davidson, Jr
C. H. Ross
FIRST
National Bank
Williams County
Roger Bros
Rawson Hardware Co
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