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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1912

Page

3

Rain Delays Wheat Ripening and Local Gatherings

Rains hinder wheat ripening keeping grain uncut. The Martin and Simmons threshing rig works in Eight Mile valley. Church notices promise sermon by Mrs J E Westbrook at the Holm ess Band schoolhouse next Sunday at 2 30 PM. Community events include potato digging and visits among residents. Rev Hollett plans to leave Williston, with best wishes from all.

Martin & Simmons Eight Mile Valley Mary Guthria J. E. Westbrook Holmess Band Taver Rev. Hollett Williston

MISSOURI RIDGE VISITORS AND FAMILY GATHERINGS

Mrs T D Graham of Williston joined relatives here Sunday. Mrs Grant Rutledge Mrs Ford and Mrs R T Wicks visited Willis ton Tuesday. H C Blankenship and wife spent Wednesday with the Gramatka family. Miss Helen Culhane, visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Joe Gramatka, left for Superior Wisconsin. Friends regret her departure. Mesdames Keihl and Clark spent Tuesday with Mrs Blankenship.

T. D. Graham Williston Grant Rutledge Ford R. T. Wicks H. C. Blankenshop Gramatka Helen Culhane Joe Gromatka Superior Wisconsin Mesdames Keihl and Clark Blankenship

Rainy Valley Hints of Busy Harvest Across Farms

Mr. Horton of Devils Lake tends farming interests as a large potato crop keeps farmers gathering them. Threshers work in fine weather. grain turns out well. Cold illnesses prevail. Mrs. Lara Vedvick improves after a week of sickness. Charlie Hall suffers bruising from bronches being hitched to a wagon. Will Ireland traders in Wildrose. Mrs. Borrow boards carpenters building Mr. Horton’s granary.

Mr. Horton Devils Lake Herb Ingraham Ray Lara Vedvick Charlie Hall Will Ireland Wildrose

Local Notes and Farming Roundup in Marmon Era

Mrs. W C Brooks and daughter visited Mrs. Dillree. Inez White of Bottineau teaches Fremaen school. E J Brown and Anne Glinn to take over farms. Smiths oats yield 60 bushels per acre. Socialist meeting on October 6 at Dusell's. Sam Smith to manage his father’s place. Bert McIntosh builds 16 by 80 granary. Farmers dig frozen potatoes amid good crops.

W. C. Brooks R. Dillree Inez White Bottineau County Purintan Purintan S Jno Newman Martin Olson Smith Sam Sam Smith Bert McIntosh John Burke Jack Martin

Garden Valley Visits and Local Church News

W C Francis and son Ernest visited Garden Valley Sunday. Reiders Hamiltons Callies and Bonnies attended church at Spring Coulee with Rev Taylor preaching in Garden Valley. Mrs Quinstrom ill with typhoid symptoms and hopes for improvement. Van Deberg and sisters from Epping visited Sunday. Hall visiting daughter Mrs Jno Hamilton for a few days. Threshers wear a smile as harvest nears.

W. C. Francis Ernest Garden Valley Reider Jno. Hamilton Callie Bonnie Hamilton Spring Coulee Mr. Taylor Quinstrom van Deberg Epping

Big boy greets Barnhart family on September 25

Baqual A. L. Barnhart and wife welcome a son born September 25. M. E. Lippincott visited Sunday with Tom Mathewson, E. C. Straton and family, and McQuire spent the day at Hick's. Howard Trowbridge and family were at Mel Howes. Eva Mathewson spent Sunday with relatives.

A. L. Barnhart M. E. Lippincott Tom Mathewson E. C. Straton McQuire Hick’s Howard Trowbridge Mel Howes Eva Mathewson Ternoon Viola Dean Shipe

Threshing and farming notes from the valley

A Saturday freeze and busy threshing period are noted as local farmers haul coal wood and water. Reports include yields from multiple fields with flax oats and wheat. several residents listed as visiting, threshing crews dancing, and a carload of cattle shipped from Minnesota.

Community Notes From WillistonAnd Surrounding Areas

The Misses Frances Hyde and Kath Diggins visited Williston at the latter’s home. The Elk steamer arrived from White City carrying grain for Williston. Al Panger bought the Hanson house for an addition to his own. Raum’s Ferry boat lumber arrived and workers will start to have it ready for fall business.

Frances Hyde Kath al Panger Richard Vance Raum Ferry Road

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Robspierre Ine Botton Bros Marcella Norfolk Simmons Frances T. Simmons & Co Ms County Rose Valley Geo. Hval Olaf Hval Florence Rutledge Eckebergs Peterson Dept. Co Missouri Ridge Rainbow Valley Marmon E. J. Brown Anne F. Glinn E .C. Smith Baqual J.O. Seibert Nelson Gene Littlefield Jo Meddows Grace Westcott Delle Ames Grinnell Alvin Woodsides H. A. Nelson E. O. Westcott C. O. Westcott Poe Diggins Lucy Vance McIntosh Myrtle Collins Andrew Strand Albert Levitt Warren Clarence Swimley Asa Levitt Earl Gordon Swimley Bros J. H. Barger Gladys M. Levitt Arthur Versos F. Carpenter Wheelock Alex Crosby Kennedy Ruby Biggs Gladys McLevitt Antory Anel IHCC Paphithex International Harvester Company of America N. Dak
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