Rose Valley threshing wraps up with fair reports
In Rose Valley S M E Threshing Co finished last Thursday, nearly two weeks of work with a half day to spare. Farmers anticipate fall break, and locals praise the season. Various residents attended the county fair, church gatherings, and family visits. A. L. Hinman shipped No 1 hard wheat, bought an automobile, and returned from St Paul. Many neighbors hosted and visited, with threshing machines expected daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul
Hattie Thornton
Mary Ezell
Lottie Ezell
Earl Thornton
Kemper Boys
Wayne Hinman
Chas
Thornton
Ray and
Archie Gibson
May Simmons
Jack Lambert
Fair View
Sand Creek Notes And Local Calls In Williston Visit
Miss Carrie Young spent part of last week in Williston with her sister Mrs Lawrence Blankenship. Miss Anna Mengel called on Mrs Hagleshaw Sunday evening. Mrs E Norris entertained company Sunday afternoon. Alex Turcott and lady attended church services in Williston Sunday. Mrs Stella Logan was shopping in Williston Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm Keltner and son Allen called on the T F Cook family Sunday. Several from this vicinity attended the fair at Williston last week. The Sand Creek Literary will start again in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Young
Williston
Lawrence Blankenship
Anna Mengel
Hagleshaw
Mrs. E. Norris
Alex Turcott
Stella Logan
Wm. Keltner
Allen
T. F. Cook
Sand Creek
Death in Gambetta as Mrs Olga Brandvold dies of typhoid
Mrs Olga Brandvold wife of Mylo Brandvold died Friday morning from typhoid fever her remains to be buried in Grand Forks. Miss Ornsby ill three weeks with typhoid but improving daily. Mr Scott buys horses from Mr Lampman. Decker and family visit Matson at Pleasant View Farm. Jeglum family visits Matson. Halleer visits Mrs Even Johnson to see baby. Decker and Elliot trip to Williston. Nasner seen hauling hay. Maggie Elliott finishes term at Stella and is now surviving fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Brandvold
Mylo Brandvold
Grand Forks
Miss Ornsby
Scott
Howard Lampman
Decker
Mrs. Matson
Pleasant View Farm
Maggie Elliott
Stella
Pleasant Hill Fall Social and Farm News Roundup
Farmers report threshing finished with satisfaction and hope for rain. Miss Maser returns to school duties after a weekend with her mother. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Ulrich of Springbrook and Mrs. Rostvold attended. Local visits include Rostvold, Dahl, and Ransberger sales. Louis Dahl and family visited and orders placed with Jewell Nursery Co. Several residents attend auctions and gatherings, with news of a phonograph and ongoing threshing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maser
Maser
Everone
Chas, Ulrich
Springbrook
Abbert Rostvold
Louis Dahl
Ulrich
Christ Lee
Clarence Ransberger
Rose Valley
Floyd Trumbo
Albert Rostvold
Messrs. Rostvold
Dahl
Andrew J. Lee
Ransbergers
Leneda
Williston
Jewell Nursery Co
Andrew Lee
Epping
Estella
Rhenbau Yong
Aksell Newstrom
Amy Lee
Signora Dahl
Prairies
J. Moline
Seed corn selection at Agricultural College guidelines
Agricultural College advises selecting seed corn on the hill for full plant reference. Only fully ripe ears from medium height stalks with even size, compact rows, and hard deep kernels should be saved. Avoid unripe, large or soft kernels. store in a clean warm attic and check next spring for germination.
Cook Peary Pole Claim Again Delayed By Testimony
The dispute over who reached the pole continues as Dr. Cook plans to present his findings first to the University of Copenhagen and global geographic societies. He will not release fragments but will submit full data and instruments for testing before public release, while Mr. Whitney and two Eskimos await their roles and potential testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Cook
Pole
University of Copenhagen
America
Harry Whitney
Whitney
Esquimos
Dr. Cook
my _Eskimos
Ahwelah
Etukishuk
Geographical Societies
Kelly Case Dismissed in Deputy Sheriff Assault Hearing
D. W. Kelly of Ambrose faced an assault with a dangerous weapon charge against Deputy Sheriff Finn. The hearing before Justice Blankenship lasted Tuesday and Wednesday with Prosecutor Staine and defense attorney John Green. The case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Kelly
Ambrose
Finn
Blankenship
Staine
John Green
Minot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willams County
L. Rice
Messrs
Kerns. McAllister
Hiram Simmons
Buford
Rice
March
James
Fred Swift
Mr. Bakken
John Lukken
H. Jeglum
Isaac Decker
H. Mats
Gambetta
Pleasant Hill
Ransberger
Ben Brakke
Brekke
Arthur Johnson
Agricultural College
Peary Va
Boston
Hetherbloom
Henderson
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Greengard Brothers
Williston, North Dakota
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!