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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
2
Correspondence from Pleasant Hill lists attendance at a Ladies Aid gathering, visits to Williston and East ford, dancing party hosted by O C Ekeberg, and community notices. Farmers report coal stockpiling, stray horses, and forthcoming sheep movement from Montana. A church service is announced for October 30 at Spring Coulee and Garden Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Rieder, Orin Hamilton, O. C. Ekeberg and Miss Zella Francis transacted business in Williston Saturday.
Reports list the opening of three Wild Rose district schools with Miss Peterson of Minot in No 1 Miss Malone of Bottineau in No 2 and Miss Shaver of Williston in No 3 W W McMurrin and family visit C J Cook Sundays and many local social notes follow including neighbors visiting relatives and attending literary events
Miss Goldin Jane Wolverton and Earl Chester Smith wed in Linden Michigan in a well attended ceremony. The couple plans a brief wedding trip before returning to Marmon. Local news notes resignations visits and social updates from Marmon Williston and Spring Coulee with church services announced for October 30.
John Gambetta Severson moved his house to the farm west end this week. Christ Nelson goes to Minnesota soon. L S Albright finished Chas Weat's new house Thursday. Charley will be snug when fixed. Isaac Dicker threshing this week and a hustler. Weaver praises the new schoolteacher who is also a director. Geo Johnson moved into L L Lampman house for winter near mail route. Walter Albright made a business trip to Williston Saturday. Everyone hopes Big Four Mining Co starts up. coal scarce and scarce sources. Have you decided how you will vote.
The article discusses how moisture in soil affects tree winter kill, mulch methods to protect roots, and the role of wet soil in preventing damage. It also covers cow feed practices, flax crop persistence, and requests for flax seed information from the State Seed Commissioner in North Dakota.
The new Rose Hill school near John Albrechts ranch opened on the 10th with Miss Smith as teacher. Mr. Hilstead moved a threshing rig about twelve miles to thresh flax for the Hintz brothers. Chas. Yueness is on the sick list. A prairie fire occurred about two and a half miles west of the Rose Hill school house on Sunday.
Oscar Hanson greeted locals on the streets last week while Rodning did the same. Mickel F Miller’s triplet died suddenly last Wednesday. Independent Republican candidate Rodning campaigned for Williams County treasurer. Ed McKeven drilled a well on his land but hit rock and broke the machine. Charley Kindall Bill Willard and families visited Jack Sutton by the river. Residents heard Gov Burke speak in Epping last Saturday. Ernest Long bought a quarter section from Wm Potter. Patronise our advertisers.
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