Local Social Notes Mention Mrs Harter and Neighbors
Mrs Harter and her son Charlie spent Sunday with Herb Ingraham. Arthur Wilcox also visited the Butterfield home. Herb Ingraham helped Wr Becker with harvest. Mr Ireland is obtaining a threshing rig. Louis Larson took one of his men to town to see a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Harter
Charlie
Herb Ingraham
Arthur Wilcox
Butterfield
Herb Ingram
Wr. Becker
Mr. Ireland
Louis Larson
Garden Valley Community Notes and Changes
Mr and Mrs Reider and daughter Edna attended church at Missouri Ridge last Sunday Alberta Frances visited Garden Valley friends last week Miss Amelia Skindrud arrived Monday to take charge of the Garden Valley school W G Hamilton plans threshing this week A birthday gathering honored Jao Hamilton Callie Hamilton and Ernest Francis O A Hamilton is adding to his house Mr Hkeberg is adding to his barn Quinstrom and Van Deberg were in town early this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reider
Edna
Missouri Ridge
Alberta Frances
Garden Valley
Mr. Quinstrom
Mr. van Deberg
Herb Addyman
Alta
Alma Hyatt
Williston
Clara
Edna Schumacher
Alda Strumble
Durant Cottrell
Agnes Heaton
Monetta
Williams
Tom Heaton
Burkhart
John Moline
Dolinski
Howard Lampman
Mildred Schaffer
E .L. Haviland
Lucy Moline
Zethral Ryall
Pat Cochrane
Willis Schuler
Arthur Schuler
Dakota
Richard Farrell
W. Va
Florence McIntosh
Mattie Fagan
Ben Prebble
Fred Eckert
Missouri
White City
George Hogan
Stroud
Epping Edges Truax In Weekend Ball Game
Friday and Saturday reports list locals in Williston and Epping. A.C. Long and Robert Young threshing winter wheat. a Sunday ball game at Truax saw Epping win nine to one. No fatalities, some injuries noted. George Tole visited the area last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Kinney
Wilson
Epping
A.C. Long
Robert Young
Hard Kinney
Dora Seaton
Truax
George Tole
Missouri Ridge News and Visits in Hinsdale
Mrs D L Blankenship of Hinsdale Montana visits for several days. Mr and Mrs Joe Gromatka call on P Blankenship couple. Rev Hollett delivers sermon at the schoolhouse. Miss Anna and Mary Guthriel visit their sister Mrs H C Blankenship. Van Bernard considers moving to Williston for winter. The Rutledges and son Boyd attend church in Williston. Mrs Ray Ashwil calls on Mrs Wagenman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Blankenship
Hinsdale
Montana
Joe Gromatka
P. Blankenship
Rev. Hollett
Anna
Mary Guthriel
H. C. Blankenship
M .Clark
Williston
van Bernard
D. A. Rutledge
Boyd
Ray Ashwil
Wagenman
Rose Hill Notes On Farm Work And Local News
Busy hay making and grain work occupy residents in Rose Hill. Albrecht and Youness visited Williston. Youness sons busy breaking branches. News of Fay Stickney’s death reached Mr. and Mrs. Albrecht. survivors include a wife and three children. Mr. Albrecht plans a large granary after yielding 69 bushels oats per acre. Mrs. Kruckeberg ill. Mrs. John Albrecht visited sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albrecht
Chas
Youness
Williston
W. F. Albrecht
Rose Hill
J. Albrecht
Fay Stickney
Stickney
Ged. Albrecht
Albecht
John Albrecht
Kruckeberg
Chas. Youneses
Harvest gathering weather advertised with church notice
The notice notes ideal weather for harvest in Spring Coulee and promotes Rev F. S. Hollett preaching on Sunday the 15th at 2 o clock. Sunday School at 8 o clock. The Aid Society meeting is hosted by Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollett
Local farm notes and visits in Williston area
Community updates include Alta and Alma Hyatt celebrating their tenth birthday, visits by Alta, Alma, Clara and Edna Schumacher, and numerous posts about threshing work by Durant Cottrell and others. Birth announced for Lemuel Levitt’s son. Various residents attend church, school begins, and neighbors travel between Williston, Spring Brook, and Twelve Mile Hill with multiple listed names and daily activities.
South Side Visitors and Local Travel Report
Williston locals frequenting the South Side as visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Vizina Miss Harriet Dithmer and others. An elevator rises above Baker Ferry to load grain for steamboats to Williston while steamers haul freight on the Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Vizina
Harriet Dithmer
Williston
Baker Ferry
The
Missouri
Seed Corn Talk by Gordon W. Randlett ND College
North Dakota agricultural officials urge early selection of seed corn from well ripened ears to avoid reliance on southern imports. They advise drying with air circulation, storing indoors after hard freeze, and sowing earlier next spring to ensure rapid germination, strong stands, and profitable yields. The piece ends with a moral reflection on personal responsibility and individual conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon W. Randlett
North Dakota Agricultural Colleges
North Dakota
Kansas
The Deep Roots of Cowardice and Courage of Opinion
A reflective piece argues that mental cowardice dominates as fear of public opinion governs action. It contrasts physical bravery with inner bravery, warns that concern for what others think limits growth, and urges emancipating oneself from the habit of perpetual caution to live more freely and nobly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blank
Silo Push Yields Payoff for Wells County Herds
Grand Forks reports Better Farming experts promote silos as a profitable asset for beef and dairy herds. J W Bopp of Wells County cites rising builds and Grand Forks notes many more silos planned next year. Wells County entries by R J Lyness and E J Stoone show 200 and 100 ton capacities with strong corn though curing and feeding remain challenges for Hereford cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Better Farming Association
J. W. Bopp
Wells County
Cooper
Special Service Bureau
R. J. Lyness
E. J. Stoone
Mr. Lyness
North Dakota Farmers Debate Beef and Dairy Focus
The article contrasts two farmers, one pushing beef gains and the other backing milk production with Guernseys and cream sales. It notes the silo as a valuable investment and reflects on educated buyers recognizing lack of value in empty ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stone
North Dakota
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Williams County
Rainbow Valley
Chas, Kinney
Chas, Kindle
David Willard
Aid Society
Lemuel Levitt
Willie Osborn
Chas. Levitt
Gus Kindle
Spring Brook
Grover Baker
Clarence Swimley
Otto Nelson
Geo. Peters
Henry Gratchen
Midway School
W. H. Levitt
Twelve Mile Hill
Willie Kindle
Barger
Cuth
Oscar Penney
Roy Kingston
Willie
Dewey Osborn
Carry Richardson
C. A. Levitt
Western Ohio
Louis Yell
H. G. Penney
Winnifr
Danl. Ferguson
Laura Ofsted
Bert Murphy
Richard Ferrell
Chas. Tappin
Wiliston
John Settle
Raum Ferry
Tia
G T. U. Notes
W. N. Dickinson
Williston, N.D
Minot Hide & Fur CO
St, Meat HD
Ade
Remington. Umc
Remington Arms-Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Broadway
New York City
Ken
Read
Minot
N. D
John L. Fahey
John Lynch
John McConnel
J. Carroll
Col William Holland
Jewell
Anderson Hardware Company
East Broadway
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