Danish Church Hosts At Marcus Johnsons In Sand Creek
Local correspondence notes Danes building a large church to serve a growing congregation. Farmers report around seven bushels of wheat per acre amid frequent rains. Community ties shown as neighbors attend Ladies Aid, visit from Williston, and celebrations for Louis Dahl’s forty seventh birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie
Mia
Andy Cooper
Marcus Johnsons
A. Roberts
Lyle
Crist] Lee
Louis Dahl
Lina Buck
Lula Austen
Amy Lee
Dall
Garden Valley News: Local Wins and Shifts in Education
Maybelle Jamison Florence Mc Williams and Alberta Francis left Garden Valley to enter Williston high school. Miss Zella Francia arrived from Minneapolis to teach Garden Valley school. Mrs Larkin Hart opened Palmer school September 6 and the Garden Valley literary meets September 10 at 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle Jamison
Florence McWilliams
Alberta Francis
Garden Valley
Williston High School
Larkin Hart
Palmer School
Garden Valley Literary
Zella Francia
Minneapolis
Pleasant Hill Social Roundabout and Farm News
Pleasant Hill residents report new farming equipment arriving with a brand new gang plow and a gasoline steam plow. Local gatherings include Mrs Rostvold hosting a ladies aid event with Rev Sjowangen and wife. several calls and visits occur at Louis Dahl’s home. Households share supper, travel to events, and a threshing interruption ends mid sentence indicating continued activity at Anton Lees residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rostvold
United Lutheran Cburch
Sjowangen
Local Fair and Farm Activity Noted in Crucket Valley
Mike Yuens visited Crucket Valley to attend the fair on Thursday and Friday. John Albrecht expects to thresh this week. Mrs Geo Albrecht returned home from Williston. Bennie Knickeberg works for Geo Albrecht. Oscar Albrecht is away at the twin cities fair. Mrs Vohs and daughter Ethel visiting there. A Hintz family with daughter Ethel visited the Albrechts. Wm and Geo Albrecht were in Williston Sunday. A C Long held about 4000 bushels wheat. Charley Gemberling bought C S Millers claim last week. Bert Biggs visited Williston. Jack Sutton employed by C M Miller stacking wheat. Ed Lepencot bought Bill Willards oxen. John Weaver left for Indiana due to sickness. Mr Miller operating Bert Biggs threshing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Yuens
John Albrecht
Jack Sutton
C. M. Miller
Ed. Lepencot
Bill Willards
John Weaver
Indiana
Mr. Miller
Bert Biggs
Stady H. P. Parrett Completes New Well Near Town
Threshing has begun in earnest in this vicinity and the crop is very poor. A new school house is talked of three miles south of Stady. A dance was held in the Stady hall last Saturday night. Several local boys have gone to eastern county threshing. N. R. Fye, his housekeeper, and H. P. Parrett visited near Rolson last Sunday.
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Stady
N. R. Fye
H. P. Parrett
Rolson
Threshing season yields poor crop. town notes and visits
The Spring Coulee area reports busy threshing with poor yields. C. E. Hyatt visited on Monday and Tuesday. A plumber from here attended the Williston fair. Rev. Hollett of Williston preached here on Sunday. Mr. Williams adds an addition to his house. Roy Foster repaired his store. Merlin Stedem visited his parents Sunday.
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Rev. Hollett of
Williston
Mr. Williams
National Bank Notes Outa State Banks and Bankers
Fragmentary OCR note discusses deposits and certificates of deposit under state banking rules. Mentions individual deposits subject to check and savings accounts.
Rain Delivers Prolonged Downpour in Grand Forks
In Grand Forks North Dakota on September 6 a real sustained rainfall began Sunday evening just before seven and continued until 2 30 a m yesterday morning. The storm delivered about two and one half inches of precipitation.
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Grand Forks
N. D
North
Isaac Decker threshing near Bonetrail prompts busy notes
GAMBETTA Isaac Decker threshing around Bonetrail. Wheat yields reach twenty bushels to the fore in the neighborhood. Two boys got lost last Saturday night but found their way back. Albert Nelson has a well bored. Eugene Van Trees bought a horse. Wm. Haines and wife manage the store and post office while Decker threshes.
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Wm. Haines
Decker
Bids Wanted On Bruegger’s Addition Residence
Bids will be received until 10 a m on Monday September 10 1910 to purchase Lot 5 and 6 Block 30 Bruegger’s Third Addition on Pious Hill including the ten room house with steam heat electric lights and water piping Estimated cost to build and buy is 5500 H V Smith Williston North Dakota reserves the right to reject any or all bids
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Bruegger's
Pious Hill
Phiesen
H. V. Smith
Williston
N. D
Estray notice from C B Peterson farm near Williston
Taken up on C B Peterson s farm miles west and 1 south Williston section 27 range 102 town minalitp 154. One black mare branded Lion on right hip with front white feet and blaze on face with foal. One black colt about 1000 pounds with one white hind foot star in face. Owner may recover by paying trouble and expenses. 11-3¢ C B Peterson Box 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Peterson
Williston
Reward Offered for Year-Old Horses With Brand on Thigh
A notice from John H. Christiansen of Sentinel Butte North Dakota offers a reward of 89.00 per head for information leading to the recovery of year-old horses branded on the right thigh. The contact details request information to aid recovery.
Mare branded V 30 identifies August brand incident
By the undersighen, section 14, tw. 155, rg 100, on Monday, August light gray mare branded V 30 eigh shoulder and XO connected, at tn, Stata: Anton Wold, 'Winte won, N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stata
Anton Wold
Winte
School District Seeks Depositary Bids for Funds
The Williston district No 38 school board invites sealed bids from banks for depositary services of its funds under North Dakota General School Laws. Bids to be opened September 15. Abram Miller, Clerk. Williston North Dakota R F D No 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of District No
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Sand Creek Literary
Garretson Brothers
Ethel Gerrity
Chicago
Ben Ericson
T. F. Cook
John Lewis
Leslie Wilde
Chalmers Dawson
W. W. Wilde
Frank Fletcher
F. R. Frederickson
Lars Knudtson
Ladies Aid
Chris J. Cook
McMurrin
Signora
Annie Lee
Mrs. Rostwald
Henry Johnson
Anton Lee
Floyd Trumbo
Crist Lee
Anton
Chnt Lee
Epping
Fred Moline
Amy Les
Signora Dahl
Ole Brandrud
Frank Buck
Mrs. van Deberg
Chris Ellingson
John Hamilton
Don Rutledge
Reibsamen
Letonka
Iowa
McKenzie County
Mayme Reibsamen
Spring Brook
Pleasant Hill
Foo
Alve Ulrich
J. P. Crandells
Mrs. B. Marple
Miss Maser
John Matson
Mrs. Anton Lee
Mrs. Buck
Crucket Valley
Geo. Albrecht
Bennie Knickeberg
Oscar Albrecht
Twin Cities
Mrs. Vohs
Ethel
The
Mrs. A. Hintz
Albrecht
Wm. and
Twelve Mile Hill
A.C. Long
Charley Gemberling
C. S. Miller
C. E. Hyatt
Tues
Roy Foster
Merlin Stedem
North Dakota
Penkera
Awerate
State of
Williams
W.S. Davidson
Lame
Davidson
Notary Public
James H. Cooper
C. Canner
Gambetta
Isaac Decker
Albert Nelson
Eugene van Trees
John H. Christiansen
Sentinel Butte, N. D
State Normal School
Valley City
George A. McFarland
Hunt
R. Brownson
Qak Chief
Stenehjem & Husebye
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