Local Notes From Eagle Store and Town Moves
Nifty Ladies Suit at the Eagle Store and new serge dresses arrive. R. L. Welliver and Vernon Dickey visit Poplar and Ray. A marriage license issued to Timothy R. Latham and Julia Mogard. Mrs Kleinsorge visits son F. R. Kleinsorge. Lena Crow visits the Hall home. Look Chung and Fook Chung enroll in Central School. Fire at Eckert Stroude barns. duck shooting date postponed. Spring Coulee notes on threshing, school openings, and local travel. weather and farming tips amid community updates.
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Eagle
R. L. Welliver
Poplar
Racamee City
Y. Vernon Dickey
Dakota Western
Ray
Timothy R. Latham
Julia Mogard
Kleinsorge
Los Angeles
Cal
F. R. Kleinsorge
Lena Crow
E. W. Hall
Emmet Mathews
Richard Peyton
West 2Nd Street
C. L. Marshall
G. R. Townsend
Siever Otesa
F. B. Sapp
Minot
Court House
L. W. Hill
The
Great Northern
Tien
Aneta Panorama
Williston
Marmon Items and Start of School Year
John Burke and wife spent Monday in Williston as E. W. Hall was in the area. School opened Tuesday September 5 to the delight of pupils and teachers with students urged to enroll immediately. Ed Johnson of Alexandria visited his parents and enjoyed some hunting. Miss Brackett organized a stenography class and students found it engaging. Vacation ended and work begins, with plans to publish weekly letters. Mrs. Stevens leaves for St Paul Park Minnesota after visiting Williston and Wright brothers. Pauline Twist of Hammond Indiana visiting Green family, Mildred Green also visited. Insurance agents S D Scott and Joe LaValle of Williston are in the area writing policies for Mutual Life Insurance Co. and delivering policies this summer.
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Spring Coulee
L. C. Williams
Gambetta School
Oscar Burgin
John Moline
Saul
Miss Thompson
Ray Foster
Walter Mitchell
Alice
Providence
Heaton Ton
Towa
John Burke
Williston
E. W. Hall
Ed Johnson
Alexandria
Brackett
Stevens
Will
Ed Wright
St. Paul Park
Minn
Pauline Twist
Hammond, Int
Green
Mildred Green
S. D. Scott
Joe LaValle
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Schafer
Misa Morris
Greengard
Look Chung
Fook Chung
Miss Leake
Central School
Monroe
Leake
Arnold
Morgan
Pfund
State Troops May Soon Quit Border
Mercedes Texas September 12 There is a last day of school feeling in the air as officers anticipate the departure of state guards possibly by October 1 or 15. Soldiers in the woods dig up cactus and palms for taking home while others resume journeys home from Mandan Des Moines and San Antonio in a fleet of autos and trains. Major Hanley and his entourage including his son Jimmy head toward Mandan as the unit prepares to leave the border zone amid talk of orders and furloughs.
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Mercedes
Tex
Illinois
New York
Washington
North Dakota
Major Hanley
Mandan
McLachlan
Col
Fraine
Des Moines
Hanley
Jimmy” Hanley
First Regiment
San Antonio
Ans Gimbel
Minot
Alamo
Williston High School enrollment and building progress
The Williston Schools report rising enrollments across Senior, Junior and Freshman classes with 71 Freshmen and 31 sophomores, 41 juniors, and 29 seniors. A new building is taking shape with partitions, plasterboard, electrical work and a third boiler planned.
Central School to Expand to Accommodate More Pupils
The placings for Wet Lawn School Togland of Central show general approval. The plan to add more grade pupils at Central School seems convenient if desired by the community.
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Central A
Pele
Bird
Central School
First Day Off To School
A mother tidies her son for his first day at school while pride mixes with grief. The father and mother acknowledge the hard truth that growth requires loss and learning, as the boy moments away from home begins his path toward independence.
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Straigh
Williston Light Bath and Massage Parlor Ad
Williston advertisement by Wm. Lahr touts light energy as a strong oxidizing agent for the body. It claims light baths are the most effective sweat baths and a radical cure for rheumatism and blood diseases. The copy promises pain relief and improved red blood cells through enhanced circulation and normal organ function. It asserts light and heat aid nature and can substitute Hot Springs trips for rheumatic ailments.
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Ed Gorman
Dakota Western Telephone Company
Eckert and Stroude
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F. R. Zahl
Zahl Lakes
Boston
W. A. Garrison
Misa Ekblad
Clayton
Canning
Raymond
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Gill
Tennison
Miss Jones
Dvorak
Vettel
Iss Connolly
Miss Nelson
Gorman
Miss Newlander
Mrs. Gates
Maud Hansen
Virginia Hylton
Garden Valley
Mrs. Blaisdell
West Lawn
Central
First Avenue West
Lee Shippey
Ladies’ Home Journal
Wm. Lahr
Warner
Women’s Seal
CONDE
Carter
Lackawanna Union
Commodore Perry
O’dell’s
Kayser