Spring Coulee Weather and Local Visits
The weather is fine and farmers are busy at fall work. Merlin Stedum of Williston visits his folks. Ed Lucas is sick with a gathering in his head. Edna Morehead of Williston visits Mrs. Hyatt for a few days. Oncer Williams had a painful accident Saturday evening with lime in his eyes but sight should be fine. Mr. and Mrs. Alrod of Iowa visit their son Charles here. Mrs. Andrew Moline has recovered enough to return home after visiting Williston. Asher Hyatt is building a barn.
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Merlin Stedum
Williston
Ed Lucas
Edna Morehead
Hyatt
Oncer Williams
Alrod
Iowa
Charles
Andrew Moline
Asher Hyatt
Garden Valley News Briefs Close to Homestead and Farewell Events
W K Kershaw completed final proof on his Garden Valley homestead last Tuesday. Arthur of the Reclamation Service visited friends here last Sunday. Henry Helgeson spent Sunday with O C Ekeberg, who moved a house from the Goff farm to remodel as part of his residence. Doris Francis left for the deaf school at Devils Lake and Ernest Francis left for the university at Grand Forks. A Friday gathering at Don Rutledge’s home drove to Kershaw’s claim for a farewell party at Rudolph Rieder’s with games and late refreshments. Nels Lundell plans a potato digging bee next Saturday afternoon with young ladies expected to help and a six o’clock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Kershaw
Mr. Arthur
The
Reclamation Service
Friends
Garden Valley
Henry Helgeson
O. C. Ekeberg
Mr. Ekeberg
Goff Farm
Doris Francis
School For the Deaf
Devils Lake
Ernest Francis
University
Grand Forks
Don Rutledge
Mr. Kershaw
Rudolph Rieder
Nels Lundell
River raft trip and local happenings后
George Stoner and his brother from the east started down the river on a raft last Sunday. Earl Evans house burned last week with all the contents. Wm. Potter sold his hay bailer to parties near Ray. Mrs. Tatem called at the Twelve Mile school last week. Dave Willard and family visited Elmer Grisamer's last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stoner
Earl Evans
Wm. Potter
Ray
Tatem
Twelve Mile
Dave Willard
Elmer Grisamer
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Among Rostvolds and Neighbors
The Pleasant Hill notes record Monday evening visits by Mr. and Mrs. A Rostvold to Mr. and Mrs. C Arnt and other calls. Mrs A Rostvold visited Mrs Louis Dahl Tuesday while A Roberts went to Williston on business. Various locals including Bratvar, Branrud, Arnt, Dahl, Lee, Groth, Teigan and Trumbo are mentioned with Sunday and weekday calls, church attendance, and minor home improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dahl
Anton Lee
Henry Groth
Here
Signora
Annie Lee
Floyd I Trumbo
Crist Lee
Local residents note visits and home improvements
Mrs R E Dillrie and Mrs W C Brooks drove to Bonettsill Tuesday. Miss K Rasslind and Sun Sundayed at Albert MacIntosh's home. R E Dillree and wife visited Ward Stine and wife Sunday. Hefty visited the City of Opportunity this week. Mrs E A Allen spent a day visiting friends. E C Smith has house re plastered and other improvements underway. Frank Smith and wife Sundayed with Chas Dusell and wife. Eva Marelius made proof on her homestead last Monday. Sener P Oje is building a good sized addition to his home and improvements on his farm near Marmon aim to improve its appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Dillrie
W. C. Brooks
Bonettsill
K. Rasslind
Sunldayed
Albert MacIntosh
R. E. Dillree
Ward Stine
City of Opportunity
E. A. Allen
E. C. Smith
Frank Smith
Chas, Dusell
Eva Marelius
Sener P. Oje
Marmon
Rose Valley Notes and Obituaries From a Small County
Rose Valley reports delays in plowing due to engine trouble and repairs at the pump. Capt Bailey adds a ferry at Trenton while a cow fell into quicksand during movables transfer. Jack Lambert mourns his father Chas Lambert’s death in Oklahoma. Chas was a Civil War veteran and longtime Eight Mile Flat settler with strong church ties and neighborly care. Mrs Thornton and son Earl visited the City of Opportunity and the public library. White the rustler visited from the Graphic and spent time with Ezell and Burch. Hunters pursue birds, with some criticized for cruelty amid debate on laws protecting a family’s sustenance birds. Miss Margret Mitchell celebrated at Thornton’s with Miss Onelta’s birthday. John Noggle joined Burch for a visit to Thornton. Mr Sutherland of Williston visited friends in the Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lambert
Chas. Lambert
Mr. Lambert
Oklahoma
Baptist Church
Eight Mile Flat
Painted Wood Dispatch Briefs from Williston Area
Miss Hazel Shaver of Williston will teach at a local school this year Ethel Workman of Tagus is at the McMurrin home A baby girl born at the McMurrin house Friday night The Wild Rose No 2 school holds a special meeting September 20 at 2 pm to move the school building Mrs Joseph Shaver visited Liston Sunday A baby girl arrived at the Emmers home Sunday Mrs Nels Knudtson entertained friends Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Shaver
Williston
Ethel Workman
Tagus
McMurrin
Wild Rose School No. 2
Fraud Charged Against Minneapolis Foresters Lodge
A Minnesota district court suit seeks dissolution of the Rambam Independent Order of Foresters Minneapolis lodge No. 1857, cancelation of member policies, and repayment of costs. The complaint accuses the lodge of fraudulent formation and misrepresenting members ages and health to the supreme court, risking $36,000 in payouts. Moritz Schwartz of Minneapolis is lodge financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Rambam Independent Order of Foresters
Minneapolis
Holtim
Supreme Court of the Independent Order of Foresters
Rambem Court No
St. Paul
Moritz Schwartz
Supreme
Aeroplane Tours Planned by Glidden Organizer
Boston Sept 16 Aeroplane tours will be conducted under rules similar to Glidden automobile tours Mr Charles J Glidden originator of the Glidden tours for autos offers a valuable trophy to the national council of anti ated aero clubs to be contested annually The initial air tour is planned to start from the Harvard Boston aviation field at Atlantic in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles J. Glidden
Glidden
United States
National Council of Anitated Aero Clubs
Natonal Council
Harvard-Boston
Atlantic
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Leads Simple Life In Garden
A San Francisco note shows Theodore Roosevelt Jr. tending his garden with Mrs Roosevelt, watering geraniums and roses in a simple retreat on Pacific Avenue. The scene contrasts with public expectations as the former president’s son enjoys quiet domestic duties amid a backdrop of family life and traditional duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Pacific Avenue
Father Fellows
Reevsvelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twelve Mile Hill
Pleasant Hill
Mrs. A. Rostvold
Mrs. C. Arnt
A. Rostvold
A. Roberts
O. Bratvar
Balfour
Ole Branrud
C. Arnt
Grand View School
Brother Anton
Spring Brook
Busipeas
Eastfork
H. Groth
Louis
Marton News
Rose Valley
W.S. Martin
W. B. Hzell
Capt. Bailey
Trenton
Marion Simmons
Sutherland
Joseph Shaver
Liston
Emmers
Nels Knudtson
Foresters
Ofcars of
Canadian’ Society
Rambam Ledge
Chicago
Warner
Northwest
Henderson
Ladies and Misses Outfitters
Harles J. Glidden
Ballinger
East
Beattie
Enterior
Spokane
Andi Boise
Ritzville
Wash
Adolph E. Henry
Washington
Cleveland
Rawson Holn, Co
Williston, North Dakota
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