Sunday Visitors And Local Calls At Levitt Homes
The report notes several social visits including Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Levitt at W. H. Levitt's home on Sunday and Miss Hilda Hegstrom making an Ep ping call Monday. Also listed are Cleo Kindle with Chas Kindle family and Lydia and Sidney Haney at Chas Levitt's, Herman Thie visiting brother Henry Thie, Lewis Levitt and Willie Osborn at a Saturday dance in Epping, Earl Gordon calling on Albert Levitt, Jacob Johnson calling at the Daniel home Tuesday, and Andrew Strand cutting grain for Nels Eaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Johnson
Daniel
Andrew Strand
Nels Eaken
Death of Mrs Olson. community grieves
Local residents mourn Mrs. Olson's passing and extend sympathy to the sheriff in his bereavement. Threshing is delayed by recent rains. Ide Shind and Inga Nelson shopped at Williston. John Guyot buys a team and wagon to start farming. Community events include a pleasant social hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ericson with dancing until morning. Raymond Wilde leaves for Minnesota State University to study law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wilde
Williston
Minnesota State University
W. W. Wilde
Missouri Ridge Sermon Draws Large Sunday Crowd
Rev Hollett preached an interesting and instructive sermon at the schoolhouse Sunday afternoon to a large audience. Sunday School will move to 10 30 A M thereafter. Van Bernard family moved to Williston from their ridge farm. Henry Tellkamp of Lavre Minnesota visits and manages his farm. Several locals and visitors, including Ross Seaman Willard Snook and Miss Marion, attended gatherings and visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollett
van Bernard
Williston
Ross Seaman
Williard Snook
Marion
Sand Creek
H. C. Blankenship
H. Poe
Clark
Ada Ford
Revival Meetings Led by Rev J H Taylor in Bismarck
Revival services conducted by Rev J H Taylor of Bismarck North Dakota are held here this week. Farmers report grain yields of 20 to 26 bushels per acre while a threshing crew works. coal shortages force hauling from Williston. Merlin Stedam and wife from Williston visited Spring Coulee. many from Garden Valley attended the meeting and plan to attend the conference. The Aid Society will meet next with Mrs Arthur Clay on Thursday October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Stedam
Williston
Spring Coulee
Mrs. Stedam
Garden Valley
The
Aid Society
Arthur Clay
Rev. Taylor
Threshing Underway and Crop Yields Reported at Garden Valley
Hamilton and Elliott began threshing at Van Deberg’s Tuesday noon with wheat yielding 22 to 29 bushels per acre, flax up to 17, oats 65. Miss Skindrud visited Mrs. B A Reider. grain hauled to market by W J Hamilton and L J Van Deberg. Rev. Taylor spoke at Garden Valley schoolhouse and plans meetings at Spring Coulee and Garden Valley next Sunday. Jno Hamilton recovers from a hand injury. Mrs. Jos Gromatka and her niece from Superior visited. A heavy frost damaged late grain and garden stuff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Elliott
van Deberg’s
Aig
Cool Weather and Illness Report From Sand Creek
Mrs Clarence Rensberger has been confined to bed for two weeks with blood poisoning. Many local residents visited the R C Snook home including Rev Ott Mrs Logan Lois Logan Sylvia Hartman Ella Thompson and Ruth Sveen. Elmer Cloud plans a visit to Crary ND before returning to Illinois. Anna M Peterson deputy superintendent visited Tantle and Sand Creek schools and dined with Mr and Mrs R C Snook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rensberger
R. C. Snook
Ott
C E. Logan
Lois Logan
Sylvia Hartman
Ella Thompson
Ruth Sveen
Rosco Seaman
Anna M. Peterson
Tantle
Sand Creek
Mra
Rainbow Valley diary items and local notes
In this week’s notes the Ingrahm family spent Sunday with Mrs Harter and Hob Smailey with wife visited William Ireland. Arthur Wilcox threshing with Louie Larson. Emil Newman builds Fred Lan sing’s cook jar. Devils Lake’s Mr Horton works on a granary. Heavy rains delay threshing in the area. A heron from Charis Dell suffered an injury on barbed wire last week. Disputed text notes mention misc names and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Devils Lake
Que
Charis Dell
Notice of Bids for Blacktail No. 72 School Hauling
Bids for hauling Peter Kreischer's children to Arthul School No. 2 are invited by the Blacktail School District. Bids must be received by 2:30 PM October 15 1912 and may be mailed to the district clerk W Ward Stine Marmon North Dakota. The board may reject all bids and plans are available at the County Superintendent's office Williston North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacktail
Peter W. Kreischer
Arthul School
W. Ward Stine
Mormon
N. D
Pebict Board
Blacktail School
Williams Coun- Eas
Furnisland
Turnis
Williston
Marmon
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Ralph Roy Starkenberg
Willia Ankrim
Wheelock
St. Prin
Meridian
Thomas B. Murphy
Register
A. Gilmore
Arpete
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. L. C. Levitt
W. H. Levitt
Mrs. Cleo Kindle
Chas
Kindle and Family
Lydia
Sidney Haney
Chas, Levitt’s
Herman Thie
Henry Thie
Hilda Hegstrom
Messrs
Lewis Levitt
Willie Osborn
Epping
Earl Gordon
Albert Levitt
Ide Shind
Inga Nelson
John Guyot
F. R. Frederickson
J. J. Larsen
Chris Cook
W. W. McMurrins
Henry Harrison
Henry
Robert E. Goar
Missouri Ridge
Henry Tellkamp
Lavere
Minnesota
Ray Lindholm
Geo. and
Millard Wageman
D. L. Blankenship
Hinsdale, Montana
Howard ‘Musick
Near
R. Blankenship
J. H. Taylor
Bismarck N. D
W. J. Hamilton
L. J. van Deberg
Jno. Hamilton
Jos. Gromatka
Superior
Wisconsin
Ekeberg
Mrs. Leonard Logan
Clarence Rensberger's
P. G. Head
A. Roulston
Rainbow Valley
Herb Ingrahm
Mrs. Harter
Hob Smailey
William Ireland
Arthur Wilcox
Louie Larson
Emil Newman
Fred Lansing
Mir
William Borrow
Ireland
Clifford Carpenter
Wm. Ireland
Mrs. Reynolds
Mrs. Ireland
Mr. Smiles
Noel Fouts
Ray
Mr. Borrows
Mr. Reynolds
Herb Ingraham
Roy Foster
P. Meridian
Ax Wines
Oren J. Hamilton
Joan Dolinskie
Fred King
Ail
Wiston
N.D
Department of Interior
U. S
James A. Con
Fann
Olin
Township
Range P. Meridian
Orieles Williston, RD
Hive
J. D. Wolpert
United States
Lion and Elgin
Cooper & Collins
Lewis
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