Local Williams County Notes Brighten Community Life
Correspondence from Williams County shares community events and notices. Gus Miller enjoys a new phaeton. a church fair is planned for October 7 with various stalls. Crop troubles arise from recent rains and frosts affecting flax and grain. Mrs. Loyd Lennert dies of heart trouble, leaving a husband and child. Local gatherings include M E Aid Society and church meetings. Fair attendance, prizes awarded to Mrs. Sheppard and Birdie Sheppard. Coal shortages loom for winter. Alva Ralson and Neva Head marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Miller
Gibson
Cottrall
Loyd Lennert
Tovl
H. Add
Miss Fannie Brokaw Visits Relatives in Williston
Sept 25 notes show Miss Fannie Brokaw visiting relatives in Williston. Mr and Mrs Wiley Thompson celebrate a new baby boy since Sept 21. Local residents Albert Ainegard and Larkin Hart hosted visits, Edward Phillips built a granary and barn, and Cliff Hardacker filled a silo with corn fodder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Brokaw
Williston
Wiley Thompson
Edward Phillips
Cliff Hardacker
Local Notes and Arrivals From Marmon and Vicinity
Miss Ollie Freeman visited Mrs Dillree Wednesday afternoon. A daughter was born to Theodore and Mrs Helgeson on Monday Sept 18. Alma Rye is cooking on Theo Helgesons cook car this fall. Flax and wheat yields are noted at Theo Hoyts and Gus Strupben. W C Brooks delivered wheat for 60c per bushel. Arno Grimm plans move to Cottonwood Lake. Ed Wright lays foundation for new home. Will Brooks returns to Tioga after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Freeman
L. E. Dillree
Theodore Helgeson
Alma Rye
Theo
Helgeson
Hoyt
Gus Strupben
W. C. Brooks
Tom Freeman
F. Newman
Dillree’s
Arno Grimm
Cottonwood Lake
Eaden Valley Social Notes September Visit and Safekeeping
Rev D F Landis of Minot visited Eaden Valley Thursday and Friday. Miss Nellie and Sadie Shepard visited their father J Sheppard. Clarence Kauffman had dinner with Mr and Mrs J K Kauffman. Ed Davis finished threshing last week and sold his machine to stepson Robert Goer, saying he expects to sleep no more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Sadie Shepard
J. Sheppard
Clarence Kauffman
J. K. Kauffman
Ed. Davis
Robert Goer
Local Notables Hear News From Low Muddy Valley
Community notes report visitors Mr and Mrs Ainegard with Mr and Mrs Hart at the fair. H S Palmer remains ill but shows improvement. Frost observed last night. Clarence Holland visited W A Palmers. E McGrath left for Ohio. Miss Fannie Brokaw enjoyed a surprise party. Will Jeffrey and family traveled across the river. Hiram Palmer on sick list. Clarence Beard threshing. M H Jeffrey and party travel to Trenton for a sale where Jeffrey acts as auctioneer. Bucks threshing rig active in the valley hauling grain.
Riverside Sunday School Opens With Limited Supplies
The first Riverside Sunday school session fell short as supplies had not arrived, leaving only modest progress. Rancher Vizina reported a mountain lion scaring his cattle while returning home, prompting part of the herd to retreat to the woods. Elmer Collings and A H Ruble headed to Ray to thresh and Leon White, Jacob Lance, and Bert Murphy filed final proofs last week. Murphy bought two horses and two colts from Denny and plans for larger farming. Frank McIntosh threshed grain at his farm early in the week. yields were below expectations but better than some, leaving no complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Mr. Vizina
Leon White
Jacob Lance
Bert Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Mr. Denny
Frank McIntosh
Quiet Frost and Village Happenings in Land Creek
Reports of a severe frost last week precede plowing as the current task. Neighbors visit and attend the County Fair in Williston. A quiet wedding unites Neva Head and Alva Raulston in Williston with about twenty relatives present. Church services and Ladies Aid activities fill the coming week in Sand Creek and Williston areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Alva Raulston
Hollett
Sand Creek
Miners Lease Powell and Black Diamond Mines
W. B. Lukins and J. A. Huseby have leased the Powell and Black Diamond mines and will run the business through them this fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Lukins
J. A. Huseby
Powell and Black Diamond
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Williams County
Rev. Keller of
Interprise
Mont
Brethern
James Sheppard
Birdie Sheppard
Ray Kratzer
Eli Delarme
J. R. Sheppards
Alva Ralson
Neva Head
Kaden Valley
Pherrin
Albert Ainegard
McKenzie County
Larkin Hart
Henry
Alex Lester
Ray Brown
Lucile Frederick
Marmon
E. C. Smith
Wright
Will Brooks
Tioga
Eaden Valley
D. F. Landis
Minot
Clarence Holland
W. A. Palmers
E. McGrath
Ohio
Mrs
Will Jeffrey
Hiram Palmer
Clarence Beard
Mrs. M. H. Jeffrey
Trenton
Mr. Jeffrey
Raui
Elmer Collings
A. H. Ruble
Ray
P. G. Head
Wm. Young
Chester Logan
Roy Ashwill
R. C. Snook
Clarence Rensberger
Grandma Waggeman
Synod
Luther
Ladies Aid
M. Agen
Houge’s
H. Mefflin
Llam
de Anges Vel
Henry Johnson
8Th Ave West
P. C
Sagaeele Ce
Children’s Union
Children's Union
Beane
Zace
Billings Co
Live Stock Association
Jron
Sentinel Butte
Joan H. Chrismansen
Sentinel
Butte, N. D
Graphic
District Court
Williams
North Dakota
Dakota Securities Company
John H. Baucke
Westlawn
Court House
E. B. Olson
Imore
Atty
N.D
Joe Boller
West Second St
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