Spring Coulee Notes Busy Farmers and Visitors
Farmers here work and improve roads while Asher Hyatt serves as a government reclamation blacksmith in Browning Montana. Henry Stedem and relatives visit from Illinois as T A Schraber and wife call on friends Tuesday. Mrs Barkway visits Williston Wednesday and Stedem returns Friday. Rev F S Hollett led services Sunday at the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asher Hyatt
Browning, Mont
Henry Stedem
Illinois
T. A. Schraber
Mrs. Barkway
Williston
Mr. Stedem
F. 8. Hollett
Pleasant Hill Socials Include Visits and Club Gatherings
Mrs Albert Rostvold called on Mrs Louis Dahl Monday afternoon. Mrs Anton Lee hosted guests and Mrs Crist Lee visited. Latter spent time with Mrs L Dahl. Ladies Aid from United Lutheran church met at the Dahl home Thursday. Amy Lee visited cousins Harriet and Kirmith Lee. Mr and Mrs A Roberts were in Spring Brook on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Albert Rostvold
Louis Dahl
Anton Lee
Crist Lee
Mr. Pierce
Williston
Mr. Tufte
Spring Brook
Mrs. L. Dahl
Lula Austen
Harriett Lee
G. O. Hval
Garden Valley
Ladies Aid
Painted Wood News From Williston and Nearby
Miss Ethel Workman a nurse at the McMurrin home returned to Williston Thursday. A number from this vicinity attended the literary at Sand Creek Friday evening. Mrs James Ramey and daughter Maim and Mr Short called at C J Cooks Sunday evening. The girl at the Emmons home became a boy since last writing. Mrs James Helland called at the Emmons home Sunday. Miss Louise Helland is spending a couple of weeks at home. Marcus Johnson was a county seat visitor Monday. The new Danish church adds a great improvement to our country and was dedicated Sunday. A large crowd was present. We are sorry to learn that Mrs Cooper is still on the sick list. Henry Harrison and the Garretson brothers drove to the timber Sunday and brought home bushels of June berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons
James Helland
Marcus Johnson
Henry Harrison
Garretson Brothers
Surprise quilting bee marks season social in Marton
The latest social event was a surprise quilting bee at Mrs. August Hoffer last Friday with twenty four attendees creating pretty comforters. A mid afternoon luncheon was served. Willis ton visitors included Judson R Osborn Roy Dillree Earl Smith and Chas Wilder. Earnest Lares sold his machinery and horses to Mr. Winger of Gladys and will move to the Twin Cities. Winger also rents the farm land and will take possession soon. Mrs. Wolstad visited Mrs. G Loken, and Mrs. Roy Dillree and son Willard Leroy visited friends. Oscar Hovind will teach the Free map school and Don Wilder the Twin Lake school. Farm loans offered by N D Sudonese, Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hoffer
Earnest Lares
Mr. Winger
Gladys
Twin Cities
Wolstad
G. Loken
Oscar Hovind
Don Wilder
Twin Lake
Garden Valley Community Notes Highlight Departures and Illness
Boyd Rutledge proved up his homestead on September 27. Nels Lundell suffers foot inflammation from a prior bruise. Rev. Hollett preached his last sermon before conference. W. K. Kershaw leaves for a eastern business college after active Garden Valley literary society service. Basket supper receipts totaled 20. Distants attendees included Miss Wheeler Paul Field Walter Amer Clara Holland and Alfred Wilkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Lundell
Rev. Hollett
Jourtay
W. K. Kershaw
Garden Valley
Miss Wheeler
Paul Field
Walter Amer
Clara Holland
Alfred Wilkie
Lee Statue Debate Ends. GA R Postpones Pension Plan
Atlantic City Sept 24 After a three hour session the national encampment of the G A R postponed action on the Lee statue in Statuary Hall Washington. The vote 138 to 102 opposed a pension of $1 a day for Civil War Union veterans while endorsing the McCumber bill for widows pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Robert E. Lee
Washington
Congress
McCumber
Grand Army
Virginia
van Sant
John B Gillman
Boston
Massachusetts
Cola D. R. Browitz
New York
J. Henry Holcombe
Pennsylvania
William M. Olin
State House
Cook Sighted in Munich Hotel as Coleman Family
Michael M. Ryan of Bridgeport Conn reports to the New York Times that Dr. Frederick A. Cook and his wife and children were seen dining openly at a Munich hotel on August 31. Cook spoke to Ryan by name, showing no disguise or nervousness, contradicting Copenhagen reports of Arctic pursuit by John M Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick A. Cook
Munich
Mr. Ryan
Copenhagen
Etah
Alpine Flight Fails After Narrow Alpine Crossing
American aviator Chavez attempted a Swiss to Milan flight for a $20 000 prize but was wrecked near Domodossola Italy. He and fellow flyer Weymann abandoned the contest after the accident leaving Chavez gravely injured with both legs broken and the left thigh fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domodoscola
Italy
George Chavez
Alps
Italian Aviation Society of
Milan
Switzerland
Chavez
Waymann
Table Land
Brig
Simpsom
Chaves
Weymann
Napoleon
Bimplon Pass
Simplon
Domodossels
Domodossela
Lake Maggiore
Milans
Rhone
Yvette
Rescent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arnt
Amy Lee
Harriet and
Alfred
Kirmith Lee
Ethel Workman
McMurrin
Sand Creek
James Ramey
Maim
Mr. Short
C. J. Cook
Louise Helland
Marton News
Judson R.osborn
Roy Dillree
Earl Smith
Chas. Wilder
Willard Leroy
Thos. Freeman
Canada
N. D. Sudonese
Boyd Rutledge
Lee
Cook
Idgeport
Conn
Anderson
Roase
Scott Laird Ibis
Republican Herald
Winona
Boston For Style
Monarch
Rawson Hdn. Co
Williston, North Dakota
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