Christmas Programs at Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
Christmas Eve offerings present a structured program at the Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches. The Methodist service features opening song, verses, recitations by Rolland Mitchell and others, a Christmas Stocking scene, and the closing song. The Presbyterian program includes opening hymn Joy to the World, Welcome recitation by Major Gjertsen, choir song, and a Christmas Fun reading.
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Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian
Methodist Church
Volunti
Gjertsen
Dons
Recitations and Christmas Pieces by Mrs Krueger’s Class
Five young students perform Christmas selections and recitations led by Mrs. Krueger’s class. Lida White sings The Corvi cts Christmas while Laura Loucks presents The First Christmas. Bertha Babli and Ethel Schaffer also perform pieces including A Visit from Santa and Sharing With Others.
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Corvict
Ste Lida White
Mrs. Krueger
Laura Loucks
Bertha Babli
Ethel Schaffer
M E Church Worship and Sunday School Schedule
The M. E. Church announces worship services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday School at noon The morning sermon is The Comings of Christ and the evening address is Problems of Scripture followed by Birth of Jesus A mid week service is held Wednesday evening with the topic Personal Bible Piles to owe Stuggmow A watch night service is observed Friday at 8 o'clock.
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Christ
Jesus
Local Notes on Farm Addition and Holiday Biz
J R Jensen is adding to his hillside farm house while Bowbells feed mill plans a Christmas closure but will reopen Monday. Lee Eaton, visiting from Lignite country, reports general content in his bailiwick and notes the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Gene Pommier on Monday the 13th.
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Bowbells
Mrs. Cox
J. R. Jensen
Hills
Lee Eaton
The
Tribune
Bailiwick
Gene: Pommier
Lee
Ene
Letter from Chas Schwartz from Groningen Minn
A readable column notes Chas Schwartz writing from Groningen Minn on December 20 describing foggy weather, heavy snow, and good sleighing while noting Swede neighbors and missing old friends. The page reports various local items including Branch Brady's improving health, a corset incident at the Soo depot, mumps closing a local school, and visits by Gordon McLellan and others.
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Groningen
Minn
New Year's Dance Planned at Lyons Opera House
Manager Baker announces preparations for a large turnout at Lyons Opera House for the New Year’s Dance this Friday night the 31st. He hopes favorable weather will draw the grandest attendance yet and promises comfort and entertainment for all attendees.
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Lyons
Baker
The
Tribune
A Good Man Gone to His Reward
L W Gam mons died at his Minot home on the 17th inst. He was a respected member of the state legal profession and Ward county. The funeral from the Minot Masonic Temple at 2 p m Monday was led by the Knights Templars with Rev Ellsworth delivering the sermon. Interment followed at the Minot city cemetery, with many prominent state figures attending. Sir Knights E B Andrews and R F represented Bowbells.
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L. W. Gammons
Minot
Ward County
Masonic Temple
Knights Templars
Ellsworth
Minot City
Knights E. B. Andrews
R. F
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Santa
M. E. Church Services
Chas. Schwartz
the Tribune
North Dakota
Jas. B. Beck
Branch Brady
Branch
Geo. H. Carey
Tribune’ Office
Soo
Ab. Hunt
Dr. Doe
Geo. R. Clark
Jorgan Hanson
Frank Herzberg
Emma
Mr. Herzberg
Duck Lake
Sask
Gordon McLellan
Chicago
Windy City
College of Physicians and Surgeons
L. D. Smith
C. E. Reid
Ruthven
Iowa
Smith
Reid
Montana
Great Northern Railway
Inverness
Havre
Mr. Reid
Tom Thompson
Bickford
Bismarck
Geo. Moritz
Henry Deist
Charles City
Henry
Glasgow
Mont
City
John Kinsella
George Wiltse
Mr. K
John
Mr. Wiltse
East Side
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