Hats at Weil's and local notices from the county
The notes describe sales and promotions at Weil's including hats for 1.50 and chicken lines at 85 cents a day. It reports County Commissioners in session, social events hosted by the M. E. Ladies and various visits, plus milk and cream at Emerald Farm Dairy and travel of local residents to Central City and Luverne. The piece mentions community clubs, a play at the Congregational Church, a boys band meeting, and a misaddressed court-house errand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan's
Weil's
Eagle Store
Etta Irgens
Ray
Harrington
John Jennison
University
Lily Wilkinson
Valleyges
O. Ringos
M. E
Palace Candy
Cleary
Pies Jacobson
Minot
A. L. Butler
John Minor Corbett
Stanley
J.C. Corbett
Wittenberg Leiteru
John
George Bruegger
John Bruegger
H. V
M. I
Weils
Ferguson
George Hicks
Harbounsate
M . Saffo
Williams County Register of Deeds Report March 1916
The Register of Deeds T C E Ingwaldson presents the Williams County North Dakota quarterly receipts and disbursements report for the quarter ending March 31 1916. The document details office finances including income from recording fees and related expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register OF Deeds
Board of Ual Commissioners
Wiliams
North Dakota
United States of America
T. C. E. Ingwaldson
Williams
Kids Need Opportunities for Play in America
The piece argues children lack safe spaces to play and work off energy. It contrasts urban playgrounds with vacant lots and country towns, urging supervised, wholesome recreation to curb mischief and teach self control among youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Williston Churches Hear Dr Frank English Sermon on Character
Dr Frank English Extension Lecturer of the University of North Dakota will deliver a Sunday morning sermon on The Transformation of Character at Williston Bible School at 11 45. The program includes a 3 PM and 7 PM series with choir music and a People’s Evening Service at 8 PM. A large crowd attended, and organizers plan repeats. various classes and hymnals are noted along with bi monthly Palmer schoolhouse services and teacher training reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank English
University of North Dakota
Palmer School House
Palmer Schoolhouse
Congregational Church to Hold Services and Farewell Sermon
Edwin 3. Shaw pastor leads morning worship with baptism, new members, and Lord s Supper plus choir music. Bible school at 11 45. Evening service at 8 features reception for absent members and farewell sermon. Revival efforts by Rev H H Rottmann planned for April 7 8 9 1895 with related country meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Edwin
H. H. Rottmann
Christian Endeavor
Pioneer Hall
Garden Valley
Missouri Ridge
North
Nakata
Crookston
Minn
Pastor to Leave Collingwood Notes Column
The writer explains half the time served three pastorates Cooperstown Wahpeton Williston and half at Crookston Fargo College and Missionary Societies. The pastor will cease furnishing column notes and thanks editor for courtesy and notices. Announcement welcomes pastor elect Rev J H Batten formerly at Valley City and Grand Forks praised for the new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
Wahpeton
Williston
Crooksjton
Fargo College
Missonary Societies
J. H. Batten
Valley City
Grand Forks
Haug es Lutheran Church Services and Events
A. E. Distad, pastor, directs services at Williston and Lake Creek with English and Norwegian worship. Round Prairie Ladies Aid to be entertained Thursday the 15th at 2. Norwegian service planned at Round Prairie Schoolhouse Sunday the 18th at 1. Local Ladies Aid hosts a sociable in church at 8 P M on Tuesday the 20th with program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Lake Creek
Round Prairie
Trinity Lutheran Library Building Morning Service Notice
A morning service at Trinity Lutheran Library Building led by Pastor A W Yung will be held at 010 M. Smil ss Gebbel 11. The Ladies Aid will meet next Thursday at the home of Miss Elsa Meier at 610 West Broadway. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Library
A. W. Yung
B. D
M. Smil Ss Gebbel
Dies Aid
Elsa Meier
West Broadway
Advertised Letters List at Williston Weekly April 4 1915
Letters advertised in Williston North Dakota for the week ending April 4 1915 include Albert Anderson Frets Clarke Devina C 5 Egat nH son Steverts Kanneberg Abert are gon L McIntyre arte McGill Chris PR Sith WY Smith Florence Smitth i Taylor Wilkerson and others. This notice compiles the names as printed in the local post office list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. D
Anderson
Albert
Clarke
Frets
Devina
Egat Nh Son
Steverts Kanneberg
Abert
Aregon
McIntyre
Arte
McGill
Chris
PR Sith
WY Smith
Florence
Smitth i ‘Taylor
Wilkerson
Jetzger
Bismarck Man Shoots Himself
Walter Thistlethwaite, son of City Auditor R. H. Thistlethwaite, died by self inflicted gunshot in the morning. The 32 year old contracting plumber, recently out of work but now healthier with several contracts in sight, was married and left a child after succumbing to despondency over ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Bismarck, N. D
Walter Thistlethwaite
R. H. Thistlethwaite
Six Prisoners Escape During Regular Film Show
Six inmates escaped from Bottineau prison during a weekly motion picture. Names include Frank Irwin and Jack Williams with robberies in Bottineau Cass counties, George Young in Grand Forks county, John Wilson in Bowman county, John Robertson in Cavalier county, and Fred Andrews in Nelson county. They cut bars with a hacksaw after a guard distraction, gaining over two hours to flee. Rewards and posses have been sent from Bismarck. no word yet as of morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Irwin
Bottinesa
Jack Williams
Cass County
George Young
Grand Forks
John Wilson
Bowman County
John Robertson
Cavalier County
Fred Andrews
Nelson County
Canada
Bismarck
Proclamation Designates May 9 1915 Mothers Day in North Dakota
Governor I B Hanna proclaims Sunday May 9 1915 as Mothers Day advising observance in homes and churches and urging reverence for motherhood. The official notice dated April 3 1915 from Bismarck specifies duties for memory and guidance by mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brefore
I. L. B. Hanna
North Dakota
Capitol
Bismarck
B. Hanna
Thomas Hall
Concert Well Attended at Orpheum Theatre
A crowded Sunday afternoon audience packed the Orpheum theatre to see the Sac red Concert. The performance pleased the gallery with a strong showing and drew positive notices from attendees.
City Health Notice Demands Cleanup in Ten Days
Regulation orders all premises cleared of garbage refuse tire ashes and foul matter within ten days or face prosecutions. Fowl such as chickens ducks and fess must be kept from running at large. Ashes must stay off alleys and streets. Violations to be prosecuted. By order of Dr F H Van Dyke Commissioner of Health and J L Nolan Chief of Police dated April 8 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. van Dyke
J. L. Nolan
Butte Montana Votes Sweep Socialists From Power
Butte Montana, once a socialist stronghold, elected every Democratic candidate from mayor to alderman in a decisive two to one margin. Women voted for the first time and led house to house canvassing that contributed to the socialist defeat. The city council, previously dominated by socialists, now has only three socialist holdovers out of 36, all others being Democrats. A community social and sports gathering was announced for Monday evening at the Congregational church with games, ice cream, cake, and a modest admission. Waldo Leondy, the Democratic appointee for postmaster, assumed charge. former postmaster G. B. Metzger, in retirement, served since 1887 with brief intervals, praised for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Tressa Kent
Myra Musick
Miss Kent
Stenchjem
Luverne
N. D
G. W. Roseknecht
Gladys
Roseknecht
The
Congregational Sunday School
Tubb
Tll
Buxton
Butte
Mons
Apro
Ouney
Montana
Congregational Church
Walco Leonnaray
Apintee
G. B. Metzger
Metzger
Williston
Matager
Fellows Hall
Cleveland
Gi Bruegger
Bruegger
Waldo Leondy
Prohibitionists Push for Delegates in All Parties
The Prohibitionista plan to push for all party conventions to pledge unequivocal support for prohibition. They aim to influence delegates, seeking a prohibitionist on the presidential ticket and later targeting senators and representatives. An organized effort to elect aligned delegates is already in place. The item closes with an unrelated line about millinery from Mrs. A. C. Ringo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
California
Ial
Prohibition
Reuard
White House
Bishop Visits City Amid Active Episcopal Services
Bishop dlivate nkrae attended the city’s Episcopal activities then departed Monday for Lakote. He expects a prompt return as he continues church duties there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakote
Temperature Readings From Weather Observer Report
The lowest temperature recorded is 17 degrees and the highest 70 degrees. Observations note 1st room temperature 42 and 34 for nature while 16 shows precipitation of 0.28 inches. John Crall Mes Observer from Weather Bureau reports daily extremes and greatest precipitation.
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Nature
Sera Pitation
John Cral Mes
Weather Bureau
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Bruegger Block
Prof
Onstad
Boston
Ladies and Misses
Exclusive Outfitters
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Styles Harriss
Bible School
Church
Nicholas Murray Butler
Urder
Kingdom
Vapusea
Philathea
Ladies
Ald Society
Seslene
Bert Writin
Werk Jr
Ello
Rd. Rhodes
D. BA
G. F. Carpenter
Tuller-Meredith
Chicago Board of Examiners
Hauges Lutheran Church
A. E. Distad
Orpheum Theatre
A. C. Ringo
Department OF Agriculture
N. Dak
Are
Laundry Queen
Hardware Dept. Bruegger Mercantile Company
Madam Jaspere
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