Energetic Campaign For Better Babies Continues In Williston
A Williston event highlights child welfare with Rev J H Batten urging home influence and early high ideals. Musical pieces include Mammy's Lullaby by Loomis and Bohemian Cradle Song by Bergman Harris Grube. A baby care exhibit showcases wardrobe, sleep aids, and a library display. Archie Heffernan, seven, narrowly escapes a street accident but is unharmed. Dehorner return requested by Dr A McNiven. Ostrich buggy horses spark legal concerns in California towns.
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J. H. Batten
Dloomis
P. F. Bergman
H. S. Harris
Arthur Grube
S. M. Hydle
Baby
Missy Leake
Central School
Williston
Government Department of Labor
Pherrin Schools Annual Exhibit at Palmer School
The Pherrin schools held their annual exhibit at the Palmer school with a dinner served around one o'clock. Judges announced prize winners in embroidery, hardanger, sewing, basketry, manual training, cooking, aprons, paper cutting, grain exhibit, and water colors, with names of winners including Marie Phil, Anna Peterson, Doroth Smeltzer, Ron Jeffrey, Florence Monson, Oscar Carlson, and Rosario Bellerose. Wise men go to the polls and vote, while foolish ones stay home and complain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pherrin
Palmer School
Marie Phil
Anna Petersoner
Corbett
Miss Peterson
Wanted man for dairy farm work at Graphic address
Classified notice seeks a single middle aged man to work on a dairy farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Farm
Care Graphic
Garden Valley News Roundup and Social Notices
Mr Batta works at Mr E B E Ryals farm. The Mitchells visited the C C C ranch Tuesday. Hilton of Bonetrails rented Hamilton farm for next year. Garden Valley residents attended the Ne’er do Well at the Orpheum Tuesday. An Easter program is planned for Garden Valley schoolhouse next Saturday. An Easter dinner featured guests from Montana and Michigan at the E Ryals home. Mrs C C Ekeberg celebrated with a birthday surprise on April 12. The Moorheads moved to Garden Valley Farm, former home of W C Francis of Williston. Reiders called at Garden Valley Farm. Reider repaired the telephone. A party at Mrs Rudolph Reider’s home was a great success with representatives from Missouri Ridge, Garden Valley, and Williston. A surprise party honored Miss Sylvia Hartman at Wm Hartman’s home with Orin and Llewellyn Hamilton and Bill Reider in attendance. Mail service hampered by high Cow Creek and a washed bridge near Sherland farm. Marmon mail delayed over a week. Dinner hosted by O E Ekeberg featured guests from Garden Valley and nearby farms. School notes report perfect attendance from Grace and Irene Ekeberg, Adelaide Cartier, and Elna Quinstrom.
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Garden Valley
Batta
E. BE. Ryal
Walter Mitchell
Hilton
Bonetrails
Hamilton
Orpheum Theatre
Hyat
Montana
Miller
Michigan
E. E. Ryal
C. C. Ekeberg
Ape
Williston
Rudolph Reider
Gardenvalle Farm Oiay
Reider
Missouri Ridge
Orin Hamilton
Lyndon
Llewellyn Hamilton
Bill Reider
Wm. Hartman
Sylvia Hartman
Cow Creek
Marmon
Sherland
O. E. Ekeberg
Quinstrom
Bert Smith
Howard and area social notes from Howard and visiting guests
Joe Fischer visited Williston while Mrs. Sommers and Albert Fischer’s family hosted guests. Irene Card arrived from Billings to visit her father William Card. Hyder Poling returned from Indiana after his mother’s illness. A Union S S was organized at Howard. Raleigh McCoy and Amanda Thompson visited C. C. Oakes. Sermon at Howard schoolhouse drew a large audience. John Bruer and wife returned from two months in Kentucky Florida and elsewhere. J C Sommers went to Williston for medical aid and remained in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Joe Fischer
Williston
J. C. Sommers
Albert Fischer
J. Rosie
Irene Card
Billings
Mont
Wm. Card
Hyder Poling
Indiana
S._S
Howard
Raleigh McCoy
Amanda Thompson
C. C. Oakes
Jeffrey
Thiel
Chase Boardman
C. P. Amsbaugh’s
James
John Bruer
Kentucky
Florida
Farmers' Creamery Receives Support
Result of Mr. Eckerle's visit shows over $3,000 of stock sold with more to come. Directors plan to hire a first class butter maker and push vigorous measures to raise cream receipts from nearby farmers and by shipments. L. J. Garretson notes readiness to handle cleaning and garden sowing.
Williston Churches Open Doors With Easter Services
Williston's Methodist Episcopal, Congregational, and St. Peter's churches schedule morning worship at 10:30, 10:30, and 7 AM respectively, with Bible School, Epworth League, and evening services. Easter music, receptions, and special sermons mark the weekend, including a 300th Shakespeare anniversary note and a community center emphasis. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Mabel Erickson occurred at Mrs. P. H. Oie's home with guests listed.
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Bible
Epworth League
B. L. Hardaway
Fairview
E. V. Rhodes
Laura Cooper
First Ave
Sixth St
James Hoffman Batten
Marvin R. Marston
Ladies Aid Society
Thursand
Shakespeare
the Immortal
P. H. Oie
Mabel Erickson
Florence McWilliams
Gordon, Leisch, Johnson
Kellgore
Saedelstad
Frances Dais Named Delinquent Child In North Dakota Proceeding
In the juvenile court of North Dakota a petition filed March 20 1916 by Mrs J B Dwyer seeks to declare Frances Dais a dependent and delinquent and to grant custody and guardianship to the state court. William Dais is notified to appear within twenty days to contest. otherwise the petition may be confessed and a decree granted. Judge Frank E. Fisk presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Datandant
Mons
State of
North Dakota
Willam Dais
Alarch
J. 8. Dwyer
Frances Dais
Frank E. Fisk
District Court
Sixteen Names Submitted for Williston Ball Team
Sixteen suggestions were received for names for the Williston ball team. They are now in the hands of the judges who will select five. Further developments will be given out next week.
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Williston
Miss Alice Romans Piano Teacher and Music Graduate
Miss Alice Romans, piano teacher and University of Nebraska School of Music graduate, lists address 603 Main St and phone 408. Lodge notices: M W A Lodge No. 5396 meets Tuesdays 8 pm at Odd Fellows hall. Mount Moriah Lodge No. 51 officers listed, with Lars Christensen and F H Smith among leaders. Wheat No. 1 Northern referenced.
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Alice Romans
University of Nebraska School of Music
Main St
M. W. A. Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Phillips
Paris Candy Kitchen Butter Fat Offer Ad
Farmers urged to bring cream and teed beans for ice cream at Paris Candy Kitchen. Offering 40 cents per pound for butter fat as premium above market price to attract good cream and beans for their famed ice cream.
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Paris Candy Kitchen
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Archie Heffernan
Heffernan
A. McNiven
Great Northern
California
Ryan Walker
Henry Dubb
Henry Dubb, Jr
Pherrin Schools
Palmer School House
Aime Carlson
Ist
Inez Jeffrey
Hardanger
Doroth
Smeltzer
Anna Frederick
Ron Jeffrey
Harold Jeffrey
Florence Monson
Mapa
Oscar Carlson
Cooking
Harte Fagan
Kathleen Fagan
Aprons de Shartle
Mable Zemler
James Fagan
Louis Palmer
John Fagan
Rosario Bellerose
Garret
America
Sears-Robuck
Buller Bros
Second Street
Springbrook
A. D. Paulson
B. Hicks
Willston
W. R
Todd
Westlawn
H. V. Smith
Davenport
R. F. Hawley
West 9Th St
Dan Allman Tyaldense
N. D
Velie
M. J. Swedlund
North Main St
Swedlund Bros
Siphon
J. L. Brainerd
Grace
Irene Ekeberg
Adelaide Cartier
Elna Quinstrom
L. J. Garretson
Methodist Episcopal Church
P.M
Church of the Open Door
Congregational Church
ST. Peter’s Church
1St Ave. E
Adlam
Mornington
Christ
N. E. Elsworth
Williams
11Th Judicial Distict
Pirat Ne ‘Williaton, N. D
Hagan
Pistap
Aia
Saea
Night Calla
Mary A. Gooldschlager
Saykally
Trainor
M. D
Williston, N. D
D. A. McNiven Veterinary
Dentral Hospital
R. E Kreiger
Red Williston
Cc. E Stewart Veterinary and Auctioneer
Tay
McKillip Veterinary College
Jones National School of Auctioneering
A. J. Arsenault
Funeral Sur
Ellithorpe
N. ES
Res
J. W. Disney
Thomas M. Cooney
Heffernan Block
William G. Owens
First National Bank
Usher L. Burdick
John J. Murphy
Lawyers Phone
Rudent Union Block
North Dak
Joseph Cleary
Rawson Block
Mount Moria
Alf
A.M. Lars Christensen
F. H. Smith
S. W
B.C. Ike
J. W
Jos. Wegley
Treas
Chas, Newell
Secy
G. Theo
Francis B. Strand
Palmer
N. Dakots
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