Local Notes and Visitors In Williston Area
Cleanliness and health tips mix with social items from Williston area. John Craig’s expected return home soon, E W Uhlman visiting this week, and visitors from Wheelock and Wildrose. Easter flowers urged at Kathers Drug, with local commerce ads and service notices throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joa Lillies
Rather’s Drug
John Craig
Aes Irs
E. W. Uhlman
Hag
Braatelien
Ray
R. E. Kreiger
Minet
Kather
John Solberg
Williston Falls
T. O. Langager
Wheelock
Graphic
L. A. White
Peniors
Williston ads blend commerce and local news items
A compact notice page lists Williston Shoe Hospital deals on men’s and ladies’ shoes at 1.25 per pair, luggage, and traveling accessories plus fresh fruit at Paris Candy Kitchen. Local residents and businesses, including Judge Fisk and F. P. Bergman, are noted. health ads feature Dr. Mellenthin with dates for Monday May 1 at the Great Northern Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Williston
Bird & Strand
N. D
Judge Fisk
F. P. Bergman
August Affeldt
Fessenden
City Beautiful Plans Help With Them Contest
The City Beautiful Contest invites signups before May 1. Adults can assist and participate in entries by improving property exteriors, landscaping, and upkeep. Readiness factors include lawns, parking, walks, outbuildings, fences, trees, gardens, and cleanliness. ownership status may influence prizes.
Dedication program at Williston Armory set for Monday
Williston Armory will host a dedication program next Monday with a street parade at two, a program inside featuring Gov. Hanna and Col. Fraine, and a grand ball in the evening. The event includes speeches by local officials and military figures, with minor changes noted for Gov. Hanna’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Armory
L. B. Hanna
A. L. Burdick
Opera House
Penn
N. D
N. E. Ellsworth
America
Thos. Craven Pres
City Commission
Co. E
H. R. Evans
John Bruegger
J. W. Jackson
J. H. Batten
Thos. J. Strong
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Col
J. H. Fraine
Gov. L. Hanna
1St
Int
Rev
H. Styles Harriss
Pioneer of 73 George W Marshall dies at Parker S D
George Washington Marshall aged 90 died April 8 at his Parker home after a life crossing plains and farms from Virginia to Wisconsin and Dakota Territory. He helped settle Yankton County, ran a large grain and stock farm, lived in Parker since 1885, and was active in local and national politics as a Republican. Funeral April 10 with family present and city businesses closed in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Marshall
Thomas Marshall
Oakes
N. D
C le Marshall
Parker
S. D
Parker, S
George Washington Marshall
Charlestown
Virginia
West Virgina
Kentucky
Sarah Heflebower
Shenandoah Valley
Harpers Ferry
Missouri
Hannibal
Wisconsin
Platteville
Grant County
Dakota Territory
Yankton
Childstown
Tno
R. R. Point
Corn Belt
Wm. Morton
Abraham Lincoln
Marshall
Rosehill Cemetery
Thos. Marshall
S.F. Wentworth
Sioux City
Virginia Marshall
Charles L. Marshall
Williston
Marjory
Vermillion, S
Sweetman Baby Dies in Williston Home
Rodney Elmer Sweetman one month old son of Mr and Mrs L D Sweetman died at home on Third Avenue East on Wednesday April 12 Funeral services were held at the home last Thursday afternoon conducted by Rev H S Harriss Interment was in Williston cemetery Malcomb MacKay grain buyer for Williston Mills Company announces candidacy for sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Vohs
Vera Smith
Minneapolis
Graphic
Change In Program At Minor Meeting At Northwestern Assoc
Miss Peterson announces a change in the program for the Northwestern Educational Association meeting. Mary Anton cannot attend, and Prof. W. A. McKeever of Kansas University will speak. he authored Farm Boys and Girls and is an able speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie A. Sinnott
West Broadway
Williston
N. Dak
K. P. Lodge
George Moellring
Jamil
Ray
E. E. Hangen
Grand Forks
Anna Peterson
Minot
Northwestern Educational Association
Miss Peterson
Mary Anton
W. A. McKeever
The
Kansas University
Lost or Strayed Message for Shawhan in Ostrich Memoir
W. O. reports no word from Shawhan for weeks and runs a humorous lost notice. He explains branding needed for a proper ad, and jokes about Shawhan becoming a chicken inspector if busy, noting no chance of theft returning him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O
Shawhan
Taken to Bismarck for Six Months
Arthur Abbey pleaded guilty to bootlegging and was sentenced to six months in the penitentiary. He was transported to Bismarck by officer McGillis. Abbey, a short colored man, has worked for years at the Great Northern depot in Williston, North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Abbey
McGillis
Abbey
Great Northern
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Detroit
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Williams County
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Eagle Store
Miss Hovand
Auditor’s Office
M. E. Trainor
Glasgow
Herman Skarie
Wildrose
William Sahr
Saykally
Altar Society
Peoples Exchange
First Mortgage
E. R. Brownson
Dak
City Beautiful
Williston Armory
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Malcom MacKay
Malcomb MacKay
Williston Mills Company
Bismarck
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Williston, N. D
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