Williston Congregational Church Services and Events
Morning services at 10:30 and evening at 8. Bible school at 11:45. Visit by Rev H H Rottman of Ripon Wis. next Sunday for Christian Endeavor. Aids and groups reorganized. nurses training planned in St Paul. Meetings at various local schools and associations noted.
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Congregational Church
Shaw
H. H. Rottman
Rippon
Wis
Northwestern Semele
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Kia
H. Shemerry
Alpha Deltas
City
Marian Shaw
St. Paul
St. Paul Hospital
Garden Viley
Spring Coulee
Missouri Ridge
H. C. Blankenship
C. A. Wicks
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Opens in Williston
The new Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church formed last Sunday will hold English language services at 10:30 each Sunday in the library building. Rev J N Lentz will serve as pastor temporarily from Grand Forks, with work funded by the General Synod Lutheran church and Board of Home Missions. The congregation aims to meet the community’s need for an American Lutheran church and plans a future Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity English Lutheran
John Nelson Lentz
Rinity ‘Evangeli Lutheran Church of
Williston
General Synod Lutheran Church
Board of Home Missions
Baltimore
J. N. Lentz
Grand Forks
Trinity Church
Trinity
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
L A S Host Ongoing Events At Mrs Carmony Home
The L A S is entertained this afternoon at Mrs Carmony's home on East 2nd Ave. Easter supper served by the L A S was praised. The Junior League party is planned for next Saturday at o'clock with refreshments for about 100 members. Obsequies for Frank Rittiems held at undertaker parlors with Rev E Lewis Wall in charge. Sunday services featured a pleasant day with Ep League well attended and Clare Halverson leading. Next Sunday aims for a red-letter day with the pastor's sermon “Isaac went out” and a fine evening program by Ble Jane Brugger.
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Akeneee
Frank Rittiems
E. Lewis Wall
Clare Halverson
Isaac
Jane Bruegger
Address The Relation Between Church and Community
Mr Bruegger, speaking from a businessman's view, says he has not worked harder on any subject. A musical program follows with Mr Owens solo, choir anthem, and a Mina Olson and Mrs Wall duet. Come early and services start promptly at 8 p.m.
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Bruegger
Wm. Owens
Mina Olson
Wall
Haug es Lutheran Church Services and Events
Next Sunday Pastor A E Distad will supply for Rev Falkunger at Lindahl north of Tappi 10 30 a m and at Beauty Valley north of White Earth 3 p m At Williston Sunday school 3 p m and English services 8 p m The Ploom Creek Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs Erick Abra pemaen Wednesday afternoon the
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Falkunger
Lindahl
Tappi
Beauty Valley
White Earth
Williston
Ploom Creek
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Hentges Hosted by Mrs Anristenson
Mrs Lars Anristenson hosted a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs Henry Hentges last week. Several friends attended, presenting gifts upon arrival, followed by an elegant luncheon. The event was a pleasant surprise for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Anristenson
Henry Hentges
Christenson
Hentges
Literary and Musical Club Meeting Notes April 18
The Civic League's Literary and Musical Club held its regular meeting on Monday April 18 with a program including Shakespeare Othello and a reading of Marriage at Cana by Mia Dennett. A delicious lunch followed hosted by Mia McKinney and Mrs Conley.
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The
Civic League
Cana
Mia. McKinney
Thirteen Life Rules From Judge Rentoul and Judge Train
Judge Rentoul of London cites thirteen life mistakes to avoid while Judge Train of New York offers thirteen counter rules. The pair contrast cautions on judgment, humility, and compassion with calls to self reliance, honesty, and steady effort.
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Rentoul
City of London
Thomas
T. Train
New York Court of General Sessions
London Court
Crop rotation and soil organic matter in farming
The article explains crop rotation as essential to maintaining soil organic matter and improving yields. It highlights using grasses and legumes like clover and alfalfa to boost soil nitrogen, and notes the need for more manure or livestock to sustain organic content when rotations produce more than feed can utilize. It also briefly references legal questions about dog judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Doneghue
North Dakota Agricultural College
Northwestern Educational association meets in Minot
Minot North Dakota April 18 the Northwestern Educational association announces its annual meeting in Minot on April 24 and 25. The program covers sessions at the normal school auditorium and high school with addresses by H E Layne and J Taylor, discussions on rural schooling and school grounds, and social events including a brain and backbone address by President Jackson of Grand Rapids Wisconsin.
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Minot
N. D
Northwestern Educational Association
Normal School
T. A. Olwen
Irmal Olsen
Minot High School
Jackson
Grand Rapids
Wis
Mabel A. Larson
Normal
Johnny
H. Jackson
E. R. Edwards
W. H. Lackey
C. L. Baskin
Fastener For A Wire Gate From Clay Center Farmer
C R Herrick of Clay Center Kansas describes a wire gate fastener that tightens a gate yet remains easy to open when closed. A one foot chain links the post end to an old wagon wheel spoke. lever and loop methods enable sliding a smooth wire over the top. The piece reflects rural home life and seasonal chores.
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Gmoult
C. R. Herrick
Clay Center
Kan
Farmers Mall
Breeze
Notice of Mortgage Sure Sale Foreclosure
Foreclosure sale to satisfy the mortgage on the premises in Williams County North Dakota. Mortgage made by John Ganga to E J Lander & Co dated March 10 1910 filed March 1 1910 recorded Book 34 Page 506. Sale at 2 PM at the Willis ton Court House. Described property includes East half of Northwest quarter and lots 1 and 2 in Section Township 156 North Range 96 West. Due amount includes overdue interest taxes and notes totaling One hundred Forty-eight and ...
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John Ganga
E. J. Lander & Co. & Corporation
Register of Deeds
Williams County
North Dakota
Williston
Willams
Hig
Nereby
Public notices of estates and claims in Williston Williams County
Multiple estate notices dated April 1914 published from Williston North Dakota require creditors and heirs to present claims with vouchers within four to six months. Administrators include W W Keltner, Geo A Gilmore, Charles Wheeler, E R Brownson, H W Braatellen, with executors listed and Williston as the filing city. Notices reference Thomas Gallagher Spat ters Hovey Fred Southard and others, and cite Williston Graphic publication dates and county courts.
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A. Courtenay
W. W. Keltner
Courtenay
Denver
State of Colorado
Ward
Gene City
Wilsaton
A. Maury Y
Williaton
Tala Williames County
Keltner
Williston
Sealy
Nt. Hinton
Williams County
Asher L. Burdick
John J. Murgne
T Willinton
N. Dakota
Fannietternon
Geo. A. Gilmore
Connir
Williams
State of North Dakota
Wilfleton
A. Glimore
ADF A.D. Tpg
Fred Southard
E. Brownson
Minneapolis
Hennepin
E.R. Brownson
Geo. A. Glimore
Spatters Hovey
Charles Wheeler
Suefford Hovey
North Dakota
Aald
Wiiliston
Charles B. Wheeler
ABA
Thomas Gallagher
H. W. Braatelien
Post Office of
Mormon
Williama
Agatnet
Wileiums
H. W. Braatellen
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Hauges Lutheran Church
A. E. Distad
Mias Dennett
Nebraska Supreme Court
Association
Lander & Co
Murphy & Toner
Interior
U. S
Cince
Julianna Harkway
Dored T. Barkway
Bancroft
Mich
Eatnbugh
John Moline
Herman Carlson
Gevorks
Milman
Lucas
Thomas B. Murphy
Minnneapolis
Nicollet Avenue
Bee White Way
Mont Covenient
Dwyckman Sixth Street
Nicoar and
Hennerin
Avexass Ld
Stenehjem & Husebye
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