Local notes from Williston and nearby towns
The column streams with brief items about residents visiting relatives, business trips, and social events. Highlights include Mrs. Steele visiting Wiliston, Rev. Elsworth’s services in Stanley, Mrs. Rogers visiting Williston, and William Sahr opening electric bath parlors in the Saykally building. Other notes mention baptisms at the Methodist church, trips to Minot and Chicago, social gatherings hosted by local families, and community updates on schooling and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Steele
Williston
N. E. Elsworth
Stanley
Dr. Rogers
Alexander
C. A. Gemberling
Epping
A. L. Burdick
Munich
N. D
L. C. Wingate
William Sahr
Saykally
Say-, Kally
Peck
Bainville
City of Opportunity
Ed Hangen
Minot
Claude K. Olson
Minneapolis
Havre
Geo. W. Newton
Rochester
Minn
N. F. Holland
Chicago
Luella Conley
Grant Conley
Bessie Wilson
Conley
Ray
Frank BE. Davis
Methodist Church
Relative of Local Man Killed By Train
J C Youngkin, 76, a long time Minot resident, was struck and killed by Soo Line Train No 105 near Valley Street. The beam from the engine struck him as he stepped off the track, his injuries fatal instantly. An inquest is planned for tomorrow. he leaves five sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Optic-Reporter
J. C. Youngkin
Ben Youngkin
Hedderich & , Ico
John C. Youngkin
Soo Line
Valley Street
Walker
Youngkin
J. W. Rowat
Yeomen Grand Master to Help Install Lodge Officers
C. E. Stallcop of Des Moines Iowa, Grand Master of Ceremonies of The Yeomen, will assist in the installation of lodge officers and deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Stallcop
Des Moines
Yeomen
Williston Weather Week End Apr 26 1916 Report
Weather conditions in Williston North Carolina show a week ending April 26 1916 with highest 57 and lowest 28 for the period Normal temperature 45 and precipitation 0.39 inch. The report notes extreme highs 79 on April 21 1913 and extreme lows 15 on January 26 1913. John Craig observer Weather Bureau signed the bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Williston
N. Cak
John Craig
Immense Throng At Dedication Williston Armory Auditorium
A large crowd attended the dedication of Williston Armory Auditorium with a two hour program. Governor Hanna spoke and the event included a welcome by city officials, history by Co. Evans, musical selections, and a dedication address. The evening grand ball by Company E drew about three hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willistonton
Armory
Company E
Williston
First Avenue East
Hanna
N. E. Ellsworth
Chaplin 1St Inf
N. D
America
Pres
City Commission
Co. Evans
John Bruegger
H. Styles Harriss
Col. Fraine
Ford
Ind. Craven
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Odd Fellows
Rebeccas
Trueman Elliott
Porth Arthur
Mr. Elliott
Emma Olson
Devils Lake
Williston Xchange
Spike” Barry
Glasgow
J. A. Todd
Raymond
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Mich
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H. W. Braatelien
E. C. Carney
Crosby
Wm. Husebye
Second Ave
J. L. Hjort
Reeder
Frank E. Davis
W. C. Rawson
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Rawson
J. W. Jackson
Twin Cities
Board of Control
Lewis
Florida
Jackson
Rose the
Bath
Meadow Grove
West Broadway
First Mortgage
E. R. Brownson
Dak
Department OF Agriculture
McKinley
AL. Jennings
Iar
Supe
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SANCO
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