Williston area social notes and festival activity
Local townfolk attend Grain Festival in Ray and Minnetonka events. visitors include Mrs. Fitch Dora Uhlman and many residents traveling to Minot, Williston, and Montana. meetings, weddings, and social gatherings fill the week with shopping, visits, and outings across Ray, Buford, and Garden Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Stanton
Minot
Frank Fitch
Ben Innis
Seeby
Montana
Mian Peterson
Ray
Oscar Hovind
Poplar
Livedah
Bay
Dora Uhlman
Fish Lake
N. D
Ed Chamberlain
Marshall
Asbury
B. L. Hardaway
Nellie Davidson
A. H. Vohs
Gravel
Adv
G. J. Hardine
Chas. Watts
Mr. Gruby
Larson
What Catarrh Is and a Medicinal Food Remedy
A note on catarrh claiming one third of people suffer monthly forms. It asserts nasal catarrh signals general weakness and that local treatments fail. Recommends Scott's Emulsion as a medicinal food and tonic, free from alcohol or harmful drugs. Bowne Bloomfield M J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Bowne
Bloomfchd
M. J
For Sale 108 Lots in Quick Cash Sale
A real estate notice offers 108 resident lots for sale with cash for terms. The seller claims 24 have sold in the last 10 days and urges early action, listing A Q O Ringo at 226 Main St as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringo
Main St
Ira Cray Pardoned After Flax Theft Conviction
McKenzie county farmer Cray, near Fairview, was pardoned this week after a 1918 flax theft verdict. He appealed to the supreme court, then district court, with public petitions urging clemency. The pardon board cited new developments and a witness affidavit casting doubt on Cray’s guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Cray
Tra Cray
McKenzie County
Cray
Fairview
Supreme Court
District Court
Fink
Pardon Board
Death of John Hayes in Salt Lake City remembered locally
Obituary notes John Hayes a former Williston land businessman and partner of K. E. Leighton now in Minot. He was thirty six, left a wife and child, died in Salt Lake City while a passenger conductor on a Yellowstone Park run. Also reports teacher examinations at the court house with list of examinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchy Grandreau
Willistone
Chicago
Dorothy Battles
Busby
Miss Peterson
Carneys
Champions
Myers
George McGee
Minot
Will Burton
Minnesota
Cascaden & Evans
Marshall Oil Company
Broadway
Florence McWilliams
Culbertson
Mont
Dakota-Western Telephone Co
SON Hardware CO
E. A. Palmer
H. V. & M. I. Safford
Anna Strandal
Springbrook
Elsworth
Stanley
Grace Gorman
Buford
Graphic
Aea
Myklestad
Bessie A. Sinnott
First Avenue
Fourth Street
Williston
N. C
Jen Lenge
Chas. Olson
Banks
Genevive Allen
Valley City
Arsenault
Earl Barrington
Ray
Mis
P. K. Everson
First State Bank of
Mr. Barrington
Cleary
C. E. Markley
Pleasant Lake
N. D
State Examiner
G. N
John Hay
Madison
Williston Collie Kennels Opens Under Kreiger and Rather
Williston now hosts the Williston Collie Kennels owned by R. E. Kreiger and Erick Rather. They shipped in twenty two dogs and claim a top quality line this side of Chicago. Each dog will be trained to work before sale, targeting farmers, with orders filling from Minnesota to Iowa.
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Williston
Williston Collie
R. E. Kreiger
Erick
Chicago
Minnesota
Towa
Firemen Douse Kitchen Fire at G N Cafe, Williston
Williston fire department responded to a five o'clock alarm, dousing a kitchen blaze at the G N Cafe within minutes. The fire spread into space between ceiling and hotel rooms above, requiring holes chopped in the floor to reach the blaze. Walls suffered kitchen damage and repairs will cost several hundred dollars. The exact cause around the range remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
G. N
Williston Team Nets Wins Across Weekend Tourney
The Williston squad beat Ray 2 1 on Thursday and 5 0 on Saturday. They topped Tioga 21 1 at Ray on Friday and split a 7 3 loss with Glasgow Saturday. Sunday the game paused at 5 5 in seventh. They planned Minot for last night and travel to Fairview Sunday for an $800 purse clash with Glendive.
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Williston
Ray
Tioga
Glasgow
Minot
Fairview
Glendive
Wilbur Club hosts lively Aug meeting and visits
SOUTHSIDE notices show visits by Mr and Mrs W H Rogers and extended stays by Alma Elchlipp and children of Duluth. Wilbur Agricultural Club enjoyed a Sunday at A J Panger's with seventy five attendees and plans for an August 15 meeting at Indian Hill club house. Multiple local families attend a Farmers meet and other neighbors travel to Yellowstone Park and Montana for land business. {190-270 chars}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
W. H. Rogers
Williston
Martin Lampstead
Wilbur Agricultural Club
Willmeet
Lon Indian Hill
J. F. Poe
N. B. Schular
Alberta
Alma Elchlipp
Duluth
Minn
A. J. Panger
Fred Eckert
Old
Eckert
Yellowstone Park
E. Preble
Vinita
Noah Panger
Herbert Fields
Williston Churches Conclude Sunday Services News
Local church notices list service times at Williston Congregational and Williston Country Parish. Revivals and union services are noted across multiple dates with sermons from Rev. H. A. W. Yung and others, plus social and Bible events and community greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
James Hoffman Batten
Eastland Officials Face Manslaughter Charges
Indictments were returned against George T. id nt, William H. Hull, Harry a captain, and J M. Ericson engineer for alleged manslaughter and criminal negligence connected with the Eastland disaster. They allegedly knew the ship was seaworthy yet overpacked, hired an incompetent engineer, kept a too-small crew, and allowed ballast tanks to stay unrepaired. Four officers face manslaughter counts, while two are charged with criminal negligence. four large pumps are aiding recovery as authorities search for more bodies. Also included is a public warning from Chief Game Warden EB McCutcheon about penalties for killing game before the season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastland
Chicago
Keniston
St. Josep and
Bane
George T. Id
William H. Hull
Harry A
J M. Ericson
Pack Nn
Lerson and Erickson
Sooners
EB. McCutchegn
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Luella Conely
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John Settle
Alexander
Nelson
Jack Garry
Watford
R. C. Sanborn Lbr. Co
Henry Hentges
A. J. Kinne
L. V. Coulter
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A. E. Davis
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O. H. Marshall
Morton Allen
Joe Seibert
R. C. Sanborn Shr
A.D. Fasten
Rawson Hardware |Co
Frances Corbatt
Brownson
J. O. Seibert
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Smelter's Grove
First Mortgage
E. R. Brownson
Dak
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Miss Palmer
Agnes M. Ellis
Jay Carpenter
Etha la Monte
Ester Page
Issabel S. Ness
Kathryn Macaire
Robert J. Murphy
Ella McGuiness
Collie
den Valley
Clemie
Cleo Bontrager
Ralph Myers
Gladys Joyce
I. M. Kauffman
Frank
Ed Lapham
Hazel Landis
Arena Frank
Will Marsh
Roy Marsh
Willis McCoy
Abe Delorme
James Sheppard
Beatrice Keplinger
Robert Oaks
Horace Sportline
Abe Miller
Keltner
Zimmerman
Sam Taylor
Swanson Moore
Ed Heplinger
Ben Frank
O. A. Myers
Fiona
Lucy Sheppard
Mable
Cora Miller
Nannie Rhodes
Allen Keltner
Clavise Marsh
Bill Spencer
Arthur Rhodes
Sporline
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Williston Country Parish
Edwin
Shaw, Missinai
Spring Coulee
Missouri Ridge
Pioneer Hall
Trinity Lutheran Library
A. A. W. Yung
Bible School
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies Aid
Englebretson
6Th St
9Th Ave. West
I. Saherio Dy
Beth Rch
Summit
Wee Lock
Halfpenny
Pleasant View
Wagners
Hoffland Church
Wild Rose
Medicine Lodge
Hiarveating
Jean Huntington
Roy Pennman
Harold Hagle
O. K
A. A. Allen
Roy
Will Pennman
Paul Paterson
Willie Penman
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