Williston Churches Open New Year Sermons and Plans
Williston Methodist Episcopal Church and Community Center announce New Year sermons and a men’s series on the average man. Subjects include The Building Of The Christian Church For 1916 and What The Man On The Street Thinks Of A New Year. Bible School and Epworth League events, debt payoff plans, and a New Year greeting folder are outlined.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Styles Harriss
The
Christian Church
Church OF the Open Door
Williston
Williston speakers announce Sunday talks at two venues
Pastor Marvin R. Marston of Williston Congregational will speak on Sunday January 1 at Spring Coulee 11200 M and Pioneer Hall 1300. Watch next week for further notice.
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Marvin R. Marston
Williston
Lutheran A E Distad Sermon and Norwegian Service
Hauge Lutheran A. E. Distad, Pastor, conducts New Year’s Day Norwegian service at Round Prairie. Communion in Norwegian at 10:30 A.M. English service follows at 7:30 P.M.
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Hauge Lutheran
A. E. Distad
Pra
Trinity Lutheran H. A. W Yung Sermon and Sunday School
Pastoral morning service at 10 30 A M features a sermon Strength Renewed The Sunday School opens the new year with a larger enrollment and full graded work for all ages The Luther League meets at 6 45 P M at Hauge Church with English services at 7 30 All are welcome Social and Watch Meeting at Library Hall Friday evening.
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E. P. Robertson
Long
Lhurry Amt
Epworth League
Trinity Lutheran H. A
Luther League
Hauge
Library Hall
Mooseheart Overview and Purpose
A brief outline describes Mooseheart as an educational vocational institution started and maintained by the Loyal Order of Moose. It educates and trains orphaned children of members, locating about fifty miles from Chicago on the Fox River near Aurora, Illinois, on about twelve hundred acres with farm buildings and utilities in place.
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Mooseheart
Moose
Mecca
John J. Lentz
Ohio
Europe
Lown
Thouseheart
Loyal Order of Moose
Chicago
Fox River
Aurora
Til
Water payments redirected to U S Reclamation Service
Williston North Dakota December 28 1915 notice directs all water right construction operation and maintenance payments to be sent to the U S Reclamation Service Denver Colorado effective January 1 1916. Payments must be currency or bank instruments and uncertified checks require bank procedures. A bankruptcy notice for D Scott follows with a creditors meeting January 11 1910 at Lewis & Batch office in Ward County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. D
Williston Water Users’ Association
U. S. Reclamation Service
Denver
Colorado
Arthur
Ing
Miriba
Suet
Henleruh
D. Scott
Ofice of Lewis & Batch
Minot
Ward
Thiy Kota
John H. Lewis
Death of Infant Della Lohr at Farm Home
Three month old Della, daughter of N C Lohr, died of pneumonia at the farm ten miles west on the 26th. Funeral services were held on the 28th.
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Della
N. C. Lohr
Preparation of corn land beat yields of wheat by spring dishing
Agricultural notes by W C Palmer summarize six years of tests at Edgely Williston and Langdon substations on preparing corn land for wheat. Spring dishing most often produced the highest wheat yields, with fall plowing and spring plowing close behind depending on site, while disking also showed strong results. Weedy corn reduced moisture and grain yields, underscoring clean cultivation.
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W. C. Palmer
North Dakota Agricultural College
Williston
Langdon
Condensed Wisdom and War Echoes Across Ages
A fragmented musing links battle and learning with quotes from Wellington Wordsworth and Lamb. It reflects on war duty the role of the schoolmaster the unknown and the value of history and literature shaping a citizenry amid conflict.
Markets Report Dated December 2 1915
Market items and prices include butter eggs and vegetables with notes on grain and rail lines. The fragment references Northern markets and various commodity quotes such as durum and potatoes with per unit pricing.
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Northern
Weather data and local notices from Williston area
A clipped record shows temperatures 34 38 high and 1 26 7 low with average 16 and normal 10. Precipitation .83 inch versus normal 4. Noted extremes include 48 high and 30 low in 1914, weekly rainfall 24 to .34 inch in 1911 and 1915. Also mentions John Craft of the Weather Bureau, storm services by P. Cleary, piano teacher Alice Romans, and MWA Lodge No. 5396 with officers and meetings in Williston North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craft
Greetness Weather Bureau
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Charley Chaplin
Jini
Uirer
Eleben
Saint Gawge Washington
Aship
Bible School
L. N. Sheldon
Trenton M. E
Christ
John Whitted
Young Peoples Mes Tren
T. James
Iena
Tor Conereg
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Booker T. Washington
Manood
Amis
Willi
Illinois
Catibivena
Condensed Wisdom
Wellington
Natore
Wordsworth
Scott
Charles Lamb
Lord Brougham
Fmith
Oak
F. R. Babcock
7Th Ave
Charlie Brum
Buford
Berry Farm
J. A. Jorgenson
Hutchinson
6Th Street
4Th Ave
Dudonese
N. E. Ellsworth
First Avenue East
J. J. Larsen
Oscar Moortenson
Rya
Seibert Barber Shop
Miletors
Dochterman
Union Block
First National Bank
Illiston, N. D
DE E. J. Hagan
C. E. Distad
Bostos
Skowholt
Essoc
Wheelock
Heffernan
Mary A. Goldschlager
Chiropractor
Wegley Edg
East Broadway
Williston North
Dalton
M. E. Trainor
M. Uv
A. Mentven
Hone
Red Williston, N. U
E. Stewart
Say, North Dakota
McKillip Veterinary College
Jonn National School of Auctioneering
W. Disney
Thomas M. Cooney
North Dakota
Heffernan Block
William G. Owens
Usher L. Burdick
John J. Murphy
Main St
Willieton
PH Cleary
Rawzen
Alice Romans
University of Nebraska School of Music
M. W. A. Lodge
A. J
Mor
Moria Lodge No
W. M
F. H. Smith
Heey W
Jon. Wogky
Treas
Chas, Newell
Secy
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