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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
2
Rug and carpet listing showing dimensions 9 by 12 inches, 27 by 54 inches, 96 by 60 inches, 72 by 86 inches, 272 by 54 inches, and 80 by 56 inches. Includes multiple size codes and identifiers for potential inventory. No other context provided.
Funeral services for Elmer Wayne Martin youngest son of Mr and Mrs Martin of Rose Valley were held at home Saturday January 9 at 10 a m Rev J K Nelson of Trenton preached on Mary 10 15 The Martins express communal sympathy and reference a crown of life and eternal reign with the King of Glory.
Pleasant Hill residents share greetings and visits with neighbors in Epping Willis ton and nearby farms. Lawrence Hoberg leaves for Canada with family, while a quiet wedding unites Mrs E K Maser and B Maryle amid warm well wishes and a lively post ceremony gathering.
A lively dance and raffle at the Williston schoolhouse drew a large crowd. Musicians cost seven dollars and played late into the night. Local residents and visitors visited friends, with several notable callers and attendees listed among the community.
Marion Sever Berg of Manger attended the ball on Friday. Miss Edna Newton and Miss Floy Brownson joined in the dance on Friday last. Little Margaret Wright suffers a severe sore throat. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dillree visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly of Gladys, In dae.
An ad notes Sharp's ice cream available daily from dish to gallon, and seeds oats for sale. It lists one thousand bushels of Early Improved Barley oats at a farm two miles east of Palmer schoolhouse, owned by John Wageman, Willis ton, N D R F D No 1. Contact via phone line 1. 316th. Also mentions a recent dance at the Hub with music and clothing sales.
In Eden Valley Miss Florence MecWilliams called on Mrs. Will Hamilton on January 28. Orin Hamilton Alfred Elliott and Chris Ellingson drove to Williston last Friday. Names of local residents appear visiting farms and attending a party at Mr Clark's and another hosted by Mr and Mrs Francis with games and dancing included in the evening entertainment.
Dr F S Smith resumed practice in the Union block after weeks away. He enjoyed a lengthy vacation but is glad to resume work and welcomes patients back to his office.
Valley City Normal reports a busy period with dances for the Chonian Society and a stag party by the Y M C A. Remodeling includes a steel ceiling and new panelling. Music conservatory recitals precede another concert. Dormitory contracts were awarded and will start in April. Prominent speakers are listed for a summer school program. Brownson prize events and open meetings are scheduled in February, with land listings and a clothing sale advertised.
A Chinese paper reports the new nationality law, detailing criteria for obtaining Chinese citizenship after ten years in the country, age over thirty, and good conduct. It sets restrictions on service in government and parliament for those with under twenty years in China and states rules for abandonment, marriage, and gendered transmission of nationality.
Dr Hoffmann argues most singing birds do not use intervals of our musical scale but a few occasionally do. He finds rhythm in the quail great tit wood pigeon and song thrush in a new work titled Kunst und Vogelgesang in ihren wechselseitigen Beziehungen.
A man regales a young woman with praise for his fine cows and points out a calf grazing nearby. He notes the calf is only six weeks old, prompting astonished admiration from the woman as she marvels at how soon it will mature.
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