Community Bridge and Club Parties Across Town
Social notes recount Mrs. Tom Murphy hosting Bridge Club last Saturday with 11 o'clock refresh ments, Mrs. L. T. Jellison leading a Red Cross knitting luncheon, and Mrs. Paul Leonhardy hosting a Friday Bridge with three tables and a dainty luncheon. Various groups including the 7B & T Club, Mrs. McCormick’s Wednesday Bridge, and a chain knitting party at the Elks lodge highlight a busy week of Red Cross work, socializing, and light refreshments.
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Tom Murphy
L. T. Jellison
4Th St
Red Cross
Paul Leonhardy
Ist Ave. East
W. T. Benton
Red Cross Knitting
Elks Home
Mesdames Metzger
Shaw
Farries
Benton
Schorege
Blaisdell
Bell
Johnson
Hagen
Findel
Asbury
Kleinsorge
Red Cross notes in war work how divisions compare
Northern Division leads in production of socks and mufflers, while helmet output lags division average. National totals up to Jan 1 1918 show 774 762 sweaters and 302 121 socks distributed, with Northern Division contributions tracked by Harry G. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Harry G. Wallace
Bureau of Military Relief
Wallace
American Red Cross
Northern Division
Kensel
Fannie Williams
Indian Agency
Bryan Racks Up 246 In Bowling Contest
In the weekly bowling event held between January 28 and February 4 the top score reached 246 by E Bryan. The contest continues weekly and the crowd expects more strong play from the gust of the ball and pins.
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E. Bryan
Happiness Drives War Camp Entertainment Council
Secretary of War Baker creates the Military Entertainment Council to unify Y M C A auditoriums Chautauquas and Camp Theaters under the Training Camp Activities Commission chaired by Raymond B. Fosdick. Harry P. Harrison leads operations with Arch Rumphin as finance chair. The Smileage Book coupons fund high quality entertainment at cantonments and National Guard camps, aiming to boost morale with Broadway, vaudeville, and Lyceum talents at minimal cost.
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Military Entertainment Council
Baker
Uncle Sam
Cpmion
Raymond B. Fosdick
Harry P. Harrison
Chicago
Chautauqua
Entertainment Council
Arch P. Rumph
Chautauquas
Marc
National Army
National Guard
New Military Entertainment Council
Lyceum
Newlyweds Placed Glass 1 By Crowder
Bismarck North Dakota February 5 by order of Adjutant General Fraser local draft boards will stop further physical examinations until new instructions from General Crowder. District board work is rising with about 45000 questionnaires pending. Marriages since May 18 1917 moved to class one to standardize action, affecting at least 2500 newlyweds in North Dakota. Minnesota boards also suspended physical examinations awaiting Washingtons new rules.
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Bismarck
N. D
Fraser
Low Oa Ilraft
Crowder
District Board
North Dakota
Minnesota
St. Paul, Minn
Washington
Subpoenas served as grand jury prep grows in Fargo region
Deputy United States Marshal C. D. Scott arrived in Williston to serve subpoenas to witnesses for the next federal grand jury in Fargo. He noted over 166 cases awaiting presentation in District Attorney Hildreth's office and suggested a possible special term of court to clear much of the calendar. Also update on Fred Oglund’s foot operation and a campaign for Smileage Books to boost soldiers' morale at Camp.
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Red Cross
United States
Northern Division 1
Harvey D. Bibson
American Red Cross
Treasury Department
Frank T. Heffelfinger
C. D. Scott
Williston
Fargo
Hildreth
U. S. District Court
Gettysburg Speech Poetic Rendition Receives Praise
The Gettysburg Address is recast in a modern poetic style by Dr. Marlon Mills Miller who hails its rhythm cadence and biblical echoes as a superior gem of poetry. He reframes Lincoln's speech highlighting enduring questions of liberty equality and national purpose amid Civil War imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Marlon Mills Miller
Mailorder trade tied to infantile paralysis spread
Jamestown editor Alex Karr in New Rockford charged mail order houses with aiding the spread of infantile paralysis. He said clothing shipments circling across the United States on trial are recalled and redirected when rejected, a cycle he deemed harmful to communities. Subscribe for the Graphic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rockford
N. D
Neb
United States
Alex Karr
Jamestown
Community Life
Karr
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors for Arthur H Johnson
Notice to creditors of Arthur Herman Johnson of Spring Brook Williams County North Dakota that he was declared bankrupt on February 21 1918 and the first meeting of creditors will be held February 16 1918 at 10 00 a m at the offices of Lewis and Bach in Minot Ward County North Dakota The meeting will allow creditors to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and address related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stttes
District of North Dakota
Arthur Herman Johnson
Spring Brook
Williams
Olive of Lewis & Bach
Minot
Ward
North Dakota
TNS
Crinaret
John H. Lewis
North Makota
Court House
Williston
Williams County
John J. Murphy
Ivan V. Metaxer
Platnum
Willis
Ivan V
Metager
Plaintif
North
Dakowee
Freezone Promises Quick Removal of Corns
A Cincinnati authority recommends Freezone to corn sufferers, claiming a few drops relieve soreness and lift the corn root and all with no pain. The sticky solution dries fast and supposedly does not irritate surrounding skin. A quarter ounce costs little and can rid feet of all corns and calluses, with a warning against eating or picking at a corn.
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Cincinnati
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M. 5
Graphic
M. B. Jackson
South America
C. E. Ellithorpe
St. Peter's Altar Guild
Christina George
A. W. Dennison Tioma
N. Mifin
Hogan
Thos. Hogan
LaDue Court
Episcopal Church
Thurch, Guild and Junior Society
Red Cross News
Stutsman County
Red Cross Club
Sheridan County
Montana
The
Henry Bast
Elm Creek
Minn
Triumph
Fairmont
Virginia, Minn., Woman’s Club
Red Lodge
Mont
Roundup
Bryan
Aly Han
Aeek
Baker Haa
Fosdick
Marshal Scott
U. S&s
Fred Oglund
Minneapolis
Gettysburg
Rene
Notics
Wilbur Township
Board of University and Hehoo
McKengle County
Board of University and School Lands
State Land Commissioner
Heardoe
Commissi
Eleventh Judicial District
James O'Laughlin
Plaintitt
Mavian
Justine Marion
Roger A. Marion
Hermann
Rosa” J. Ross
Harold Berg Lumber Co
U. Lb
Burdick
Berg and Berg
Partiers
S. Bere & Co
Mazola
Corn Products Refining Co
Battery Place
New York
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