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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
5
A Sunday sleighing party for Misses Lee Zinn Monager and Borden and Messrs Hovinod Nelson and Gauthier enjoyed a late ride until frost. They gathered at the Gauthier home for a jovial evening with hot beverage service.
The Board of County Commissioners met this morning for the regular monthly session to discuss local governance and agenda items.
Modern Woodmen Woodman plans to learn details by addressing H Stevens in care of Lock Drawer 899 Fargo North Dakota 33 10. The note requests contact through the specified address to secure advantage.
A stirring historical picture of Revolutionary days shown at the Star with realistic battle scapes in 16 mm format. Hands Across the Sea in 16. The program runs Friday and Saturday with a focus on dramatic depictions of early American conflict.
Arthur Mercer has been appointed agent for the New York Life Insurance Co. in this district and started his work on Monday.
Mrs Anna Trimmer through attorneys Palmer Craven and Barns files for divorce from Andrew Trimmer on the grounds of wilful absence. The filing seeks legal relief as she pursues dissolution of the marriage.
St Peter's Episcopal Church announces no evening services on Sunday. Morning worship will be led by Prof G F Forster.
We thank friends and neighbors for the many kind acts shown during the illness and death of our wife and mother. A H Joyce and Family.
Clerk of Court Brown reports he is preparing to forward to Washington the names Edwin Rickard Caroline Carlson and Hubert Contzen who are applying for final citizenship papers.
Eugene Cowan and Florence Hursh wed at high noon Saturday in Gambetta at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Larson. Rev. F. E. Hollett officiated. The couple plan to live on the groom’s Gambetta farm after a dinner hosted by Mrs. Larson.
Miss Edna Bell entertained the Watsitow club with a theatre party at the Star last night. Afterward the young ladies went to the Great Northern cafe for luncheon. The evening ended with joyful acclaim for the mishaps of Matt and Jeff and a light cheerful atmosphere.
Allan Robeson eighteen son of Seward Robeson of twelve miles northwest of Squires died last Saturday night at a claim near the Montana line from acute indigestion. Coroner Thomas found no evidence of poison. Remains were taken to Bainville Mont for interment. no inquest.
The piece divides a man's life into periods: up to twenty is egotistical. thirty to forty five is accumulation. by forty five fortune or loss is settled. after fifty one should seek security and avoid speculation. It cites statistics on recovery and reliance after sixty. Contact S. D. Scott at 219 Main street Williston for policies from Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York.
Norwegian language church services are set for next Sunday at 11 00 a m at Synod Lutheran Church. The Ladies Aid will meet with Yes to Hannah on Wednesday after noon at Beach location.
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