Local notes and events from the Armory to Minot visitors
Local items report events and people in the area from February with notes on social visits, travels to Minot, court and political matters, Red Cross work, studio ads, and a successful Armory dance raising 169.00 for Company E. Residents include Stella Swehla with measles, Lydia and Ella Leonhardy hosted by Mrs Foley, and Pete Campbell visiting from Ray.
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Armory
Herman Vanity Shop
Heffernan
Pete Campbell
Ray
Judge Fisk
E. E. Hangen
Stella Swehla
Martin Jacobsen
Minot
Henry Snyder
Lydia
Ella Leonhardy
Red Cross
Co. “E
Card of Thanks for Zac and Willis Ton Friends Help
The family thanks Zac and Willis ton friends for kindness during illness and death of their husband and father. They acknowledge local societies, friends who sent floral offerings, and aid in these days. Mrs. Frederick Rudolph Zahl and Son.
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Zac
Williston
Frederick Rudolph Zahl
Mrs Borsheim Hosts Tuesday Knitting Party
Mrs. M. J. Borsheim entertained a group of ladies at her home on Tuesday evening for a knitting party. Knitting and conversation provided the diversions, and delicious refreshments were served at the close.
Husebye Hosts Grand Nola Party in Des Lacs
William and Mrs Husebye welcomed friends at a Grand Nola party on West 8th Street. Four tables played Progressive Grand Nola. rooms featured hearts and cupids with Valentine themed refreshments. Also reported private Joe Pekus of Des Lacs slightly wounded February 5 while serving with D company, 164th unit, potentially separated from his brother due to reorganization.
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Husebye
William
West 8Th St
Chain Knitting Party Raises Red Cross Funds At Church
Mesdames Rodman White Bradley Owenx Vanderhoef Broderick Willis Milloy Fjerstad Eckert hosted a chain knitting gathering at the Congregational church parlors Tuesday evening. About 125 ladies attended and contributed 25 cents each to Red Cross expenses, totaling about $30. Refreshments followed at 11:00. Mrs N B R Ludanese hosted twenty four friends at an informal knitting and Bridge party on 1st Ave E in honor of her sister Mrs Hayes.
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Juul
Hedderich
John Brogan
Glasgow
Arthur O'Dell
N. W. Simon
Tioga
K. C. Sveen
Olson
Carl Erickson
Springbrook
Ben Innis
Minot
Charles Lee
John Craig
A. L. Butler
Temple
Red Cross
A. W. Cascaden
Williston
Doral Uhlman
Lena Crow
Mable Ellingson
Watford City
Mary Hagen
Minneapolis
Ralph M. Tart
Stone Ordean Wells Co
K. O. Sveen
Borghild
Bainville
Emma Palmer
Hudson
Wisc
Herrother E. A. Palmer
Paul Leonhardy
Percy Gifford J
Fargo
Federal Court
Jis
Fairview
George and
Waldo Leonhardy
Harrty Peyton
Charles Baldwin
Boulder Hot Springs
Colo
Rodman
White
Bradley
Owenx
Vanderhoef
Broderick
Willis
Milloy
Fjerstad
Eckert
Congregational Church
Food demonstration on vegetable cooking by Miss Julia Newton
Miss Julia Newton of the Agricultural college of Fargo will give a vegetable cooking demonstration at Elk's Hall on Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 oclock February 19. The event is part of food conservation efforts with urging for every woman in country and city to attend as meetings statewide promote saving foods and substituting vegetables for meats where possible.
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Julia Newton
The
Agricultural College of
Fargo
Elk's Hall
Mothers Club Holds Regu lar Meeting in Library Hall
The Mothers Club met in Library Hall on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Bessie Baldwin read a paper titled The Use of the Library. Refreshments were served by the B T Club. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. E J Hagen on Wednesday February 27.
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Mothers Club
TWE Mothers Club
Bessie Baldwin
B. & T. Club
Tthe
E. J. Hagen
Light Brahmas Brought In From Dibley Yards
Pur bred light Brahmas from Dibley Yards Minnesota join the Willis ton farm stock and are praised as the finest in the association circuit. The Williston quint lost to Poplar 37 29 with a strong second half comeback and a March 1 return game anticipated. Fort Department of the Interior notice lists a minor land claim by John B. Merenty guardian with filings in Buford North Dakota.
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E. Rather
Chicago
Fargo
QUINT
Poplar
Williston Quint
Poplar Five
Wolf Point
Williston Five
Culbertson
Williston
Department of the Interior
USS
Lapa
Willinton
N. D
Atsherton
John B. Merenty
Thoman Cecil
Buford
Township
Rangley Worth
Meridian
U.S Land Office
Wilfinton
N. C
Wis
Hames
Archle F. Young
Joseph A. Frivel
Rank, Woods
Harvey Rogers
B. Byerly
Restater
Williston Churches Plan Norwegian English Services and Meetings
Williston churches announce Norwegian services next Sunday at 10 30 A M and English services at 7 30 P M The Sunday School meets at noon each Sunday The Ladies Aid hosts tea for Mrs Gustavson and Mrs Geo Hval next Thursday Feb 21 The annual congregation business meeting continues Tuesday evening Feb 19 at the church basement English Lutheran Church holds services 10 30 A M Sunday School 11 46 A M Luther League 7 00 P M Poaching 7 30 P M The Ladies Food Sale is at City Grocery Saturday afternoon Special weekly services are at 8 00 P M Tuesdays at Mrs Wm Mengel 416 West 8th St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavson
Geo. Hval
Geo
Natwick
English Lutheran Church
Luther League
City Grocery
Wm. G. Mengel
West 8Th St
First Methodist Church Plans March Evangelistic Meetings
Rev C E Stinson leads 10:30 morning worship and union service with 11:45 Sunday School and 6:30 Epworth League on topics about African missions. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Jellison 318 ath St E while Congregational Church choir prepares new song program for upcoming evangelistic meetings through Easter.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. E. Stinson
Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society
Jellison
Ath St. E
Christ of White Earth
Tom Higgins In Grenora On Weekend Business
Tom Higgins spent Saturday of last week in Grenora engaging in business transactions and related activities, according to local records. He traveled to the town for work and was seen entering several offices and meeting rooms during the day.
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A. L. Burdick
Chicago
Percheron Board
Minnesota
Tom Higgins
Grenora
Real Estate Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Williston
Default on mortgage by Hans Dien unmarried mortgagor, W H Wonter as mortgagee, with properties in Williams County North Dakota listed. Sale to satisfy secured amount of 518,055.71 plus fees, set for March 1, 1918, at 10 a.m. at the Williams County courthouse, describing NE 1 4 of NW 1 4 and NW 1 4 of NE 1 4 of Section 13, and W 1 2 SE 1 4 of Section 12, Town 57, Range 102.
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Norte
Hans Dien
W. Hy
Willams
North Dakota
John George Sehnagh
Witthen i
Willington
Williams County
Marete A
Antisty
Williams
Bouthenat
Pebrmary, & D
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Pete
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Vancouver
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Amy
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American Latin Church
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