Local notes and events fill Bismarck week
Bismarck city items report births of a girl to Mr and Mrs Harold Rodgers and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs W H Wester. Various social visits, entertainments, theater ads, and community notices cover bridge clubs, wives groups, attendance notes from schools, theatre attractions, and region business travel. Attorney visits, farm opinions, and upcoming events span the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Burdick
Bisru
Harold Rodgers
L. B. Dochterman
Bridge Club
McKenney
Francis Anderson
New Rockford
W. H. Wester
M. E. Ladies Aid
Evans of
Culbertson
Misa Hawley
J. W. Brown
Williston Churches Plan Services and Gatherings
Williston churches announce morning worship at 10:80 with a sermon on The Sources of Religious Life as part of Religion as Life. Bible school attendance aimed at 226. Men’s class 49 enrolled. Junior Epworth League 3 PM. Senior League 6:30 PM. special 7:30 PM musical service includes a short sermon and choir performances. Congregational Church notes praise for attendance and events including Father and Son Banquet planning, Bible Institute use, and Water Users Association lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Styles Harries
L. B
Hardaway
Congregational Church
Edwin
Haugus Lutheran Church Services Scheduled At Round Prairie
At Williston the Lutheran congregation holds Sunday School at 11 30 A M and English service at 7 30 P M Round Prairie hosts a Norwegian service at 1 P M H M Anderson residence The Ladies Aid meets at 2 P M Wednesday at 302 West Fou
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Round Prairie
H. M. Anderson
Ladies Aid
West Fou
Grandma Newell laid to rest in Williston church service
Mrs. Mary Newell known as Grandma Newell was laid to rest Sunday afternoon February 13 in the Williston cemetery beside her husband Robert Newell an early city resident. Impressive services were at the Congregational church with Rev. E. S. Shaw. A rich display of flowers testified to community esteem and family affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Newell
Grandma” Newell
Williston
Robert Newell
Congregational Church
E. S. Shaw
Last Rites Held For Mrs. Newell Of Williston
Mrs. Newell, died February 11 after a short illness. Survived by sons Robert F. of Livingston Mont Earnest J. of Alexander Nd Archie W. of Everett Wash and Chester of Anake? N Y. Daughters-in-law Mrs R B Grant ENKI N Y and Mrs J W Snyder of Bellingham Wash attended. Pallbearers were local residents G B Metzger John Bruegger F R Zahl Thom Shea Geo F Newton and F L Barnfather. A large group of women associated with her religious and charitable work filled seats. The remains were brought to the home of her son-in-law Mr John Hef ernman. The obituary notes she lived with her children after her husband’s death and references a Bible verse. The article also advertises a showing of The Spoilers at the Orpheum Theatre on Tuesday Feb 23, praising the film and its faithful adaptation of Rex Beach’s novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erecta
Williston
Robert F
Livingston, Mont
Earnest J
Alexander, N. D
Archie W
Everett, Wash
Chester
Anak
Mra. R
Grant
Enki Vf N.Y
J. W. Snyder
Bellingham
Wash
Robert
G. B. Metzger
John Bruegger
F. R. Zahl
Thom Shea
Geo
F. Newton
F. L. Barnfather
Junior Epworth League Entertainment at Methodist Church
The Junior Epworth League Society of the Methodist Church hosted a formal evening in the church flora on Friday February 1. Parents praised the event as a rich treat and participated in serving tables while children enjoyed refreshments in a wholesome social setting aimed at fostering healthy church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League
Epworth League Society
Methodist Church
Aid Entertains S A S Dorcas Workers at Spearin Home
Despite heavy weather a large Dorcas group gathered at Mrs. W. W. Spearin s home and was richly entertained. Mrs. A. E. Lowe hosted the event at 404 3rd Ave E welcoming the group of Methodist church workers and they shared fine refreshments as part of plans for a new church home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Spearin
A. E. Lowe
3Rd Ave. E
Dorcas
Methodist Church
Swan and Schneider Wed at M E Parsonage in Williston
Marcus M. Swan and Mayme F. Schneider of Williston were married Saturday February 13 at 8 pm at the M E Parsonage with Rev. Dr Harriss officiating. Miss Jessie Lee and John E Hill attended. The couple, long residents, are well known locally and receive best wishes for their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus M. Swan
Mayme F. Schneider
Williston
Jessie Lee
John E. Hill
Thi City
Dr. Harriss
Senechal and Diggins Wed In Catholic Ceremony
Fred Senechal and Miss Katherine Diggins were united in marriage at the Catholic Church Tuesday morning at five thirty with Father O Neil officiating. The newlyweds left for White City the same day. The young couple are among Williston's younger residents and are favorites with many friends who extended their congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Senechal
Katherine Diggins
Father O'Neil
Surprise 54th Birthday for Val DeLaney at Home
About fifty people gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Val DeLaney to celebrate the 54th birthday of Mr DeLaney. It was a complete surprise and guests enjoyed dancing and cards followed by luncheon. He received a gas lamp and cuff button set as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val DeLaney
Mr. DeLaney
DeLaney
Will Open Millinery Store by Mrs Jos Cleary
Mrs Jos Cleary plans to open a millinery and dressmaking shop near March first on the corner building just north of the Bruegger store after a shopping trip to the cities to purchase goods for the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Cleary
Electric pumps to be in service this week says City Engineer
City Engineer Macxenroth announces new electric pumps will be installed and operating this week. A temporary valve has been rigged and is currently being used to pump into during the rollout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macxenroth
Tomes
Washington era praise and early life reflections
An aged historical tribute extols George Washington defining his greatness as moral character and duty. It surveys his youth on Virginia frontiers, Indian wars, and leadership qualities beyond formal schooling, praising his manhood over intellect. The prose frames Washington as the era’s exemplary statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Washington
Americ Republic
Potomac
Rappahannock
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Great Forest
Boston Juvenile Tour dazzles with lavish new costumes
The Bostonian Juveniles tour the circuit delivering a highly praised show with an impressive display of costumes and scenery. The manager has equipped the troupe for a flawless mounting of over ten distinct musical selections from an all new repertoire this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monnageman
Horens
Two Browns, One Tragic Night in a Village
In a small village two Browns, both fishermen, faced misfortune as one lost his de and the other his boat near the same moment. The rector's wife called on the widower, but the remark about the boat’s loss led to a philosophical, wry exchange before the woman left in haste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayotas
Brown
Library Schedule and Masquerade Prize Winners
The Library closes on Washington's Birthday and opens 2 to 6 for reading. Two holidays Sunday and Monday affect circulation. books due Saturday should be read during the two no circulation days. Friday Story Hour stays. Monday Session is omitted. Masquerade prizes awarded to Mrs. Hattie Smith, the Turkigh groupe, Miss Innis, and Mr. Mar Ellus. large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hattie Smith
Turkigh Groupe
Innis
Marellus
Dahl Jacobson Wedding United in Marriage Last Evening
Paul H. Deh and Martha J. ay were united in marriage last evening in the city. They will make their home in Arnegard. The Eastern Star plans a card party next Thursday evening inviting a number of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Elks Dance Highlights Weekend Social
The Elks held a delightful dance last Tuesday evening drawing about thirty five couples to the new hall. A light social affair featured music and dancing, reflecting a cheerful community gathering. The text also notes cautions against advertising on trees or rocks, urging use of newspapers for notices and ads.
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Simon Weatleys
Bismarck
Ae Rat
John Greene
Minot
A. A. Bradley
Carl Lindahis
Anderson and Campbell
City
Biks
Kemers
A. H. Nelson
Alexander
John Cooney
Miss Innis
Mrs. Babcock
Babcock
Attsrndy
Lohrke
Theilers
Orpheut Theatre
George Gilmore
Fisk
Henyen
Stanley
A. J. Arsenault
Maternity
7Th Ave. West
Tom Lennon
Mary J. Holmes
Ee Greene
Pon
Boston
McMahen
Owens
Billings
Montana
J. Arsenal
Bett
Bostonian Opera Company
Orpheum Theatre
A. J. Arnengust
B. L. Hardaway
Chas McIntosh
J. F. McQueen
H. V. Smith
Sharp
M. L. Clodfelter
Bantry
Hurd
N. C
Esther Larson
James Bjornstad
Laura Abbott
Norman White
Leonilla Kulas
J. H
Lincoln- Washington
Ke Une Lie
Daes
Hazel Brenner
Herman Zahl
Hueney
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Craven Home
Pres. Craven
City Commission
Boulder
Craven
First Mortgage
E. R. Brownson
Mr. Rhodes
Bowfine, Follar
Christ
Jonday
County Superintendent of Schools
Cari
Oregon
Methodist Church of
Chee
Far
Nay Ia Lui de Helena Meine
Bible School
Hollis
Water Users Association
Hauges Lutheran Church
A. E. Distad
Grandma" Newell
Newell
Newel
Mary Fraser
Aberdeen
Scotland
Mass
William Farnum
Rex Beach
Helen Chester
Alaska
Glenister
Dextry
M. E Aid
M. E. Parsonage
Diggins
Willistone
Thom Hellen
Bisbee O'Neill
Ina Mitchell
Patsie Henry
Agnes Clifton
Peggy Hess
Dixie White
Daisy Henry
Ardeen Kellie
Library Notes
Eastern Star Card Party
Lutheran
LG. Menson
Moraine Ning
Sone A
Thareday
New York Mail
H. Burwell
Williston, N. D
N. Main St
AS Millers Mighty Minstrels Band and Orchestra
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