Williston Knights of Columbus Endorses Irish Self Government
Williston North Dakota 1798 council backs self determination for Ireland as urged by the U S president and Peace Conference. Resolutions appeal to Congress and Wilson to support Irish veto free government and urge allied nations to recognize popular sovereignty.
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Committee On Foreign Relations
Our
National Congress
Ireland
K. of C. Lodge
Williston
N. C
Peace Conference
National Methodist Conference
Knights of Columbus
Friends of Freedom
Down
Europe
Asia
E. P. O'Neill
Thos. B. Hogan
Thos. M. Cooney
Washington
Knights of Columbus of
Wilson
Williston Council
Congress
North Dakota
Congress of the United States of America
Miss Julia Newton to Speak in Williston February 25
Miss Julia O Newton Home Demonstration Agent leader of Agricultural College will speak at the Court House in Williston at 7 30 PM on February 25. She will deliver a male age about a special message for women and is described as a convincing speaker. The program will also feature Mr T A Hoverstad as a second speaker.
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Julia Newton
The
Agricultural College
Williston
Miss Newton
Court House
Thia
T. A. Hoverstad
Mrs Frank Siewert Dies in Miles City Montana
Mrs. Frank Siewert died at her Miles City home from heart trouble triggered by rheumatism. Born Rose Tesora Hollar on April 6 1874 in White Pigeon Michigan she was active in music and church life. She leaves a husband two brothers and her father W C Hollar. Burial and funeral details are set in Miles City with services at the Congregational Church.
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Frank Siewert
Siewerts
Miles City
Mont
Rose Tesora Hollar
White Pigeon
Michigan
Presbyterian Church
Grand Rapid
Mich
Muskegon
Mineapolis
Minn
Willmnton
Frank P.siewert
Withston
Biewert
W. C. Hollar
Ralph Hollar
Lan Hollar
Thomas
Thomas Undertaking Partors
Congregational Church
Williston High Defeats Stanley in One-Sided Basketball Game
Williston High School defeated Stanley High School 34 to 5 on Friday night. Despite the lopsided score, Stanley fought hard with Coach Rabe leading a solid bench. Final stats list Bruegger 3 free throws, Svinkand 3 of 4, Bruegger 7 points, Scott 4, Zabl 2, Milloy 1. Referee F W Martineau. Williston prepares for Tioga away Friday and March 7-8 tournament in Miraton, with Kenmare at home later.
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Williston High
Stanley High School
Williston
Wum
Stanley
Minot
Stanley Zahid
Bert
Gardner
Frazier
Brueg
Bruegger
Scott
Svinkand
Sviland
Zabl
Kul “Milloy
F. W. Martineau
Williston High School
Att Tioga
Thin Ie
Kenmare
Williston Home Guards Ball Draws Large Crowd
The Armory hosted a well attended masked ball by the Williston Home Guards with music by Onstad's orchestra. Attendees wore silks and rags, prizes were awarded after Lunch, and masks were removed after a grand march. The event showcased a lively mix of attendees and festive spirit. A church fundraiser follows with a musical tableau and two farces at 8 p.m. Friday in the Congregational Church basement with 25 cents admission.
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Williston
Onstad
Local Red Cross Serves Sailor Boys
The Williston Chapter of the Red Cross aided sailors en route to the east coast. Sixty nine sailors from Pagette Sound received sandwiches and coffee on Sunday, fifty more on No 2 with candies and postcards, and about twenty five each day on Tuesday and Wednesday. The effort left the sailors with gratitude and respect for the chapter members.
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Red Cross
United States
Pagette Sound
New York
Ae Williston Chapter of
The
Red Tors
World Lutheran League Proposed for Global Unity
The Lutheran Church of America leads plans for a World League of Lutherans to aid European congregations. The National Lutheran Council supports the effort, aiming to unite 80 million Lutherans under democratic, congregational autonomy with a World Council and executive committee. Foreign missions and social reform are key shared goals.
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Lutheran Church of America
Europe
Lutheran World Council
Large North Dakota stock sale draws near in Williston
Preparations accelerate for what is described as a top western North Dakota stock sale to be held Tuesday and Wednesday. The event features Missouri Yellowstone Valley Breeders cattle, 75 head on Tuesday and 100 cattle and horses on Wednesday, with expert auctioneers Secured M. Stenehjem and H F Fink. Local merchants coordinate promotions and lodging as attendance is expected from Central North Dakota and Eastern Montana.
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North Dakota
Burk
Shorthorn Breeders Association
Montana
Missouri Yellowstone Valley Pure Bred Association
Gale
Northwest
Williston
Stenehjem
Arnegard
H. F. Fink
Borthold
William Powers
Bainville
New broom corn industry starts in city
Local resident C D Kauffman launches broom making on a small scale and plans expansion. Despite total blindness he promotes broom corn cultivation, offering farmers seed and half of the harvested broom corn, claiming profits comparable to potatoes and noting early sales in local stores.
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C.D. Kauffman
Kauffman
Kauffjemann
Chicago
Kaufman
North Dakota high school tournament schedule and participants
District games will be held March 7 and 8 at Fargo Grand Forks Minot and Bismarck. The finals occur March 21 and 22 at Grand Forks University. Nineteen eighteen rules apply. A list of districts and member schools is provided. Archie Vroman attended a Plentywood Montana dancing party with twenty nine young ladies returning early Sunday.
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High School League of
North Dakota
Agricultural College
Fargo University
Grand Forks
Minot Normal School
Minot
Bismarck
Nelson Sauvain
Devils Lake
Farago
Ralph A. Morald
Roy A. Weston
T. C. Sutton
F. Bolt
Archie Vroman
Plentywood
Montana
Archie
Hone
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