Williston social notes and business visits amid town events
Residents and visitors fill Williston with parties, church events, and shopping. Local names include Martha Steene, H. G. Gilbertson, Chas Leader, and E. R. Larson. many travel to Minne apolis for shows and to Winona for burials. Community groups plan gatherings at Congregational Church and Ruth Circle hosts a supper with cultural booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattingly
Ole S. Hagen
Rawson
Carrie Volten
Hellen Volten
Sunda
Mable Lee
Bonetrails
Williston
Julia
John Marion
Grenora
H. R. Lomen
Wildrose
B. G. McCarthy
Watford
Ruth
First Lutheran Church
Monson
Lloyd Everson
Miss Patterson
Alter Society Party and Farm Club Meeting Highlight Local Events
The Alter Society of St Joseph held a Wednesday evening party with an art program, singing and dancing followed by ice cream and cake served by the Indies. The Equality Farm Club met at Tom White's Ray area farm with E G Schollander County Agent discussing grain grading and livestock grasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Vohs
3Rd Avenue West
Supt. Blume
Rye
Miss Fowler
H. K. Brown
Vohs
Alter Society
Alter Society of the
Equality Farm Club
Tom White
Ray
E. G. Schollander
Williston Men Reported in Twin Cities Visit
A. O. Ringo said about half of Williston went to the twin cities this week. Among those listed were Fred Hildreth L V Coulter Ernie Coulter Oscar Kron L N Stice Ole Lesterberg Carl Livedahl Dick Evans C Drapes F R Wilson Treasurer Westberg the county commissioners and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Holz
Chris Amt
Winona
Arthur Netcher
F. J. Gimblett
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
Fessenden
N. D
Hitchcock
Drake
Williston
Congregational Church
Aid Society
Armory Auditorium
Saladity Girls
Stanley
Eslsell Sikes
Olaf Sevindland
David Anderson
Clark Hatch
Wm. C. Rabe
E. Crouch
Dakota Cafe
Minneapolis
J. J. Austin
J. T. Austin
Camp Mead
Austin
Army
Dickinson
A. O. Ringo
Twin Cities
Fred Hildreth
L. V
Ernie Coulter
Oscar Kron
L. N. Stice
Ole Lesterberg
Carl Livedahl
Dick Evans
C. Drapes
F. R. Wilson
Westberg
Veal Williston Market Report Corrected February 1919
Corrected market report from Williston 1919 lists dairy butter at 45 cents per pound and butterfat-churning cream at 45 cents per pound. Provides prices for eggs at 35 cents per dozen and live poultry categories including hens by weight, spring roosters, old cocks, ducks, geese, turkeys and dressed oats rye barley flax varying by grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
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C. E. Collett
Sidney, Mont
Williaton
E. R. Larson
Poplar
H. E. Grapotte
Yesva % Hardy
Fairview
F. A. Whelan
Plentywood
Lars Eskeland
Tioga
O. A. Mattingly
Joe Greengard
Scobey
O. E. Ellingson
Ellingson
Epping
S. M. Sorem
M. Natman
J. L. Sorem
Spring Brook
Mable Bostrom
Burdick & Murphy
W. Coulter
Charles
Hyder Poling
Hanks
Marie Marion
Annie Thomas
Sam Greengard
St. Paul
Husebye
William Husebye
Mitguard
Husebye Hardware Williston, N. Dak
Mattingly Decorating CO
Veal
The
Peoples Exchange
West Broadway
Dr. Hess
Lee
Kinoak
Kreso Dip Lice Killer Egg Maker
Parke-Davis & Co
Williston Drug Co
G. N
Hart Schaffner & Marx and Society
Stet
Greengard Brothers
North Dakota
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