Married Sunday in Carrington
Moses of the Orioles wed Ruth E Sheehy in Carrington Sunday evening. Rev Father Hurt performed the ceremony. Moses, formerly of Herman Minnesota, has lived in Williston four years while working at J Creaser Pharmacy. Mrs Moses is sister to Mrs George Leonhardy of Williston. They will reside at 715 First Avenue West Nolan home soon, as friends wish them smooth sailing ahead.
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Moen
Moses
The
Invincible Orioles
Bernis C. Moses
Williston
Carristorns
Ruth E. Sheehy
Carrington
Father Hurt
Herman, Minn
5. J. Creaser Pharmacy
George Leonhardy
Nolan
First Avenue West
Roosevelt Enthusiasm Marks North Dakota Convention
A large Roosevelt rally in Grand Forks drew over 300 party representatives from across the state. Resolutions endorsed his candidacy and pledged North Dakota support for Theodore Roosevelt in the March 19 primary. Attending locals included Samuel Weathy, S. M. Hydle, Nick Hayes, and J. Linde.
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Roosevelt
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Samuel Weathy
5. M. Hydle
Nick Hayes
Endorse Denver Platform By County Democrats
At a city meeting of leading Democrats the Denver platform was reaffirmed. John Burke was endorsed for president and John Bruegger for national committee man. The exact role of Colonel White head remains unclear in this deal.
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Denver
John Burke
John Bruegger
Whitehead
Bailiwick
Last Dance Social Success Opens Sixth Annual Ball
Transforming a dun colored moth into a gilded butterfly, Company E hosts the sixth annual ball at Gates Hall. The event features decorative work by the soldiers, a protected guardhouse, orchestra, and canteen as a popular spot. Eighteen numbers plus extras in the program led to nearly one hundred dollars in receipts.
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Company E
Gates Hall
Doll Party Honoring Miss Bessie Miller
Miss Josn Garvey hosted a doll party for fourteen guests and house guest Miss Bessie Miller of Nowra Dame Lud, featuring short dresses, dolls, and vinalores. Guests drew names from a sawdust bowl and performed tasks, showcasing unexpected talents amid an elaborate luncheon, music, and dancing.
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Josn Garvey
Whatsitou
Bessie Miller
Nowra Dame
Synod Lutheran Church to Hold English Services Next Sunday
The Synod Lutheran Church will conduct evening services in English next Sunday at 8:00 PM. The event invites parishioners and residents to participate in a English language worship session at the church.
Schedule Change Delays Mail by Over Half An Hour
Text notes a revision for Group No 2 mail from 1 15 to 12 35 causing delays. The sender updated mailing time and states mailers must be in the post office by 12 10 at latest to catch the train east.
marriage license for Lee Eilis and Ernestine Rollette
Williston couple Lee Eilis and Ernestine Rollette obtain a marriage license. Williston residents Robert Timm and Anna Christianson Morkak are noted as the parties associated with the filing.
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Lee Eilis
Ernestine Rollette
Williston
Robert Timm Williston
Anna Christianson Morkak
Peaceful End of a Beautiful Life in Williston
Mrs. Frank S. Hollett died peacefully after bidding her family farewell at her bedside. Eliza Mercer Hollett, a Newfoundland teacher and Labrador mission partner, came to North Dakota a decade ago with her husband and daughter, spending over six years in Williston. Her passing drew deep tribute from religious groups and the community, with her funeral held at the church accompanied by Scripture readings and hymn.
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Frank
Hollett
Vermilya
Frank S. Hollett
Eliza Mercer
Newfoundland
Labrador
Windsor Lake
Labrador Wilds
North Dakota
Williston
DU. Bertram Ruvnalls
St. Peter's
Episcopal Church
Rev. W
Oyster supper a success boosts athletic fund
The High School Athletic Association reports a profitable oyster supper at Fellows Hall with about eighty dollars to the good. Local business sponsors provided food supplies, lowering costs and increasing returns. Mrs. Gordon is praised as caterer for her praised cooking.
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High School Athletic Association
Uud Fellows Hall
Case Dismissed In Insanity Hearing Before Judge Butler
A Wednesday noon insanity hearing concluded with Charley Gravath being found sane, resulting in the dismissal of the case before Judge Butler.
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Butler
Charley Gravathe
Tax payments and city expenses outlined for Willis ton readers
As March 1 nears a 5 percent penalty applies to unpaid taxes. Willis ton residents learn how the city budget is formed from running expenses, improvements, and debt interest. The council ordinance details each levy to run the city until September 1, 1912 and fund new projects. Continued on page 3.
New Observer Wood Replaces Lathrop in Lincoln Station
New Observer C S Wood of Lincoln Nebraska arrived Wednesday to take the place of Observer Lathrop who leaves for New Haven Connecticut as assistant observer at that station. Wood has been at Lincoln briefly and was formerly observer at Phoenix Arizona and served at Mt Reserch Observatory Virginia and St Haerford Connecticut. Lathrop proceeds to his new field immediately.
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Wood
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lathrop
New Haven
Conn
Band Stockholders Meeting for Williston Convert Band Associa
All subscribers of stock in the Williston Convert Band Association are notified of a meeting on Monday evening February 26 in the banquet rooms at the Odd Fellows hall. The purpose is electing a board of directors and to proceed with incorporation plans. Subscriptions should be represented in person or by proxy.
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Williston Convert Band Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Readings on Shakespeare to be Held at Library
Professor Koch of the University will read from Shakespeare's best known comedies in a lecture titled The Comedy of Shakespeare. The event, presented by the high school department of English, offers selected scenes with commentary drawn from extensive study. March 1 at the Library all tickets priced to be affordable.
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Shakespeare
Koch
Surveyors Arrive for Great Northern Expedition in McKenzie Co
The Great Northern survey party of twelve men led by Engineer Barstow arrived from St. Paul and camped west and north of the Little Missouri. A second group proceeded toward Mondak while delays occurred shipping a portion of the outfit toward Montana. Operators expect surveys along the Sidney crossing Yellowstone route into McKenzie County with broader planned activities beyond that area.
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Great Northern Survey
Barstow
St. Paul
McKenzie Co
Little Missouri
Sidney
Yellowstone
McKenzie County
Fargo Subport Proposed for Fargo North Dakota
Washington February 17 Rep Hanna introduced a bill to make Fargo a sub port of entry in the North and South Dakota customs district. Treasury officials back the idea noting Fargo is growing as a jobbing center with regular shipments such as carloads of fish. Under bond these goods could enter Fargo reducing duties now collected in New York.
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Washington, D. C
Hanna
Fargo
North and
South Dakota
Treasury
North Dakota
New York
Popular pastor will leave city for new parish
Rev C Bertram Ruinulla of St Peters Episcopal church will end his pastorate in this city after Easter services on April 7. He has accepted a rector post at St Peters church in West Milwaukee, with his first service on April 14. Since taking charge November 1, 1910 he has expanded the communion list, added a choir, and advanced church work while fostering broad friendships beyond creed. The new field is a virile Milwaukee suburb two miles from downtown, a growing residential district with a young parish active in social work. A curate will be appointed in May.
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C. Bertram Ruanulla
St. Peters
St Peters
Webb
Milwaukee
Runnalis
Roosevelt Leads For Placing Name In Presidential Nominations
February 17 reports show Theodore Roosevelt leading petitions to place his name on the presidential primary ballot in March. La Follette follows, Taft appears with enough support to secure ballot inclusion, and Burke is the sole Democratic petitioner. Official counts were incomplete though Roosevelt’s lead is clear with about 9,358 Roosevelt petitions versus under 1,000 La Follette petitions.
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Bismarck
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Senator la Follette
Taft
Burke
Ellis Rolletta Wedding at St Josephs Catholic Church
Ellis Rolletta married at St Josephs Catholic Church Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock with Rev Father ONeill officiating. The groom is Lee Ellis and the bride Ernestine Hollowe, daughter of M J Rolette of this city. The couple will reside in W Listen. Mrs Melvin Lougheed of Fairview Mont is visiting W C Rawson and family.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father O'Neill
Lee Ellis
Ernestine Hollowe
Rolletts
M. J. Rolette
Melvin Lougheed
Fair—view Mont
W. C. Rawson
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Roth E. Sheehy
Mir. Bernis C . Oses
Foster County
SM. Hirdle
Hs J. Linde
Sins Carvey
Miss Miser
Synod Lutheran Church
NEW Observer
C.S. Weed
Observer Lathrop
Band Stockholders Meeting
Weer Barstow
Party
Make Fargo
C. Bertram Runnalls Coeg
Paris
Lafollette
Ellis Rolletta
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