Washington's Birthday program delights Williston High
The Williston High School observes Washington's Birthday with an address by Mr. Owens stressing ideals as drivers of greatness. A spirited performance of America followed and a Junior-Senior Banquet featured Washingtons in wigs, music, and stories in a lively recap of school life.
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Washington
Owens
Mozes
Lincoln
America
Bryan Baptie
Everett Levitt
Robert Milloy
Bernice Brainerd
Ruthah Wii
Elizabeth Nelson
Samuel Samuelson
Charles Whi
Clayton Brown
Columbia
Herbert Weil
Lawrence Sweetman
Westlawn
R. A. Hollar
Jellison
George Herguson
Congregational Church
Reginald Jaynes
Carl Hogan
George Washingtons
Martha Washingtons
Washingtons
South Side Notes From Williston And Area
A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Walter Maze on February 15. Local residents visiting and working on the South Side include Mr and Mrs J McCutcheon visiting Williston, Martin Samstad on Raum s Ferry, W B Lukens of Williston, Chas Howatt searching for horses in Raum s Ferry vicinity, Mr Hogan building a new barn, Miss Ira Poe returning from the Vance home, Bruce Christianson of Bone Strainl on business, C A Snyder moving his ferry boat and altering the landing, and numerous South Siders at Williston including D Ferguson W H Rogers P Kelter J Samstad N Peterson C W Rollie C Carlson G Monroe and Geo Puffer.
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South Side
Walter Maze
J. McCutcheon
Williston
Martin Samstad
Raum’s Ferry
W. B. Lukens
Chas, Howatt
Raum's Ferry
Hogan
Eckert
Ira Poe
Vance
Bruce Christainson
Bonestrainl
C. A. Snyder
D. Ferguson
W- H. Rogers
J. Kelter
J. Samstad
N. Peterson
C. W. Rollie
C. Carlson
G. Monroe
Geo. Puffer
Marmon Social Notes and Farm Meeting Highlights
Marmon residents report Mr A F Grimm hauling lumber for a new machine shed. Thorwald Johnson and family visited Charles Dusell. Mrs Adel Wilder staying with daughter Mrs J A Silker. Wm Krewan returned from Wiliston hospital. Brackett visited the John home and Silker visited Bestrom Tuesday. Kelly bought a team for his mail route, starting daily service after March 1. The farmers meeting Monday was a great success with Mr Hall and Mr Haney speaking on sweet clover, pastures, livestock, and crop rotation.
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Marmon
A. F. Grimm
Thorwald Johnson
Chas. Dusell
Adel Wilder
J. A. Silker
Wm. Krewan
Williston
Brackett
John
Silker
Bestrom
Kelly
Webber
Hall
Williston Congregational Church Opens Doors to Community Center
The Church of the Open Door in Williston hosts worship at 10:30 with a closing sermon on The Divine Spirit in the World titled Pirb. Bible School follows with classes for all ages. New members welcomed as attendance grows and a school contest against Valley City continues with Valley City holding a lead.
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Bible School
Vwidh AL M
RE. Brownson
Saxton
H. W. Braatelien
Jerusalem
Currie
Field
Valley City Congregational School
Valley City
Williston
The Homelike Church Welcomes You To Its Services
Methodist Church notice outlines morning worship at 10 30 with Pastor Styles Harriss and a full schedule of Bible School Epworth League and meetings. Subjects include The Law Of Development and The Power Of An Ideal The weeknight service covers Can Everyone Do Personal Work. Choir adds new anthem books and special music.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Hi. Styles Harriss
Bible School
Epte
Epworth League
Trinity Lutheran church services and events with open invitation
Morning service at 11 with Bible school and Luther League at 6 45 p m. Evening service at 7 30. Ladies Aid to be entertained Wednesday afternoon March 1 by Mrs Jacobson 415 West Broadway. Church of the Open Bible invites all seekers and welcomes strangers Rev A E Distad will conduct when pastor is away.
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Bible — School
Luther League
Ladies’ Aid
Jacobson
West Broadway
Church of the Open Bible
A. E. Distad
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Planned at Church Basement
The ladies aid of the Lutheran church will meet in the church basement on March 2 with Mrs. T A Stenehjem as hostess.
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Lutheran Ladies
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Dr Mellenthin Free Consultations In Minneapolis Tour
Dr Mellenthin, licensed in North Dakota, offers free examinations during a traveling visit to major towns. He reports not performing operations for chronic conditions and claims many cures in stomach, liver, kidney, and nerve diseases, with treatment costs only for needed therapies. German spoken. Address 336 Bos ia Block Minneapolis Minn. 35-3tp iv
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Mellenthin
North Dakota
Bosia Block
Minneapolis
Minn
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Manila Harvey
Frances Sharp
Manilam
Elizabeth Doerfler
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Missours Ridge
H. J. Poe
Clark
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Miss Ruby
R. T. Wicks
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Grant A. Rutledge
Howard Lampman
Mr. Lampman
Gramatka
Charley Clark
S. M. Clark
Bainville
Montana
Farmers Club
Missouri Ridge School House
Alex Lind
Noah L. Short
C. A. Wicks
Secy-Treas
Williams County State Bank
the Congregational Church
James Hoffman Batten
Marvin R. Marston
Church OF the Open Door
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H. R. Evans
Frances E. Willard
Trinity Lutheran
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N. Dak
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State of
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Charles Alde
Aldo Misse
de Fenduei
Nort Dakota
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Willandand
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Plains Off
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Jacob Leuthold
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Mort. Bages
Williams County
South Dakota
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Great Northern Hotel
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