Local Busy Roundup Notes Cast of Town Visitors
Sunday arrivals include Miss Weber and Miss Morgan returning from Devils Lake and Miss Emma Peterson with Miss Emma Olson from vacation in Church. Local residents and officials: Walker McGuiness back from Minot business, J H Snider visiting friends, Van Brown at court, Woodmen meeting January 12, and December 12 events announced. Also mentions Dochterman and MacManus dissolution, Williston flour trial, and author Charles Edward Russell speaking January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J ‘Weber
Visse
Miss Morgan
Devils Lake
Walker McGuinesy
Minot
J. H. Snider
Ig Too
Janary
Brant
Twin Cities
Fedgs
Cow Creek
Henry H. Wigen
Adie
The
Tic Gazette
Fee
Cobib Johnson
Eeest
Emma Peterson
Emma Olson
Churce
Doctora Dochterman
MacManus
Dochterman
Nat
Willisme
Whea: Milling Co
Williston
Community workers plan church led social service in Williston
Mr. Griffith of Dundee Ill arrives to direct inter church advisory council for community betterment. Oberlin graduate will organize classes for men youths women and girls under volunteer leadership funded by Home Missionary Society. Platform meeting announced at the local church next Sunday night with brief addresses by trustees and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grifith
Dundee
Ill
Williston
Griffith
Oberlin College
Gong Remetlons Home Missionary Society
Shaw
Inter Church
E. R. Brownson
A. J. Field
Lohrke
Professor White
War and patriotism questioned by speaker at Congregational church
A call to rethink war and patriotism as mothers fear for sons in battle. R. Kirkpatrick lectures at Congregational church on Tuesday January 26, admission free, urging reflection on the true human cost of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manki
R. Kirkpatrick
Congregational Church
Leykom Couple Depart for Williston After Swift Trip
Mr and Mrs Leykom spent part of last week in Antigo visiting his parents Mr and Mrs C B Leykom. They left Sunday night for St Paul to attend the Swift and Company traveling salesmen meeting then proceed to Williston North Dakota to make their home. Born and raised in Antigo, Mr Leykom was a respected local young man and will begin a new chapter with his bride in Williston. The Antigo community extends best wishes for a prosperous move and new life in Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Wensee Leykom
Mr. Leykom
Mrs. C
Leykom
St. Paul
Swift and Company
Williston
N. C
Antigo
Wis
Graphic
Williston Churches Plan Week of Activities and Services
Williston Methodist Episcopal Church announces a slate of services and classes led by Pastor H Styles Harriss. Highlights include morning worship at 10 80, Bible school at 11 45, Epworth League reorganized at 6 30, and a midweek study on the Message of Jesus to Life with a question period. The week of prayer runs through the week with a watchnight service and Lord's Supper Friday night, plus violin solos by Miss Matilda Minot Ryge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Styles Harriss
Brotherhood
Epworth League
People’s Church
Jesus
Institute of Sacred Literature
University of Chicago
K. G. Boy's Club
Jeacres
Matilda Minot Jr. Ryge
Im- Sean
Congregational Church Sees Strong Attendance at Recent Meeting
Pastor Edwin Shaw notes a large annual meeting and calls for renewed effort in community service. The regular quarterly communion is set for next Sunday after the morning service with an evening platform on Community Service. Dr Ludden preached last Sunday and was thanked by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrgan
Bible School
Ludden
Trinity Lutheran Church to Hold Sunday Services
Trinity English Lutheran Church schedules regular services next Sunday at Anes Hall in the Public Library at 10 31 A M. Sunday school will follow at 11 45 A M. The Rev Luther P Ludden D D preaches. He was called this week to Devils Lake Charles Ferry and Minot on church work but will return in time for next Sunday’s worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Anes
Luther P. Ludden
Ludden
Devils Lake
Churles Ferry
Minot
Lutheran Pastor Announces Service Change Next Sunday
Pastor Monson says services proceed with an English evening service moved to the Hauge church since Rev Distad is away. Next week his residence will be at the one bite church on Pious Hill near the corner of 8th and 1st Ave East. The latch string hangs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Monson
Hauge
Distad
Cor
1St Ave
Pious Hill
Lutheran Church Services Schedule Noted
A fragment notes Rev. Monson will conduct services at Lake Creek and Wilwliston area churches. Details unclear due to damaged text but references to union and evangelist suggest church events and counsel.
Williston Lecture Fifth Number Promises Musical Variety
The fifth and final Williston Lecture Course concert features Misses Norfleet and Norma Schooler at Congregational church on Monday January 18. Helen Lucile Norfleet on piano and Catherine Norfleet on violin are acclaimed performers, while Miss Schooler brings Grand Opera dramatic soprano talent. Concert starts 8 30 with reserved seats at Rather's from January 16 at 9 am priced 75 and 35 cents and general admission 50 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Congregational Church
Misses Norfleet
Norma Schooler
Helen Lucile Norfleet
Catherine
Miss Schooler
Rather
Conduct Services by Rev Halfpenny At Various Schools
Gospel meetings led by Pastor Halfpenny with Evangelists Mr and Mrs E O Smith across Pleasant View Wildrose Summit Valley Nelson and Stewart Amundsen schools. Services are scheduled January 9 10 and 17 18 at listed times with home venue gathering January 17 at B Holland's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Halfpenny
Pleasant View
Wildrose
Summit
Valley
B. Holland
Stewart
Amundsen
Nelson
Wet Creek School
Pastor Halfpenny
E. O. Smith
Death in Williston from Razor Cut Blood Poisoning
Alva H. Garretson 22 died from blood poisoning after a razor cut while shaving about a week earlier. Born November 23 1892 in Marion Iowa he lived near Williston since 1904. Services held at home and Methodist church with Rev H B Harris preaching. Survived by his parents and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva H. Garretson
W. F. Garretson
Williston
L. J .Garretson
East Broadway
Marion
Lynn County
Iowa
Methodist Church
Harriss
Alva Garretson
Death of Poplar child Erman M. Gammill
The younger son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gammill of Poplar Montana died at Mrs. Barnes home in Westlawn on January 5 1915 aged seven months and 13 days. Funeral services were held at the house January 6 at 10 a m with Rev Dr Harriss of the Methodist church officiating and interment followed in the city cemetery. Erman Maurice mill was born May 23 1914 in Poplar Montana and died in Williston North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Gammill
Poplar
Montana
Barnes
Westlawn
Iliston School Sees Enrollment Rise and Staff Changes
The Illiston School reports enrollment growth with West Lawn rising to 273 and Central School up similarly. Miss Dennett returns to the Commercial Department and Miss McAndrew and Miss McCauley resign, with Miss Jones and Miss Gill named as successors. Junior High notes list staff and student movements, illness affecting attendance, and holiday absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penton
West Lawn
Rehool
Central School
Miss Dennett
Ehe High School
Re Aes
Miss McAndrew
McCauley
McAndrew
Miss Jones
Miss Gill
Twelfth Night Frolic Draws Students In Fancy Dress
The B and T Club hosted the library Twelfth Night Frolic in the mem Hall on Wednesday evening. Attendees dressed as boys and girls in fashionable outfits. The event featured a cake with a pea bean and clove and a playful king and queen reveal followed by games and dancing ending with a Christmas greens burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
B. & T. Club
Nerkers
Crushing Blows Hit Turks as War Fronts Shift
London dispatches report a major setback for Turkish forces in the Caucasus with the fall of Ardahan and Sari-Kamysh, while Russian success presses in on Kars. French attacks push from Alsace toward the Rhine, with gains northwest of Rheims and in the Ravins Courte area as trenches shift across the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Caucasus
Alsace
Muethausen
Turka
Kars
Egypt
Petrograd
Ardahan
Sari-Kamysh
Warsaw
Hungary
Bukowina
Transylvania
Rumania
Paris
Aatramves
North Sea
Rheims
Forest Ligrurie
Ravins Courte Chrausae
Le‘etre
France
Steinbach
Buller Bros Tailors Seek Fresh Ideas at National Convention
Joe Buller, senior member of Buller Bros Tailors, traveled to Chicago for the national convention of tailors and designers to study modern methods. He later visits New York, eastern hubs, and Montreal to bring back materials for patrons and promote top quality French dry cleaning and repair services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller Bros
Joe Buller
Chicago
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Ray
Charles Edward Russell
First Mortgage
Dak
Iliston School
Iach
Vinla
Mary Jewett
Vie
Diatelet
Eetman
Rene
Buller Bros. Leading Tailors
Heffernan
Ve. Be
Amy
Minot College of Commerce
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White House
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