Local items and notices from Williston during January 1915
J W Dean ill at the Brown en home. Wendell Bay ill with typhoid. Misa Barnes of Minot visiting M Seere. Mr and Mrs DeShon returned from Twin Cities. W F Morgan of Bonetrails visited in Williston. Mrs C Herchel Koyle returned from Great Robt. Rutledge Jr. ill. T R G Gilmore returned from Bre marck. Charlie Field seeks Baden springs treatment. Joe's Place advertises square meals. Rev Shaw's son sick with typhoid. Mrs Floyd Thompson recovering from pneumonia. Mrs Lynch hosted ladies for a diar series. Herbst and daughter Emiline visiting Iowa. Kelso of Minot in Williston court. Pingrey and Hole arbiters in Judge Fisk's court. Ernest Larson home from N Dak. Miss Bella Leonhardy to Salt Lake City. Miss Bertha Palmer to work as field deputy for Zope. Mrs John J Murphy entertained friends. Y P S L class to discuss Air. Catholic church sale at Armory. Miss Gill from Washington taking over classes. Currie recovering from appendix operation. Essay on housework and cooperation in domestic life. B and T club meeting at Mrs Dochterman's. Williams County State Bank directors meet. Dr McIntosh family from Bakers Ferry visiting. Diamond Metal Weather Strip ad. Forbes leg amputated, undergoing further operation. Norma Schoolar with Norfleet Sisters in Willis ton concert. L D McGann visiting. publisher of the Democrat at Minot. Arithmetic of History program notes for Congregational church event. Peace theme noted for January 26 program at 8:30 pm.
Death of Dr Luddin pastor of English Lutheran church
Dr Luddin, pastor of the English Lutheran church, died suddenly of heart failure last Thursday at the home of Mr Irving where he roomed. He had been in Charles Ferry delivering addresses and returned that evening on number three. After shopping and taking medicine at Katherine drug store he collapsed entering his home. Services were held Friday at four pm in the Congregational church. Remains shipped to his Nebraska home. The community mourns with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Luddin
Thi City
Mr. Irving
Churles Ferry
Pest
Kather
United
Congregational Church
Nebraska
Williston Congregational Church Services and Events
Edwin S. Shaw pastor leads 10 30 morning worship with hymn music and 11 45 Bible school. Evening service at 7 30 features pastor sermon and music. Attendance rising with 300 in Bible school and goal of similar turnout for 1916. Building society has paid 5000 toward a 10000 project. Community activities schedule urged. Aid meets today hosted by Mrs. J D Eston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Edwin S. Shaw
House of God
The
Congregational Church Building Society
Religion as Life Sermons at Methodist Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a Sunday program starting January 17 at 10 30 with a sermon series on Religion as Life the first titled Lifes Greatest Peril Weekly Bible school at 11 45 Brotherhood Bible Social study discusses Economic Causes of War Junior League at 3 PM Senior League at 6 30 PM and a study in the Characters of Women at 7 30 PM A Teacher Training class Sunday music by the choir led by Mrs B L Hardaway and a Wednesday Bible study 730 PM Message of Jesus to Modern Life Friday Boys Club at 730 PM All are invited to join and many new members have joined recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Styles Harries
Brotherhood
Egypt
Nazaret
Lutheran Church Services and Ladies Aid Notice
Haugues Lutheran Church announces Sunday services at Williston with Norwegian at 10 30 and English at 7 30 P M Sunday school at 1 30 P M The Pl oom Creek Norwegian service starts at 2 P M The Local Ladies Aid will be entertained at 2 P M Wednesday the 20th at the church corner 4th Ave and 4th St West Devon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauges Lutheran Church
A. E. Distad
Williston
Ploom Creek
4Th Ave
4Th St
Cevon
Atlant News Updates and Local Church Meeting Notices
A new home is noted on the corner of 8th Street and East Lat. A new telephone number is listed. The church announces its usual morning services and a Ladies Aide business meeting Friday evening at 7:30 at Hamre's Furniture Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th St
Hamre
Community Project launches plan for youth activities
The Community Project launches an advisory committee to guide programs including physical training for ten groups. Classes started using Congregational church facilities to offer games such as ping pong, chess, checkers, carrums, and quoits. A game room is planned in a church parlors for younger people plus activities for all ages.
Women invited to join gymnasium class groups and clubs
Schedule lists multiple age based clubs led by Mrs. Buxton in the gymnasium and Sunday School rooms. Younger girls 9 to 12 meet Mondays. junior girls 12 to 15 meet Tuesdays and Thursdays. intermediate girls 16 to 18 meet Tuesdays. junior and intermediate boys attend various gym classes on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Working and business men attend evenings. King’s Daughters and Delta Alphas noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io James
Delta Alphas
Buxton
San Diego Exposition Opens as Pan Pacific Plans Enliven West
The first of January marks the San Diego exposition hub with plans for dual San Francisco and San Diego displays. Travelers head west to view historic and modern showcases while refugees from colder regions flock to the West Coast. As Europe wavers in war, NineTeen Fifteen becomes a target year for the West, with exhibitions and Willis ton concert events announced. Norma Schoolar, Helen Norfleet, and Catharine Norfleet lead a Williston Lecture program at the Congregational church on January 18, with tickets at Rather's drug store. Reserved seats and general admissions priced for the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Schoolar
Norfleet Sisters
Willisston
Kathers Drug Store
St. Paul Pioneer Press
America
San Diego
Panama
San Francisco
Great World Center
Mexico
Pacific
California
Ard
Far West
Europe
Williston
Helen Norfleet
Catharine Norfleet
Schumann-Heink
Suniay
Senses
Rather
Civic League Meeting at Wo Tae Pozeue
Regular Wo Tae Pozeue gathering Tuesday featured Mrs Mary Tackven and Mrs Jocinsorge as hostesses. Anna Petersen led the program with Chopin Nocturne Schumann Why and other pieces. Paper Prophecy of North Dakota noted. Refreshments followed served by Mrs Harriss and Mrs Hardaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tac
Qocinsorge
North Dakota
Anna Peterson
Chopin
J. W. Riley
Laura Cooper
Grace Rudd
N. Dakota
Anna Petersen
Holy Mother
Pretty Rose
Harriss
Hardaway
Monroe
Commissioners to Forks
Commissioners Hegge Folden Lee and Borden left for Grand Forks to attend a state meeting of County Commissioners. They will inspect bridges in the eastern county on the return and will not meet again until the 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegge
Folden
Lee
Borden
Grand Forks
White Hope Located by County Deputies
Deputies at the county jail located "White Hope" and the jan itor. After confinement a hopeful says he will take him under wing to train for a winner. Grice and booze artists in jail had a fishtc encounter yesterday forenoon and were separated. Gaul with a wooden leg stayed game. the match ended in a draw. Both contestants for fifth honors remain in jail as wardy points are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hope
W. R. Grice
Gaul
All-Stars to Meet Co E Squad at Armory Wednesday
A basketball game between the All-Stars and the Co E squad is set for next Wednesday night January 20 at the Armory. Tipoff is at 8 00 p m with admission 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. Lineups include Westergaard center Halverson Christenson Bainfather Martineau Harvey Vettle Harris Hogan and Hardaway for substitutes Johnson Jeffrey Anderson Holland for the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Stars
Armory
E" Westergaard
E. Halverson
Christenson
R. F
Bainfather Martineau
Harvey Vettle
Harris Hogan
Hardaway
Johnson
Jeffrey
Anderson, Holland
Social Round of Eden Valley Residents and Guests
Weather remains fine as residents visit neighbors and attend church. Announcements include Mr. Jack McCoy and Mr. Claude McCoy with families, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marsh hosting, Misses Fiona Lucy and Virgin visiting Mrs. Eli Delorme, and travel notes for Rev. Myers to Cando. A baby boy was born January 3, 1915 to Mr. and Mrs. James Messier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McCoy
Keltners
Dan Kauffman
Ben,Franks
Claude McCoy
Jack Adams
Roy Marsh
Will Marshes
Fiona, Lucy
Virgin
Eli Delorme
Clemie Bontrager
Rottmann to Visit Williston for Y C E Meetings
International field secretary Rev. H. B. Rottmann will speak in Williston around January 22 under the auspices of the Congregational Y M C E. He has visited Williston several times. exact schedule and number of meetings will be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BH. Rottmann
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Williston
Rottmann
Rottman
Eprax
Y. Fiee C. E
Congregational Juren
German Coffee Cake Made Without Yeast By Mr Fine McKenzie Hill
German coffee cake recipe adapted for Sunday breakfast uses double-raising baking powder, offering a fresh warm option. Instructions cover dry ingredients, egg, milk, and butter, batter, pan, topping with cinnamon, and a moderate oven. Also notes similar fruit desserts like Dutch Cake or prune kuches and mentions The Cook's Book and Jacques Mig Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaques Mig. Co
Chicago
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Misa Barnes
Min
M. Seere
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Twin Cities
W. F. Morgan
Bonetrails
Robt. R .Rutledge, Jr
R. G. Gilmore
Bremarck
Charlie Field
Baden Springs
Joe's Place
West Broadway
Rev
Chas. D. Kelso
Minot
District Court
W. H. Pingrey
Barney Hole
Wheelock
Jesse F. A. Craighill
St. Paul Minn
Wahpeton
Dakota
Bella Leonhardy
Salt Lake City
Bertha Palmer
Bismarck Satu
Zope
Miss Peterson
John J. Murphy
Grand Nola
Catholic Church
Miss Gill
Washington D. C
McAndrew
C. F. Currie
Dr. McIntosh
Bakers Ferry
A. McMahen
HV. Smith
J. F. McQueen
Forbes
Mondak
L. D. McGann
McGann
Democrat
Geo. W. Wilson
Puzsling
Patrick
First Mortgage
E. R. Brownson
Dak
Bible School
Brownson
A. J. Field
R. M. Calderwood
Professor White
Leroy E. Griffith
Aid
J. D. Eston
Rold
Amindsen el
Nelson Schoolhouse
Wer Creek
E. Q. Smith
Halfpenny
the Community Project
Civic League Meeting
Forks
Eden Valley
Keltner Brothers
Claude Marah
Trenton
A Myers
Cando
N. D
Zelpha Jones
Lula Sheppard
Charley Wal Inces
Mr. Levi Bontrager
Ralph Myers
Mr. Keltners
Ray Kratzers
Jepuily
Rs. Rigdonser
Franks Sunda
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