Local Notables Visited Williston on Various Tasks
Local mentions show Mercer of Buford, Harris to Minor, Shannon from Alexander, Keltner on city business, Swanson and Norheim in town, Braman from Buford, and a string of visitors for court, business, and social events. Twin girls born to S R Kallako, flowers ordered at Rather's, and a lecture next week. Nearby farms advertise loans and milk at Paris Candy Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne. Mercer
Buford
L. Harris
Wim. Shannon
Alexsander
W. W. Keltner
J. F. Fagan
Rather
Dr. Stobie
Tioga
Williston
J. Arthur Caneningham
Rawson Block
Marius Pederson
Estes
R. W. Stroud
Zed Campbell
Thiers
Andrew Noble
Paris
Sophie Harris
Minot
Ryder
E. E. Toole
Poplar
Mont
E.R. Brownson
Grand Forks
Mike Flatley
Adele Mounger
Ray
Nellie Davidson
W. 8. Long
Spring Brook
Graphic Office
Andrew Johnson
McKenzie County
Thos. McGuinness
Alexander
Williston Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Miss Lottie Whittier assisted at the laundry loft for Rugh. Several locals, including Miss Hannah Johnson of Schafer and Miss Carrie Houge from Plaza, visited Williston. The B & T Club and Ladies Aid groups met, and various residents traveled to attend business, church, or social events in nearby towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Whittier
Rugh
Hannah Johnson
Schafer
Williston
North Dakota Unites Experiment Station with Better Farming
North Dakota combine the Experiment Station and Better Farming Association creating a Better Farming Section. Thomas Cooper becomes director and leads 25 field agents integrated with the Extension Service to connect farmers with research. The move strengthens ties to the U.S. Department of Agriculture and local farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Experiment Station
North Dakota Better Farming Association
Thomas Cooper
Better Farming Association
Better Farming Section
Experiment Station
U. S. Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
State Experiment Station
Federal Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institute
The Woman and the Hog Aid Tale
A Wisconsin Governor rejects tuberculosis relief for a woman with a large family while promptly sending cholera serum to a hog with symptoms. The contrast is presented as a clear, self-explanatory story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Civil Service Exam Set For Williston Post Office Jobs
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination on February 14 in Williston North Dakota for clerk and city carrier positions at the Williston post office. Salaries range from 800 to 1 200 dollars annually with potential grade promotions. Apply using Form 1871 and instructions by February 10 to the district secretary in St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashes
Post Office
Williston
N. D
United States Civil Service Commission
Secretary of the Board of United States Civil-Service Examiners
Eighth U. S. Civil Service District
St. Paul, Minn
Vacation Club Lecture to Feature Military Girls Trio
The Commercial Club Lecture series resumes January 27 with The Military Girls in three acts as Campfire Girls in plains dress, six drummer girls, and an orchestra. Tickets at Kather's Drug Store after nine Saturday morning. Admission seventy five cents for adults and thirty five cents for children. The show promises vocal and instrumental music and strong talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kather
Black Diamond Coal Declared Best by Government Test
Williston North Dakota January 191e To coal buyers I announce I have contracted for the output of Black Diamond Mine and invite your coal business. Phone 108 168 mentioned. credit and cooperation requested. Ad by N B Ludowese.
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Williston
N. D
Willist
Pete Ever
Rene
Black Diamond
Governement Teat
N. B
Ludowese
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Minneapolis
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Pherrin School Board
George Gilmore
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A. J. Field
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Sioux City
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Pape
H. W. Braatelien
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City of Opportunity
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Burlington
Lofgren
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Wis
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George Grogan
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Cincinnatti
Ohio
New York
Miss Dennett
Field Home
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Brownson
A. L. Butler
Alva J. Fick
Butler
First Avenue East
Walker McGuiness
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C. A. Sinclair
Buckley Bros
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