Around Town Notes From Williston Area News
Various residents and visitors are listed with brief notes. A. H. Chisholm of Arnegard transacted business in Williston on Wednesday. Frank Kelly, a master at Marine, visited in the area. Shoppers in Minneapolis find Hotel Dyckman convenient for stores. Several residents visited Williston last week, including Corma Sweetman of Lake side Montana and others. People travel to Minot Fargo Bismarck and Seattle for work, education, and travel. Announcements include a church supper, an apron and overalls dance, billiards prizes at Arcade Billiard Hall, and funeral plans for Sam Ellingson. Family and bank officials are noted in health trips and appointments. School and church events with staff and visitors are mentioned.
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Frank Kelly
Mariness
Minneapolis
Dyckman
Corma Sweetman
Lakeside
Montana
Williston
Net Sticlenay
Congregational Church
A. Michellc
J. C. Penney Co
Minot
F. H. Smith
California
Francis Sharp
Theeiny
Fargo
Asker Business College
Coer and
Herman
Party Honors Mrs Burwell in Cot tonwood Visit
A social gathering was hosted by Mrs Stice and Mrs Stroud at the G A Stice home to honor Mrs H Burwell of Cottonwood Mont who is visiting her daughter Mrs T C Hutchinson. Cards and dancing followed by lunch marked the evening.
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Burwell
G. A. Stice
A Risky Business and a Farm Mystery Story
A bank cashier plots borrowing funds amid market hopes while a farming tale warns of farm mishaps. A good mare and a colt’s growth end tragically under a log, illustrating rural hazards and hard lessons faced by honest workers.
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Istance
Early farmer narrator frames rural season in vivid terms
The notice notes church services from First Lutheran and English Lutheran. English Lutheran invites reception of new members and communion at 10 30 A M with Sunday School. Pastor C J Ferster promises a welcoming congregation with 7 30 P M preaching.
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C. J. Ferster
Drowned Man’s Hidden Bonds Link to Liberty Investments
Papers found in a New York camp reveal Edwin Coolbaugh drowned on Little Sebago lake hid $11 000 in bonds and $45 in currency. Private records show he invested $20 000 in Liberty bonds. Federal inquiry followed his German descent admission but found no grounds for suspicion. An irregular will left most of his estate to fiancee Helen Morrison of New York.
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Gray
Edwin Coolbaugh
New York
Little Sebago Lake
Coolbaugh
Milwaukee
Helen Morrison
Library notes highlight plays and league studies in print
The column notes publisher releases of Earl Carroll era plays and Echoes of the War. It lists A League of Nations handbooks by H. W. Wilson Company and a League to Enforce Peace volume on a postwar world order. Also featured are What to do for Uncle Sam for younger readers and The Great Sioux Trail by Altsheler for older boys.
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Maude Adams
Quality Street
William Gillette
Crichton
H. W. Wilson Company
League
League of Nations
Germany
Uncle Sam
Altsheler
cOW CREEK Social Notes Recap of Visits and Card Party
Mrs. John Quamme was reported very sick. Otto Hintz called at Pete Rasmussen's Friday. Theodore Kruger called at Bert Aspland's Sunday morning. Morgan visited H. C. Kaetzel's Saturday. Charley Aspland began work for Martin Jensen. Charley Robinson visited H. C. Kaetzel's Sunday. John Kulseth and Pete Ogleum traveled to the city of Opportunity Saturday. John Albrecht called at Pete Rasmussen's. Carl Stenson and mother visited Friday. Phyllis Aspland toured the Zein store Saturday then stopped by Mrs. Johnson on the way home. Frank Williams, Wm. Morgan and H. C. Kaetzel spent Saturday night with Pete Rasmussen and one Sites. A card party was held at Bert Aspland's Thursday night for his birthday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams and son Lennis, Cyrus Sites, H. C. Kaetzel, Fred Kruger, Pete Ogleum and John Kulseth attending.
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John Quamme
Otto Hintz
Pete Rasmussen
Theodore Kruger
Bert Aspland
M. Morgan
H. C. Kaetzel
Chas
Aspland
Martin Jensen
Charley Robinson
Mussen
Phyllis Aspland
Zein
Jover
Norman Johnson
Frank Williams
Wm. Morgan
One
Mr. Aspland
Lennis
Cyrus Sites
Fred Kruger
Pete Ogleum
John Kulseth
Herbert Johnson Auctioneer advertises stock sale specialty
Herbert Johnson of Williston North Dakota promotes stock sales as a specialty with the slogan See Me Early For Dates. The equity line invites readers to contact via phone 546 W at his expense and positions him as an auctioneer in the area.
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Williston N. Dak
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Gordon Phillips
Naval
Great Lakes
John Snyder
Army Life
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Ray
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P. C. Hamre
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Chicago
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
Ole Lesterberg
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David
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Rome
America
International Institute of Agriculture
Crop Report Fair
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George
My Twick
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Library Notes
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Herbert Johnson
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