Around Town Notes From Williston and Surrounding Areas
Local social column lists residents and visitors, including Mrs J Orsler Temple, E G Strong Wheelock, D D Landry Wheelock, D Ellingson Epping, Mrs A A Bradley Alexander, Louis Knutson, Mrs John J Martin Watford, Edwin Kerr Trenton, M P Montgomery Minot, Oscar Hust Bainville, Arden Lee Spring Brook, August Anderson Ray, Howard Smith Temple, F E Charlson Ray, C J Biella Epping, C Rieger family Ray, Sigurd Thompson Wheelock, Mrs T M Owings Sidney Mont, Ed Smith Temple, G G Moe Tioga, Mrs W M McBride Culbertson, E H Dahle Watford, L C Olson Plentywood, H M Pickering Trenton, Bernt Strand Hamlet, E C Carney eastern cities, A O Ringo Twin Cities, L B McFarlin Ray, Mrs Roe Rosenberg Grand Forks, William Owens Crosby court, Monrad Olson Charlson Bank cashier, F L Greene Twin Cities buying trip, E M Crouth pneumonia, F L Harvey Ray, Chris Peterson Ray, Howard Musick Great Falls, Mr Schoregge Bismarck, L C Wingate Soap Lake health, Mr Charles Winn Buford, Dr J H Dyste Farman ND, Mas Jermstad Red Cross, January Clearance Eagle Store, Hotel Dyckman Minneapolis, Miss Anna Peterson Harvey ND, Mrs J H Di Plentywood, M E Wilson Chicago, Miss Lillian Meixon Sleepy Eye MN.
Mrs A S Nicholson Dies After Illness in City
Mrs Allan S Nicholson wife of Dr A S Nicholson died after a three month illness from flu at her home. She moved here last March when her husband bought out Dr Dis tad’s practice and engaged in community work. Survived by husband, son Loran, father G A Beamish of Renville Sask, four sisters and two brothers. Funeral services at the Rodman home then burial in Seattle. Funeral notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan S. Nicholso
Niholson
Nicholson
Distad
Vancouver
L. J. Rodman
Seattle
Washington
Weather and social notes from the Webb area
The report records Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Webb and children, Don Shank with his Oregon visitors, and Ed McMillen's group at M C Webb's. J B Peppinger appears on the highway with a horseless carriage. The Painted Woods Mutual Telephone held its annual meeting at the Webb schoolhouse, electing M C Webb, J B Peppinger, A A Greaves, E G Webb and C B Peterson as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Webb
M. C. Webbs
Don Shank
Oregon
Frank Shanks
Ed McMillen
Netlie
Johnny
M. C. Webb
J. B. Peppinger
Neck of the Woods
Painted Woods Mutual Telephone
Webbs School
A. A. Greaves
E. G. Webb
C. B. Peterson
Social Evening Notices From Local Homes This Week
Mrs. John A. Corbett hosted guests in honor of her visiting Stanley-born parents. P C Hamre entertained about twelve guests at the Hamre home on Second Ave East for dinner. Mrs E C Carney hosted cards and young ladies with lunch afterward. Mrs A F Burk entertained twelve ladies on Third Ave East with cards and lunch. Mrs Brownson hosted a Friday card party for about ten ladies with luncheon. Dr Hagen hosted twelve ladies for a theatre party and Creaser's Drug Store provided lunch. Tioga High vs Williston High basketball set for Friday at the high school gym. Mrs George Leonhardy entertained several friends Tuesday evening with cards and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Corbett
Mr. Corbett
Stanley
E. C. Carney
Carney
Burks
A. F. Burk
Hme
Third Ave. East
Tioga High School
Williston High School
Leonhardys
George Leonhardy
Leonhardy
Pinky Daintiness Brings Patriotism to Desert Florals
A light hearted note on summer fashion features a pink and sky blue flower design set on white with a pale satin waist band. The piece mentions patriotic touches linked to wartime sentiment and a recent Palm Beach parade-inspired influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
Inside Bath Remedy Promises Health and Fresh Look
A health note extols an inside bath of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels improves appearance and prevents illness, urging readers to buy two quarter pounds of limestone phosphate for daily use.
Suffragists Open in World Affairs Campaign
American suffragists are waging an international campaign. Mrs Norman R White House has sailed for the peace conference where she will distribute propaganda. Formerly Mrs Whitehouse was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman R. Whitehouse
Whitehouse
Entertains for Mrs Cooper at Mrs Jacksons Home
Mrs J W Jackson entertained several lady friends last Thursday in honor of visiting Mrs James Cooper. A social gathering featured a pleasant afternoon with tea and friendly conversation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. A. Bradley
Alexander
Louis Knutson
John J. Martin
Watford
Edwin Kerr
Trenton
M. P. Montgomery
Minot
Oscar O. Hust
Bainville
Arden Lee
Spring Brook
August Anderson
Ray
Howard Smith
Temple
F. E. Charlson
Williston
C. J. Biella
Epping
Co. C
Sigurd Thompson of
Wheelock
T. M. Owings
Sidney Mont
City
Ed. Smith
G. G. Moe
Tioga
E. H. Dahle
L. C. Olson
Plenty
Wood
Bernt C. Strand
Hamlet
A. O. Ringo
Twin Cities
L. B. McFarlin
Roe Rosenberg
Grand Forks
Sam Greengard
William G. Owens
Crosby
Monrad Olson
Farmers Bank
Charlson
F. L. Greene
E. M. Crouth
F. L. Harvey
Chris Peterson
Howard Musick
Great Falls
Mr. Schoregge
Bismarck
L. C. Wingate
Soap Lake
Charles Winn
Buford
J. H. Dyste
Juliet
Farman, N. D
Rev. Natwick
Mas Jermstad
American Red Cross
France
Eagle
Minneapolis
Dyckman
Anna Peterson
Harvey
N. D
California
J. H. di of
Plentywood
Zahl
Hoffman
Wiliam Freeman
M. E. Wilson
Chicago
Williams County State Bank
Lillian Meixon
Hedderichs
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Valley City
H. G. Arnsdorf
Secy
State Board Education
Wiliams Couty
Annie McCradie, Co
Willston
N. Dak
R. C. Snook
J. P. Peppinger
Webb
J. B. Pippingers
Mr. Pippinger
A. A. Greava
Mrs. Carney
Pinky
Voises
U. S
Uncle Sam
James H. Rogers
Hyattsville
Rogera
Barlia
Paris
Rowe
Wolperts
G. W. Wolpert
N. D. Agri. College
Father
Auspices
Williston Lodge
Myrtle McKenna
Ruth Asbury
June McChesney
Dorothy Tart
Vivian Townsend
Joseph Mendroe
Erwin K. Bruegger
Robert Heffernan
Coleman J. Barry
Wm. J. Bannitz
John Nolan
Theodora Slater
Ramona Herman
T. V. Settle
E. E. Hanyon
Onstad
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