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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
3
A memorial verse laments a sudden loss, praising the deceased as a beautiful soul now at rest. The message recalls God’s care for the bereaved, with comfort offered to friends and family through faith and prayer.
Saturday and Sunday social events are recapped with dances sleigh rides and literary nights. Neighbors Mrs D F Landis is mourned. Local visits include Nelsen Beatt and McGrath families. A Wild Rose school dance with cake or sandwiches 50 cent admission and a 35 dollar store prize funds teacher chairs.
D. D. Wartenbe purchased the Nor by sawmill on the south side and will begin sawing lumber Tuesday. A Butte lawyer conducted business here last week. Wa. Jansen, McKenzie county official, traded at Nelson store Sunday. Dick Landers hauled seed corn to Ray Saturday. Fred W. Smith and H. T. Omstead bought a horse from C. O. Westcott Sunday. The local barber will relocate to Nelson store Saturdays for shaves.
A public invitation to a ball at the Marmon hall draws broad attendance. The notice emphasizes a welcoming event for all residents and highlights the venue as the gathering spot.
Local residents from Williston, Gladys, Bonetraill, Gambetta and Manger attended a Friday dance. Visitors included John Newman and Mildred Brooks was reported ill. Several residents made business trips, visits, or planned travels to Minneapolis and Ogden during the week.
The Choral society rehearses Haydns The Creation for the May festival likely with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. Valley City secures Dr Ludwig Wallner and Conrad Sos for concerts in the normal auditorium. The Young Men's Christian Association held a large meeting on Brotherhood and plans a stag party. The Normal Board considers mandatory medical exams for students. Madame Sembrich praised Valley City on her western tour. The normal orchestra aids daily chapel services under Prof Froysoo. M W Barnes former penmanship instructor died of pneumonia. Faculty members will act in A Batchelor Dream staged by Congregational Brotherhood.
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