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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
3
Rural Williams County reports residents visiting neighbors in Garden Valley Williston and Veederburg. social events include dances farm meetings and church planning with many names and places cited as families discuss sales crops and a coming Rag Ball at Rose Hill school.
The piece argues that true tailoring combines selecting designing and fitting to create clothes that suit an individual character. It claims some tailors produce better garments, and stresses their claim to make clothes fit the customer rather than forcing the customer to fit the clothes. It invites readers to trust their experts for tailored service.
Marmon notes host to Mr and Mrs A Hoffer last Sunday while Earl Dusell plans winter work nearby. Williston visitors include Mies Gilbertson and Miss Philips guiding Twin Lake pupils Mariel Dusell and Wyatt Silker toward teaching exams. Florence May born January 16 to Mr and Mrs Harry Mattern with A M Hoffer assisting, Albert Raber recovering from pneumonia with Dr Distad attending.
We are having some winter weather now. Numerous locals visit and call on neighbors including Levi Bontrager, Claude McCoy, and Ben Franks. A baby girl arrived January 25 to Abran and J M Kauffman. Extended families gather for meals and Sunday visits as anniversaries of Keltners and Franks are celebrated.
Joe Gromatka has been ill with a cold this past week. G Tmohersteg and B C Keihl marketed produce in Williston this week. Mr and Mrs Noah Short and a family called at A C Wagenmans on Sunday. Christian Blankenship sold Plymouth Rock chickens in Williston Saturday. The Missouri Ridge Farmers Club held its first annual meeting on Thursday January 21 with Mr and Mrs C A Wicks and Mrs R T Wicks in attendance.
A near future wedding to be held by Robt. Collings is announced along with various local notes. Mrs. Al Panger and Mrs. W. B. Fowers expect visitors from Wisconsin. Jacob Vance and Elizabeth Dithmer visited from the North Side. Wilbur Agricultural clubs held their first annual meeting with officers elected, including Armitage as vice president.
Mr and Mrs L L Hilde visited relatives here last week R Thompson was a Williston visitor prior Week Willie Hanson went to Ray for dental work John Siverson took No 4 to the Twin Cities for a two weeks visit Chas Woodfill returned from the Twin Cities two weeks visit Dance Saturday evening was poorly attended due to cold weather Mrs Clara Moe and father arrived from Leeds NC for a visit in McKenzie county Miss Anna Thompson visiting from Dundas Minnesota Mrs Anne K Helling and son Clarence went to Williston for dental work Mr and Mrs Wm Raymond attended the dedication of the Elks Home in Williston G A Lindgren enjoyed a sleigh ride to Brooklyn Center for a Panama Canal lecture Attendees at court included Inda Eggleston Henry Erickson C C Clauson Fred Borkenhagen D D Landry Wm Geray Wm Raymond Ole Hilde John Dahl Word received of Ells Johnson and Joe Stepneck marriage Petjour of Ings 1 mother visiting and will return home Paul Paulson and Miss Bessie Dithmere married at Veznia home January 27 Rev Theo Hokenstad conducted baptism for six weeks old baby at Blore family home Ladies group elected officers Recent attendees listed with names Albert Zimmerman helped Raymond Messler haul day Saturday Dr over to Geltz’s Claude Marsh and Albert Zimmerman skating on the roller rink last week Oscar Little and Herbert Brown hunting horses Saturday
An emergency bulletin warns kerosene is deadly when poured into stoves. Reports show many fatal burns and explosions. coroner notices urge caution. It advises pouring kerosene on kindling before ignition and highlights the high heat and flammability risks.
A Missouri resident dies possessed of seventeen males and three sons and leaves a will dividing mules by fractions. The plan fails with five mules, so he unites one of his to make eighteen. The elder receives nine, the next six, and the youngest two, via one half one third and one ninth of eighteen.
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