Local visitors and shoppers frequent Williston area
A flood of short notes lists E L Pavleon, Cora Rud, Mrs J M McCutcheon, and others visiting Williston for business or social reasons this week. Several out of town guests from Montana and North Dakota are noted, with calls to Olson's Studio for photos and local shopping and travel updates. The items mix travel, shopping, and wartime-era employment moves, ending with classified ads for a salesman position and car sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Pavleon
Stanley
Cora Rud
Arnegard
John McKennan
Drake
H. E. Stack
F. P. Schell
Corinth
R. A. Clark
Ray
Olson
J. M. McCutcheon
Alexander
B. M. Peterson
Fairview
Mont
Mae McNeil
Homestead
Chas. L. Bishop
T. C. Hutchinson
Williston
Mr. Bishop
Winona
Minn
John Elvrom
Minot
Overland
O. E. Krone
Overland Garage
Apt
Amil Forseth
Oaks
N. D
Greengard
Forseth
Pioneer Resident Bertha Field Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Bertha Olive Dunn Field born Kasota Minnesota January 22 1863 died July 6 1918 at her daughter Mrs Norman Dickeys home after a brief illness from heart failure She married J Charles Field March 8 1885 at Kasota later moving to Williston Where they resided seven children were born four survive Ethel Dickey Elsie Panger Esther Kuboske and Herbert Field The family includes a sister Amelia Deitz of Sherwood Oregon Funeral services were held at the Dickey home conducted by Rev Hitchcock Interment Riverview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Olive (Dunn) Field
Kasota
Minn
Norman Dickey
J. Charles Field
Williston
Ethel A. Dickey
Elsie L. Panger
Esther L. Kuboske
Herbert Field
Willston
Fargo
The
Agricultural College
Field
Amelia Deitz
Sherwood
Oregon
7Th Day Advent Church
Hitchcock
Riverview Cemetery
Upton Speaks at Williston County Picnic
Upton accepts invitation to speak at Williams county annual picnic July 13 at the experiment station in Williston. Recommended by Red Cross Secretary Oliver, he offers a fresh line of talk based on firsthand France experience. Curran Wilbur says his Page talk drew praise and raised over three thousand dollars for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Upton
Williams County
Williston
Upton
Oliver
Red Cross
France
England
Souris
Harry Curran Wilbur
North Dakota
Brother of W. O. Hollar Dies in Muskegon
W O Hollar received word Wednesday evening of the death of his brother H J Hollar in Muskegon Michigan on July 10. The community extends sympathy to W O Hollar in this time of bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Ear
Hollar
H. J. Hollar
Muskegon
Mich
W. O. Hollar
Unskilled Laborers Sought by Post Office in Williston
The Williston Post Office advertises examinations for unskilled laborers to fill the custodian post. From July 10 to July 20, the test is open to non citizens allied with the United States, though certification favors U.S. citizens when available. Salary is $600 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
U. S
United States
McCutcheon Sentenced for Burglary in Williston
Jim McCutcheon who tapped the till in the Newman and Gullickson garage at Watford pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree. Judge Frank Fisk sentenced him in Williston last Friday to serve two and one half years in the state penitentiary. Fargo reports that at least 45 more men will join the army vocational training school at North Dakota Agricultural College next month, bringing total trainees to 210.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McCutcheon
Newman and Gullickson
Watford
Frank Fisk
Williston
State
Stage and Screen At The Lyric In Williston
The Lyric presents a diverse film week with Over The Top continuing in serial form. June Elvidge stars in A Woman of Redemption with Fatty Arbuckle, Douglas Fairbanks Reach ing for the Moon and J Stuart Blackton The Judgment House. Also featured are The Bell Boy The Silent Man and newsreels. At the Orpheum Fatty Arbuckle Chaplin Margarita Fischer and Miss De Luxe Annie headline as Norma Talmage stars. A generous schedule follows through next week with My Four Years in Germany on Friday and Saturday. Potatoes donated to local Red Cross chapter by Wm O Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Graphic
Elvidge
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Iatage
J. Stuart Blackton
Gilbert Parker
Hearst Pathe
William
Hart
Artcraft
Thomas H. Ince
Williston
Orpheum
Fatty” Arbuckie
Chas. Chaplin
Chaplin
Margarita Fischer
Jackie
Navy
Norma Talmage
Saturday Evening Post
Edward Clark
Miss Talmage
Keen
Margery Wilson
Mr. Keenan
James W. Gerard
Germany
Less Meat If Back And Kidneys Hurt
The note suggests reducing meat to ease back and kidney pain. It claims meat acid affects kidneys, causing sluggish digestion, backaches, and stomach distress. It presents as a folk medical tip without clear sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duces
Renee Ermal
Obituary Josephine Armstrong, Typhoid Fight Ended
Josephine Armstrong, twelve year old daughter of Nurse Armstrong, died at her home on Wednesday July 10 after a spring illness of typhoid fever. The death was sudden to those who knew her. funeral plans are not yet set and more details will be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Armstrong
Armstrong
Josephine
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Henry Alx
W. C. Rawson
L. J. Rodman
Max
P. P. Campbell
P. E. Brye
Charbonneau
E. W .Hall
A. D. Gemberling
Lily Ellingson
Epping
L. C. Wingate
Sidney, Mont
C. F. Peterson
O. E. Lindsay
Plentywood
George Rube
Hanks
W. E. Byerly
Velva
Braaten
Thea
White Earth
Fortune Martineau
Turtle Mountains
D. G. Gustafson
Orson
St. Paul
Thea. Braaten
Ever
Dred Trumbo
Rve
Asker's Business College
Grand Forks
N. Dak
Henry Scheddegger
Alta Renn
M. Custer
Antelope
Great Northern
B. J. Schoregge
Williams County State Bank
Bismarck
W. A. Palmer and Son
Auto
Minnesota
Lakes
Jesse Greer
Roberta
Minneapolis
Mrs. Greer
C. V. Olson
Hillsboro
Leo Kuboske
Washington
N. D. Staple
Gillett
Carlin Bldg
Cleveland
Arthur Guy Empey
Empey
Fatty Roscoe Arbuckle
Judgment House
Mr. Blackton
Thursand
William S. Hart
Chas
P. O. Dept
McCutcheon
Wm. O'Neill
Great Falls
Firet
New York City
Williston State Bank
Simon Westby
S.M. Hydle
Broadway
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