Visiting locals and travels around Williston area
Local notes list Mrs G Newton and children visiting relatives Dr Mary Goldschlager travels to Miles City Miss Dora Marcoux and others visiting friends in town many residents and visitors from Kenmare Bottineau Plentywood and Fargo attend gatherings races and vacations. auto trips to Duluth Regina and Yellow Stone noted. several births and family news plus sales ads and small notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Goldschlager
Miles City
Montana
Dora Marcoux
Tioga
Mabel Greengard
Miller
Minot
la Berges
B. J. Schoregge
Fargo
B. J. Rosenberg
Kenmare
W. A. Garrison
G. B. Metzger
Minneapolis
Thora Bratton
Plentywood
Mont
L. B. McFarland
C. Peterson
Rutledge Home
Gladys Vicon
Julia Linberg
Bottineau
W. Husebye
MISSOURI RIDGE COMMUNITY NOTES UPDATE
Mrs. E A Howe visited Ep ping residents while George and Mary Wagenman stayed with grandparents in Muddy Valley. Aleck Lind family visited A C Wagenman and Miss Titus seeks medical care in Rochester. Ice cream social at Missouri Ridge School House supports minister salary. Various locals like Chester Ashwill, Roy Ashwill, and the Browne Nix sisters attend gatherings. Misses Pearl Myrtle Clark and visitors from Minneapolis also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Howe
Mary King
Thomas King
Epping
George
Mary Wagenman
Jonathan Wagenman
Muddy Valley
Aleck Lind
A. C. Wagenman
Marie Titus
Rochester
Minnesota
Mary Browning
Spokane
Washington
IT. C. Blankenship
Missouri Ridge
Chester Ashwill
Davidson Farm
Williston
B. C. Keible
Pearl
Myrtle Clark
Gramatkas
Margaret Browne
Frances Nix
Minneapolis
Tailorgram No 12 Promotes Tailored Wool Clothes
The message urges readers that clothing influences prosperity and aspirations. It touts tailor-made wool garments, individually cut and hand-tailored, claiming they are the best available and urging customers to choose the best the shop makes.
Maurice Gibout Exclusive Tailor Heffernan Building
Maurice Gibout operates an exclusive tailor shop located in the Heffernan Building on West Second Street, just around the corner from Main, offering bespoke garments and alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heffernan Bldg
W. Second Street
Main
Distant War News Mixed With Local Events At Williston
Dr W G Morris and Dr Jones traveled to Dickinson for army medical exams and faced a rowdy welcome at Grassy Buttes with several injuries among cowpunchers. The party enjoyed Victrola music on a patriotic decor filled porch before a midnight two course lunch and red white blue decorations. The page also contains real estate notices and public notices including an auction of Paul Vining property, grain and produce prices, and court summons in Williams County North Dakota with legal actions against M Mary and a cash feed case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Morris
Dickinson
Watford
Jones
Williston
Grassy Buttes
Harriet Freeman
Muriel Hawley
Fargo Forum
Suenife
State of
North Dakota
Williams
Kinsella
Paul Vining
Eleventh Judicial District Court
Wilton
Aard County
Matinty
Pitteen
Axel Strom
Sherif
Williams’ Co
N. D
Robert R. Rutledge
B. Goss
Cesular Farm
Twelve Mile
Truax
Missouri River
Rand
Missouri
Range
N. Dak
Renounty
Winame
Justice Court
N. B. Ludow Wene
Justica of the Peace
RW. Hunter
August Jens
Cox Partners
Plainttica
M. Maray
Ummona
Williams County
Justice of the Peace
Ludower Williams County
N. da
Black Trail Plan Faces Local Opposition and Debate
G B Wolf of the Auto Trail Blazing Association says Killdeer citizens favor routing the Black Trail through the Killdeer mountains national park, diverting from Watford City to Killdeer via Grassy Butte. Watford City businessmen oppose changes that hurt Mary and Grassy Butte, arguing Grassy Butte road serves fifty farmers to one. A compromise or northern cut off near Grassy Butte is considered. Wolf plans another inquiry. Also, Miss Gladys Hawley hosted a dancing party for guest Miss Nina Townsend of Williston at the Hawley home 918 Sixth Street South. ten couples attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watford
G. B. Wolf
Auto Trail Blazing Association of
Minneapolis
Dickinson
Williston
Hawley
Sixth Street South
Gladys Hawley
Nina Townsend
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lional ME
Esther Rawitcher
Powers Lake
Cora Brunswold
Sophia Harris
Bessie Rosenberg
W. Curtis
J. L. Townsend
A. E. McGaw
Scobey
H. Ronsella
Ohio
Ruth Greengard
Chicago
Miss Rosenbloom
Mrs
Henry Greengard
Bill Abrass
Joe Rubenstein
Mrs. Grover Johnson
Alexander
City
Phil Butler
Mrs. Wolf VonEida
Indiana
Thad Uhlman
Crosby, N. Dak
Jennie Belle Miller
Kalispel, Mont
John Hogan
Albin Christenson
Fortune Martineau
Fishe Lake
T. B. Kellogg
F. W. Watson
Janet
Antigo, Wis
Uhlman Ranch
John C. Smith
Milwaukee
Co. M. Williams
Truman Williams
White Earth
Brownson
T. C. Hutchinson
T. C
A. Kassis
Julia
Mary
Tom
A. J. Kassis
Moose Jaw
Canada
John L. Hagen
Esther
John Gilbert
Duluth
Elgin
O. E. Distad
A. E
Yellowstone National Park
C.J. Garner
Rush City
Paul Peterson
Will Broderick
John Overson
Regina
Sask
Mr. Broderick
Mr. Overson
Hedderick’s
L. V. Coulter
H. W. Stockman
Alamo
Ford
Mr. Coulter
C. L. Hagen
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Hagen
Carl H. Krelsal
Smith's Jewelry
Maud Wine
Elkh, Ind
M. S. Philips
E. M. Crouch
Twin Cities
John McMillan
Bruegger
Williston Opportunes
Nashua
Grenora
Brinsmade
Downstate
Bath
3Rd Ave. E
Sth St. Ask Chas
Maurice Gibout
Peoples Exchange
Rock Spring
Logan
Williston Bottling Works
West Broadway
State Fair
NEA Lcimwly
Katherine Stinson
Nick Ee
the Auto Mart Company
Maxwell
Williston, North Dakota
Hupmobile
Maxwell—Dort
Edward Teigen
Kassis Block
Broadway
Grassy Butte
Miss Townsend
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