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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
3
The fragment notes widths listed as 4 5 6 and 8 feet. It appears as part of a larger specification or measurement note, with no full context provided to determine the item or its purpose.
Vern Bostwick of Culbertson visited Tuesday. Mrs J Howard sold her West Lawn property for 01750. Mr and Mrs George Newton visited Chicago. Ole Nygaard returned from Canada and joined the reclamation service. Fred Southard and L Olson toured the county and nearby towns. Ole Skratias of the Great Northern spent time settling Missouri river line arrangements. Great Northern improves Main street sidewalk to the depot. Dr F H Van Dyke and Mrs Van Dyke returned from a two month eastern trip. Rev E S Shaw of Minot spoke at the Congregational church. Mrs W B Overson and Mrs C R Modie hosted a dancing party in honor of guests Mrs F A Grimes and two daughters and Miss Tarbox.
A list of committees appointed for the editorial association meeting on August 5 and 6 includes Arrangements chaired by R D Sutherland and A R Farries with J A Corbett and B G Whitehead. Other groups cover Reception Invitation Home Entertainment Amusement and Finance with named members.
Rev. W Stavanger installed a week ago at Mormon Gambetta and East Fork. The United Lutheran church plans two new buildings this summer with a basement, six feet underground, large kitchen and auditorium, sewer, city water and electric lights. St Paul congregation near Williston to raise a frame church. construction to begin soon. Services held in court house Sundays. pastor offers classical instruction for youth. Optical specialist D D Sullivan of Fargo to visit July 22-23. eye tests and glasses at Great Northern Hotel.
Solomon A. Harter died Tuesday afternoon in this city after a period of illness from cancer. Born in Ohio March 31 1857 he was 53. He leaves a wife four daughters and two sons. Harter homesteaded fourteen miles north of Ray after coming to this country seven years ago. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church this morning at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev Hollett.
A Williston event announces the John H. Sparks World Famous Shows touring Saturday July 23. The piece promises aerial riders in diaphanous costumes, trained elephants, contortionists, acrobats, and a clown act, asserting the show’s high quality and novelty. Local note mentions Bovey Shute Lumber Co. supplying fence posts.
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