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Local Notables Visit as Spring to Summer Trends Shift
Local residents and officials from Trogs end Ray and surrounding areas visited the city this week on land office matters. Notables include States Attorney Braatelien and family, Miss Alice Gilbertson visiting friends, and Rev. W Knighton Bloom attending an ordination.
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Tom Burns
Trogs End
Ray
Ole Thorson
Holfland
R. R. Rutledge
O. B. Nelson
Baby
Chicago
Omaha
R. Haines
Storm Lake
H. W. Braatellen
Fago
Granite Fells
Minnesota
Pierre
McKenzie County
Geo. Wolf
Great Falls
Mont
Douglas Bell
Alice Olson
Grand Forks
Olgs Olson
J. M. Larson
A. J. Staine
S. M. Hydie
Joe Sponheim
Alexander
Alice Gilbertson
Towner
Mabel Metzger
Grand Forks County
S. M. Hydle
W. Knighton Bloom
Woburn
Foothills
Nelson- Hoflland Valley
Wm. Laughland
M. Gc, Schade
Walter Furgeson
Wn. McKay
States
Braatelien
Ambrose
Montana
R. O. Storlie
A. Norby
Resignation of Rev Hollett Ends Return Plan
The church superintendent announced Rev Hollett has handed in his resignation, meaning he will not return for a sixth year. This brings general regret among parishioners and church leaders.
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Gall
Rev
Hollett
Progressive Dinner Party Delights Williston Youths
A Monday progressive dinner traced a path from 125 East Broadway to 604 Main Street then to the Great Northern Cafe and back, with Misses Florence and Edna Wilson Mabel Osdal Cora Boyd Lorine Questia and Messrs. George Hilbish L Slyke Geo Sunderhauf Charlie Newell among the attendees.
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Williston
Samuel Boyd
East Broadway
George W. Wilson
Main Street
Great Northern Cafe
Florence
Edna Wilson
Mabel Osdal
Cora Boyd
Lorine Questia
Messrs
George Hilbish
L. T. van Slyke
Geo, Sunderhauf
Charlie Newell
Williston Couple Marian Williams and T S Becker Wed
At the home of the bride's parents in Sum merfield Ohio Marion Williams became the wife of T S Becker on July 12. The ceremony joined two well known families and they will reside in Schafer after Oct 10 in a new house on the Oftedal place. Becker is described as a leading criminal lawyer in the northwest.
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R. H. Williams
Summerfield
Ohio
Marion
T. S. Becker
Williston
John Warfield
Northwest
Becker
Schafer
Oftedal Place
Schaler
County Board Organizes in Mohall as Temporary Seat
Renville county commissioners held their first meeting at Mohall and formally organized. Mohall chosen as temporary county seat. Clifford of Mohall selected first county attorney and Peter A Carlson of Tolley chosen first county auditor. Board adjourned to Wednesday to appoint remaining officers.
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Board of County Commissioners
Renville County
Mohall
Clifford
Peter A Carlson
Tolley
Miss Alice Lebo Weds George H Wicks in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Cecil Alice Lebo granddaughter of Mr and Mrs W N Dickinson of Willis ton married George H Wicks of Cloverly Sask Canada at her grandparents home Tuesday morning July 26. Rev W Knighton Bloom officiated with only Mr and Mrs George Gilmore present. After a wedding breakfast the couple plan to reside in Cloverly Canada.
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Cecil Alice Lebo
W. N. Dickinson
George H. Wicks
Cloverly
Sask
Canada
W. Knighton Bloom
Congregational Church
George Gilmore
Wicks Jefton
Cliverly
Williston
Portal
N. D
Two New Sunday Schools Organized
Rev F S Hollett organized two Sunday schools last Sunday one in Spring Cooley twelve miles north of the city and another at Garden Valley. Spring Cooley opened at 2 p m after preaching with officers led by Mrs Williams. Garden Valley followed at 3 30 p m with about sixty attendees and a missionary program.
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F. S. Hollett
Spring Cooley
City
Garden Valley
Willams
Velva Paper Praises Willis ton Band at Merchants Meeting
The Mc Henry County Journal from Velva reports the Willis ton band performed without pay at the Retail Merchants Association meeting. Led by Prof. A Onstad, the 23 piece group impressed Mayor Byerly and attendees, with plans for a Minot concert before returning home.
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Retail Merchants Association
Velva
McHenry County Journal
Williston
Byerly
Minot
Eee Lee
Schafer School Plans New Buildings After Census
Schafer in McKenzie county advances school expansion with 730 pupils across 38 houses. A new school will be built on section 32 township 151 range 98 and another on section 31 township 150 range 96, plus a third on section 14 township 149 range 100.
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Schafer Over
McKenzie County
Jones
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