Twin Lake and Williston Notes In 1916 Era
Local items recount visits and calls in Williston and Twin Lake. Residents like William Baker, James Beisel, M E Taylor and others appear in social visits, shopping trips, and callers. Commencement exercises are held with four graduates at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Rena Miller
Clifford McNary
Newell Allen
John L. Owings
Local social notes from Gladys area and Medicine Lake visitations
Gladys Joe Brickzin and Willie Gill hosts. A A Johnson hauled wheat to Medicine Lake on Saturday. John Haagenson in Medicine Lake and returned Monday in a new Ford. Mrs Leven Agnes Helen Lowe shopped in Gladys. Hermanson family visit from Williston. Families visit Glenova near Great Northern town building. Olga Johnson and Helen Lowe hosted a card and dance night at Jacques Seven home with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmon
W. F. Green
Louis Bestrum
E. C. Smith
Williston
Nick Hauge
Mis
Ole Rogevold
Berry Marple
Ernest
Bestrom
Constance Brackett
Thorwald Johnson
Henry Hentges
John Burke
A. F. Grimm
Twin Lake
Gladys Joe Brickzin
Maenime
Willie Gill
Martin Fier
Jaci Seven
Pretesera
Ladies Aid Society
Mra. P. Lund
A. A. Johnson
Medicine Lake
John Haagenson
Jacques Leven
Agnes
Helen Lowe
Gladys
Dollars and the Woman at the Orpheum
Ethel Clayton stars with Tom Moore in the Lubin feature Dollars and the Woman adapted from Terhune Dollars and Cents. The article notes Clayton as a refined, book-loving actress with a distinctive screen presence and describes the film’s Orpheum showing on Monday, June 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Clayton
Tom Moore
Lubin
Albert Payson Terhune
Joseph Kauffman
Miss Clayton
Evel
Clayton
Orpheum Theatre
Married at Parsonage in Willis ton
On Sunday noon May the 28th Sennor Mellor Palmer of Williston and Miss Margery Morgan of the same place were united in Holy Matrimony at the Methodist parsonage by Rev H Styles Harriss. They were accompanied by Hiram Stafford Palmer and Miss Bessie Morgan. The groom is the oldest son of W A Palmer of five miles northeast of town. the bride is from Muddy Valley Township. They will reside in Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sennor Mellor Palmer
Williston
Margery Morgan
H. Styles Harriss
Hiram Stafford Palmer
Bessie Morgan
Mr. Palmer
W. A. Palmer
Miss Morgan
Muddy Valley
Townsite Lot Sale at Fort Peck Reservation in Montana
The Secretary of the Interior directs sale of remaining townsite lots at Reserve Poplar Sprole Brockton Blair Chelsea acon Wolf Point Oswego Frazer and Milk River Montana. Reserve sale on June 15 1916 and other towns on June 9 1916 in Glasgow. Bids may be in person or by agent. no mail bids. Nonpayment forfeits sale. More details available at local post offices and depots.
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Dest of the Interior
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Montana
Fort Peck
Reserve
Poplar
Sprole
Brockton
Blair
Chelsea
Acon
Wolf Point
Oswego
Frazer
Milk River
Glasgow
Post Office
Great Northern Depot
Restaurant Fire Claims Life at Max Max
Dennis Cole died in a city restaurant fire that originated from an overheated stove in the building owned by L Prent. James Sandlie escaped after being awakened by smoke as onlookers joined in a failed rescue attempt.
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Max Max
Dennis Cole
L. Prent
James Sandlie
Prent
Cole
Bad Man Kills Hebron Homesteader Osterman
Manaan N v Fred Winters allegedly fired a single shot from a .32 revolver at Osterman near the Jack Crowley ranch outside Hebron. Osterman, 23, died instantly above the heart. Winters resisted capture before Crowley and ranch hand Costello compelled surrender. Winters, linked to gambling on the Mandan Killdeer branch, faces first degree murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manaan
N. v
Crowley
Winchester
Winters
Mandan-Killdeer
Osterman
Hancock
Minn
Reception for Miss Anna Roxby at Methodist Church
Forty ladies from the Philathes Bible class hosted a reception for Miss A Roxby at the Methodist church. The event featured a sumptuous repast and a presentation by Rev Harriss, who praised her faithful Bible teaching and wished her a happy, safe return next fall to Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathes
Methodist Church
A. Roxby
Clase
Harriss
Williston
Home Town Pride and North Dakota A G Commencement
Edgar A Guest poem opens with reflection on the home town. North Dakota Agriculture College sets commencement for June 10 to 13 with nearly fifty graduates from seven states and twenty eight communities. Festivities promise an unusually meritorious program and a large turnout of alumni and families.
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A. D
North Dakota Agriculture College
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Baford
William Baker
James Beisel
Board of Township Supervisors
M. E. Talyor
E. Taylor
A. F. Young
Marley
Satjay
Little Joy Taylor
Boyd Kline
Thea
George Gressley
Bert Gressley
Noteboom
Rogers
South Dakota
M. E. Taylor
Corne
le Roy
Nettie
Warren Holloway
C. W. McNary
Etta Noteboom
Carrie Rogers
William Dish
Dan Scott
E. Newman
Charbonneau
Jesse Ditsworth
M. E. Ladies Aid
Aid Avi Farm
Chas Akers
Marguerite
America
Mildred Corbett
Mark Wilkerson
J. P. Beisel
Clifford H. McNary
Frances Shatswell
Orian Miller
William Ritter
Floy Corbett
Bill Renville
Ovida Beisel
Agnes Welsh
Glenn Wilkerson
Zola Smithwick
Daisy Drill
J. A. Beisel
Omer Brun
Helen Scott
Donna Wilkerson
Rena F. Miller
Anna M., Peterson
Laura Bestrom
McIntosh
Silker Home
A. W. Patterson
Albert McIntosh
Earnest
Mrs. Burke
Hauge
Joe Hough
Andrew Hansen
Edith Marple
Margaret Dusell Quotile
Gwnia
Mr. Johnson
Irene Card
Frank Smith
An Hangon
Haviland
Ward Medicine Co
Mormon
Chas. Dusell
Theo Dusell
Guy Smith
Frank Kelley
Montgomery
Mr. Grimm
Ber Marples
Silker
Miss Brackett
Theola Silker
Columbia
John Lindquist
Hiawatha
Mildred
Europe
Dollars
THE
Orpheum
Peck Reservation
Williams County
Ralph Williams
Hebron
Anna Roxby
Edgar A. Guest
Williams County State Bank
Eagle Store