Lectures by Dr John P D John in Williston
Green castle Indiana noted lecturer Dr John P D John will give two Williston talks at the M E church Friday on The Three L s of the New Era and Saturday on The Worth of a Man The Lansing State Republican lauds the second talk as a rich feast of eloquence and philosophy with packed rooms Seats, once reserved, will be affordable for all.
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John P. D. John
Greencastle
Ind
Williston
M. E. Church
John
Lansing
Mich
Republican
Parcel Shower for Miss Agnes Schwartz Surprise
A number of young ladies hosted a parcel shower for Miss Agnes Schwartz Monday evening at the home of Mrs. H. E. Foley. Guests arrived with parcels and presented gifts to the bride to be. Refreshments were served and the event was a complete surprise.
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Agnes Schwartz
H. E. Foley
Miss Schwartz
Mrs. Foley
Indies
Saint Peters Sunday School to Attend Midday Service
On Sunday at 11 o clock the St Peters Sunday school children will attend the midday service. Senior scholars join the procession with the choir. Adolph Bessie acts as crucifer and sitsar. The curate publicly examines the children in the Catechism of the Holy Communion. The service is fully choral and follows a fixed order. A store bargain is advertised with value when well promoted.
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St. Peters
Adolph Bessie
Holy Communion
Williston Defeats Culbertson in Nine to Three Exhibition
In a strong National game exhibition Williston beat Culbertson nine to three. Murphy hit a three bagger with two on to drive in two in the second inning and scored later. Culbertson fought back to two runs in the third and added one in the eighth. Harvey pitched well for Williston and Slette relieved Ike Slette pitched steadily after a rough first.
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Williston
Culbertson
Murphy
Williston Boys
Smith
Ike Slette
Slette
Harvey
Local Pair Weds in City Ceremony at Parish
Miss Agnes M. Schwartz and Mr. Albert C. Hopke wed Wednesday morning June 21 at eleven in Rev Father O Neil parish. Attendants Miss Anna Schwartz and W W Miller. The groom is a Poplar Montana hardware merchant. They will visit Minnesota relatives and reside in Poplar after August 10.
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Agnes M. Schwartz
Albert C. Hopke
Poplar
Mont
Father O'Neil
Anna Schwartz
Royalton
Minn
W. W. Miller
Mies Schwartz
Hopke
Crookston
Banker C H Ross Dies in Minneapolis
R D Sutherland received a wire Saturday morning announcing the death of C H Ross in Minneapolis. Ross was a member of the Ross and Davidson banking firm and partner in the First Nations Bank of this city. He was a widely known financier in the northwest and the firm owned banks across the region. Mr Sutherland, who lived with the Ross family, was shocked by the sudden news.
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R. D. Sutherland
C. H. Ross
Minneapolis
Ross & Davidson
Bankers
First Nations Bank
Ross
Northwest
Great North- West
Mr. Sutherland
Mr. Ross
Westlawn Lutheran notices for June activities
Westlawn Lutheran Services next Sunday evening at 8. De Anges Vel hold their business meeting Wednesday June 28 at 8. The Ladies Aid meet with Mrs. A B Larson Thursday June 29 in the afternoon at 803 7th Avenue West. Sunday school at 10 15 am. J B Falkanger, Pastor.
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de Anges Vel
Ladies Aid
A. B. Larson
7Th Avenue West
A Letter Home From the West in James Foley’s Verse
The writer expresses longing for the freedom and vast beauty of the Dakota prairies. He contrasts East life with Dakota’s expanses, praising the soil, toil, and independent spirit. The poem frames home, faith, and national pride through prairie imagery and nostalgia.
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Dakota
Prairies
Co operative Butter Factory to Be Reorganized as Cooperative
E A Sharp announces converting the ice cream and butter factory into a cooperative, offering stock totaling 9250 dollars with portions already spoken for. Under the plan shareholders elect directors and managers and the company will own the factory premises.
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E. A. Sharp
Lodge Class in A O O W Initiation Warmed Fraternal Circles
The AOO W lodge held a large initiation last Friday with old and new members present. Deputy Lt. Leifer received a watch fob as a prize, followed by dining and speeches as new members were named: Dr. H G Windell, J W Disney, W Cross, J C Field, G Lakes, J O Seibert, and others.
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Leifer
Dr. H. GC. Windell
J. W. Disney
W. Cross
J. C. Field
G. Lakes
J. O. Seibert
Geo. Bubler
8. E. Vanderhaus
C. J. Henrikson
C. W. Newton
C. Lytle
W. Simmons
H. Busch
A. Raulston
N. Nelson
H. Cross
H. Burnham
A. Skogan
A. B. Lenion
R. V. Cross
On Farm Loan Terms Offered by KE and Carney
Farmers urged to review favorable loan terms presented by KE and Carney aimed at agricultural ventures. Details suggest competitive rates and flexible repayment options for on farm improvements and operating costs.
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KE. U. Carney & Me
Change in Schedule for Minnesota tour to Helena
The Minnesota State Automobile association updates the big run from Minneapolis to Helena for July. The trip no longer includes an overnight in Williston with Charles Harrington’s plan. tourists will arrive in Williston at noon on July 25. The revised log lists daily legs with distances and arrival times from July 20 to July 28, totaling 245.9 miles.
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Minnesota
Automobile
Minnesota State Automobile Association
Twin Cities
Helena
Williston
Charles Harrington
Minneapolis
St. Cloud
Livesere
Alexandria
Barnesville
Fargo
N.D
Grand Forks
Devils Lake
Morn
Rugby Or Towner
Berthold
Culbertson
Mont
Matthews family heads to Portland for extended visit
Mr and Mrs R C Matthews and their two boys left last week for Portland Oregon to visit the two older sons for a couple of months.
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R. C. Matthews
Portland
Oregon
United Picnic a Great Sunday School Event
The Sunday school picnic at H. V. Smith farm ten miles north of the city drew about 466 attendees despite hot weather. Wild Rose Pleasant View Palmer Garden Valley and Spring Coulee sent male and mixed quartets. Rev Hollett chaired and spoke. Shade was provided by trees and large canvas covers, and people traveled from miles around to enjoy the day.
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United Sunday School
H. V. Smith
Wild Rose
Pleasant View
Palmer
Garden Valley
Spring Coulee
Hollett
School Election Favors Heffer Nan After Tight Vote
In a spirited city election held Tuesday John Heffer Nan won over John Corbett by twelve votes. A total of four hundred fifty four ballots were cast for the single three year term seat.
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John Heffernan
John Corbett
Contractor Borsheim lands Botton residence project
Martin Borsheim secured the contract to build a fine new residence for N. Botton. The house is planned to cost from 4500 to 5000 dollars, and though not the lowest bid, the selection reflects Borsheim's solid reputation as a contractor.
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Martin Borsheim
N. Botton
Botton
Borsheim
Sunday School Entertained After Rain Soaked Picnic
The Episcopal Sunday school could not picnic at the grove due to rain. Mrs George Grogan hosted the children at her residence where lemonade supplied by Mr Ben G Whitehead refreshed many thirsty mouths. Parish ladies aided in games and the afternoon was enjoyed by all present.
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Episcopal Sunday School
Commercial club elects six directors at Tuesday meeting
The Commercial club session Tuesday elected directors M. J. Borden W. S. Davidson Wm Owens F P Bergman G B Metzger and A O Anderson. Directors to meet later to select president secretary and treasurer. A Nasner farm team ran away Saturday noon striking a telephone pole and the wagon was badly wrecked.
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Commercial Club
M. J. Borden
W. S. Davidson
Wm. Owens
F. P. Bergman
G. B. Metzger
A. O. Anderson
Frank Nasner
Miss Margaret Hagan Heads to Chicago with Mother
Miss Margaret Hagan left Monday for Chicago to meet her mother visiting from Canada. She will accompany her mother to the city and visit for several weeks.
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Margaret Hagan
Chicago
Canady
Miss Hagan
Record Import of Flax Seed Breaks Yearly Highs
U S reports 1911 ten month flax seed imports valued at 81 million bushels totaling about 20 million dollars. Argentina, Canada, and Belgium supply most seed while the crop failure in Minnesota and the Dakotas drives imports up.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Argentina
United States
Canada
British East Indies
Belgium
Germany
France
Bureau of Statisttics
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Fall Round Up shown at Star theater this week
The Star will feature moving pictures of The Fall Round Up on Friday and Saturday. Cowboys herd ten thousand cattle as daring riding stunts showcase the plainsmen’s skill.
Foreign Missions Talk Dates Set at Local Halls
Mrs. Wisher, secretary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, will present the cause of Foreign Missions at the Wild Rose so... jsetinol house July 6 at 8 p m. Pleasant View schoolhouse, district 7, July 7 at 8 p m.
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Wisher
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Cause of Foreign Missions
Wild Rose Jsetinol House
Pleasant View School House Dist
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James W. Foley
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Glasgow
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Hayre
Great Falls
Wolf Creek
United Picnic
United
B. V. Smith Farm
Reach Hill
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