Local notes in Williston and region events
Attorney T F Burns of Tioga visited Williston on Monday. Numerous locals, visitors, and events appear: births, engagements, travel to Minneapolis and Fargo, a Gramatka Grove July fourth picnic, teacher postings, library staff vacation, militia enlistment interest, and multiple arrests and legal actions in nearby townships. Notable figures include Miss Gill, Miss Baldwin, Col Morgan, and Mrs. Strand visiting relatives.
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T. F. Burns
Tioga
E. R. Brownson
Bridge Club
Lars Christenson
Harry Monroe
Olive Evang
Elks
Simon Westby
Gramatka Grove
Swen Hansen
Buffalo
W. H. Westergaard
C. A. Strand
Minneapolis
Dr. Strand
Williston
Good Roads
Gromantka Grove
W. H. Denny
Marian
J. A. Husebye
Fargo
Husebye
Bayrell
Ralphene
Salt Lake City
M. Leonhardy
John Penson
Grover Johnson
Missouri
W. S. Graham
Geo. Shafer
Burdick
Gelia Solberg
Minot
Stella Young
Mackenroths
Iss Young
Returned from Honeymoon Mr and Mrs W M Pike Wed
Mr and Mrs W M Pike return to Williston Saturday after a honeymoon in Detroit and Minnesota. They wed at Hendrum Minnesota June 14 with Dr R A Beard officiating. The bride Maude Harrington worked for Westergaard Blair Co. and the couple reside in the Martin Swedlund cottage.
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W. M. Pike
Williston
Detroit
Minnesota
Mr. Pike
Maude Harrington
Hendrum
Minn
R. A. Beard
First Congregational Church
Fargo
Pike
Williams County State Bank
Westergaard & Blair Co
Opportunes Beat Glasgow Twice In Williston Ball Games
Local fans witnessed two pitched games as the Opportunes defeated Glasgow in 11 innings on Saturday and again in a tight Sunday clash. Royle pitched the opener with strong support from Means and Spalding the visitors matched Williston’s hitting while Harper and Kruegger powered key runs. Royle and Marshall pitched admirably with timely Williston hitting fueling both wins including a 10 straight victory after a Bainville trip.
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Williston
Glasgow
Montana
Royle
Harper
Kruegger
Marshall
Means
Poplar Indian
Spalding
Bainville
Whlliston Churches Announce Sunday Services and Meetings
The Church of the Open Door Congregational Church at Corner First Ave and Sixth St lists worship times Sunday at 10 30 A M and 8 00 P M with Bible study at 11 45 A M. The Ladies Aid Society meets in rest parlors at 3 00 P M Thursday and Scouts meet at 9 45 A M Saturday under Minister W James Hoffman Batten and Director Marvin R Marston of Community Work Services.
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Church of the Open Door
Congregational Church
First Ave
Sixth St
James Hoffman Batten
Marvin R. Marston
Ladies Aid Society
Union and Rural Church Services Announced
Union service at the Methodist church 10 30 Bible school and Mens class at 1145 Four union service at the Congregational church Rev J J Asher will deliver the message Community invited to attend and unite Midweek service Wednesday eight oclock Rural Parish Service at the Missouri Ridge schoolhouse Bible school 2 15 reports of State Sunday School Convention by Miss Ina Halverson The Place Of The Bible School In Modern Civilization plus talks by Eva Palmer Knotty Problems And How To Solve Them Miss Bertha Palmer The Next Step Of Progress Community urged to attend and gain inspiration
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Methodist Church
Congregational Church
J. J. Asher
Missouri Ridge
Ina Halverson
Eva Palmer
Bertha Palmer
St Peters Church Announces Revised Sunday Schedule
Rev N E Elsworth presides at St Peters Church corner 1st Ave E and 7th St with Holy Communion at 8, Matins and sermon at 11, Sunday School at noon, Evensong and sermon at 7. Evening service time changed from 7:30 to 7. Special music for the morning. rector to preach on Patriotism. Open invitation to patriots without local church affiliation to join services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Elsworth
Lutheran Church Service Schedule and Events
Rev C J Forster presides with regular services in the Library Parlors. Preaching at 10 30 A M. Bunday diod] at 11 45 A M. Lath League at 7 30 P M. Preaching at 8 00 P M.
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C. J. Forster
Old Settler Andrew Egge Dies Suddenly at 57
Andrew Egge, longtime Bar Butte township resident, died suddenly on June 23 while walking alone near his farm. He was found dead on the road, age 57, and leaves a bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Egge
Bar Butte
Egge
Dickinson Is Loyal To Boys Of Company K
Dickinson North Dakota residents rally to send Company K to Bismarck as National Guard units depart. The Dickinson Commercial Club and citizens organized a generous sendoff with a Young Women’s Association reception, a public mass meeting, a dance, a Masonic banquet, and a $600 purse for mess expenses under captain care.
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Dickinson
Company K
N. D
Bismarck
Dickinson Commercial Club
Uncle Sam
Young Women's Association
Masonic Fraternity
Public Health Service notes dramatic disease declines
The U S Public Health Service cites health facts such as malaria reductions of about 60 percent in some localities and typhoid deaths halved since 1900. It warns about pneumonia claiming over 120000 American lives yearly and links clean water with reduced death risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Public Health Service
United States
Two Masters Guide Busy Patron's Morning Routine
A Columbus Dispatch humorous item follows a man who walks in his car instead of sitting. Asked why, he quips that his mother urged walking for a fine morning while his wife advised riding. He aims to obey both so he can truthfully claim he won’t owe either when he returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrom
Dan
Columbus Dispatch
New Baby Inspires Quizzical New Englander Tale
A New England angler, now a father for the fifth time, introduces his newborn son to his eight year old, who, after gazing at the red infant, asks gravely if the baby could be a first-rate bat. The light moment underscores family and curiosity in a rustic vignette from Harper's Magazine.
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Harper’s Magazine
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