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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
2
Numerous local residents and families are listed visiting friends and attending church and social events. Edna Christenson and Anne Guthrie visited the sick. Reverend Shaw addressed Garden Valley trip disappointment. Williston area residents prepare moves, host gatherings, and auction a large basket social raised 35 dollars.
Willie Lutz of Malta visits father L A Lutz while I N Mitchell helps build a granary in Trenton. A dance is planned March 7 at Pioneer Hall and a Masquerade ball March 98. Socialist meeting debates Tariff abolition and a lecture by Bowen draw small crowds amid cold weather.
Mrs R W Clair of Williston visited her mother Mrs Thornton and called on Miss Mary Guthrie. A horse was lost last week when a team ran away by the river. one rider broke his neck while the other recovered. Officials car attached to skidoo. unloading at Mondak rumored. Socials, visits, and church events populate Pleasant Valley and nearby towns. plans for a toe social March 15 and an ice cream supper at midnight are noted. A frostily recipe is shared for a sugarless candy thread boil.
Community news from Williston and surrounding areas includes visits by Mr Willis Schuler of Stroud, dances attended by the Ackerman sisters, and river ferry boat construction by F D McIntosh. Legal notices detail foreclosure sale by Carl Erickson as sheriff on March 16 1913 and an estate administration petition for Fred Soliske set for March 26 1913 with publication in the Williston Graphic.
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