Miss Atterberry to Wed Snell in Williston
No 37 Miss McMillen hosts a stocking shower for Miss Atterberry with hemming towels a three course lunch and a surprise gift reveal later, then a wedding is planned with Pastor of First Methodist Church reading the service at 10 o'clock in Grand Forks with a brief honeymoon at Hotel Dacotah for Miss Atterberry daughter of E M Atterberry Williams County auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McMillen
Miss Atterberry
M. Atterberry
First Methodist
Williston
Snell
Dacotah
Grand Forks
E. M. Atterberry
Williams County
China Shower for Miss Atterberry by Osdal Foster McNiven
Last Saturday evening Miss Atterberry received a china shower hosted by Misses Osdal Foster and McNiven at F. H. Smith’s home. Guests crafted dainty dust ers, laughter rose as a cupid figure delivered hand painted china and silver gifts. After admiring gifts and a luncheon, guests departed before dawn, praising the entertainers’ charm.
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Osdal
Foster
McNiven
Miss Atterberry
F. H. Smith
Florence Smith
Cupid
Otie
Snell Weds Miss Atterberry in Morning Williston Wedding
Harry G. Snell marries Miss Atterberry of Williston next Tuesday March 15 at the bride’s parents home. Theodore B. Elton of the city named best man for the ceremony described as a very beautiful morning affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Snell
One Atterberry
Williston
Theodore’ B. Elton
Star Theater Presents Three Delays at Willis ton
Beginning Thursday March 10 the Star Theater features the Three Delays for the last half of the week. Myrtle Delay sings with a rare female baritone voice and wears fine wardrobe. Eddie Delay is a top comedian, assisted by his wife, a clever artist, making the act one of the best. Popular prices 10 and 20 cents.
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The
Star
Myrtle Delay
Miss Delay
Eddie Delay
Williston
Real Estate Deal Seals Wittemeir Mansion Sale
H V Smith sold to Charles Schumacher the brick Wittemeir addition mansion once owned by Carl A Witte meir, valued at 10000 dollars including a ground block. Schumacher traded his West Broadway home and plans to move to Culbertson Montana while Wittemeir moves there for mercantile work. Schumacher to occupy his new home next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Smith
Charles Schumacher
Carl A. Wittemeir
Wittemeir
Schumacher
West Broadway
School Entertainment at High School Friday Night
On Friday evening March 11 the high school room will host an entertainment at 8 o clock featuring the best talent from the school. Recitations vocal and instrumental music will entertain and proceeds aid spelling and debating contest expenses. Admission is 25 cents. All are invited to attend.
Ed Rozen Opens Men’s Furnishings Store at New Location
Ed Rozen formerly of the New York Store has returned from the east with a stock of men's furnishings. He has rented the building south of the Star Theater and expects to open by week’s end, inviting old customers and new patrons to visit his new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rozen
New York
Star Theater
Odd Fellows Hall to serve supper and apron sale
A hot supper will be served at Odd Fellows hall this evening from five thirty until finished. Tickets offer a seventy five cent meal for thirty five cents. An apron sale will be held at the same time, encouraging attendance.
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Odd’ Fellows Hall
Local socials and business notices fill Williston week
Locals report the Bridge club meeting at Mr and Mrs J Creaser new home and Knights of Columbus gathering at Thos Shea home. Boston store closes Friday afternoon for grand opening preparations. United Lutheran holds 8 pm service in the courthouse. Ladies Aid serves supper March 15. Northwestern Hide and Fur ads. Mentions Schollander family return from Florida to Experimental Farm. Golden Rule Sale barn promotes equipment and horses. Miss Bessie Platke visits Chicago from California. Freeman’s Millinery sale opens March 7 at half price. Wm Adams family returns from California to Truax. Williams County Realty advertises bargains. M E church banquet for Lincoln Washington club. H V Smith markets a spate of property transfers. Aaker candidate for governor profiled. A list of marriage licenses issued in past week. First National Bank offers loans with title perfection service. J Arthur Cunningham is Williston mgr. Falkanger & Hamce promote furniture. Singer dealer Nick Held plans Williston showroom for Williams and McKenzie counties.
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Knights of Columbus
Thos. Shea
Boston
United Lutheran
Court House
Ladies Aid
Odd Fellows Hall
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co
Minneapolis
Ernest Schollander
Florida
Experimental Farm
Schollander
Wm. Adams
California
Truax
Williams County Realty Co
Usi
E. J. Lander & Co
J. Arthur Cunningham
Mgr
Williston
Falkanger & Hamce
The Parish Priest a Williston Theatre Benefit
Father Purcell of St. Josephs church leads a Williston production of The Parish Priest with Tom Lennon and local talent. Dan Sully’s version tours major centers and Europe. proceeds support the new church rectory debt. Tickets go on sale Monday at Creasers Drug Store at 9:4? m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Purcell
St. Joseph's Church
Williston
Tom Lennon
the Crows
Europe
Dan Sully
Creaser
Williston Special Election on City Bonds March 30 1910
City of Williston to vote on two bond questions at a special election held across wards. One question authorizes 63 000 in bonds to retire warrants for municipal buildings electric plant additions and equipment. the other allows 27 500 in bonds for water works upgrades. Ballots will show YES or NO for both questions with polling hours 8 AM to 6 PM. Polling places listed per ward with the official ballot format described.
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Williston
Wilams
North Dakota
Derby
Sald Elty
A. D
Sald
Court Room
Court House
Auch City
Aaid City
State of
1905
Maret
Oer
Beal
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Chicago
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M. E. Church
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Pious Hill
J. S. Penson
C. W. Burkhart
Trenton
Geo. A. Harmon
J. T
Chas. Howitt
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Wm. Husebye
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Minnesota Hardware Dealers’ Association
Williston Theater
Tom
H. H. Aaker
Concordia College
Aaker’s Business College
Fargo
Moorehead
Horsee
Nels Sandahl
Dagmar C. Hoseth
Tioga
Peter I. Christock
Lilly Hoseth
John A. Magnuson
Martha Evenson
Stordahl
Judge Butler
Clark Lohr
Rose Carroll
Butler
Sven R. Omland
Lara Bredeson
Rolson
Wm. Ratliff
Sophie Boe
First National Bank
Nick Held
Singer Sewing Machine
H. D. Shepherd
Graphic
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McKenzie
Mr. Held
Singer
McIntosh
Bruegger Mercantile Company
Bruegger
Mercan
van Brunt
John Deere
Emerson
Hero Fanning Mills
Peter Schuttler
Ler
Weber
Deere
Webber
Columbus
Success Man
Buick Automobiles
Empire Auto Tires
Star Theatre
Myrtle Deloy
Deloys
Mupaver “Snark