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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
3
Rural Williams County notes list social calls and visits in Buford Marley and Williston areas. Residents such as Tucker Dishon Carr Welsh Beisel and McNary are mentioned with school days visits and local business, plus farming tasks, hunting sightings, and a March election event in Buford township.
St. Paul readers learn of the week’s social calls and visits across Epping Marshall township and nearby towns. Numerous residents including H H Stevens and Ed Renn appear with relatives, friends, and church events amid weddings births and community gatherings in March.
Oraison by Alazander Grace Craig and Gi Ming HE TRecander and Mrs. F Besebierler visited the school on Thursday. Attendance averaged 144 daily over the month with several students on perfect attendance. Many visitors attended Baby Day with speeches on teething clothing and baby nutrition. A record party and local social events followed with various residents attending and school officers elected for the Valley Telephone Co. and Palm Springs area.
Marmon community reports visits and social events including Mrs Rowe in Williston, Miss Brackett with Miss Miller, and a dance at Bonetrails. Twin Lake School notes highlight physiology and penmanship progress. A Marmon school cafeteria supper on March 24 aims to raise funds for a piano or victrola, with the schoolhouse as a social center.
The community prepares an Irish program with jokes songs stories and readings for St Patrick's Day. County Deputy Superintendent Peterson Miss Wold and Mr Corbett plan to assist. A rehearsal is set for Saturday the 18th at the schoolhouse. Volunteers urged for cafeteria style supper supplies and support.
The Missouri Ridge township records a weekly roundup with social visits to the Keihle and Clark households. Members discuss club activities at the library hall and plan the next meeting on April 13 at B C Keihl s.
Miles Williams and Arthur Clay visit various households Sunday and Saturday. Charles Hellyer and wife visit his parents. Fred Swift marries, bringing wedding joy to the community. Tyrone East Fork Socialist meeting moved to March 25 at East Fork schoolhouse with a farmers club event on the 18th inviting all. Roads worsen as spring prep begins. Fred Hellyer assists ill Mrs Lampman. Walter Haines recovering from throat trouble.
Miss Blanch Frost daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Frost of near Epping died after pneumonia and goiter reduced strength She was eighteen and active in home life Sunday school and community circles Her death Sunday night leaves a vacancy in the family and town
The funeral was held Wednesday with services at the home in the fore noon and interment in Ep Ping cemetery. Rev Halfpenny officiated, many relatives and friends attended, and floral offerings were numerous. The family includes parents one brother and two sisters, with heartfelt sympathy from many friends. The text closes with a blessing and hope in Jesus.
Garden Valley residents host visitors and attend meetings as families and neighbors keep in touch. Roy Swett from Minneapolis visits Pour Bear ranch while Karl Nasner’s wedding in Wolf Point, Montana is noted. local gatherings include township meetings, club events, and a farm families report detailing speakers and a county agricultural convention.
Late information suggests Jim Jam Jems leads in cultural prestige and is among the top six ositers. Voters are urged to go to the polls next Tuesday and form a voting habit, with several local citizens’ names appearing on the ballots.
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