Local notices and shop ads from Williston region
Missus Brant and Mrs Settle noted as ill this week while Ada Stermle visits from Kansas City. Eagle Store promotes coats and suits, with new arrivals and fashion lines. Palace Cafe seeks two girls for positions. G J Harding and J C McGuire handle ads and local services. St Patricks dance March 17 at Odd Fellows Hall. Cleary Hat Shop to display four Dox New York hats on March 17 18.
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Missus Brant
Nick Vist
Lotta Leonhardy
Eagle Store
Palace ¢ Cafe
Adv
G. J. Harding
J. C. McGuire
Bainville
Williston
Friends
Williams County State Bank
John Settle
Eagle
Ada Stermle
Kansas City
Fred McQueen
Bessie A. Sinnott
West Broadway
N. Dak
Red
St. Patricks
Odd Fellows Hall
Cleary
New York
Williams County 1916 Republican primary notices
Two candidates announce for county offices in Williams County North Dakota. Ole E Ingwaldson seeks re election as Register of Deeds and F G Johnson of Ray announces candidacy for County Treasurer, both subject to the June 28 1916 Republican primary.
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Register OF Deeds
Williams County
N. Dak
Ole E. Ingwaldson
F. G. Johnson
Ray, N. D
Williams County Sheriff Nomination Bid Declared
Griliston North Dakota 1916 announcement by a Republican candidate for Williams County sheriff. The nominee pledges full time and businesslike, economical conduct of the sheriff's office, subject to the June 28 primary.
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Williams Soety
Griliston
N. D
Seibert Seeks renomination for Williams County clerk
A 1916 letter from 0 Seiber t announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Williams County District Court clerk. He asks voters to support him in the June 28 primaries and pledges to continue the same courteous service if re elected.
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Eryone
Community Notes Roundup from Williston Area
Local updates include Edna Brandt recovering from illness and Jack Adams a Route 2 farmer, plus several, visits and travels. W.C. Rawson returns from Twin Cities trip while Mrs. Ben Kruckeberg visits in Minot. Deputy Supt Palmer tours district schools and J Wilkinson of Trenton attends a livestock sale. Course of civic and social events continues as St Patrick’s dance is planned at Odd Fellows Hall March 17 and numerous educators and merchants travel for meetings and sales.
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Edna Brandt
Jack Adams
W.C. Rawson
Susinesa
Twin Cities
Ben Kruckeberg
Minot
Bertha R. Palmer
Frimys
M. Pederson
Williston
Helen McGuiness
Howard
Jack Garvey
Standard Oil
McKenzie
Geo. J. Buhler
North
South Dakota
F. S. Hollet
Ed Buhler
Great Falls
Mont
St. Patrick's
Odd Fellows Hall
Ohnstad
P. EB. Gifford
Ray
Lillie Fosse
Kalispel
R. P. Groves
Miss Peterson
Miss Palmer
Frederickson
East Fork
Anna Peterson
The
Boston
Board Forms Plan for Williston Baseball Team
The base ball board met at J. W. Jackson's office and discussed staffing, finances, and recruitment. The secretary reports many players are applying after local and state papers covered the plans, with a star pitcher likely hired and a manager nearly agreed upon.
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J. W. Jackson
Twin City
Williston
North Dakota
Williston Churches Open Door Center Hosts Services
The Congregational Church and The Church of the Open Door in Williston host morning service with Rev. F L Watkins speaking for the North Dakota Law Enforcement League. Bible School at 11 48 am and a Men’s Class with 60 enrolled. Evening sermon on The Widening World Vision features a Laura Cooper and Leo Hollar duet. Boy Scouts meet Saturdays as an open non military program. Strangers are welcome to join the church community center work as it grows.
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F. L. Watkins
Bismarck
North Dakota Law Enforcement League
Bible School
Valley City
R. M. Calderwood
E. A. Lohrkv
Laura Cooper
Leo Hollar
Travelleyr
Church of the Open
Boy Scouts
Tw Commonity Center
Civic League study group honors China with program and song
Ladies of the Civic League hosted a six o'clock dinner for thirty four at Mrs T A McKay and Miss Mabel Grundy house. Dr and Mrs Thos J Strong attended. A China study program led by Mrs Geo McIntosh followed. Mrs Harry Hansen spoke on a future of China and Dr Strong recalled two years in China. Next meeting will study India. The club song by Mrs A L Burdick was performed to the tune of Tipperary.
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The
Civic League
T. A. McKay
Mabel Grundy
Partridge
Geo. McIntosh
China
Harry Hansen
Strong
India
A. L. Burdick
Tipperary
Beautiful Wedding of Local Young Folks
A Monday afternoon ceremony united Foueph Severin Lyonais and Miss Nellie Cray with Rev. Father O Neil officiating. The bride wore white silk taffeta and lilies of the valley. Leona Lyonais was maid of honor and Elliott Cray was best man. After a supper and gifts the couple left for a westbound honeymoon and will reside in the groom's new city home.
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Foueph Severin Lyonais
Nellie Cray
Father O’neil
Fairview
Mont
Leona Lyonais
Elliott Cray
Methodist Church Welcomes You For Return Visit
The Homelike Church announces morning worship at 10 30 with Bible study at 11 45 and a 7 30 evening service next Sunday. Rev Frank Hollett will preach both services and meet old friends. A mass meeting at 3 00 pm Sunday will address To Make North Dakota An Ideal State. Weeknight prayers 7 30. St Peter's Episcopal Church offers Lent services with Holy Communion and sermons. Nelson E Elsworth rector.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Styles Harriss
Epworth League
Frank
Hollett
Bible School
Williston
Enforcement League
F. L. Watkins
E. Finnall
North Dakota
ST. Peter's Episcopal Church Cor
Nelson E. Elsworth
Lundy Loses 2650 In Currency Hidden In Catalog
Decatur Ir district farmer Noah J. Lundy mourns $2,650 in cash burned when his wife, while cleaning, burned a mail order catalog where the money had been secreted. The loss occurred near Arcola as Lundy tended to farm duties.
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Decatur
Noah J. Lundy
Arcola
United States
Lundy
Women judges and clerk chosen for Roundup city election
With one exception all election judges will be women for Roundup Montana on April 3. The single man serves as election clerk. Each ward secured better polling places, offered free by property owners, to accommodate the voting plan.
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Roundup
Mont
For Sale or Trade Twenty Westlawn Lots for Horses or Cattle
Listings offer twenty Westlawn lots for sale or trade for horses or cattle. Provides contact as box 47 Bonetraill J E Baumann and note two-year-old registered bull plus milch cows for sale via Jack Adams R2 Williston.
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Westlawn
Bonetraill
Trinity Lutheran Church Services at Library Hall Next Sunday
Pastor H. A. W. Yung leads worship with Rev. C. W. Finnall of the North Dakota Law Enforcement League preaching at 11 A M Bible School at 12 15 Luther League dismissed Sunday evening Members urged to attend mass meeting at the M E church
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Trinity Lutheran Church
H. A
Standard Agents Meet in Williston Conference
Standard Oi! agents gathered in Williston for a regional conference attended by agents from nearby towns in North Dakota and Montana. The event included a banquet at the Great Northern cafe with P. A. Papau of Fargo, assistant state manager, in charge.
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Standard
Williston
North Dakota
Montana
Great Northern Cafe
P. A. Papau
Fargo
Villa Bandits Raid Across the Border into New Mexico
Mexican bandits led by Francisco Villa invaded Columbus New Mexico with 800 to 1000 fighters burning buildings killing civilians and injuring American troops. Col H J Slocum and the Thir teenth Cavalry repelled them driving raiders back across the border as authorities tally American deaths and report Lopez and others killed.
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Columbus
Carranza
Matemores
Villa
Douglas
Ariz
Mimbres
N. M
Hachlta
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
United States
H. J. Slocum
Columbua
Francisco Villa
Thirteenth Cavalry
Pablo Lopes
Slocum
Lopez
McKinney
Corbett
O'Neil
Bosques Grandes Ranch
Boca Grande
Mexico
Pablo Lopez
Martin Lopez
Candelario Levantes
Cruz Chavez
Jose Fernandes
Beltran
Santa Ana
Chihuahua
Sieh
Washington
Funston
Baker
War Department
Can disposal linked to malaria risk and enforcement meet
An article warns empty tin cans with rain water breed malaria mosquitoes. It notes a hole in the can bottom could have saved a life and urges proper disposal. An enforcement league meeting is set for Sunday at Library hall with Rev. Fingal and Rev. Watkins speaking, plus an evening session at the Methodist church.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Enforcement
Enforcement League
Library Hall
Fingal
F. L. Watkins
Methodiat Church
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Seiber
Ous Service
Espeely
Seibert
J. Wilkinson
Trenton
Atingt
First Mortgage
E. R. Brownson
Dak
Auoans
the Congregational Church
James Hoffman Batten
Marvin R. Marston
Church OF the Open Door
ROYAL
Paso
Generalunston
Williston State Bank
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