Williams County Notes And Local Happenings
Local correspondence from Williams County reports visitors from Chicago and Williston, farm work by D D Holland and John G Martin, hay scarcity at $8 a ton, and several neighbors visiting and helping on farms. The Rose Hill Literary Society meets May 4, school closes April 30, and community social and church life are described with prayers and reflections.
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Zahl J. ©. Holland
Chicago
Daniel D. Holland
Mr. Holland
Wenatchee Valley
Washington
John G. Martin
D. D. Holland
N. B
Gladys
Viola Single
Maud Emery
Merlin Emery
Williston
Johnnie Wold
Winston Staples
D. N. Emery
Emery
John Martin
Chris Sullivan
O. N. Emery
Marie Warner
Orthell School House
Rose Hill
John Albrecht
W. F. Albrecht
Walter Albright
Mike Youness
Albert Thom
Lydia Hintz
Chas
Rehal
Parventa
Chas. Youness
Obituary of Charlie Moline of Benson Minnesota
Charlie Moline known as Chick was born in Benson Swift County Minnesota and died just after his nineteenth birthday after a devout Christian life. His mother’s death two years ago left him with strong faith and a gentle, patient nature shown through illness. He faced death with quiet courage and kindness, surrounded by family and care, ending peacefully after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Moline
Benson
Swift County
Minnesota
Chick
Charlie
Ar Crica
Grand Lodge to Meet in Williston For Two Day Event
The Grand Lodge of North Dakota will meet in Williston this year inviting about 600 members for two days on June 4 and 6. A committee of Odd Fellows seeks cooperation to arrange rooms and entertainment with delegates paying their own expenses. Leaders from Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment are listed along with Rebekah Assembly officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of
North Dakota
Williston
Odd Fellows
J. C. Field
A. H. Vohs
W.S. Glissman
Massachusetts splits delegation in presidential primary
Boston reports show Massachusetts voters split the delegation with Taft leading the Republican preference and Roosevelt securing half of the 36 delegates. Democratic preference favored Clark while most Baltimore delegates were pledged to Foss, with complex delegate binding under the new primary law.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Taft
Roosevelt
Clark
Baltimore
Goveror Foss
la Follette
Baxter
Crane
Wilson
Coughlin
Chicago
Washington, D.C
McKinley
National
Taft Bureau
Massachusets
Dixon
Oyster Bay
Hanna praised for aiding homesteaders by Crosby Review
The Crosby Review lauds Congressman Hanna as a champion for homesteaders and struggling settlers. It notes his prolific bills benefiting farmers, his persistent opposition to the reciprocity pact, and his pioneer background contrasting with wealthier peers like Marshall Gronna and Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Mr. Hanna
Thomas Marshall
Gronna
Mr. Buchanan
Haugnes Lutheran Synod Services Observe Plum Creek Williston
Haugnes Lutheran Synod plans Sunday services next week at Plum Creek Congregation Simon Hanson at 1 pm and in Williston at 8 am conducted by Evangelist O Blikre. Sunday school meets at 2 pm with Norwegian and English classes. Weather report for Williston North Dakota week ending May 1, 1912 records highs of 68 and 86, lows 25 and 30, average 49, normal 47, precipitation 0.04 vs 0.35.
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Plum Creek
Simon Hanson
Williston
Evangelist O. Blikre
N. D
Wek
The End of Tuberculosis
Dr Edward L Trudeau argues that education is the primary tool in preventing tuberculosis. He asserts that widespread understanding of transmission and protection measures will lower deaths and drive demand for effective state legislation. He stresses education as a prerequisite for broader disease control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Trudeau
United States
Clean up Day Plans Set for Willis ton City
Willis ton marks its second annual city clean up day with Monday May 13 as a likely date. All groups cooperate to keep the City of Opportunity spotless and impress visiting dignitaries. A health officer issues 24 hour notices to clean up and committees prepare details for the full program to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
City of Opportunity
Board of Health
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Abdom
Schickeney
Will Albrecht
Albert Hintz
John Youness
James Elliot
C. E. Cowan
Miss Bronck
Spring Coulee
Wesc
Grand Lodge
LO. C. F
Rebekah
F. E. Smith
Wahperton
G. M
E. M. Jackson
Valley City
G. L. Ellins
Mayville
Don McDonald
Grand ‘Forks
Treas
H. D. Mack
Dickey
G. W. Wilson
Stanley
H. D. Skinner
Cando
G. H. Burgess
Harvey
B. A. Fahl
Devils Lake
Marshall
J. D. Scott
Oakes
H. J. Hanson
Leeds
Guardian
A. J. Field
City
Herald
Chas.h. Lee
Valhalla
Grand Encamp
Grand Patriarch
T. J. Kirkland
Kenmare
A. J. Cole
Mandan
W. J. Holbrook
Rugby
Geo. Clark
Bottineau
Scribe
H. J. Rowe
Casselton
Robert Pollock
Fargo
Geo. W. Buckingham
Grand Forks
Geo. H. Noyes
Cogswell
Pees Pee Rebekah Assembly
Elizabeth Harriman
Minnewaukan
V. Pres
Lettie Jorgenson
Lakota
Clara Schrepple
Minot
Jenie B. Hill
E. Bridgeford
Larimore
Olivia Cramer
Velva
Margaret Carnahan
Granville
Ella G. Coons
Wolford
J.G
Lillie Seigel
Anna Adams
Cooperstown
Massachussetts
Hanna
Crosby Review
Hauges Lutheran Synod
The
Florsheim Shoe
Florsheim
Pingree Shoes
Pingree
Greengard Brothers
Hart Schaffner & Marx, Crawford, Pingree and Florsheim Shoes
Pharmacists
Dakota
Montana
J. W. Jackson
Williston, N. D
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