Federation Meeting at Ray Reports Strong Club Work
The Third District Federation of Women’s Clubs met at Ray on Friday May 11. Delegates from fourteen towns reported growth from four new clubs to a total of thirty and 551 members. The Students’ Loan Fund for the Minor Normal received strong backing, with hopeful notes on future growth and employment ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third District Federation of Women's Clubs
Ray
E. C. Carney
Williston
Minor Normal
Crane
Social Service Committee
Carney
Burke
George G. Keup
Columbus
Divide
Guy Grove
Crosby. McHenry
C. Kinkenhagen
Velva
Mountrail
Ray Miller
Stanley
Renville
E. S. Healy
Glenurn
Ward
Keith
Kenmare
Williams
Bertha Palmer
Banner County
Community and school plans outlined for Williston event week
Board of Education and class of 1917 invite city churches and choirs to form a community choir. Seniors exempt from exams under a new plan to reduce stress before graduation. May 26 marks Play Day with games, parade, and picnic. May 27 is Baccalaureate. James Shikany wins in district declamation, advances to state contest at the University. Spelling contest features Elizabeth Donovan as sole survivor after two hours. Basketball girls host insignia ceremony May 10, honoring Viola Selleseth and others. coach Miss Dvorak honored with olive spoon. social ends with theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
James Shikany
Minot Normal School
Minot
Kenmare
Berthold
James
Elizabeth Donovan
Robert Garrison
Lillian Knutson
Arthur Greengard
Madelin Andrews
Florence Dahl
Herbert Hanson
Clotele Overby
A. C. Clayton
Marie Nelson
Great Northern Cafe
Viola Selleseth
Marion Denny
Agnes Botton
Erma Slater
Dorothy Kvindley Biing
Miss Dvorak
Williston
Dr Mellenthin Specialist Visit in Williston North Dakota
Dr Mellenthin, a non surgical specialist, makes his sixth North Dakota tour to Williston with free examinations June 2 at the Great Northern Hotel. He advertises no operations for chronic conditions and offers consultations and examinations free, with treatment costs if pursued. German spoken. Address: 386 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellenthin
North Dakota
Boston Block
Minneapolis, Minn
Library Notes Highlight New Cookery and Travel Reads
The library adds a fireless cooker recipe book likely to aid warm weather cooking. Alaska tale Burning Daylight by Jack London will please his fans. India by John Finnemore expands the Pee at Many Lands series with vivid pictures. Fire Fighters and Their Pesta by Alfred Downes interests young readers. Drift and Mastery by Walter Lippmann offers social studies on present unrest with chapters on property, caveat emptor, labor, and women's movements.
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Alaska
Jack London
India
John Finnemore
Alfred Downes
New York Fire Department
Walter Lippmann
Farewell Held for Schaferites at Community Hall
A crowded community hall in Schafer hosted a farewell gathering Friday night for Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Converse and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Robinson, with friends attending to bid them goodbye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schafer
C. C. Converse
W. J. Robinson
Remembrance Gifts Presented At Social Evening
Remembrance gifts were presented including an electric lamp to Mr and Mrs Con verse and a writing desk to Mr and Mrs Robinson. The evening was spent socially and meat enjoyed, followed by a supper served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Converse
Mrs. Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Crags
Dungeith Sanitarium
Florence Crittenton
Farmers’ Institute
G. F. Hawkinson
Crosby
State Department
Vick
North Dockta
Willston
Harry Hanson
A. H. Clemons
J. S. Rasmussen
L. B. Dochterman
L. P. Linn
Public Health
F. A. Leonard
Crosby Press
J. Weinrebe
Ray High School
Minnie C. Bud- Jong
Bismarck
Federation of Women's Clubs
the Interior,Labor and Agriculture
Vettel
Manual Training Department
Montana
Chorus Es
Miss Cooper
Great Northern Hotel
Library Notes
Herbert Johnson
Graphic
Willies
First Loan & Investment Company
Heffernan Bldg
A. J. Field
Bergman
Kuppenheimer
E. H. Weil
Williston, North Dakota
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