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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
12
Alva J Field has been elected Grand Master of the Odd Fellows lodges of the state. The result was announced by mail after a long service to the order. Field and five others will attend Grand Lodge on June 7 in official capacities.
The Crosby convention covers Friday sessions with reports from Arts and Crafts Civics Home Economics and extensions. Prof H C Fish discusses North Dakota Indians while musical numbers and an auto ride precede endowment fund updates and district program details.
Mrs Larkin C Hart delivers a keynote on club women uniting for home and community betterment at the North Dakota Federation convention in Crosby. She argues federated domestic science strengthens homes, supports child welfare, and broadens women’s civic influence, urging sustained effort across rural and urban clubs.
The Great Northern is building ten miles of new side tracks at the west end of the yards with improvements to the round house and ceiling shed. Rumors of a new freight house and other major acquisitions in this division circulate but remain unconfirmed.
Company E hosts an old fashioned dance at the Armory Saturday night as the Market Day conclusion. Everyone invited. dress simply. Also this week announcements for county commissioner O C Ekeberg I and Edward E Hougen appear, naming candidates.
The Mark ets for May 25 1916 report the marriage of Robert L. Cochrane a pioneer ranchman to Miss Isabelle McKee of McKeesport Penn The couple will reside at the H E ranch after June first A note from Schafer Record extends congratulations. Mrs Geo F Carpenter hosted multiple elegant dinner and luncheon parties last week with yellow and white decor. 12 to 20 guests attended each event.
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