Local notices and visits across Pherrin Township and Williston
Rural Williams County news recounts visits by Chas Ross and wife, J O Banion hosts, and Moeller of Chicago. Tributes to school hot lunches debated. passengers head to Topeka for Washburn College. Miss Hanna suffers a knee sliver. basket sale supports Rev Harriss. Gunder Ball and others attend a musical program at Palmer. Williston residents aid a Ford breakdown via telephone.
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Pherrin Township
Chas. Ross
Willston
Ed. Phillipps
J. O’banion
E. D. Moeller
Chicago
Jack Harpester
Independence
Kansas
Willis Stout
A. G. Greene
Alexander
John Wagenman
Theodore Moen
Arnegard
Pherrin
Chas, Green
Roland Shaw
Larkin Hart
Velva
Topeka
Washburn College
Ollie Hanna
Clara Bellach
Frank Siewert
Williston
Columbia
Lida Trumbo
O'Banion
Minot
Palmer
Marie Durning
Palmer Schoolhouse
Rocky Ridge and
Harriss
Rocky Ridge
Gunder Ball
Gladys
Ball Ter
Walter Ameron
Sunda
Evert Hanna
Angie
Frederick Returns Home Alone on Friday
Fragmentary report notes Frederick returned home Friday alone after an earlier absence. No additional details or context are available in the readable text.
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Frederick
Community Social Notes From Buford News Letter
Local residents including Murl Miller John Arnold and Sylvia Jones are noted visiting and staying with friends on Wednesdays and Fridays across Buford. Business trips, sales and visits to homes of neighbors such as Mrs. Warren Holloway Mrs. J E Carey and J P Beisel are recorded with multiple gatherings at local houses throughout the week.
Local Visits and Town Notes from Williston
Giade McNary visited Mrs. Ralph Johnson on Monday afternoon. Warren Holloway enjoyed mild weather last week and did some butchering on Thursday. Mattie Carr, staying at Bennie Pier's, began third grade studies Monday. Visitors in town Saturday included H. C. Moore Hal Croy John Akers Mrs. Newmann William Baker and Frank Rogers. Mr and Mrs A D Tice accompanied Mrs Wm Shoup and Mrs T Je Forbes from Monday to Williston Tuesday morning. they returned home that evening.
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John Arnold
Sylvia Jones
Ovida Beisel
Tia Shirley
Zola Smithwick
Mildred Corbett
Harvey Rogers
Warren Holloway
A. F. Noble
Dore
Albert Ellingson
Westview
Carey
Fred McNary
E. E. Jones
Tia
Clyde McNary
Gene Wheeler
W. Hanson
F. Walston
Giade McNary
Ralph Johnson
Mattie Carr
Bennie Pier
H. C. Moore
Hal Croy
John Akers
Newmann
William Baker
Frank Rogers
A. D. Tice
Wm. Shoup
T. Je. Forbes
Williston
Booster Day Fills Williston Churches With Civic Talks
Williston churches announce Booster Day services under Governor Hanna requests. Morning 10:30 worship features Life In The Will of God sermons and special music with two citizens addressing Williston Past, Present, Future by John Bruegger and Asher Burdick. Evening 7:30 Booster Service includes pastor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bruegger
The Williston Community Center opens Bible School growth noted
The Church of the Open Door reports rising Bible School sessions with new members each Sunday. Classes for all ages start this week with pastor’s class growing. Williston Rural Parish announces forthcoming talks by Mr Marston at Spring Coulee and Pioneer Hall on November 14.
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Church OF the Open Door
Williston
E. R. Brownson
Williston Community Center
Marston
Spring Coulee
Pioneer Hall
Springs Coulee
Trinity Lutheran and Hauge Lutheran Services Schedule
Morning service at Trinity Lutheran Library Hall led by Pastor Yung at 10 30 A M The Luther Day service was postponed from last Sunday and will be rendered at this service An evening young people meeting will be held at the pastor s residence 518 2nd Ave East English services next Sunday at Pake Creek Dwyer Schoolhouse 10 30 A M and Crush Schoolhouse 7 30 P M Ploomin Creek service postponed to Sunday November 28 at 2 P M
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Ladies Aid Society
Williston
Trinity Lutheran
H. A. W. Yung
2Nd Ave
Hauge Lutheran
Banner School Attendance Tops Adams County
Banner school in Adams district led the county with the highest attendance last month. Mrs Elizabeth McGowan taught the top class where nearly every pupil was present, showing strong student turnout and school effort.
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Adams
Elizabeth KcGowan
Advertised Letters in Williston for Week Ending Nov 8 1915
List of unclaimed letters at the Williston North Dakota post office for the week ending November 8 1915. Names include Adams James Boe Carrie Boe Mrs Roeger Baker Clyde Claray F W Grabs Andrew inter Cy Toning E R Eare Mrs Emma Mocs Sam Myers Ralph N Nel Prea Payne ev on Lillian Bunker J M Sanders R Ss on Smith Mrs Agusta Smith Olive Totten Clarice Wanke Ben Wells Albert Yung Karl. If calling please say advertised. Waldo Leonhardy P M.
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Williston
N. D
Adams
James
Boe
Carrie
Roeger
Baker
Clyde
Claray
F. W
Grabs
Andrew
Inter
Eare
Emma
Mocs Sam
Myers
Ralph N
Nel- Prea
Payne
Ev On
Lillian
Bunker
J. M
Sanders
Sson Smith
Mrs. Agusta
Smith
Olive
Totten
Clarice
Wanke
Ben
Wells
Albert
Yung
Karl
Waldo Leonhardy
P. M
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Williams County
Paris
Williston, N. D
Buford News
Murl Miller
Mr. LeRoy
Miss Nettie
J. P. Beisel
C. M. Smithwick
Turkey
Buller
Williston’s
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Styles Harriss
L. B. Hanna
Perodle
F. W. MacManus
Brotherhood
Man of
S. T. James
Trenton Methodist
Christ
Daniel
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
the Congregational Church
Marvin R. Marston
North Dakota
Mickey
Michael O’halloran
Gene Stratton-Porter
the Harvester
Peaches
Michael O'Halloran
Philadelphia Press
Doubleday, Page & Co
North Oak
Confectionery Store
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