Double Wedding Celebrates Coulter Home Parlor Nupitals
George F. Mark and Eva Coulter along with Charles V. Seibert and Marian F. Hamon wed in a single ring ceremony at the Coulter residence. Pastors and guests observed as confetti and tomato cans erupted outside. The newlyweds will reside with the Coulters. Mark works at N. N. Wholesale, Seibert is a memorial artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Coulter
George F. Mark
Eva Coulter
Charles V. Seibert
Marian F. Hamon
E. Lewis Wall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mark
Mrs. Coulter
Mrs. Seibert
Ella Timmerman
Seibert
Williston
N. N
Shubert Features Landed at the Orpheum Theatre
Orpheum management announces major motion picture features from the Shuberts and William A. Brady. Upcoming attractions include Robert Warwick in The Dollar Mark on Thursday October 8 followed by Emma Dunn in Mother and Tom Wise in A Gentleman from Mississippi. Further works by Warwick and Geo Broadhurst’s The Man Of The Hour The Whip and other notable plays are planned with weekly Thursday showings.
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Shubert
Orpheum Theatre
Shuberts
William A. Brady
Orpheum
Robert Warwick
Emma Dunn
Tom. Wise
Mississippi
Robert “Warwick
Geo. Broadhurst
Orpheurs Theatre
Sheriff Erickson Joins Joy Riders Club
Sheriff Erickson proved himself fully qualified for membership in the Joy Riders club after a high speed ride with railroad men. Traveling home on the fast mail, he tried speeds beyond the limit, the steering rod dislodged, the machine struck a telegraph pole, taking a five foot chunk, yet he felt no jar and continued into town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Erickson
Joy Riders
Carl
Forty One Bushels Per Acre Wheat Record Told
John Peterson of eight and a half miles west of town reports a remarkable yield of 501 and no half bushels of Number one northern wheat from a twelve acre summer fallow. He achieved about 41 bushels per acre using sixty pounds of twine to cut and the shocks were so thick wagons could barely pass between.
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John Peterson
Here
National Lecturer Mrs Florence Ewell Athens to Speak on Suffrage
Mrs Florence Ewell Athens of Tennessee a renowned national lecturer will speak on suffrage at the Courtroom Saturday evening and at the Congregational church Sunday evening. She is praised as a polished magnetic Southern speaker popular for her role in prohibition campaigns in Tennessee and Maine efforts. One report notes the building was jammed with seven hundred attendees captivated by her address.
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Florence Ewell Athens
Tennessee
Congregational
Athens
Maine
Barn and stock burned near Hoffland
Martin Mortenson, living four miles north of Hoffland, lost his barn and stock in a Monday fire. Two horses, several hogs, all grain hay and straw were destroyed. Loss estimated around 2500 dollars and no insurance is believed to be carried.
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Martin Mortenson
Hoffland
Nelson
Herman Nelson
Bis
Williston Lutheran Hospital proposed after meeting
Shareholders of Williston Lutheran Hospital Association adopted by laws and elected officers including Pres. Ellingson and Treas. Distad. A building committee was named as stock sales dictate site selection and hospital construction. Incorporation aims to open general hospital funded by local and rural support in Williston North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Lutheran Hospital Association
Distad
Pres
Ellingson
V. Pres
A. L. Stueland
A. E. Distad
Treas
O. E. Distad
North Dakota
Weabsten Lutheran Hospital Associaton
Williston
Williams
Oahnes Hagege
Cottonwood Lake
C. ‘Ellingson
N. D
Special Services at Methodist Church Sunday Evening
Special services at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday at 7 30 p m with Dr Luther P Ludden of the English Lutheran church assisting The speaker will address peace The Ladies Quartette will provide music Be sure to come early Annual Harvest Festival Salvation Army sale Saturday Oct 8th at their hall All kinds of vegetables and other goods available Donations welcomed Public invited at 8 o clock McGuiness Wiggs Wedding Star theatre manager W C McGuiness married Edith Wiggs in Hickman Kentucky on September 15 Graphic congratulates
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Luther P. Ludden
English Lutheran Church
Ludden
Salvation Army
McGuiness-Wiggs
W. C. McGuiness
Star Theatre
Kentucky
Mr. McGuiness
Edith Wiggs
Hickman
Graphic
Mule theft report prompts sheriff search north of town
A man named Smith reported a team of mules stolen. The sheriff left today on a trip through the country north of there to locate the stolen animals.
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Smith
Ray
Lie as If Slashed by Giant Scythe Continued
Fragmentary OCR reads like a dramatic scene with soldiers lying in place awaiting an end. A rifle lies before each corpse and long bayonets appear, hinting at a battlefield aftermath.
Mill Ready for Business After Delays at Bonetrail
Manager Williams delayed opening the new mill awaiting shipment of equipment parts. Expected to be in operation today to start exchange, grinding, and feed processing. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Hans P Johnson and family for support during the illness and death of Palmer, their son.
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Williams
Pianta
Palmer
Hans P. Johnson
Bonetrail
N. D
Fraternity Day Observed Across Orders
Fraternal groups plan a coordinated day of activities and remembrance while noting the purpose of unity and service. Local lodges and chapters invite members to participate in community service events and gatherings.
Guild Dance Invites Community to Barn Event at Jennison Mill
Invitations are issued for a barn dance under Episcopal Ladies Guild auspices in the new Jennison Mill addition. Roy L. Marsh and Ila Short wed at the M E Parsonage with Rev. E Lewis Wall performing the single ring ceremony. The bride wore white and the couple plans to reside nearby. Only invited guests were Jellison and Flora Musick, with football plans listed for Saturday October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennison Mill
Episcopal Ladies Guild
Threshing Crew Robbed at Ed Alexander Farm Near Epping
Two masked men robbed five John Fagan threshing crew members at the Ed Alexander farm near Epping Tuesday about two in the morning, taking forty three dollars and failing to locate a sleeping crew member with about one hundred dollars. The sheriff was called. suspects remain at large. Herman Nelson reports a heavy loss in a fire at his plant.估
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fagan
Ed Alexander
Epping
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Rae
Pretatae
Pastornec
UN Second
Siane
Nnil
Hospital Association
Red Adam
Adam
Greengards
Hedderich's
George Marelius
W. L. Sterns
G. L. Sterns
Boston
THE
Ladies and Misses Outfitters
W. A. Garrison Union Block
Williston, N. Dak
Ted
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