North Dakota Library Association Holds Annual Meeting
The North Dakota Library Association met in Mayville on October 1 2 and 3 with attendance from Williston and others. Highlights included addresses on library cooperation, libraries as social centers and the influence of drama in modern literature plus round table sessions on public libraries trustees and college sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Association
Library Commis
Minnie C. Budlong
Bismarck
Annacaegee Devils Lake
Mayville
Public Library
Woman's Club of
F. H. Koch
University
O. G. Libby
University Economics and Political Science
S. Torgerson
Rose Hill School Opens With Blanche Clark Teaching
Rose Hill reports its school starting with Miss Blanche Clark of Wisconsin as teacher. Local residents Charles Rehal and Walter Albright made trips to town and Williston respectively. German Lutheran services are planned at the schoolhouse on Sunday October 6 at 10 30 A M. Oxen and broncos are mentioned among the weekend activities and social visits by Mrs Rebal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
Blanche Clark
Wisconsin
John Albrecht
Albert Hents
Williston
Milk Inspector’s August report lists cow tests across farms
City Milk Inspector Krieger reports August tests on 22 cows for A Pearson, 8 for L N Sheldon, 8 for John Sherland, 10 for E Laird, 2 for W Green, 1 for J E Perry, 20 for W Hartman, 9 for Frank Davis, 24 for P Tene, 28 for S A Burns, and 8 for Herman Wilke. No reactors found except Hartman’s two appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krieger
A. Pearson
L. N. Sheldon
John Sherland
E. Laird
Wm. Green
J. E. Perry
Wm. Hartman
Frank Davis
P. Tene
S. A. Burns
Herman Wilke
Wm . Hartman
Epworth League Musical Delight At Library Theatre
Last Thursday evening the Epworth League presented a music program in the Library theatre with a packed audience. Performers included violinist Miss Wheeler, Prof. Ohnstad on violin obligato, and Misses Petterson Baldwin delivering notable numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Library Theatre
Lee
Miss Wheeler
Ohnstad
Congregational church hosts lectures and Rally Day events
Congregational members and attendees will hear Rev. J. M. Walters D D of Fargo at Sunday morning service. An evening talk by Dr S F Hallyard of Wesley College Grand Forks follows. Rally Day marks the Bible school start with new classes and short talks by Sunday School workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
J. M. Walters
Fargo
First Methodist Church
Walters
S. F. Hallyard
Wesley College
Grand Forks
Bible School
Local high school teams plan varied fall sports schedule
High school girls organize a basketball team and seek a presenter for the season. The football squad awaits Minot’s decision on a game next Saturday. The local team, after a single alumni game, conducts nightly practice at the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Weekend sale notes and local updates in town newspaper
Entries cover a range of town happenings from a muslin underwear sale at the Boston store to community events at the Library Hall. It notes illness affecting Van Antwerp, travel for threshing interests, a doctor recovering from blood poisoning, a hunting trip for John Ek Schuknecht, a postponed A A W meeting, preparations for a winter course program, and a two year wait for Frank A Gordon’s medical studies. It also advertises a half price sale on ladies suits and invites participation in autumn social plans.
Haley Girls to Perform at Star Theatre for Three Days
The Four Haley Girls begin a three day engagement at the Star Theatre on Monday delivering harmony singing and talking act praised as among the best on the circuit. The Watson Orchestra from Minneapolis arrived earlier this week and has been engaged by Manager McGuiness to provide the musical portion for the new Orpheum Theatre opening October 14. They will play at the Star Theatre all of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Star Theatre
Watson Orchestra
Minneapolis
McGuiness
New Orpheum Theatre
Williston Man Pleads Guilty in Pigging Case
Judge Fisk appoints Minot attorney Judley L. Nash to prosecute John Maher of Mountrail County. Maher pleads guilty and receives ninety days in jail, a 200 dollar fine, and 30 dollars costs with forty additional days possible for nonpayment. Postmaster Metzger reports new newspaper compliance forms from the postal department. Local surveyors leave for Alexandria after brief inquiries about office space and possible Soo railroad plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Judley L. Nash
Williston
John Maher
Mountrail
Williams County
Maher
Fisk
Nash
G. B. Metzger
Postal Department
Alexandria
Soo
Bids Open for James Memorial Library Lignite Coal
The James Memorial Library Board Williston North Dakota will accept sealed bids for lignite coal for the 1912 1913 year ending October 31 1913. Bids due by 8 p m October 25. Bid winner to furnish a $200 bond and coal weighed on city scales with payment by city warrants. Also an unrelated notice of 50 White Leghorn hens for sale via J A Hardacre 520 East Avenue Bast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Memorial Library
Williston
N. D
J. A. Hardacre
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Northwest
E. H. Weil
Williston, N. D
North Dakota
North Dakota Library Association
Miss Baldwin
Charles Rehal
Walter Albright
City of Opportunity
Rev. Hollett
Madia
Mr. Wicks
Mr. Carney
Broncos
W. Knighton Bloom
Bloom
Congregational Conference
Methodist Conference
H. V. Smith
Kuss Vaylor's
van Antwerp
W. J. Faris
Carpio
Lansford
Miss Saylor
Saturdy
John Ek
Schuknecht
Stanley
Boston
J. R. Bergman
Rugby
Commercial Club
Ensign
Washington, D. C
Frank A. Gordon
Clifford
Medical College
Washington, D.C
M. J. Borden
Asbury Quality Grocery
Phi Fhones
Stoke
Olson
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