Local Notes Include Visitors and Small Town News
Local Mention lists residents and visitors in Williston North Dakota including Frank O Keefe visiting from Williston yesterday September 27, H V Smith now offices with Calderwood, Mrs E W Hall and children from the homestead, Miss Vola LaDu from Lisbon visiting sister Mrs Glenn Townsend, Bessie A Sinnott dressmaker at 309 West Broadway Williston, hotel prices in Minneapolis, Culbertson high school football set to play Williston, Ray Ahlers of Ada Minnesota visiting his sister Mrs M A Hegge, Saint Peters Episcopal Guild rummage sale October 18 and 14, Mrs M A Hegge and Mrs A J Juul dined at Sinclair home near the federal power plant, Hotel Dyckman patrons praised, Glen R Townsend moved to city for winter at East Fourth St, Williston Drug Annex redecorated by New Manager Warrens, Misses Clara and Sarah Hammerstad traveling to Williston North Dakota and Park River for school, local ball fans tracking World Series via Williston Drug Company bulletins, Grace Maltby returning to Chicago for a music course, James Hopper in town for business and hunting, Lieut E W Jeffrey from Mercedes Texas shipping body Christian Roe and awaiting orders to return to his company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ellitho
Main Street
Frank O'Keefe
Williston
N. Dak
Dyckman
Minneapolis
Culbertson High
Williston High
Ray Ahlers
Ada
Minn
M. A. Hegge
Saint Peters Episcopal Guild
A. J. Juul
Sinclair
Federal Power Plant
Glen R. Townsend
East Fourth St
Williston Drug Annex
H. W. Smith
Warrens
Depot
Clara
Sarah Hammerstad
N. C
Park River ‘Herald
Williston Drug Company
Grace Maltby
Williston Motor Company
Culbertson
Montana
Chicago
James Hopper
New Rockford Transcript
E. W. Jeffrey
Co. E
Mercedes
Texas
Christian Roe
Local notices and society news from Williston area
Items include Ellithorpe lignite coal ads at 429 Main street and a 14 tf price, birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Arthur Ward, recovery of a Buhler baby, Williston Day events with barbecue and shows, 1031 hunting permits issued by county, A Danielson recovering from appendicitis, Robert Slater in Alaska Sask stroke, Geo J Buhler visiting Miles City for automotive business, Rev S T James Bonetrails church call, Kotana Medical Society Oct 10 meeting, Rev N E Elsworth harvest at Medicine Hat claim, wheat crop, Fred Buchanan charged with selling alcohol, Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors social at Odd Fellow hall, The Fall of a Nation screening at Orpheum, L N Sheldon Montana Non-Partisan League arrival Glasgow, and social trips of Williams and Corbett families to White Earth area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellithorpe
C. Ellithorpe
Main Street
Arthur Ward
Westlawn
Geo.Buhler
Williston
County Auditor's Office
A. Danielson
Tioga
Alaska
Sask
Robert Slater
Geo. J. Buhler
Miles City
Mont
S. T. James
Methodist
Bonetrails
Graphic
Kotana Medical Society
Windel
N. E. Elsworth
Medicine Hat
Fred Buchanan
Temple
Odd Fellow Hall
Orpheum
L. N. Sheldon
Montana Non-Partisan League
Glasgow
Sheldon
Williston Graphic
Glasgow Courier
M. S. Williams
John A. Corbett
Ada Clair Brownson
Williams Ranch
White Earth
Benton Returns After Near-Death Snow Plow Accident
W T Benton and his wife returned to Williston after weeks with friends in Grand Forks. He had been discharged from a hospital following a severe accident on March 2 when a snow plow threw him from a trestle, injuring him on the ice. He has slowly recovered and now appears near his former health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Benton
W. T. Benton
Williston
Grand Forks
Mr. Benton
Newell Honeymoon Return and Early Housekeeping
Mr and Mrs Chas E Newell who wed at Casselton Sept 2 have returned from their honeymoon and started housekeeping on First Ave East They traveled from St Paul to St Louis by boat then to Olney Ill and back via Chicago A Bonetraill M E church box social is set for Oct 7 at eight pm in the hall Bonetraill A cordial invitation is extended to all A Saint Peters Episcopal Guild rummage sale is planned for Oct 13 and 14 two days of sale by the guild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Newell
Casselton
First Ave
St. Paul
St. Louis
Mr. Newell
Olney
Ill
Chicago
Bonetraill
M. E. Church
Graphic story advertises Williston pennant team
The Graphic quotes coverage of a No-Vary banquet by Williston Grocery Company honoring Williston pennant winning ball team. The No-Vary Vim magazine highlights Williston as the City of Opportunity with a thriving local enterprise backing the best ball team in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic
Williston
The
Williston Grocery Company
No-Vary Vim
Northwest
City of Opportunity
Lohrke and Murphy Form Williston Law Firm
Murphy who has just completed a term as register of Williston has entered into partnership with E. A. Lohrke for the practice of law. They will soon establish offices in the Union Block. Lohrke has practiced in Williston for years and once partnered with Wm. G. Owens. Murphy, during his registers in the land office, gained many friends and will bring a liberal share of local practice to the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohrke
Aaker's Business College Job Openings and Courses
Thirteen requests. Aaker's Business College shows 11 openings for office help and has placed Emma Buhrn Alice Mystrom Hannah Tollefsen Oscar Watley and L H Bakken in positions this week. Apply for one of 11 openings by sending for a catalog to A B C Grand Forks. Also offers a Gas Tractor and Auto Course catalog and a special English course for foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaker's Business College
Emma Buhrn
Alice Mystrom
Hannah Tollefson
Oscar Watley
L. H. Bakken
Grand Forks
Marriages in Williston and Spring Brook Sealed by Parsonage
Leonard A. Fleming and Elsie Boyd of Williston married September 30 at the Methodist Parsonage by Rev. H Styles Harriss. Also at the same parsonage Naomi Peters and Kate Warwick of Spring Brook were wed October 4 by Rev Harriss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Fleming
Elsie Boyd
Williston
H. Styles Harriss
Methodist
Harriss
Qien D. Peters
Kate Warwick
Spring Brook
Marriage Licenses Issued by Judge Includes Three Pairs
Marriage licenses issued from Judge A. L. Butler's office list Elmer M. Targeson of Epping and Anna L. Lewis of Springrook wed September 25. Thomas E. Gordon of Floweree and Mary May Hartsock of Hoffland on September 30. James L. Putman and Annie E. Walla of Tioga on October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer M. Targeson
Epping
Anna L. Lewis
Springrook
A. L. Butler
Thos. E. Gordon
Floweree
Mont
Mary May Hartsock
Hoffland
James L. Putman
Annie E. Walla
Tioga
In Clover Wordplay Hint Teases Graphic Reader
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Equity Co-Operative Exchange Superior
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McCarthy Bros. CO. Grain Commission
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McGuire Haley CO
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Informatio
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William Talrtmple
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Corn Exchange
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Minot
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Minneapolis Sur
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Iwaukee Andrews Grain CO
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Solici
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A. Malmquist & CO
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