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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
9
An editorial urges residents to support local businesses rather than sending trade to distant suppliers. It argues loyalty to town merchants boosts property values and city vitality, noting Chicago’s growth from local commerce and urging readers to consider the broader impact of their purchasing choices.
The wedding united Pauline Mae rile and Grover cor ra fol chosen one nine with the bridal party including Miss Genevieve Allen and Mr Logan Hardaway. Guests included Hendrixson family of Alexander ND and Greenup of Rae drum ID. Also notes on Congregational Conference in New Rockford, Schubert Symphony Club performance, and a card of thanks for Miss D C Kimbell's burial.
Local notices outline Sunday services for Williston Lutheran I G Monsor pastor with morning and evening meetings on October 17 and a 7 30 p m opening time. Methodist Episcopal H Styles Harriss preaches transformed clay at 7 30 p m with union morning worship with Trinity Sapherae church and conference news for October 18 1915. Ladies Aid officers named A H Brown president Robi Slater vice president F M MacManus treasurer Hopkins secretary.
The Community Center of Williston hosts The Church of the Open Door with Sunday services at 10 30 and 11 45 for Sunday school. A 7 30 PM sermon titled How Every Man may become a Millionaire is planned. The minister postpones vacation to aid community work and welcomes residents and visitors. Trinity Lutheran Church notes morning service at 10 30 and evening at 7 30 with Bible lectures on the General Epistles and a Ladies Aid meeting next Wednesday.
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