First Annual Social Ball at Armory Planned
The first annual Social Ball will be held at the Armory on Friday, Sept 27, with a large afternoon party planned by committees. Also noted are entertainments by Mrs. Frank Acker and Mrs. Arthur Stanton, an apron sale and dance by the Muddy Valley Red Cross at Metzger corner and Broadway/Main, and a harvest supper by the Methodist Church in the Odd Fellows Hall on Sept 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Coma
Frank Acker
Arthur Stanton
Stanton
Muddy Valley
The
Red Cross
Metzger
Broadway
Main St
Episcopal Guild
J. L. Brainerd
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Brick Ice Cream Flavor Created on Color
A playful note describes Brick Ice Cream formed in a favorite flavor using a specific color. The item highlights a creative dessert idea and branding vibe suitable for a local menu card.
Eden Valley Ladies Aid and community notices
The Eden Valley column records neighbors visiting moving in and out of town events. Several residents and families are listed with visits and Saturday gatherings. A telegram confirms that Claude Marsh, son of Will Marsh, has been missing since July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Delorme
Frank Geltz
Kratzer Place
I. M. Kauffman
Willis McCoy
Claude McCoy
W. W. Keltner
W. W. Wilde
D. A. Myer
Ray
Dan Kauffman
Virgil Lowe
Ben Frank
M. Kauffman
Earl Smith
Carl Marsh
Albertia
Minot
Will Landis
Roy Marsh
Will Marshe
Messers
Will Marsh
Keltner
First High School Party Delights Williston Students
The Williston High School gym hosted the first school party of the year on Friday September 13 with dancing and a two step led by Superintendent Blume who paused to rest. Teachers and alumni attended as guests and a late extra dance followed news of American troops in France. Enrollment stands at 208 with football practice beginning and the senior class smaller than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blume
Williston
Palmer
Monroeville
Ohio
Effie Raymond
Williston High School
Brookings
South Dakota
Nellie
Lois Fuller Fof Alexander
Fort Riley
Kansas
Red Cross
Lois
Grand Forks
Dorothy Fagen
Kolze
Illinois
Rebecca Jones
Sioux City
Iowa
Clayton
Deroit
Michigan
Fargo
Allied War Activities
North Dakota University
Williston War Savings Society
Library notes on wartime books and stories
War books added this week include A Minstrel in France by Harry Lauder a personal but sincere memorial tale of his front journey singing to cheer soldiers Also United States and Pan Ger mania by Andre Cheredane stresses German aims with a plan to frustrate them Fiction highlights include Red Pepper s Patients by Grace Richmond Mackinac and Lake stories by Mary Hartwell Catherwood The Grandissies by George W Cable and Ken tucky tales by James Lane Allen Also an animated cartoon How Charlie Captured the Kaiser promises lighthearted fun during unity of purpose week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Harry Lauder
United States
Andre Cheredane
Germany
Red Pepper
Grace Richmond
Ladies’ Home Journal
Mackinac and Lake
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Mackinac
George W. Cable
Louisiana
Kentucky
James Lane Allen
Doing Their Bit at Lyric Theatre Saturday stars Tee sisters
In a local feature the Lyric Theatre presents Jane and Catherine Tee in Doing Their Bit this Saturday. The piece highlights wartime thrift and citizen effort with a wartime appeal to register and help the war effort as two visiting children from abroad are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
Lee Kidds
France
Jane
Catherine Tee
Kaiser at Lyric Next Week and Rimrock Jones Tale
An American wartime crowd pleaser letter promotes Kaiser at the Lyric next week with shows Monday Tuesday and Wednesday and urges support. It also advertises Wallace Reid in Rimrock Jones to be shown Thursday and Friday, noting outdoor scenes filmed in the Rockies and a warning to monitor copper mine activity to avoid legal loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Bil Fer
Wang
Williston
Henry Haugen
Ray
Scott
Upp
Friends
L. H. Levitt
Clarence Swimley
Epping
Blegen
Martin Iverson
Misa Ruby Biggs
Spring Brook
Messers Hans
Sam Johnson
St. Paul
Ralph Notman
Lignite
Minnie Rawitscher
Mrs. Carney
Plentywood
Joe Shannon
Wallace Reid
Paramount
Dane Coolidge
Rockies
Weather Report for Williston North Carolina 1918
Weather Bureau report shows week ending September 18 1918 with high 83 on 12th and low 24 on 17th average 49 and normal 60 precipitation 0.00 inch versus 0.21 normal. Extremes in last five years include high 91 on 18 1914 and low 24 on 17 1918. John Craig observer notes. C F Peterson and editor Knuts on of Ray attended Community Club supper last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. Cak
John Craig
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R. C. Sale and Dance
Leonard Jones
Ethel Wilber
Hitchcock
Jones-Wilbur
Leonard
Ethel Wilbur
County
Chas Gimberling
M. J. Carr
Hugh Carr
Levitt
Martha Carlson
Pat Hughes
Tioga
Gerte Holte
A. Biella
Great Falls
Lorraine Schaaf
John McConnel
Theo Beachler
Harry Gimberling
Gas Defence Division
Chemical Warfare Service
United States Army
Red Cross Organization
John McBowman
Tracy E. Drake
E. F. Ladd
Paris
Williston, N. D
Moore's
Army
Navy
Williston Drug Co
N. Dak
Butterick
New Coats
New York
Toledo
Cleveland
BUW W. SS
Eden Valley
Lawrence Moore
Grace Jones
Has Ac
Library Notes
Iweek
Charlie
Kaiser
Bill
the Kaiser
Lyric
America
Kaiser Bill
Weather Report
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles F. Marvin
C. F. Peterson
Knutson
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