Williston News Roundup Highlights Nearby Happenings
Williston residents and visitors are noted in short items. Mentions include visits by Carl Gauthier and Miss Velma DuPius, activity at local stores, grain quality at elevators, and upcoming civil service exams. Also cited are moves of residents, university enrollments, and a Hup Motor Convention guest who helped organize a Hup car club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gauthier
Williston
R. E. Patch
Poplar Standard
Velma DuPius
Kenneth McCarter
W. J. Champion
Proneriy
Champion & Meyer
Detroit
J. Z. Bruegger
N. D
Hup
Taken Up Notice for HY Brand on Cattle
Taken up by G. E. Albright at his place in section 13 range 156 township 102 two miles west of 14 on file. Cattle branded HY on the right jaw and C. C. on the left shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C
G. E. Albright
Comical Rumors and Local Troubles Across Montana
Local notes report drownings near Tagus and thefts in Portal. Great Northern surveyors map Fox Lake Montana while rail officials arrange farming plots on Rugby lines. Fires, vandalism, and legal skirmishes color a busy regional page with several weddings and a notable marriage in Williston.
Congregational Church Weekly Schedule and Rally Reflections
Rev J M Sutherland of Cando will preach morning and evening. Bible school at 11:45 and Y P at 7. A cordial invitation to all services. Rally day praised with cradle roll and primary department. Dr Gammon’s talk noted. Garden Valley sermon by Dr Gammon with solos by Miss Baldwin. Aid meets at Mrs Windgate house. basement project mentioned. C E to hold 7 pm meeting at the parsonage tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
J. M. Sutherland
D. D
Cando
C.E
Edwin S, Shaw
Gammon
Sheng
Williston
Garden Valley
Dr. Gammon
Miss Baldwin
Miss Wilson
E. R. Browngan
Library News Notes Review of Parker Story and Additions
Sir Gilbert Parker’s The Judgment House arrives on library shelves with a tale set in England and South Africa involving two men and a woman amid Boer War duties. Randall Parrish’s My Lady of the North follows a Confederate soldier and a Northern girl in Civil War turmoil. additional titles include Horsley on Alcohol and the Human Body, Wile’s Her Education on child development, Toots by Anna A Gordon, and related W C T U gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library News
Gilbert Parker
England
Randall Parrish
Victor Horsley
Ira S. Wile
Anna A. Gordon
Sudden Death of Williston Cafe Proprietor William C. Lynch
William C. Lynch founder of the Great Northern Cafe and a leading Williston businessman died Friday morning after falling at his desk in the cafe following a brief visit to the hotel lobby. He was about 60 and had been in good health the day before. The body will be transported to New York state for burial. a full obituary will appear in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Lynch
Great Northern Cafe
Willistons
Lynch
New York State
Williston History Notes 1898 Highlights and Military Move
The Graphic recalls Williston years ago with town leadership, railroad patent filing, and a seven column edition planned. It mentions the 10th Cavalry band, Odd Fellowship anniversary at Fort Buford Lodge, bridge repairs on the Little Muddy, and a murder case in Grinnell where the defendant was discharged after a two day exam with States Attorney Stewart leading the prosecution. About 600 troops of the 10th Cavalry passed east over the Great Northern, reviving memories of Buford garrison days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
F. R. Zahl
Wm. Freeman
James King
10Th Cavalry
Tittle
Odd Fellowship In
America
Fort Buford Lodge
O. O.F
Henry Schaefelt
Grinnell
Metzger
Stewart
B. D. Townsend
Grand Forks
Great Northern
Buford
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W. J. Champion’s
Chamyin & Meyer
West Broadway
J. D. Young
St. Louis
Stroud’s
R. A. Nestos
Ward County
Minot
Haverly
Arnegard
John A. Corbett
Canada
Austin Heath
Yungstown
Ohio
McKenzie County
R. B. Heath
University of North Dakota At
Herbert A. Metzger
Ivan B. Metzger
G. B. Metzger
Henry Oie
Ass’t. Cashier
Citizens State Bank
Williams County
Tate Bank
Alexander Chronicle
Geo. McIntosh
Fairview
Sidney
Fairview Tribune
Joe Cutting
Alexander
New Drug Store
R. E. Krieger
George Bros
R. T. Blankenship
U. S. Navy
U. S. S. Pittsburg
San Diego
Cal
Ohia
C. Dickinson
Hinsdale
Mich
W. C. Hollar
Mr. Dickingen
A. B. Smith
Baakes
the Graphic
Mr. Baker
Aizainson
Kansas
Glasser
Baker
A. B. Field
A. J. Field
Pittsfield
Field
C. F. Currie
Wolf Point
W. A. Garrison
Minneapolis
St. Paul
J. L. McRae
Auto
Lunde
Tennants
Montana
Sam
Newton
Brownson & Williams
North Dakota
E. R. Brownson
Williston No Dak
The
Courtenay Gazette
William Fritz
Donnybrook
Tagus
Bansan MacDonald
Ina
Can
Jay Onley
Portal
Great Northern Surveyors
Fox Lake
Joe Ryder
Kenmare
Pres
Nehemiah Davis
City Commission
W. S. Shaw
D. C. Dorman
Tohn Lynch
A. L. Burdick
Burdick
Piggers
Pam Jlers
McKenzie Chronicle
Devils Lake
Ford
Carrington
Walt
Rugby Creamery
Edward J. Berry
Glendive
Hotel
Jordan
Olive
Miles City
L. M. Summerville
Paisly
North Country
Northgate
Niobe
Apple Creek
Braddock
Bridey
Ike Sheppard
Emmons County
F. M. Young
Zens
Industrial Workers of the World
Neal
Seo
A. C. Wegner
Head of the Lakes
Minnesota
Superior
Duluth
Olson
James McIntosh
Marsal Hurst
Grover C. Fields
John H. Smith
Helena
C. H. Olson & Son
Europe
Great Northern Railways
Rugby
M. R. Miller
A. G. Lowe
Lotta Wilson
Drake
Wilson
Son
O. 1. Berg
Berg
John Blogen
Belden
Albert E. Bowen
Ids
Boulder Springs
Northwest
West
Kcume
NG Pom
Powder Chicago
Room
Williston, No. Dak
E. J. Lander & Co
Minct Williston
C. T. Swenson
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