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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31
About People
Movements OF IndlvIousfs to and
From the cIu

Mr.. John Lane had the misfortune
10 fall from n horse Monday evening
and fractured his left leg.
Mr.. Walter Conway, employed at
the Creek mill. is suffering from a
badly fractured limb as the result Of
a fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Osce A. statler are
IN Indianapolis TO attend the auto
races.
Miss Alma Pebler. Of warwood. is
able to be out after a several weeks
ilnss.
Mrs. Amelia Yseger. Of 23ss Chap
line street. is suffering from a broken
wrist.
Mr.. Albert Kirkland is home from
Okmulgee. Okla. where he has been
engaged in business for the past six
months.
Camden S fancy and Glenn Stein
metz are In Indianapolis TO attend the
biz race meet there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Fredericks, OF
the South Side. have left for Lake
trip. TO be gone some weeks.
Mr.. Arthur Stifel leaves next week
for Atlantic City.
W. n. Fulmer. the night clerk OF the
Windsor hotel. left for Farmland. md.
for n short vacation.
William Somerfeld. John Finnegan
and Albert Schenk H. left Tuesday
morning for Pittsburg 10 attend the
Pittsburg and Chicago ball game.
Miss Made Ryan. trained nurse. OF
Elkins. IS the guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
Joseph Hite.
Miss Rebecca Lyons. OF Cleveland,
Is the guest of Miss Genevieve Foster.
Mrs Max Yost has as her guest Mrs.
John Ferguson. OF Washington.
Charles Hutchinson and wife. OF
Washington. n. c.. are guests OF G. II.
Harper at 6 Kentucky street.
Miss Maude Flanagan. OF Dallas.
Texas. "a n visitor here.
Misses Gladys and Helen Richards.
OF Sistersville. are visiting friends on
the Island.
Mrs. Ralph Sharp and children. Of
S'eubenville. are spending n few DAVIS
with relatives here.
Frank Waite. Of tho North End. is
recovering from n successful operation
for Appendicitis performed at the
North Wheeling hospital Monday.
Mrs. Frank Waite Is severely I'll at
her home on Fifth street
Oscar Fowler has returned 20 his
homo IN Pittsburg after being the
guest OF Henry IIazlett. OF North Main
street. for several days.
Officer Frank Cox. OF the health de-
partment. Is back on duty after having
been or for the PAST Few weeks on
account o. Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31
SOCIETY
Recital at Elks.

The biggest musical event OF the
season was offered Tuesday evening
at the Elks' auditorium by Prudence
Simpson Dresser. OF Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. Dresser is not n stranger in
Wheeling. having appeared here last
fall as the accompanist to Signor
Leandro Campanari. the eminent vlo-
llnist.
The program which was rendered
was the most difficult and complete
program offered this season. and was
received by a large and enthusiastic
audience. Each number was beauti-
fully illustrated by Mrs. Dresser. Fol
lowing Is the program:
Impromptu, Op. 142. No. Schubert
Prelude ia r fiat Major
Etudc Op. 10. No. 9.
Etude. Op. %. No.
BerCrusc.
Rallade IN .. Minor. ...........Ch Chopin
Nocturne left hand alone) o.. Schiabine
scherrZo. Op. 80, No. 2......... GODDARD
ArabeFgue IN @ Major. .......... Dubusy
Nalse IN p Major. .--.... Nosykowski
T9rantiila from "VeneIiae Napoli" List
What no What no. this fellow is
dancing mad
lie hath been bitten by the Tarantula"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31
Miscellaneous Shower.

Tuesday evening MSS Eva Humes
was hostess 70 the X. X. Sewing club.
complimentary to Miss Clara Burkett,
whose marriage 10 Mr.. Wade II. Nc
Mechen takes place Thursday At noon.
The affair was in the nature OF mis-
cellaneoUs shower. and the bride-to-he
vas the recipient OF a number OF use
ful and handsome presents.
Music and games were enjoyed. AZ
"A seasonablc hour n dainty two course
luncheon was served in the dining
room which was tastefully decorated
In pink and white. Those presen;
We're:
Misses Hazel Humes Mary Nichols
BERTHA Gegnor. Elsie Drinkman. Grace
McNechen. Anna McMechen, Eva
Humes. Clara Burkett and Ncsdames
Jos. Leach and Edward Otto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31
BOOMING Dreamer
Friends OF Treasurer Creanner, o.
Ohio, Are Booming Him for
Covcr1or

Friends OF state Treasurer n. sta
Icy CreamNr. OF Ohio. arc booming
him for the Democratic nomination
for Governor IN 1912. and the mention
OF his name has aroused much enthu-
siasm over the state
To add 10 the work OF his friends.
organs Comr,oner gave him a boost
on the conduct OF HIS Office as treasur-
ct and his system OF competitive bid
ding Tor the States funds which Mr..
Dreamer had placed on the statutes
OF Ohio. His system has made the
State sufficient money 20 pay all the
State officers. including the Governor
and members OF the State Supreme
Court
Mr Creamer's home is IN Belmont
county. and naturally the boom in his
behalf has aroused his friends IN both
parties and much interest Is being
taken IN the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31
FARMER LOSES SIGHT.
Hea, Causes Man 20 Go Totally Blind

Heat Causes Man 20 Go Totally Blind
on Train.
Special If+ruf-l 90 the IutellfEercer.
NEW MARTINSNILLE. W. Va. May
30.-Geo. ". Gallord. a prominent
farmer of BraV,ou county. while on
bis WAY home from Indiana. this week.
was stricken blind. lie was awakened
several times on 'he train. but being
Ia total darkness De supposed 70 was
night and dropped or 90 sleep each
time. when nearing Cincinnati he
was aroused by q porter. and learned
o. his misfortune. he experienced no
pain az no t.no md thinks the sudden
loss 81 bis sight was duo 20 the ex-
cCsfive heat q tho day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31
Steel Order Prevents
Completion Of Church

sutton. Delmer Wilson. Ed. Giesey.
Sam Holmes. Jotn GIeeey = J. Bean,
Albert Giesey. II. l.. Simmons. a. SUIT
ton. w. p. Tighe. A. W. Menges, J.
l.. Braden. w. A. Debore. John Marsh,
George Becker. f. b. McFerson. J. p.
Petit. Roy Black. Charles Nesbitt,
John Hawkins. William Myrtle. Rev.
w. n. Fields. y. Engeman. r. Sutton.
W. wilkins. G. VI. Chambers. Rev. j.
c. Pryor. William WillsuTns. Theodore
Drum. Clyde Haleary. John Murphy
and John Jewell.
The committee OF women who had
charge of the serving of tho dinner
TO the men was composed OF the fol-
lowing: Mrs. John Engeman. Mrs. p.
II. Gear. Mrs. Lena Pryor. Mrs. 6. p.
Doty. Mrs. Charles Nesbitt and Mrs.
James Gooch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

The Arion hall was the scene OF
Nav day festivity Tuesday evening.
when the children's Cantata. Queen
o. the May" was presented by the
Sunday school OF the zion Lutheran
church Much praise il due the able
Supp orchestra OF twenty-four pieces.
OF which Harry 2. Supp IS director
They rendered several very beautiful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

% try psruna. bad confidence ln 90
before o. toot DO AND D found o. was
just Che medicine Q needed. for in
short time my cough ceased and my
a-fonrth returned.
q have enjoy oil better health since
taking 90 Than D had for several years
previous When q Geo any one weak
and run down. especially with n cough.
q -a,si-- thsri - faks psrunaH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31
Elite pance.

The fret OF series 81 summer
dances will be held by the Elite club
OF Ecllaire az the White Palace on tho
evening OF June : Invitations We're
mailed The first a. the week As this
s. tho first affair held by this club
since early in tho fail. q is being
looked forward % by large number
OF The Younger dancing sot.
The club committee e. trying 20
make this tho most successful affair
ever given bv tine Elite ruys. Tho
Elks' orchestra viii render an especi-
ally prepared dance program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

Tuesday evening FOO tho white Pal
ace ial room % patriotic dance was
given. Tho hell was draped In flags
and bunting. a large crowd thrOnged
fhn hIu Hu evening dancing was
made very enjoyable hy the cool wea-
ther Music was furnished By tho
Virginia orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

Monday afternoon. Mrs VIM &
Brady gave e. ten 90 her home IN
Woodsdole complimentary 10 Mrs
Rodney Bostosch. 0f Pasadena. Cal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

Tho KINGS Daughters circle o. the
So Lakes church have postponed in.
definitely tho social md musical
uhi-h was io have bccn given Thurs
dnu auaulna. Iunf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31
Trlenniai Reunion.

Tho class or 1905 81 Tho Linslv In
sttufs viii hold their tricnnial re-
union ~ tho sfr1tford hotel on tho
evening ~ Juno Nc. An interesting
program has been arranged for the
affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31
NEGLECTED
COLD, COT
VERY WEAK
4 Dad Cough. Tried Many
Remedies. Restored
ntf Rorrfv-.

Mrs g. s.
RuCkcr r. F.
H. o Brent
wood Tenn
writes
wish 20
tell you what
pcruun has
done Tor mo
7 was very
sick and 90
weak 7 could
scarcely Doe
up I was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

Members OF tho violet cuchro club
enjoyed picnic Tuesday out beyond
Film Grove. Eni0ymoufs ~ an Emns
wore Induced in. and basket dinner
WIS served in tho woods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

Tho Korn Eob kluh vil1 hold an
ouflue Juno 90 on Mozart Did, The
committee ir charge lF composed Of
Howard Uiohl. Henry Nrirkmar. John
Mlck. NnE Erlnt nnd IIlunrI Ray
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

Tho rarorh'al school of wheeling
pI~nicted 90 Wheeling park Monday.
and an enjoyable day was spent hy
aff tho scholars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

The ~ vs. o. S. outing club ravo n
very enjoyable picnic Tuesday Tho
young ladies n1 packed tempting
lunches and enjoyed ealing bod tho
woods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31
WILL ABANDON OIL FIELD
NORTH OF MARTINS FERRY

to'rI mo gaq would be m suT'cient
quantity 90 attract manufacturing
concerns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

Acome an Italian village Of the
Southwest. IS said TO be the oldest
settlement In this country IL was re-
ferred to by the Spanish 80 years be-
fore ST Augustine was founded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

selections and we're much applauded
by the large and enthusiastic audience
Refreshments were served The fol-
lowing program was admirably rem
dered:
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List Of Characters.

LOWING program was admirably rem
dered:
List Of Characters
Florence. young lady teacher-Miss
Frederick. her sutton Lee sharp.
Queen School Girl-Miss Meta Bert
Maids OF Honor-Mlsses Hilda Mehl-
mann. Rhoda ilildehrand. Corinns Fried
rich; coTno!ia lIeim9riifht;
Flower Girls Mildred 1iacfmann
Elizabeth Guclker. Jeanette Kalbitzer
Elizabeth korn. Elizabeth Kottler
Helene Nolte Gertrude Kocppen. Hazei
darcZek. Wilh-lmlua Focrst. Elizabeth
SSteinbicker. Martha Pebier. Alberta
Guards - Ralph Gillespie. Harold
HeraId-Aifrod PebIer.
color Hearer-H Harris I.ydick
Wand Dril.-Aiisses t-aroifuo Nolte
E'rieda Rasel Helene Schaaf. Helene
Zig, Marie DaeHn. Hiida Bremen. Marie
Steck. Nellie SleDur. Dora Schnepf
school CAildren Elise Baehn. Martha
Dicckhoff. Elveua Meyer. George Hob
stetter. Alma lascl. George basel, Freda
Goeddcl. Martha Stromp. Lillian Colnar
urea k"epren, Fted StuemPei. Herbert
Harry II .astetter. Richard Koeppen.
/ Paul $olte. Alfred Ihlcnfeld, James
iat@wool, Ivan klint!er. Harold Remke.
HERNIA Rolf. Charles Stromp. Eugene
Stromp. Melvin steinoicker. Harold
! kli-klcr. william Farmer
iant.i Miss Lena - Never
AssisfluE- Nlss Kate Ritter. Miss
Elizabeth Tel.er. Miss Meta Bencke
Program.
Act : Last 1'av 81 Scnooi. Children
preparing for May day outing
Act O. Arriving in N Gods. Growing
TIE queen.
Acn s. The Picnic.
Musical numbers
Marc" Blaze % Glory Uoizn1aun
Waltz When tie Golden Sunset
Waltz 'scuse Ms Today. . iisT'If
NJ -a--' Down thc Ferll. ..... Friedman
tIae above by Stupp's orchestra)
I INUsrfsfffs.
| Mary - i-e Man ...--..... Bamharn
! "ie Little ii-kan!nuy's Gone 20
~lr-f" ........ rohrso,
/ Messrs. VIM. Stclnbicker. lee Stupp.
GEORGE Bcurk.. Harry Reiver
I Chorus con. Hail. Yc free" Verdi
choir.
Nrs. r Nay Holt. h. VI. directre-s OF
/ vocal numbers.
! Orchestra Director Harry T. stupp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-31

Jouvenile smoking is said 20 have
increased wrapidly abroad IN the
last few years.
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Florence. young lady teacher Miss
Clara StrOebel.
Frederick. her sutton Lee Sharp.
Queen School Girl-Niss Meta Bert
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
H0ODO0 LITTER IS
TRIED IN BALANCE
RABBITS FOOT IS FOUND VULNERABLE.
when ASSOCIATED With ABORlC-
INAL SNAKE ANTID0TE

The only case where the rab-
bits foot proved the complete
hodo and brought it's owner into
the tolls of the law went on rec
ord in Justice Fields court Fri
day, when the aforesaid hodo,
buster n company with twelve,
pints of alleged aboriginal snake.
artidote, landed Charles Milburnn
in Jail yith a pigging charge and
a $1,000 bond between him and
liberty.
Milburn came from Mondak;
Thursday evening carrying D..
suit case that aroused the susi1,-
cion Of officer Bemis and about
twelve o'clock the same evening
Bemis and Officer Nolan arrest
eG M1lburn and on searching
him four (short) pints of liquor
on his person, the look, smell
and taste Of which was that Of
the famous Peoria product. Im
the suit case Of the defendant
at the New England Cafe, where.
he had a room, was found a.
suit case containing twelve more
(short) pints together with the
rabbits foot and, to lend an air
Of classical respectability to the
whole, a small vial of Harvard
Rye.
This was evidently rye and
expert witnesses (unsworn) at
Fields court decided that the
flask with the New Haven brand
contained a fluid that had at least
a speaking acquaintance with the
product of the grain fields.
After Nolan, Bemis, ~. p,
Jones, the proprietor Of the New
England, and James Evans had
testified, States Attorney Braa-
telien asked that the defendant
be bound over to District court.
Commitment papers was made
out and Milburn is recuperating
under the care Of Sheriff Olson
while, with stern wall of brick
dividing it from it's owner, the
snake. antidote rests serenely in
Clerk Browns office, marked ex-
hibits one to seventeen, quietly
awaiting the judgment day.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
WALKED ON HIM
Frank Balkins in Justice fields Court IN
=. Complaint Against hhn Redberg "a. a.


In fstic encounter on Second
Street Saturday night John He'd
berg came off victor in a pug
tournament with Frank Balkins
with the result that it landed He'd
berg in Fields court about eleven
O'Clock that evening where he re-
ceived fine of five. and costs for
smashing the dove of peace and
Balkins.
The valuation of a small parcel
of Mondak snake cure was the
beginning of the riot, Balkins and
a stranger who was festive getting
into a wordy war that ended in
battle, over the stranger smashing
the parcel and believing the thirsty
sands with the revivifying con-
tents. Balkins thought the $4.O0
would about square the cost of the
antidote and heal his lacerated
feelings over the loss of Christmas
cheer; the stranger thought 50. so
should square the loss and they
mixed.
Here Hedberg came in the scene
with IN, results that brought him
into court.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
STORY HOUR RESUMED
Another Book From The Pen Of Mrs
Porter

The Story Hour will be resumed
on Saturday, December Both, as
usual and the first story will be
''The Twelve Months"
The following books are now
ready for circulation:
Bennett. The Old Wives Tale.
Mr.. Bennett is one of modern Eng
lish writer's whose work is attract
ing good deal of attention. Tho
story is the chronicle of the lives
of two sisters from early years to
old age, and is far more detailed
and full, in the style Of Thackeray
and Dickens, than the modern
novel usually is.
Day. The Ramroddcrs. A
story of lumber and politics, with
the scene laid in Maine.
Porter. The Harvester Peo-
pie who have enjoyed the out-of-
doors atmosphere of "Freckles''
and 'The Girl of the Limberlost'
will welcome this new story from
Mrs, Porter's pen.
For the bows and girls
Brady. 90 the old Kearsarge.
A naval story of the civil war.
Tomlinson. The Young Rang
ers. A story OF the conquest of
Canada.
Macdonald. The Light Prin-
cess. A delightful fairy tale.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
POSTPONED until
NEXT FRIDAY
WILLIAM LESTER ARRESTED ON PlCClNC
CHARCE-..lN FIELDS COURT LAST
TUESDAY.-HELD ON BOND

William Lester was arrested
Saturday evening at his home on
a pigging charge by Officers Nolan,
Bemis, assisted by William Eng
lish and it took the combined ef-
forts of the three to land the rath-
er refractory Lester before Justice
Field and he was held until Tues
day on a $4O0 bond at the prelim-
mary.
The case was resumed Tuesday
afternoon, the state being repre-
sented by States Atty. Braatelien
and Atty. H. B. Doughty appear
ing for the defense, the hearing
being held in the court room.
Fred Preston testified that on
October ID he purchased from
Lester half pint of liquor, pay
ing fifty cents for the same. After
some other witnesses had been ex-
amined, the sta fe asked for con-
tinuation of the case until Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, the former
bond of $400 holding over until
the postponed hearing.
Call up 1873 for good dry wood.
Douglas Bell. 27tf.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
FOUR MONTHS
OF PROGRESS
STEPS IN ADVANCE TAKEN BY The
WILlTTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN
The PAST Term

The enrolment of the vii
liston Public schools at the
Christmas holidays 1910 w:s SIX
hudred and seventy five and
when school shut down last Fri
day afternoon at the close of
the fall term, the enrolment was
seven hundred and three, with
a high school enrolment O. ~
hundred and thirty five tina
is larger than the total high
school enrolment Of 1910.
At this the close Of the first
four months work Of corps OF
teachers that in a majority Of
cases were strangers to just
the conditions that they faced
it is more than fair that a brief
retrospective glance should be
given over just what has been
accomplished in the past four
months. y
Educators are all agreed that
getting close to the child is
one matter and getting close to
the parent is another which re-
quires an entirely different sys-
tenn. The two go hand in hand
and the efficiency Of the teach
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28

er and the proficiency of the
pupil is increased or decreased
in just the proportionate amount
that interest is displayed by the
parents of the children.
The boy or girl that feels
that his parents eyes are upon
him in his studies as well as
those of his teacher, is in the
main, a much better student than
the one that receives half
hearted encouragement at home
or none at all.
The attendance that has mark
ed the three parents meetings of
the past term that have been
held for the Webster, Anex and
High School have resulted in get
ting the pupil, parent and teach
er closer together than would
have been possible by any other
means. The parents meeting is
a sort of Twentieth Century COM
ing back to the old time sys-
tenn of knowing the parent from
"boarding around"; when every
one in the district "knew the
teacher" from personal ac-
quaintance and the connecting
link was made closer than by
any other means. Without the
parents meeting there is a gulf
fixed that often leads to mis-
understandings that are not the
best for the pupils welfare.
These meetings bridge the gulf
and the fathers and mothers of
the school can see what the aim
Of the courses are and just where
the resultant benefit will be.
Music is entering into the
Continued on page ~
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easily maintained-many bandsmen
are deferred from entering the or
ganization by the alarming month
" deficit that is constantly staring
the band in the face. New men,
bers are hard to sign when it looks
like they would be called on to put
up the money for to meet the de-
mands upon the band treasury.
/ 1t is time for DO it Now"
slogan. 1t is much easier to keep
an organized band together than
to re-organize disbanded one.
The debts against the organiza-
ton should be paid. The director
should be paid, who would like to
have their salary in arrears over
five hundred dollars. Get busy
and when the subscription paper
is brought to you as business
man who is looking after his own
business interests, even if no ele-
ment of civic pride influences you,
give literally towards the band
and see that the subscriptions are
met promptly every month.
Let us keep the band; we need it.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
A New Year Wish

In this the ending of the, old year let take
backward glance the progress have made Iand
the mistakes that have occurred making firm resolve
to set steps in advance that have done
rightly in the of the year that is just dying;
proting by the that have been made and with
faces towards the East look towards higher and better
things. The New Year marks another milestone
towards that which is the end of man. Let
make the coming year the best have yet lived; meet
ing misfortunes bravely, sharing our joys with
others, ever turning smiling face towards the world
To all on this the dawn of Che New Year. may the
and help of the Infinite One go with you.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
TEREPSCHORE SHOCKED
Small Riot Among Her Devotee, Made
The Goddess 1ndisposed

Terpsichore was sadly shocked
Friday evening and will not ne
able to appear in the Olyr ,,nian
councils for some days 0 COR the
fright sustained by email, en-
broilment among her aevotees at
sne 'sn 1'rooU 'a9 r'?a oa''o'' & on East Broad,
E.,: -y evening.
,.pG was waxiEg merry
49, Iaryiaae bell when con-
>esey arose over who would
>ay and who would not and
1'resuItant fright to the ladies pres
'eot and facial damages to some OF
the masculine contingent. How
ever the matter was adjusted, the
ladies returned and all went on
with the dance with added zest.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-12-28
Marriage License

Charles Tappon. Wllliston, and
Mrs. Jennie Foley, of Stroud.
Clarence Hagen, GLADYS, and
Miss Lena Flames, of Cult ertson
Mont.
Raymond E. Pepple and Miss
Gertrude Lavina Bean Wheelock.
Conrad Walker and Miss Louise
Wagner both of Gladys.
Sever johnson, Williston and
Miss Emma Gotta of Epping.
Jacob Smith and Miss Annette
Sheppard both of WilIlston.