Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-08
WILLISTON
williston, N. D., Sept. s.-Mrs.
Of this week from her visit in Van

DIR. Farrell and daughter, formerly
Of this city, arrived last week from
Oklahoma. The daughter will attend
high school in Williston. The doctor
Miss Helen Elkins is visiting for a
few days with Miss Alice Bordin
while on her way from Fort Benton
to her home, in Mayville.
Tom Hogan returned Tuesday after
enpoying months vacation in Min
neapolis, Chicago and his old home
town, Galena. ILL.,
Miss Joy Sherin arrived in the city
the early part of the week and will
be the guest of Miss Belle Leonhardy
few days. Miss Sherin expects to
leave soon for Great Falls. Mont,
where she will teach the coming year
Miss Matte Benson of Morristown,
Minn., has been visiting in Williston
the last few days the guest of Mrs.
A: K. CRUDE. She left for Spokane,
Wash, Sunday morning where she
Will teach in the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hopkins and son
theodore returned last week from
Washington, D. c., where they spent
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Garnnan of
Sapulpa, Okla, are in the city visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. E. A. Fox.
Miss Grace Ruud spent the latter
part Of the week with her parents at
Casselton.
The Trefoil club was DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained at the Townsend homo
last Friday evening. After a short
business session and a social time, re-
freshments were served. All report
a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. r. M. Calderwood returned
Friday after spending three months
with friends and relatives in Oregon,
California and Idaho.
p. McNiven is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Erick Rather of this city.
Barnadine and Elizabeth Cham
pion have returned from their visit
with their aunt in Rugby.
F. E. Weatherwax of Duluth. a a
brother of H. L. Weatherwax tDf His
city, has accepted. a position in, the
First National bank.
3. p. Bergman returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Balta, Rugby
and Stanley. Mrs. Bergman is still
visiting in Rugby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair of the recla-
nation service delightfully."- enter
tanned at z o'clock dinner Sunday.
The guests were DR.. and Mrs. Doch-
terman, Mrs, D. A. Powell, Miss Nc
Millen and Mrs c. H. Koyl.
Miss Eta Irgens returned to Will
liston the latter part of the week after
visiting her parents in Valley City.
Company E arrived home Tuesday
evening after having spent ten days ut
Camp Mccoy near Sparta, Wis. Cap
tain Evans and Lieutenant E.. W. and
W. w. Jeffrey were we'll pleased with
the showing made by the Williston
company while there, :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Musick enter
tained q few Of their friends the early
part of the. week, the occasion; being
Mrs. Musick's birthday. A sumptuous
four-course dinner was served. Those
present were Miss Frazier of Moor
head. Rev. and Mrs. E. Lewis Wall,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Miss Bell
Mrs. Herman Wolff returned Friday
to her home in Grand Forks after q
visit with her daughter. Mrs. M. B.
jackson. ..,s..+,s. q
a corn roast on the banks or the
Missouri. Friday evening: Misses Ger
trude Lee. Florence Johnson, Kath-
ryne 'Dggins, Cora Brunswold and
Messrs. Larry Nelson. Peter and sIil-
mer Bruegger: and Fred senechal..
Herman. Monson. son Of Rev. I: q.
Nonson, lis, visiting the home folks.
MT. Monson was graduated from
Luther college and with the college
eand made a tour to- Norway and
Germany this summer. He will teach
the coming year at Kindred, being
elected assistant principal there
Mrs. E. w. Hall of the experiment
tai farm very pleasantly entertained
number Of ladies in honor Of her
| mother, Mrs. Newcomb and sister,
Mrs. W. A.: Yoder of Fargo. During
| the afternoon delicious fruit sherbet
and cake were served. Those present
we're Mesdatnes CRAIG, Carny Koyl,
Dochterman. Powell. diversion, Bab-
cock. Sinclair. Westergaafd and Jeiis.
Friday Mr. and Mrs Braatalien re
turned to Williston after an auto trip
Of 5000 miles in 81 days. d tripstftst
proved pleasant, benefcial and slc-
cessful in every way. Leaving by the
way Of Yellowstone Valley. they trav-
eled through Montana, Wyoming; Col
orado, Nebraska and South Dakota,
| Mr.. and Mrs, F. N. Fuller returned
Lsunday morning from theirifive weeks
"TRIP that included Duluth. Elkhorn
and Cnnton,a Wis: Detroit and Nj
agara eF'alls. New York. They report
q most enjoyable time.
Tho williams county fair closed
Friday after being a complete sue
hdeks An every way. The agricultural
displays were very fine and procIaIrnsd
IN their showing, good soil. goodasea-
son and Better Farming. The, ex-
htbits of.fancy work painting and the
work OF the children was past ali ex-
pectatfon.
The second day President Worst Of
the A, C. addressed the farmers OF,
better farming subjects and 1t, was a
most excellent talk. n,
The closing feature of the fair was
the ten-mile race between the Max
well. Hap and the Ford: tho Hup WIN
ming the race.
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