Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-10
WILLISTON

Williston, N. D.. Nov, 1O.-Mis.
Mabel Grindy spent the week end a,
her home in Powers Lake. 3
Miss Hermiane Hurd who directed
the home talent play Merry Trav.
elers,' left Saturday morning for east
ern points.
The eighth annual meeting of the
school officers. Of Williams county
school officers closed Friday. The
opening session Thursday was marked
by an address by President T. F.
Burns Of Tioga: address Medical In
spection," DR.. McManus. N. c. Nc
Donald spoke on The Twentieth Cen
fury School" Thursday evening
president A. G.. Crane Of the Minot
normal school gave a very able and
pleasing address on Dollars and
Sense" The meeting closed Friday
morning with an illustrated lecture by
Prof. A. P. Hollis and an address by
State Superintendent E. ]. Taylor.
Twenty pupils of the rural schools
We're awarded prizes in the annual
corn and potato contest Thursday.
The school exhibit at the court house,
Better Farming Agent Hall and Chas.
Ruzicka, superintendent of the ex-
detrimental station. were judges. Ey-
cry portion of the county was repre-
scented. The corn vas furnished by
the county superintendent, Mrs.
Tatem. In the corn contest the ten
county winners were: James Kellar,
Medicine Lodge district: Ruth Lind.
holm. Tande district; John Kellar,
Medicine Lodge district: Warren Hef-
fellnger, Medicine Lodge district
Joseph Kellar. Medicine Lodge dis
trict: Virgil B~lankenship, Tande dis.
trict; Mabel Nelson. Nesson Valley;
Matthias Biwer, Hankey district; Les
ter Howe Wheel0ck and Donald ANS
haugh, Howard.
Winners in the potato contest were
Hicks, district 50; Maude Poe, Tande;
Oscar Booke, Iande; Adolph kopitz,
Eureka district; Asbiorn Hausteveit.
Grinneil district: Fred Wagner, Mes
son; Bert Lindholm, Tande; Geo.
Strom. Grinneil and Roscoe l.. Stew
ems, Marshall district. In addition to
the regular prizes the first prize win
ner in each contest will be given a
trip to the annual boys and girls in
stitute at the agricultural college.
Messrs. Thomas F. Marshall, James
H. Cooper. w. S. Davidson and Oscar
Hanson have organized the Trenton
State bank and the Trading company.
The W institutions will be under the
management Of MIR. Hanson, a we'll
known business man Of Wiiliston.
Capt. Levick, recently in charge OF
the Williston work for the Salvation
Army, has been transferred to Be-
midi, Mimi, where he will have
charge Of the barracks. Lieutenant
Severson has been given a short fur
Tough.
Oscar Havind of Glasgow spent
Sunday with relatives.
P. NJ. Madsen of Antelope, Mont,
was in the city last week attending to
business.
George Standish, representing the
Grand Forks Herald, spent a few days
of last week here.
Mrs. Guy Moore of Stanley was a
guest at the Oscar Bell home last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. c. Rawson and
Mrs. c. H. Mckinney spent Sunday
at Rawson.
Miss Olive Evans spent Sunday il.
Minot.
O. I. Wilson of the firm Borstad G.
Wilson Of Bonetrail. was in the city
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. J.. Cooper returned Tuesday
evening from her trip to the cities.
Miss Elizabeth Allen visited friends
in Minot yer Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Fauster of Wolf Point
visited friends in the city last week.
Judge Fisk went to Shafer Monday
to resume the york of the fall term
Of our for Mckenzie county.
John Bruegger left Tuesday for Mi
not to look after business interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Brownell left Thurs
day for Seattle. From there they
will travel by boat to California
Eyhnr4 than will - .-x--
Mrs. William Gray Of Kenmare Wis
tied in the city last week.
Frank Dubois spent a few days with
his parents south of Stanley.
Usher L. Burdick left Wednesday
for Chicago to attend the meeting
Of the directors Of the Percheron So
ciety of America. ,,.
REV. A. E. Distad left Wednesday
for Rolette where he attended the
quarterly conference Of the Hauges
Lutheran church.
The old Whist club was entertained
Tuesday evening by DR.. and Mrs. L.
Dochterman for Mr. and Mrs. Brown.
Judge Fisk. R. l.. welliver, George
Bubler,. Charles Marshall spent: the
George Harris and Miss Myrtle
Wetmore were married at. the Meth
odist manse Monday, November 2.
Rev. Harris otf1ciated.
Sam c. Smith and Miss Nettfe
Emery Of Marman were united in
marriage at the Methodist. manse
Tuesday evening. Rev. Harris con-
Quoted the service. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will live at Marman,.
Mrs. Curtis and Miss DaSma enter
aimed the young ladies Of the teie-
phone office last evening at the home