The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-02
WILLISTON
tBy Special CORRESPONDENT

tBy Special CorrespondenD
Williston. y. D., Feb. Wv. II.
Westergaard returned Mondsy from
IL business trip to Havrc, Hont.
The directors OF the Commercial
club held their regular meeting which
proved to be moro enthusiastic than
ever, Tt is tho aim of the officers 10
make the club. as yet Il comparatively
useful than ever. The club accepted
the offer of the E1ks for the use of
their club room. The Elks offered
their rooms for paying the light, heat.
water and janitor. 4 committee was
appointed TO assist the farmers who
February 81. The desirability of a
white way was discussed. it was de-
cided to have a smoker Monday night
for all the mmebers and the business
men Of the city.
The Book and Thimbie club met
January 2S with Mrs. w. B. diversion.
Papers on the army, navy, civil service
and North Dakota home were given
and discussed, after which a delicious
lunch was served.
Adiustors were in the city settling
for losses from the recent fire on
Broadway. c. S. Whittlesey of Fargo
adjusted the loss for the Francis block.
Captain Seneschal has returned
from an extended visit in the twin
cities.
II. c. Henry, formerly a printer in
the city but engaged in the res
taurant business at Glasgow, lost his
foot under a car wheel. He is in a
hospital.
john Bruegger, the democratic ma
tlonai committeeman. left Monday
While there he will meet the reclama-
ton officials TO confer concerning the
project here.
l.. G.. II. BUTLER. has secured a build
ing at Havre. Mont, in a desirable
location. n will open a modern cafe
terra. Mr.. BUTLER has just. returned
from a. trip to Havre and Great Falls.
He will continue to make his home
in Williston where he can PERSONAL.
manage the Silver Grill.
]. II. FORCES, road salesman for
J. II. Allen company, will make Will
llston his headquarters and his home.
He will bring his family here in the
spring.
0. r. Siverson of the hardware
firm of Hackctt Gates and Hurry will
also locate here.
1t has been rumored that the Great
Northern railroad does not intend to
DO n more construction work be-
tween the Missouri river and New
been SEN to Elbow Woods to haul
material used during the season to Ar
regard. where it will be shipped to
Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grogan expect to visit
Chicago. New York, Washington and
other eastern cities on their trip.
They had planned to be gone about
six weeks, but IL they decide to 20
to Cuba they will probably be gone
several months.
Lee illegal Of Glasgow spent several
days at the home Of Mrs. G.. Dickin-
son. Miss Florence illegal. her sis
ter, has gone to Boise, Idaho. to &C.
cept the position as head nurse in n
of the hospitals there.
Miss Gladys Penson and Mrs. Erick-
son left for Spokane THURSDAY. Miss
Penson will visit her grandmother
there.
]; c. Stewart is very i'll at his home
with typhoid fever.
Mrs: J. w. Baird who has been Wis
lung her people in Lakota and her
Mont. 't
H. Z. Peck of Kenmare was in the
city Saturday.
.E: H: saykally recently. sold his
buildings to DR.. Goldschager, who
Will take possession April 1.
Mrs. Nellie Halliday from McKen-
gle county is visiting her daurhters.
Mrs. Albert Stafne and Mrs. b. Youn.
kers. !"
D, G. Knapp Of scobey, Mont. ar
tIseG here Friday for a visit with his
family at the home Of w. N. Dickin-
Ed Holtz returned Sunday from
Dysart, Iowa. He was called away
two months g by the illness Of his
mother. who at present is Improving.
pr. Brigham Of Ross attended the
Elks anniversary. banquet here Sat-
urday. He was also in Consultation
with DR.. Hagan.
Mics Bessie Plank. a we'll known.
Roundup. Mont. to A. r.. Carson.
They will make their home in Mel
ston. Mont.
2. N. Bcrsker of Austin. a civil war
veteran, was called here by the illness
OF his son. Mr.. Bersker addressed
n nigh school students in a very
patriotic vein Wednesday and told a
uinpe OF interesting incidents con.
nected with the war.
v. l.. Burdick returned Friday from
"sSsS ~ dllCIuSQ Lne meeting
Of the progressive republicans. He
expected to leave Sunday for Tacoma
where he was called by the illness
OF MS father: He said he would no
{nake any definite statement about
his candidacy until his return.
Mrs. G! D. Malloy was called awav
70 attend the funeral at Willow CITY
y her father who died in the hospital
at Rugby.
Mr., and Mrs. e. ]. Mckenzie who
moved here from Illinois and bourht
q home on East Third avenue last
spring. have rented their home and
VIII return to Illinois. Mr.. NcKen-
yes health IL poor and he will stop
at Rochester From there they viii
go to Hanover; III. Mi. and Mr.. a.
a. Volby have rented their house. i
Fen 9 l,o.ne'y girl looks good II
.hs dlnplsss ,.sssis !!