The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-17
WILLISTON

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lancaster of Powers Lake spent Il
iew days in the city visiting Miss
label Grindy.
Miss Gilaertsun spent a. few days
here last week. Miss Gi!bertson is a
seacher in Marmon.
j. Greengard left Sunday for Inter-
national Falls on business.
Mrs. Zahl Was called to LIE l:rand,
Ore, by the serious illness Ut her
mother.
l.. :. Champinc left Saturday for a
two weeks "trip to the eastern springs.
Miss Florence Wheeler entertained
a number of her friends at d thimblc
zee Wednesday evening.
MI. ana Mrs. Lust returned Thurs
day from Mnot where they have beer
sitting a. month with Mrs. Lusts
parents.
Miss Nerna Sharp will spend her
months vacation with Mrs. Gilman
on her ranch in Mackenzie county.
NJ. lie$yG lett Monday for the win
cities wherc he will consult an eye
specialist.
Tho socialists of Williams county
acid n Get-to-Sethcr meeting Satur-
day evening in the court house. This
San 1cast was held as IL preliminary
90 opening the years campaign.
Attorney w. Owens If his city has
announced that he is n candidate on
! The republican ticket for states at
torncy.
Farmers and business men Of Will
.is'on organized a Farmers Shipping
association. The object of this new,
organization is the cooperative ship
ping of live stock and at present it
mas Il membership of twenty-six. 1t is
thought that h membership will
-It,lI Ina nN'n,. - 1,,,,l N a.
i\tllncr Was elected president; T.. w.
Jeilry is vice president, and w. III.
Deny is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and man
aser.
Tuesday evening CO. f.. elected
delegates to the National Guard in
Fargo which is held February 90 to
~. Capt. Evans, first lieutenant:
Jehrles, second lieutenant: Modie,
corporal; Anderson. sergeant. Har-
Vey and Private Jeffry were chosen
delegates. Committees were named
on athletics, bylaws, athletic club,
dances and rifle practice.
-. u. Schollandcr his
resignation as superintendent of Will
llston sub-station farm to take effect
April 1. Mr.. Schollander has had
charge of the farm since it was es-
taolished six years ago and it is one
of the finest in the state. Mr.. and
Mrs. S~chollander will leave soon for
a trip to the coast and then will re-
turn here. They have not announced
their plans.
The Book and Thimble club met a,
the home Of Mrs. Penson Wednesda,
afternoon. The subject for the after.
noon study was dress and costumes
The ladies came dressed in the cos.
tunes of by-gone days. These pas,
oddities afforded much merriment fol
the members. The hostess was assist.
cd by Miss Lee and Mrs. Calderwood
ii is possible that Williston ma!
have a pickle factory w. Arthur
acting project manager of the Willis
ton Irrigation project, has been o
responding with n. HuntIey Of tn,
Huntley project relative to establish
ing Il pickle factory here.
T.. r. Kenyon was called to Cleve,
land, Ohio. Tuesday by the serious i'll
ness of his father.
Phillip Singer Of Milwaukee was {
guest at the home Of j. Greengar(
Sunday.
supt. James Asher for this distric'
of the Methodist Episcopal church
was in Williston Saturday for tn,
quarterly conference meeting. He oc
cupied the pulpit Sunday morning.
The Epworth league of the NJ. E
church gave n Valentine social in tn
church parlors Friday evening.
The young people OF Miss bennett
and Mr.. Fields Sunday school classes
Of the Congregational church surpris
ed Roland SHAY last Saturday even
ing and enjoyed a very pleasant even
ing.
Sam Scott and DIR. G. S. Jones re
Gently purchased Bakers Ferry an,
100 acres adjoining for a picni
grounds. These grounds will prob
ably be in great demand this summe,
for at present there is no real picni,
ground around Williston.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Brodericl
entertained at cards a number of he,
friends at her home on West Sixth
street.
p. T.. Clifford and wife returned Fri
day from a visit to Marshalltown
Iowa.
.Ancil Perkins. father of F. T.. Per
kins and Mrs. J.. l.. 1.ampman Is visit
ing here for a short time. He expects
to- leave soon for Ellenburg. Wash.
w. \. Garrison expects to leav;
soon for the twin cities. Milwaukee,
and Chicago. NJ. y. Garrison will ac
company him and they will visi
friends in Petosky, Mich.
Mr.. n Mrs. Lampman entertained
at cards Monday evening for Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robinson of Ellenburg. Wash.
who are guests at the LampmaI
home.
Monday afternoon Miss Matilda
Kron was married in Minneapolis u
George Johnson Of his city. Mr.
Johnson works for the Rumely Lum
Der company and is we'll known here
liston their home.