The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-28
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FROM WILLISTON

Williston, N. D., April 27.-To The
Forum: The annual defamation
contest of the high school was held in
Library hall Thursday evening. The
decision of the judges gave Theodore
Hopkins and Dolly Doughty first
places. They will represent the school
in the contest held at Grand FORKS.
Program.
Piano Duet
...Hazel Glass and Alice Anderson
Boys:
New England Weather JAS. Shikany
The Jumping Frog go. Chas. Bradley
The Revenge ........ Manuel BarOny
Our Guide in Genoa ..............
Theodore Hopkins
Contralto Solo ...Miss Bessie Baldwin
Girls:
Death of Little Nell -. Edna Brant
An Encounter With an interviewer
............... Margaret Hefferman
Death Of Paul Dombey ............
Flaw MusiCh
Wee Willie Wrinkle
Dolly Doughty
The Lost Word ...... Lilly Wilkinson
Choruses ............Boys' Glee Club
Soldiers Chorus from Faust.
The Curriculum.
Decision of the judges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Black who have been
spending the winter in Oakland, Cal,
returned last week.
The Williams County Development
league met Friday for the purpose of
making plans to advertise Williams
county more extensively. The officers
are: p. K. EVerson, president; w.
Westergard, vice president; c.. Eli
thorpe, secretary and treasurer. A
board of directors was also appointed
consisting of w. c.. McClintock, Tioga;
P. X. Everson, Ray; o. F. Tasse, Cot
tonWood Lake; w. Westergard, c..
~Ellithorpe, L. Champine, A. j. Cum
ningham Of Williston.
Mr.. Kinney of Grand Forks is the
new manager for the e. J. Sander Co.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Johansen left Sun
day for Norway where they expect to
stay a year.
Mrs. Meglasson, returned to her
home at st. Ignatius, Mont, after an
extended visit here.
Miss Nellie Davidson spent Sunday
here with friends.
Miss Miriam Shaw entertained a
number of friends at dinner last week.
Mrs. G. F.. Griffith and Mrs. G. Ward
returned home Sunday from an ex-
tended visit in the west.
r. c. Ike returned from Dayton, O..
last week.
Mrs. Mckinney was hostess to the
Literary and Musical club of the Civic
league Monday evening. Miss Den
nett talked on Shakespeare's Othello.
Sibelius, Miss Mabel Grandy. Giotto
Marriage at Cana, Mrs. Conley.
Superintendent Forster left Friday
to attend the N. w. E. A. at Minot.
l.. C.. Wingate Of the Williams Coun
ty bank and w. S. Davidson of the
First National have shipped in 200
cows of the best breeds. 1t is hoped
that his will promote a greater inter-
est in dairying among the farmers.
The B. and T. club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. S.
Williams. Roll call vas answered to
with current events. Mrs. e. G. Car
ney read a paper on North Dakota
Poets; Mrs. A. F. Burke read one on
The Russell Sage Foundation. The
hostess served a very delicious lunch,
One Of the largest sales ever made
here was last week. A. G. McF'erns-
worth, state representative for the
Fargo Silo Co., assisted by the local
representative, w. w. Kellner, can
yassed this part Of the county and
sold this week twenty-five cement
silos to farmers. This order is to be
delivered in June. 1t will take a train
Of twenty-five to thirty cars to deliver
this order.
Mr.. Glen, special representative of
the Ware Grain Binder Attachment
Co. of st. Paul, met with the members
Of the commercial club to explain the
special method Of making Irvine from
fax straw and to interest the business