Right Price Mercantile Christmas Catalog List
A shopping list of items offered by Right Price Mercantile Co. featuring dresses, coats, fur accessories, undergarments, hosiery, table linens, blankets, bath robes, and assorted home items. Includes fur pieces, lingerie, gloves, handkerchiefs, patterns, and household goods for holiday gifts.
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Right Price Mercantile Co
Burgeoning Baby Wardrobe Set Featured in Boutique Listing
A curio of baby apparel and accessories is offered in a vintage listing. Items include fur set dolls, sleeping suits, toilet sets, bracelets, hoods, sweaters, bootees, coats, stockings, ribbons, belts, sashes, gloves, mesh bags, wool dresses, skirts, and handmade waists. Ivory fan and lace ruffs are noted among finer pieces.
City Notes and Travels From Fingal and Beyond
A sweep of brief notices from Fingal and nearby towns records visits, illness, travel, and social events. Miss Jennie Hunters visits from Darey. Mabel Jameson of Marmarth appears in the city. various residents transact business in Fargo and Enderlin. County Clerk C. H. Olsby is ill. Rev. Vermilya, Hewson, and others are noted in travel and church matters. A sheriff's call reports a stabbing case with a hearing planned. notable movements include Pavlova in Minneapolis with Mark Smith sailing to Glasgow. Bishop Cameron Mann leaves for Florida after twelve years serving as bishop, with a farewell reception at the church.
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Jennie Hunters
Darey
Mabel V. Jameson
Marmarth
N. D
Betty McPherson
Minneapolis
Twin City Fire Insurance Company
Middlewest
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Canada
T. W. Burckhalter
W. W. Smith
Platou
Adolf Bruberg
Calvinhurst
Sask
Litchville
Valley City
Bjubers
Margaret Cummins
Otto Zetterberg
Mark Smith
Pavlova
New York
Glasgow
Scotland
Ramsett
Fingal
Fingal Herald
Florence Beeman
Della Codding
Michigan
May Hammond
Jamestown
Jennie Greene
Cameron Mann
Episcopal Church
Bishop Mann
Mann
Paderewski concert draw noted in daily items
In the December 9 1918 issue Miss Mary Deem hosts at the Dormitory while Misses Healey Nelson and others travel to Fargo for the Paderewski concert. The Music Club postpones its Wednesday meeting to Thursday and North Dakota poet Jaurate visits town. The infant Pray dies at six months, funeral this afternoon, and various local social and civic notices follow.
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Mary Deem
Fargo
Edwin Mayland
North Dakota
Jaurate
Hanna
Harvey
Vervilma
St.imo Commandery No
Knights
Templars
Barnes County Tax Sale Sets Record Prosperity Show
The 1912 Barnes county tax sale shows remarkable prosperity with $2,654.60 in real estate taxes collected, most parcels redeemed soon, and only four bidders present. Several township and farm lands sold, including Sibley and Meadow Lake quarts, Valley City lots netting $1,064.58 with $430.28 for improvements. The county’s total 1912 real estate levy was $364,457.29, all but $1,954.60 paid by sale time, illustrating strong local finances and faith in the county’s future.
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Barnes
Nelson
Aise
Valley City
Maine
Barnes County
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