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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1914

Page

8

Five Dollar Vote Boost Offers Due Bills Promotion

The notice offers five dollars for five thousand votes via Due Bills usable during or after the contest. Buyers can trade bills at any time and keep them until redeemed. The Graphic awards 12500 votes per new one year subscription and 2000 votes per annual renewal, with no coupons.

District rivals vie for votes in April 21 meeting

District 2 and District 4 lists show candidates Hess Hetland Kretscher and many others, with a prize draw announcing a silver set for the top gain by April 21 and a May 5 cut for further leaders. A sales table offers 300 votes per purchase and a silver ladle prize for the biggest increase by 3 PM May 5.

Wm. Rogers

Rural Missouri Ridge community notes spring events and elections

The rural Missouri Ridge district reports spring farming activity with plowing and seeding. Rev. Shaw preaches a woman suffrage sermon and reorganizes the Sunday school. Ladies Aid officers are elected. births and local travel updates noted. Fram Farmers plan May 17 celebration and will transport two full blooded short horn bulls from Williston.

Shaw Ladies Aid Geo. W. Ford Christian Blankenship C. A. Wicks Henry J. Poe Adolph Moltzes Medicine Lake Fram Farmers Club Williston Messrs Singsaas and Stover

Epping News Highlights Local Celebrations and Services

Joseph Westfold and family moved to Wolf Point. Lewis Scott takes charge at the old Westfold place. Odd Fellows plan a public celebration April 26 with speakers from Williston and Ray. Norwegian community preparing for May 17 celebration with a program of speeches music and refreshments. Presbyterian and River View and Epping schoolhouse services scheduled Sundays. creamery need noted. Numerous local notices on births illnesses travel visits and small-town happenings.

Joseph Westfold Wolf Point Mont Lewis Scott Westfold Odd Fellows Williston Ray Epping Jaren Thornell A. L. Stata Aste Biella Andrew W I. E. Usegen Ole’ Winsryg

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