Weather report for Williston North Dakota week ended August 2 1911
Report of weather conditions at Williston North Dakota for the week ending August 2 1911. Highest temperature 98 on the 29th, lowest 50 on oath. Normal rainfall for week. For corresponding week in 1910 highest 93 on the 1st, lowest 46 on the 30th. Average temperature normal rainfall and total rainfall for week and average wind velocity per hour not stated. W T Lariner official in charge local office.
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Williston
N. D
Oath
Marvelous Barness Circus at Wapella Big Crowd Urged
Al G Barnes Big Three Ring Wild Animal Circus drew a mixed crowd in Wapella on Thursday June 22 2011. The show touted as the biggest wild animal act on the road impressed local management with attendance and promises two Williston shows on August 7 at 1 30 and 7 30 p m.
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Post
Williston
Sealed bids call for Spring Coulee school house work
Sealed bids are invited by Spring Coulee district No. 77 for completing a school house in section 19. Building size 20 by 24 by 10 with lathed and plastered finish and wainscoting 31 inches high. Bids due September 1 1911. mail to district clerk A T Jeglam Marmon North Dakota by September 6 1011.
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Spring Coulee
Eownalup
A.T. Jeglam
Marmon
N. Dak
Threat from a child warns tobacco seller in verse
A short oratorical verse shows an eight year old narrator accusing a tobacco seller of selling cigarettes to his half brother Bill who is eleven. The speaker warns the man that the law may intervene and recalls his own recent cigarette experience. The poem contrasts a boyish claim of manhood with the dangers of smoking.
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Tommy
Bill
Kisses Then and Now Cleanliness of a Father’s Kiss
A child questions the taste and smell of her father’s kisses as tobacco and liquor stain his breath. The mother reassures that kisses from daughters and wives should be clean, preserving the nectar and bliss of affection.
Religion Notes at Local Church Sunday Services
The M. E. Church announces a Sunday 10 30 a m sermon by the pastor on The Religion that is worth while. An 8 p m sacred concert follows with a splendid program. Everyone invited.
All Stars Fall to Orioles in Bizarre Night Game
The Orioles overwhelmed the All Stars eight to four as Tappan and Monnett starred with key hits and steals. Monnett drove in runs with a home run and Bruegger, Palmer, and Murphy backed the attack, while Russell and Kroman traded error moments in a tense seven innings.
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Kroman
Esterman
All Stars
Magney
Cutting
Russell
Orioles
Tappan
Drise
Bruegger
Tollefson
Palmer
Lyle
Krukeberg
McAllister
Tappin
Murphy
Moses
Kruckeberg
Drice
Monnett
Bachman
Sollefson
Kruckberg Sud
Kromen
H. Tappin
MclAllister
Kruckberg
Uns
Backman
McAllist
Library Receives Gifted Book On Williston Figure
The Williston library adds a volume titled Jasper Hunnicutt of Jimpsonhurst about railway mail service, gifted with a letter from C E Wotan praising its accuracy. Additional shelves welcome Uncle William by Jennette Lee, Happy Island, Simon the Jester by W J Locke, and Katrine by Elinor Macartney Lane.
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Williston
Jasper Hunnicutt of
Jimpsonhurst
N. D
C. E. Wotan
Uncle William
Jenn ‘Mette Lee
Simon the Jester
W. J. Locke
Katrine
Elinor Macartney Lane
Mary Gardens debt in the August Woman's Home Companion
Mary Garden recalls the girlhood moment that sparked her love of performing after seeing Clara Morris in Article 47. The intense stage experience left her ill with excitement and awake all night. Years later she donated to a Morris benefit, sending a box and a letter about that pivotal day.
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August Woman’s Home Companion
Mary Garden
Miss Garden
Clara Morris
Miss Morris
Mary
Treasurer's Report for Judson School District 38 1910 1911
The document shows a treasurer's report for Judson School District No. 38 Williams County North Dakota for 1910 1911. It lists cash on hand July 1 1910 receipts from state and county funds taxes and other sources totaling 2551 95 and total expenditures 1135 76 leaving cash on hand June 30 1911 816 19. It includes notes on indebtedness and warrants outstanding as of June 30 1911 with district board attestations.
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Judson
Williams
North Dakota
J. D. Brown
Judson Twp
Se District School Board
Marsh
Abram Miller
Alghe
Dia
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Hovwse
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F. J. Milso
Ave West
Ross
L. N. Shelden
R. D. Sutherland
N. Lt
Elf
W. Fon
Tom Willis
Wildrose
St. Louis
Candy Chohs
Graphic
Graphic Office
Westlawn
Sheldon
6Th,ave. West
Slong
Milk River Valley
D. L. Blankenship
Hinsdale, Mont
Dairy Farm
Todd
Scvaty
Geo. McDonald
Sarland
G Ic
6Th Ave
West
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
W, T. Lariner
A. A. Bradley
Papa
M. E. Church Notes
Monette
Mel Allister
Palermo
Monett
Mda
Shady Glen
D. L Todd
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Williston, N. D
Evan
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the Farmers & Merchants Bank
M. E. Wilson
L. O. Tollefson
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