Optical specialist S Sullivan to visit Williston
Fargo optical expert J Sullivan will be at the G N Hotel in Williston on August 26 and 27 to fit or adjust glasses. Mrs K Husebye has left for Mayville then Minneapolis for winter. P A Powell and wife with Banker Wedge and Miss Bang head to Powell ranch in McKenzie county. Bang plans to establish a residence on a valuable claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S, J. Sullivan
Fargo
G. N
Williston
K. Husebye
J. O. Stenehjem
Mayville
Minneapolis
P. A. Powell
Wedge
Granville
Miss Bang
Powell Ranch
McKenzie County
Notice of Teachers Examination for August 1907
The next regular teachers examination will be held on August 30 and 31 at school buildings in Williston and Crosby. Conditional certificates from May must write. No permits will be issued to county residents except to legalize contracts until returns are received. Each teacher must provide pen and ink. The program lists subjects by grade and time slots for both mornings. Mrs. W. O. Tatem, County Superintendent, signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Crosby
Quaker Puffed Rice 30c Excello 80c Prunes 30 Pounds
Grocery ad item listing Quaker Puffed Rice priced at 30 cents and Excello 80 cents. Includes 30 pounds of best prunes. Market-focused teaser notes bargain essentials for households seeking pantry staples.
Defies Strike in Western Union Telegraph War
Chicago reports General Superintendent T. P. Cook declares no arbitration for the telegraph strike. About 225 strike breakers employed, with 224 operators at work. Union leaders vow no surrender as 45 cities face the walkout. Samuel Gompers heads for Chicago to mediate. Local offices from Omaha to Savannah join the action with union demands for higher pay and shorter hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
T. P. Cook
Western Union Telegraph Company
The
Keys
Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Samuel J. Small
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
Small
Charles P. Neill
United States Commissioner of Labor
Charles Neill
Neill
Commissioner of Labor
Washington, D. C
S. J. Small
Oakland
Cal
Smail
O'Brien
Jeffs
Western Union
Reim
Memorial
Nichols
Los Angeles
Omaha
Postal Telegraph Companies
Patterson Block
Des Moines
Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies
Denver
Colo
Postal Telegraph Company
St. Louis
Telegraph Companies
Neb
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Offices
Kansas City
Augusta
Montgomery
Ala
Chattanooga
Tenn
Savannah
Telegraphers Strike Across Major U S Cities Totals 6596
The list shows telegraphers commencing strikes in numerous cities nationwide including Chicago New Orleans Denver Fort Worth Minneapolis Houston Nashville Memphis Sedalia Topeka Columbus Jackson Milwaukee St. Louis St Paul Meridian Oklahoma City Birmingham Montgomery Augusta Sioux City Des Moines Charleston Galveston Beaumont Little Rock Spokane Savannah Atlanta Texarkana Cairo Chattanooga with a total count of 6596 workers involved.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Colorado Springs
el Paso
Denver
Fort Worth
Minneapolis
Houston
Nashville
Memphis
Sedalia
Topeka
Columbus
Jackson
Pueblo
Milwaukee
St. Louis
St. Paul
Meridian
Mist
Oklahoma City
Birmingham
Montgomery
Ala
Augusta
Sioux City
Omaha
Knoxville
Tenn
Council Bluffs
Sereeree
Des Moines
Sesseees
Charleston
S. C
Seseseseee
Galveston
Srsee
Beaumont
Tex
Little Rock
Spokane
Savannah
Atlanta
Texarkana
Cairo
Chattanooga
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Funday
W. O. Tatem
Bonetrails Road
National Store
A. Munger
N. D
E.S. Grant & Co
Calumet
Naptha
Rogers
Pacific
Atlantic
Mansfield
Savanac Lake
N. Y
L. 2. Leminx
Montreal
Richard Mansfield
First National Bank
North Dakota
Williams County
Boston
Abc
W. A. Garrison
Prop
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