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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
5
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder claims to double loaf yield pound for pound versus cheaper alum based blends. It asserts economic use, better tastes, and healthier food. The ad emphasizes appetite appeal and wholesomeness of baked goods.
Miss Elsie Reilesamen from Arnegard visited last week. Golden Rule offers new holiday goods daily. Miss Bertha Maley left Friday to visit relatives in Sioux City Iowa. J E and Wm Maloney of Wheelock visited on Friday. James Kennedy of Wheelock was here Friday and Saturday. Indies patent leather dancing pumps arrived at the Boston. Miss Mae Kane taught Trenton school and spent Sunday with local friends.
A store announces low prices on ladies skates and a variety of nickel coffee pots tea pots and kettles. The note highlights kitchen department improvements and a welcoming display at the door with silverware visible. Market day to feature the new Machinery Hall and a glanceable inventory.
A reader notes that a town’s charm rests in its two prominent figures the preacher and the local editor, living in the best houses. He implies this signals a robust, cohesive community with shared values. The comment reflects a witty take on small town prestige and character.
Martin Hill from Morm on, Asbury Grocery Co. promotes quality and price. Special sales at the Boston and Greengard's with deep discounts on coats, overcoats, and furs. Various visitors from Schafer, Duluth, Bonetrails, and Great Falls. Loans offered on farms, rent notices, and a dance planned for Leap Year. Dr. J. Sullivan to visit for optical services.
Christmas carving sets shaving sets scissors in cases jewel boxes glass tobacco items and nut crackers are highlighted among fanciest table cutlery chinaware and cut glass offerings. Local merchants tout gift ready boxes and lacy displays for novice shoppers seeking affordable keepsakes.
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