The Missouri Girl comes to Orpheum January 5
Local items note upcoming appearance of the Missouri Girl at the Orpheum on January 5 with tickets going on sale in advance. Several residents, including Miss Olive Evans and Miss Clara Johnson, are holiday visiting and city residents attend events, with brisk advertising for Christmas wares and silk kimonos at local shops.
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Boston West Meek
Dolan
Mountrall County
Thesas Cafe
Ed. Gorman
Olive
Evans
Tioga
John Nison
State University
Missouri
Orpheum
Clara Johnson
Hillsboro
N. D
Elect Linde
Stanley
R. D. Bruegger
Miles City
Montana
Cora Brunsvold
Leeds
Rollin Safford
H. V. Safford
F. A. Craighill
Wahpeton
Laura Johnson
New Falls
Minnesota
John Breckke
Howard
M. B. Jackson
Mikkel Thorsand
Sigrud
Valdres
Norway
Axel Strom
5Th Ave
America
Eagle Store
Walter Walborn of
Rawson
Delmatia
Penn
Zeke
Daisy
Lily Wilkinson
Helen McGuiness
F. M. Fuller
C. A. McKinney
Minneapolis
Williston Motor Company
A. A. Greaves
The
Graphic
Orpheum Theatre
Tirzah MacKechnie
Burdick and Murphy
Minnewaul
Port Angeles
Washington
Myron B. Jackson
Clara Wolff
Williston
Herman Wolff
Belmont Apartments
Jackson
Grand Forks Herald
Whole Wheat Milling Co
Ole the Swede Detective Dazzles Orpheum Crowd
Ole the Swede Detective entertained a large crowd at the Orpheum on Monday evening. He proved himself a winner by putting the crook to the lead at every turn while supplying "Planty Laff" for the audience.
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Ole
Orpheum
Welcome Return Engagement of The Missouri Girl
The Missouri Girl returns on Tuesday January 5 with a stronger cast and lower prices, promising a large crowd based on favorable theatre goer comments and assurances from management.
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Missouri Girl
Christmas Services At Williston Churches
Williston churches report festive Christmas services with strong congregational attendance. Rev A J Taylor of Velva preached at Williston Morng service. Bible School at 11 45. gifts for missions shared. Trinity Lutheran discusses lot purchase for new church. Christmas program features choir, electric tree, and readings from Emanuel Poppen.
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A. J. Taylor
Velva
Bible School
Methodist Episcopal Church News and Christmas Events
The church outlines 1915 services with 10 30 A M sermon The Bereavement of God and a special bass solo by Mr L Hollar Junior League and Epworth League programs include Jerusalem and Follow the Footsteps of the Master Nearly 100 Bible school members and a social study class are highlighted The Ladies Aid held a successful sale for a sinking fund Cantata Christmas Mail for Santa Claus is announced Also Haug es Lutheran Churches list Christmas Day second day and New Year eve events with baskets and trees Suggestions invite all to attend and remember the season
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L. Hollar
Bible School
Brotherhood
Jerusalem
League of Bible Aus
Epworth League
B. Wolby
A. T. Lundgren
Round Prairie
Lake Creek
Christmas services and world war outlook in a single issue
Lutheran I G Monson urges Christmas services and a shared holiday program while a Fargo Forum front cites grim war reports. It notes strategic stalemate, shifting fronts in France, Belgium, East Prussia and Hungary, and warns of a deadly fire risk from Christmas trees. Also mentions Chief Henry Bunker of Cincinnati urging tree safety and lists REM cigars for Christmas at local dealers.
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France
Alsace
Germany
Poland
Austria
Russia
Paris
Hungary
Carpathian
Servia
Turkey
Belgium
Fargo Forum
Henry Bunker
Cincinatti, O
Santa
How to Grow Corn in North Dakota
North Dakota farmers learn corn production steps in the latest Farmers Institute Monthly from North Dakota Experiment Station. The issue covers seed selection, storage, grading, manuring, plowing depth and timing, planting depth, cultivation, frost dates, varieties, harvesting, hogging down for fodder, ensilage and ear n. The publication is illustrated.
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North Dakota
Farmers’ Institute Monthly
North Dakota Experiment Station
Snortland Kealme Couple Wed in Tioga Hotel Parlor
Snortland-Kealme of Tioga wed Edward Snortland and Miss Irene Kealme in Great Northern Hotel parlors on Tuesday afternoon officiated by Rev. Distad Brazil Ind. Firemen wearying of casino and checkers have built a loom in owners area. Cambridge Hs notes Harvard men threaten pie cut at Memorial Hall.
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Edward Snortland
Irenes Kealme
Tioga
Great Northern
Distad
Brazil
Ind
Cambridge
Harvard
Memorial Hall
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