Classified Town offers farm loans and land sales
A bustling list of notices from Williston shows H V Smith advertising farm loans and fire insurance, real estate services by P F Bergman Co and A J Field, plus numerous In town visitors and social items. Mask Ball events at Gates Opera House February 12 and Company E dance February 16 are noted with several residents visiting or returning from nearby towns.
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Gates Opera House
H. V. Smith
V. R. Asbury
Claude
Grand Forks
Students Recital at James Memorial Library
A program of readings and songs presented by Miss Macdonald's pupils is scheduled for Saturday at 8 o'clock in the James Memorial Library. The program includes several named students and selections, followed by notices of local happenings such as visits, sales, and upcoming events in Williston, with references to local businesses and individuals.
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Miss MacDonald
James Memorial Library
Transformed Interior by George Wells at New England Cafe
California chef George Wells has reshaped the New England cafe interior with painted walls crimson hangings and palm accents to create intimate dining booths. The Star notes Wells and his family run the catering business, while Carl George & Co. perform a German comedy titled The Latch Key for Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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George Wells
California
Mr. Wells
Star
Carl George & Co
The
Land Office Case Involving Bruegger Maloney At Avoca
A three corner legal fight before the local land office in Williston centers on who may hold Coal Entry 42 at Avoca near the Great Northern railway. John Bruegger seeks reinstatement of a previously canceled entry while Agnes K Maloney seeks to maintain her homestead claim. The case, with government agents Glen B Morgan and Bloomer and attorneys Palmer Craven Burns and Gilmore Maloney, has been continued to February 8.
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Samuel Adams
John Bruegger
Agnes K. Maloney
Laura Hosmer
Great Northern Railway
Avoca
Williston
Glen B. Morgan
Bismarck
Bloomer
Land Office
Palmer, Craven & Burns
Bruegger
George A. Gilmore
William Maloney
Death of Little One Mercedes Ethel Ludanese
The two year eight month old daughter of City Auditor N B Ludanese died Sunday morning from a sudden bronchial pneumonia after a three day illness. Funeral services were held from the home Monday morning conducted by Rev Father ONeill of St Josephs church.
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Mercedes Ethel
N. B. Ludanese
Father O'Neill
St. Joseph’s Church
Company E Dance at Gate's Hall Friday Night
The sixth annual Company E dance will be held at Gate's Hall on Friday evening February 16. Organizers strive to make it the most successful event yet for the company.
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Gate’s Hall
Elaborate seven course dinner at Lucky Six club
Memrs A L Boe and Erich Rather entertained Sunday at the Lucky Six club apartments with an elaborate seven course dinner. The service, decorations, and flowers surpassed anything previously seen in the city. Rather and Roe assisted in serving the guests, including Misses Mc Millen, McNiven, Daley, Hildreth, Osdal and Messrs Pig Sot, Andrews and Cutting.
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A. L. Boe
Erich Rather
Lucky Six Club
Messrs
Rather
Roe
McMcMillen
McNiven
Daley
Hildreth
Osdal
Pigsot
Andrews
Cutting
Will Give Church Benefit Program Next Wednesday
The Young People's Society of the United Lutheran Church will hold a social in the church basement next Wednesday evening. Highlights include a solo by Mr. Shenevere a male quartet selection a recitation by Ruth Asbury and a dialogue.
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Young People’s Society of the United Lutheran Church
Mr. Shenevere
Ruth Asbury
Star Theatre Schedule Promises Refined Grace Sisters and More
Next week features Grace Sisters in refined singing and dancing Monday through Wednesday. Thursday to Saturday showcase the Four Anders ons Musical Comedy. Also shown are Hands Across the Sea films nos nine and ten of the seventy six, presented as massive historical pictures.
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Grace Sisters
Andersons
Classified rent ad proves effective in selling five room house
A rental want ad for a modern five room house appeared in the paper for one issue and the property was rented. When asked if the want ad worked, the advertiser replied that classified ads always yield results and have never failed.
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Wantad
Want
Advertiser
Fire Loss Adjusted At Wullston Electric Co
The process at the Wullston Electric Co. was adjusted on Saturday with the company receiving 99.82 dollars in payment of the claim.
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Wullston Electric Co
Library story hour adds new titles for all ages
The library received three copies of Dean Babcock’s pamphlet on investigations of lignite coal for gas and briquets and will reserve one copy for consultation. Also available this week are White Rules of the Game a seque l to The Riverman by the author about California forester life Megargel The Car and the Lady Megargel three more titles For the Children Pierson The Millers in their new home For older girls Six to sixteen Story Hour next Saturday at eleven with Misa McNivan leaving the post.
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Dean Babcock
Ife
California
Austin
Santa Lucia
Megargel
Pierson
Millers
Ewing
Misa McNivan
Mrs Benton Hosts Pleasant Friday Afternoon Hobby Party
Mrs Benton entertained Friday afternoon with ladies bringing their fancy work and enjoying a delightful afternoon. Several contests were participated in by Mrs Ponon ron and Mrs Penson, adding to the light social gathering.
Weather report from Williston North Dakota week ending January 31 1912
U S Department of Agriculture weather summary for Williston North Dakota covering the week ending January 31 1912 with highs to 40 degrees on the 30th and a low of 2 degrees on the 26th. It lists 1911 week contrasts with highs of 35 on the 28th and a low of 21 on the 6th after normal temperature and week precipitation noted.
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Williston
N. D
The Habit of Saving Life Insurance Ad Advice
Statisticians outline three life stages for men in saving and security. First, egotistical up to twenty. second, accumulating from thirty to forty five with fortune at stake. third, after fifty, focus on security and avoiding speculation. Only one in five thousand recover financially after fifty. After sixty, five percent depend on earnings or children. For information on policies contact S. D. Scott at 219 Main street Williston North Dakota Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York.
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S. D. Scott
Main Street
Williston
N. D
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N. Kirknstad
Farland
Douglas Bell
John Eastman
Gladys
Clayton Worst
Fairview
Julius Shensted
Howard
N. K. Nelson
Buford
A. R. Carson of
Alexander
J. W. Taylor
Trenton
E Dance
T. J. Wilkinson
G. Trenton
C. M Hanson
L. J. Aspasslot Ray
Hilbert
Marius Pederson
P. F. Bergman& Co
Fred
Earn Senechal
White City
F. P. Bergman , & Co
Theodore Helgeson
Spring Brook
Hjalmar Olstad
Joseph Lynch
Win Butte
A. J. Field
Alex Prescott
Hoss
C. E. Distad
Elmer Nelson
Fairview, Mont
H. O. Spoerlein
Robert Norheim
C. W. Hurd
Williston Steam Laundry
B. C. Roach
Elma
Iowa
Asbury’s
Daniel Bell
Minot
Olson
Braatelien
Crosby
District Court
Leighton
A. G. Peterson
Havre
Great Northern
John Boe
St. Tovis
Cantern Points
Dahl
Mr. Webster
Willis Hotel
Fargo
J. E. Pasenault
Pasonault
Star Theater
Cleo McLeod
Sophia Harris
Michigan
Staine & Ma- Longs Pont
Merkel
John J. Murphy
Wayne Ross
J.D. Ross
Clinton
Minnesota
A. J. Staine
N.D
F. L. Gordon
Second Avenue East
Lincoln
R. H. Eby
Plenty- Wood
Mr. Eby
J. I. Case People
D. D. Sullivan
Great Northern Hotel
Croaby
Viola Gordor Krogman
Robin
Schumann
Happy Farmer
Myrtle Swanson Rilenberg
Merry Kate
Sarah Goldschlager Lichner
Bessie Walker
Brown
Bercense
Evelyn Foster
Alice Bordon
Jacobs Bond
Miss Opperman
Royal
Royal Baking Powder
E. R. Brownson
Williston, N. D
Land Office Case
Avece
Little One
Company E Dance
Wavers
Kier
Boe Eneriain
Star Theatre
Pia
Wiss McNivin
Life Fellows
U. S. Dept. of Agricature
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