Local notes stir in Williston and county seats
A bustling patch of city and county life in Williston and nearby towns records visits from Minot and Bonetraill citizens, sales at Greengards and McKay Bros. Pharmacy, and multiple small business notes. Residents attend events, travel for work, and advertise goods from livery to fur coats amid local commerce and personal notices.
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Greengards
Greenyards
W. P. Moore
Wheelock
McKay Bros. Pharmacy
Ed Jack
Trenton
Carl Knutson
Epping
Aren Bros
Judge Goss
Court Stenogopher Lowe
Minot
John Nelson
Fairview
J. M. McLeod
Wegley & Lunsford
East Broadway
Williston
N. D
R. C. Evans
Gladys Merchant
Great Northern
Andy Hodgin
Minot Paper Company
J. B. Settle
VanCleve
E. E. Haugberg
QO. O. Adams
Kenmare
Burt Sandee
Old Maids' Convention Planned by Catholic Church Ladies
The young ladies of a Catholic church are practicing for an Old Maids' Convention with about twenty five participants, aimed for a forthcoming date and likely to be a great success.
Organized Dancing Club Formed at Wegley Hall
A Married Peoples Dancing club was organized last Friday night to meet every two weeks. The first dance was held Friday night in Wegley hall with about twenty five couples in attendance and all reported an enjoyable time.
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Wegley Hall
Band Concert Scheduled for Wednesday February 19
Owing to illness of Prof. Onstad the band did not perform last month. He can now attend to duties and prepares for a concert Wednesday night February 19. The best city talent will assist, promising an excellent entertainment.
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T. A. WaiVleck
H. B. Hansen
Minot
Bovey- Shute
L. O. Higley
Higley
N. D
The
Independent
Minot Independent
Onstad
Wesley College Visits Inspire Williston High School Notes
Wesley college sent an instructive address to Williston High School. Williston girls tied 12 to 11 with the city’s strong basketball team, highlighting training and skill. Rumor suggests a winter match with Minot. Bradford sisters left for a ill father.
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Robertson
Wesley College
Williston
Minot
Bradford
Judge weighs new trial bid in Hedderick case
Monday afternoon Judge Palda argued for a new trial claiming new evidence was found. Attorney Watson of Fargo challenged the motion saying no important new evidence could not have been presented earlier. Judge Goss kept the matter under advisement for a later decision.
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Palda
Hedderick
Watson
Fargo
Goss
Say Boys Dont Forget The Number For Repairs
Notice invites readers to contact Olsens Tailor Shop at Powell's old stand for cleaning pressing and repairing services on short notice. The message emphasizes prompt, reliable service and a direct call to action for customers in need.
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Olsens Tailor Shop
Powells Old Stand
West-Henry Troupe Claims Best Ever Performance
The West-Henry troupe asserts they delivered their best show yet on the day in question. Performers emphasize unity and strength, signaling high confidence in their artistic execution and reception.
West-Henry troupe brings Parisian Princess to city
The West-Henry troupe arrived Monday after ten days in Minot and presented Way Down East to a large audience. They were praised as the best troupe ever to visit, with tonight’s show The Gambler's Wife anticipated as another strong performance.
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West-Henry
City
Minot
Boston Store Announces First Muslin Underwear Sale
The Boston Store will host the first annual February Muslin Underwear Sale for ten days starting Saturday February 15. They boast the most complete line of Ladies' Muslin Underwear ever brought to the city and promise their best efforts to ensure a successful introduction.
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Boston
Elizabeth Sandoe
R. H. Bosard
Minot
C. J. Ryan
Epping
E. M. Prouty, Jr
St. Paul
Williston
Jesse Hill
Avoca
Crouche
George J. Schmitz
Wheelock
Oleson, Stenehjem & Anderson
Robertson
Wesley College
J. H
Great Northern Livery
Main
First Street
Lecturer Robert Miles to Speak in Lyceum Series
Robert Walker Miles, noted lecturer, will visit the city February 22 to deliver the fifth program in the Lyceum course. He is recognized nationwide as a leading speaker and will likely please audiences. mark the date, February 22.
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Robert Walker Miles
Lyceum
Miles
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Psitor
I. R. Davis
Carl Whitmeier
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John Penson
Yakima
Wash
John van Slyke
Willis
J. G. Wall
Newlove
Dochterman
Paul Curtis
Bonetraill
Gus Goulson
Benson
Minn
Marmon
Mr. Goulson
John Flutie
A. S
Flittie Finn
Ime
John Bruegger
Twin Cities
I. B. Wingerd
Meyer Lumber Co
Beker
Mrs. Mercer
Miss Mercer
Buford
Otto Ellison
Rosco Keren
G. M. Pierce
Minot Grocery Company
H. V. Smith
A. M. Fuller
Arnegaard
Hugh Nolen
Williston Land Company
Bertha Deriger
Glasgow
Montana
Loyd Richardson
Frank M. Schafer
Harper and
Jollis
Mont
Miss Kane
Ray Sunday
Scott
Ray
John Corbett
Dorothy
Stanley
J. A. McCann
Bill Spring Brook
John H. Lewis
Lewis
A. Gordon
Unity Supply Co
Dept. P
Chicago
Ill
Mrs. Carney
Mrs. McAvoy
OLD Maids' Convention
DR. Smith
Union Block v
Williams County Bank
Brownell Drug Co
West
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