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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
6
Edgar Spilten and Frau Hofrathin lure fate with a heat lever prank on a foggy line. The signal causes a collision with the Orient Express near Linz, killing fifteen and injuring forty, leaving Edgar haunted by a past Linz crash and wary of travel.
Napoleon Bonaparte, then a small sub-lieutenant in artillery, enters a drawing room to mock laughter from the Duchesse d Abrantes and her sister. He is ridiculed as a puss in boots by the younger girl who defies his anger and asserts his lack of maturity as an officer.
Editor invites readers to submit problems and games, lists solutions to problems 5 60 61, notes Doran wins in a 1910 Iowa State Checker Tournament, and advertises Champine & O'Malley farm and city loans with insurance and post office location.
Sealed bids for building a school house in District No 42 are invited until 10:00 a m March 19 1910. Plans and specifications available at Bovey Shute Lumber Co or the District Clerk's office. Two bids required per bidder one with hauling lumber and one without. District reserves right to reject any or all bids. Mrs Emma Elton Clerk District No 42 Squies N D BA fit.
Mrs. E. Flint advertises hair goods including transformations, pompadours, stemless switches, braids, and turban crowns with best quality at low prices. Also toilet goods guaranteed pure. Call evenings at 423 2d Ave East or phone 291. Will be at Mrs. Burnham's Millinery store after noons.
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Local business urges residents to inquire at the shop about stock and prices. The message stresses that careful shoppers should verify what is on hand before visiting.
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