27 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
1
Local round up notes a concert tonight featuring The Great Diamond Robbery at the Opera House on March 3. George McKenzie returns to duties after a ten day Minnesota absence. Notices urge vaccination, warn of warrants paid, and call for readers to attend the Philharmonic Lady Quartette. An accident injures Geo W Newton Sr’s horse driver.
Jolly Della Pringle and her company presented The Pulse of New York to a large Lewiston audience last night. Pringle delivered strong character work across several roles while the troupe and specials drew solid applause. Additional acts and future show dates at the same venue were announced for March 7 and 8, with Faust scheduled for Saturday night.
Pure bred cattle advertised for sale in car tote across Montana Manitoba and Minnesota with willingness to meet competitors at low prices. J N Bain of Culbertson Montana promotes cattle sales and notes availability of purebred cattle and trading options with regionwide reach.
A brief note from F. J. Davies & Co. greeting customers who enjoyed their fruit and confectionery and expressing pleasure at meeting those they pleased, inviting continued patronage.
Court adjourned after a telegram from Judge Cowan at Degile Lake directed clerk Sehrerbeck to move the February term of Williams county court to April 7 at ten o’clock in the morning. The adjournment follows a heavy workload in other counties of the district.
Notice warns AIT parties holding contracts in Williston with George Parvis to pay taxes immediately otherwise their contracts will be cancelled. City scenes include visits by Geo Bickle and Havre officer, Philharmonic Lady Quartette at Opera House, Andy McPhee promoting shows, Robert Stroud returning from Chicago with high grade Percheron stallions, and sale of Boland China Be crossed pigs offered by Mrs H F Menai at Ridgelawn Montana.
An advertisement for Dr Brown's Blood Berries the Great Blood Purifier and Nerve Reator for men and women promotes it as a scientific remedy not patent medicine. It claims to improve blood quality through guided use and persistence with many cures cited and lists Brownell and McPhee as sellers.
Mary Anderson absent from school Wednesday. Belle Monroe and Hattie Folsom sick this week. James Presley and Paul Field away this week. Aleck Dahl fifth grade absent due to sickness. English Literature Class reading Macaulay’s Basaya on Milton. Minnie Hill absent two weeks visiting Culberteen. Ida Baldwin decorated wall with polka dot girl. Lily Nelson taught Misa Bailey’s room Wednesday. Miss Bailey ill. P O S C met with Maggie and George Newton Wednesday evening. Senior class selecting essays for commencement day. Alice Markell returns after a week’s absence. Eva Mareline back, teaching Mrs At tebery’s room last week. James Scranton left high school to work at Great Northern Hotel. Edwin Bellinger Maude Beker Mabel McGraw Emerson Kemna and Freddie Falcon absent from primary due to illness. Senior class considering entertainment to fund commencement programs. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure cold in one day. No Cure no Pay. Price 25 cents. Geo Hodgdon and family will occupy Mrs N A Stewart’s brick dwelling at Broadway and Cates avenue. Hodgdon is night inspector of engines for G N. Some people should be baoged. J Davies Co.
A fragmented list of show titles and notices appears with Society items, theatre promotions, and local ads. Mentions of The Great Diamond Robbery touring in March, Jolly Della Pringle, and Andrew D McBhee appear among fleeting community notices and classifieds, plus local business appeals and health notes about smallpox vaccination.
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