First National Bank Offers 1000 Dollar Corn Prize
Fargo January 20 One thousand dollars in cash prizes for a 1911 growing contest were offered by the First National Bank of Fargo as announced at the Tri State convention by President Worst. The district breakdown and prize levels are set with $100 to $25 awards across four districts. Proceeds of an auction of the corn entered will fund the North Dakota Children's Home.
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McIntosh
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Dunn
Burke
Ward
Sheridan
McKenzie
North Dakota Agricultural College
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Masons of Mount Mariah Lodge Host Banquet and Installations
The Mount Mariah Lodge No. 51 A F and A M Williston North Dakota held a public installation of officers and a banquet on Thursday evening January 19 in the L O O F hall. About 150 Masons wives and invited guests enjoyed a fine musical program and a sumptuous banquet prepared by lodge members. The retiring master gave a history of the lodge from its origins to the present day. Attendees called the event one of the season’s most pleasing social occasions.
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Williston
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Congregational Church Annual Meeting Held January 28
The Congregational church annual meeting attracted a large crowd on Monday evening January 28. Selections by the male quartet opened proceedings. Reports showed twenty four new members and a strong Sunday School growth under the graded system. Nearly $3000 was raised for all purposes with the Ladies Aid Society contributing $676.48. All church offices were filled and a cheerful social time followed with refreshments provided by the ladies. Advertising farmers are usually money making farmers. Ever notice it?
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