Food for the family table reflects careful housewife thought
The piece argues that meals show a homemaker's care and questions whether shoppers apply the same careful thinking when selecting baking powder. It frames baking choices as part of household budgeting and quality assurance.
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Royal
Local notes mix visits and events in Williston
A sketch of community life with remarks on visits by Mrs. I M Aaen to Alexander to see her son B A Aaen, Gusta Blessum the peddler, and several local engagements. Knights of Pythias plan a June 16 dance at the Armory with Tad's Orchestra. Miss Alice Anderson home sick while friends wish for her quick recovery. A Kora event is noted for June 16. Local residents attend gatherings, travel to Chicago for a Progressive Party convention, and other social and business activities including plumbing, baths, and livestock trading near Williston.
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Knights of Pythias
John
St. Paul
Alice Anderson
Gee
Gladys
Kora
Gnatad
Seazion
Sesson
M. H. Asen
Wm. Langland
Nelson
Class Night Highlights of 1916 Williston Graduates
The 1916 Williston High School class night in Library Hall drew a large audience for speeches, debates, mock faculty meeting, prophecies, and gifts. Carl Hogan led the class in presenting memories, a Senior Token, and a Lincoln bust memorial while Lurline Goddard read the class will. Art Gimberling launched the "Undersea" boat at Epping with Mrs. Baker as sponsor.
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Library Hall
Mary Rhodes
Chicago Record Herald
Stephen Grantier
North Dakota
Williston
Esther Rawitcher
Carl Hogan
Reginald Jaynes
Nellie Dishon
Campbell Minkler
Wise Council
Theodore Hopkins
Robert Heffernan
Lurline Goddard
A’s
Robert Minkler
Mr. White
Irene Petty
Clifford Kiindley
Prune Packer
Sears and Roebuck
Africa
Harold Gautier
Francis
Lincoln
Christens
B. Roche
Roads Need Preparing In Williams Divide Counties
D A Houge traveled by auto through northern Williams County into Divide County and highlighted washed out approaches to several bridges. This makes it hard for farmers to bring roads to town or haul bulky materials like lumber, forcing many to trade in Divide County towns.
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D. A. Houge
Illiams County
Divide County
Houge
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Peoples Exchange
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