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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
6
No substitutes should be returned to the grocer for Royal Baking Powder. The note warns there is no substitute for ROYAL, describing it as pure cream of tartar baking powder and healthful. It cautions that substitute powders are often made from alum.
Local residents and visitors are listed with various activities including Carl Lindahl’s Monday appearance, Dr. Dochterman’s trip to Alexander, and A. J. Anderson’s visit from Ray. Births, travel, shop ads, and community events populate the page, with updates on piano photography by Olson's Studio and local business notices.
H E Markham, renowned dialect comedian, brings Ole The Swede Detective to the Orpheum for a three act evening show on Friday and Saturday. He is supported by his company of wit and song with specialties between acts. Tickets are 51 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
Arthur B Boyer and Selma A Johnson, both of Wheelock, were united in marriage Monday evening March 23 by Rev E Lewis Wall. The groom, popular. the bride, a successful teacher. They will reside on their claim near Wheelock. Also includes local notices and school notes about new high school wing and ongoing state exams.
Ernest Rorke, noted pianist and accompanist, has extensive solo and orchestral experience. He has performed with Lampert's Orchestra and the University of North Dakota Glee Club, toured statewide, and appeared with Norton Chautauqua Decartes. He will solo with the Williston Glee Club on April 11.
The Civic League Literary Department met Monday in the hall with Mesdames Hanson hosting. Mrs Windell reviewed Beside the Bonny Briar Bush by Ian MacLaren. Mrs McKinney read Mrs Aren's paper on a music composer. Miss Palmer discussed The Pot of Basil painting and the biography of J W Alexander. A business trip to Ton he first of this week was noted.
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