North Dakota to Exhibit at Northwestern Products Exposition
North Dakota plans a large display at the Northwestern Products Exposition in Minneapolis from November 12 to 23. The state will receive free exhibit space through the Civic and Commerce Association of Minneapolis and the League. Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon are the seven states to be represented with seven booths and a shared state booth.
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Minneapolis
North Dakota
Burke
Northwestern Development League
Civic and Commerce Association of
League
St. Paul
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Stanton for Clerk of Court
A. W. Stanton announces for Clerk of Court. Born on a Minnesota farm 31 years ago, educated at Lansboro High School, Minnesota. He moved to North Dakota at 19, homesteaded, clerked in a general store, ran a business at Portal, was postmaster at Kermit, and for 3.5 years served as deputy sheriff. He pledges to be an efficient clerk if nominated and elected.
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A. W. Stanton
Stanton
Minnesota
Lansboro, Minn
North Dakota
Portal
N. D
Kermit
Divorce Granted to Mrs Pearl Hathaway by Judge Fisk
A divorce was granted to Mrs Pearl Hathaway from Ray Hathaway in district court on Monday on grounds of non support. They married in 1909 and have no living children. Chas Potter of Wheelock was in the city Wednesday.
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Pearl Hathaway
Fisk
Ray Hathaway
Chas. Potter
Wheelock
Violet Luncheon by Ladies Aid at Odd Fellows Hall
Six women of the Methodist Ladies Aid hosted a violet luncheon at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday afternoon. One hundred fifty guests enjoyed violet decorations and a souvenir cluster each. Miss Jewett won a guessing contest and received a painted plate. The program included vocal solos, a reading, and instrumental performances.
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Mesdames
D. E. Fuller
H. Lampman
Robert Slater
J. B. Settle
J. G. van Cleve
A. H. Brown
Ladies Aid of the
Methodist Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Miss Jewett
Miss Ahlers
Theo Settle
Miss Rutledge
Last Concert a Popular One by Ernest Gamble Party
The Ernest Gamble Concert Party at Gates Hall Monday evening drew a good audience. Gamble sang with high rank, Verna Page on violin was meritorious, and Edwin M. Shonert’s piano numbers were excellent. The trio offered a difficult to beat combination. The program mixed classical and popular elements and left listeners pleased, ranking with the city’s best musical productions.
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Ernest Gamble
Ernest Gambie
Verna Page
Edwin M. Shonert
Gates Hall
Gamble
Miss Page
Shonert
Creegan Lectures in Williston on A Year in the Orient
Rev OC C Creegan of Fargo College will lecture at the Congregational church on April 1 The talk titled A Year in the Orient aims to inspire with intellectual and spiritual insights The event is free with a silver offering collected at the end and marks Creegan's first visit to the region
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OC. C. Creegan
D. D
Fargo College
Congregational Church
Orient
Creegan
United States
Williston
Easter Millinery Show Unveils Spring Hats Event
Easter millinery display showcasing new spring hats invites the public to a two day showing on Friday and Saturday March 29 and 30. Miss C M Taylor hosts with a note to hear Dr Creegan speak at the Congregational church on Monday evening April 1 with no admission charge and a silver offering at close.
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C. M. Taylor
Dr. C. ©. Creegan
Congregational Church
McKinley argues North Dakota primary shows soap box risk
Director McKinley of the Taft campaign says North Dakota's primary demonstrates how a state without party rules could turn into a soap box Nominating fight. He cites John Bass noting Democrats voted for La Follette in the Republican primary, and warns of a national scandal if such open contests persist. Ten North Dakota delegates previously pledged Roosevelt.
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Washington
McKinley
Taft Campaign
North Dakota
John 8. Bass
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Taft Bureau
Chicago
la Follette
Election Of Officers And New Members For Local Elks
The annual election of officers of the B P G I was held Saturday night. Seven new members joined the Elkdom: William Robinson G A Randall Schafer L M Harvey Mr Rawlins C V Olson Mr Metz and Walter McAllister. Officers elected include W H Denny Exalted Ruler William Broderick Leading Knight Dr Baker Loyal Knight William Lynch Secretary William Davidson Treasurer Jo Lavallee Tyler A J Bessie Grand Lodge Representative Harry J Weatherwax Lecturing Knight.
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William Robinson
G. A. Randall
Schafer
L. M. Harvey
Rawlins
C. V. Olson
Metz
Walter McAllister
W. H. Denny
Wm. Broderick
Dr. Baker
William Lynch
William Davidson
Jo. Lavallee
Tyler
A. J. Bessie
Grand Lodge
Harry J. Weatherwax
Correction on church union statement clarifies three church members
An oversight in local papers misstated the union as of churches. the writer corrects it to reflect the union of members from the three churches. J B Falkanger requested the clarification.
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J.b.falkanger
Williston Welcomes Back Pioneer William Black Family
Mr William Black a pioneer stockman of Knife River and his wife returned from California where they spent the winter He purchased the McGahey residence and will reside in Willis ton The Graphic extends a warm welcome from local citizens to Mr and Mrs Black
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William Black
Knife River
California
Black
McGahey
Williston
Palm Sunday at Saint Peter's Church Features Benediction
Saint Peter's Episcopal Church invites worshipers to Palm Sunday services with palm branches distributed to all attendees The day marks the start of Holy Week and includes bright processional music and a special sermon titled The crowd and the Christ. A. T. Russell of Queen City Fire Inc visited Ellsworth for a fire loss adjustment.
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St. Peter’s Church
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
J. A. Corbett
A. T. Russell
Queen City Fire Inc. Company
Ellsworth
Will Inspect Company Before Tonight Inspection
Captain G H Williams of the 16th Infantry U S A to inspect the local company for defects in arms, uniform and discipline. He will be joined by Colonel J H Frame of the 1st Infantry North Dakota National Guard. Full field uniform and kit will be examined including intrenching tools. No rations or ammunition carried.
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G. H. Williams
16Th Infantry
Williams
J. H. Frame
1St Infantry
Marriage Licenses and Lectures Noted in Local Notices
Marriage licenses issued for Robert Krause and Pheba Krause of Ray Ole Raaum and Ellen Johnson of Gam betta George Bronson and Mary Dean of Temple. President C C Creegan of Fargo lectures at the Congregational church Monday evening April first on A Year in the Orient.
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Robert Krause
Pheba A. Krause
Ray
Ole Raaum
Ellen Johnson
Gambetta
George Bronson
Mary B. Dean
Temple
C. C. Creegan
Fargo
Congregational Church
Orient
Were Wedded Again After Reconciliation
Robert K. Krause and Mrs. Pheba Krause remarried in a Sunday ceremony. The couple, of Ray, had previously divorced in May and now resume their married life with a grown family headed by a nineteen year old.
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Lider Hartsohh
Robert K. Krause
Pheba Krause
Ray
Homestead bill advances to conference after three year term
The House passed the three year homestead bill already approved by the Senate and amended by the Public Lands Committee. Telegram from Hanna confirms it is likely to become law, praised as a major Northwest achievement. Also noted is the March 15 marriage of Charles E. Austin and Mary Brunt in Grinnell.
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House
Senate
House Committee On Public Lands
Representative Hanna
Hanna
Charles E. Austin
Mary Brunt
Grinnell
Butler
Court House
Williston Band Benefit Dance Scheduled at Gates Hall
The Civic League will host a Williston Band benefit dance at Gates Hall on April 5. The band will perform in full regalia with a full orchestra for most dances and tickets are one dollar. The event invites all to attend.
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Civic League
Gates Hall
Williston
Mrs. Fuller Hosts Pleasant Afternoon Tea Party
D. E. Fuller entertained about fourteen lady friends at her home yesterday afternoon. Contests awarded prizes to Mrs. Cascaden and Mrs. H. Lampman. A six o'clock three course luncheon followed in a dining room decorated with pink and white streamers and carnations. Guests praised Mrs. Fuller as a charming hostess.
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D. E. Fuller
Lecture on New Modern Woodview Rates at Hall
On Thursday evening April 9 special lecturer L A Corey will speak at the O O F Hall about new Modern Woodview rates. All members urged to attend. H Meyers Clerix.
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L. A. Corey
Woodview
H. Meyers
Clerix
Cunningham Couple Celebrate First Anniversary Bridge Party
Mr and Mrs J Arthur Cunningham marked their first wedding anniversary with a bridge party last Friday evening attended by twelve guests Luncheon followed the bridge games played for a light social occasion in the host home.
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J. Arthur Cunningham
Fields
Minneapolis Girl Brutally Killed in Shocking Crime
Police investigate the death of 15 year old Alice Matthews found strangled near her Minneapolis home after a theatre outing. Witnesses spoke of a car ride with a young man and a possible sidewalk quarrel heard by a neighbor.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Alice Matthews
Miss Matthews
Matthews
G. W. Tibbith
Henry Matthews
Work Completed on Divide County Records Copying
The Divide county Register of Deeds records copying project will finish in a few days and be handed to contractor M K Porter of Minot. Miss Bess Moe of Chetek Wisconsin supervised a team of 15 to 20 workers producing over 22 million instruments plus about a dozen index volumes using special typewriters and ink. L O Higley, register of deeds, provided access from 8 am to 6 pm and on holidays. Continued on page 5.
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Register of Deeds Office
Divide
M. K. Porter
Minot
Register of Deeds of
Bess Moe
Cheteek
Wisconsin
L. O. Higley
Register of Deeds
Mary
Margo
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Ofice
C. F. Hall
Pres. Creegan
M'Kinley
Wm. Denny
Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church
Kyrie
Epistle —Corpel
Captain Williams
U. S. Army
Colonel Frame
Mrs. Fuller
Bridge Party
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