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No substitutes stints two royal cream of tartar baking powder and healthful. Powders offered as substitutes are made from alum.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
5
No substitutes stints two royal cream of tartar baking powder and healthful. Powders offered as substitutes are made from alum.
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on travel, business, and social calls. Notices include court and police actions, planned sales of hats, dental office hours, and upcoming institutes. Included are appointments, repairs, and community events across Williston and nearby towns.
First Lieutenant Captain H. R. Evans reports the birth of a fine boy at his home on Tuesday May 12.
Firemen announce a dance at the Armory Friday evening May 27. The committee promises one of the season’s best events with top music to entertain attendees.
Nobles Dancing Academy of Minneapolis instructor Mr Fannstock arrived Monday evening and is teaching about eighty students across several new dances. He is expert and performed wonders in four days of lessons with the final session tonight.
The M E Church presents a two and a half hour home talent show directed by Mrs M D Wickard at the Orpheum Theatre on May 22 1914. Proceeds go toward paying off the parsonage indebtedness.
The Y F B club held a banquet in the library hall last Friday evening to honor Mrs V A Welby for training the young men for their concert. Delta Alpha class members and friends attended. Harold McDonald served as toastmaster. Roland Shaw presented an angel food cake with a ring and thimble, sparking excitement as Miss Anna Brant found the thimble and Miss Elizabeth Doerfler the ring. A literary and musical program followed the dinner, and Mrs Welby received a large class portrait as thanks.
Abe Martin writes that spring fever means rest and quiet are needed not doctors. He says one should avoid diets or habits and keep working. In a small town, affordable comforts let a man seize spring without costly clothes or housing costs.
Edwin Shaw reports all services in the basement at 10 30 A M and 8 P M with sermons by the porter. Bible School at 11 40, Y P S C E at 7. Delta Alphas lead Sunday night service indicating future potential. Next Sunday three o clock service to be held at Missouri Ridge. Edgar M Shaw, son of the pastor, visited from Fairfield Montana. Ladies Aid contest for new members led by Mrs Carney and Mrs Braatelien. Peter Hanson and Miss Anna Hermanson married at the parsonage Saturday night May 9. They will reside in the city.
Dr. E P Robertson preached at the E Church in Williston with a fine anthem and grand music. The Epworth League to observe its Silver Anniversary with a splendid program in the evening. Masons from El Katif Zamna Spo kane and Helena attend Shriners meeting in Atlanta. Williston band greeted the travelers with music. Church notices list services at Williston and Ploom Creek and social events hosted by Ladies Aid and Round Prairie.
John Nelson Lentz pastor announces Sunday School at 10 Morning worship at 11. Parents urged to send children. A church council elected last Sunday will be installed. McCoy Thompson wedding Raleigh McCoy of Howard and Matilda Thompson of Gladys wed at Methodist parsonage at high noon May 13. Rev Lewis Walden officiates. Newlyweds begin two week honeymoon and will reside in Howard.
E W Parker of the United States Geological Survey reports in the Mineral Resources 1913 that manufactured briquettes, eggettes, coalettes and similar fuels totaled 59 short tons in 1913, valued at 1 007 327 dollars, down 18 205 tons from 1912 but up 55 066 dollars in value. Briquettes, mainly boulet, pillow or egg shaped, smokeless and sturdy, sold best in eastern states, with larger egg coal sized briquets popular along Central and Pacific coasts. A Parker report copy is available from the Geological Survey director in Washington DC.
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