Weil's Hats Choice and Local Visits Highlight Williston Notes
Local notices recount Miss Peterson visiting schools in Trenton and Lindale, Miss Bertha Palmer in Lincoln districts, and J W Braman and J P Beisel among Buford visitors. Birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Jackson, plus parish and business updates. Also mentions Weil's sale events and a Cantata at the Orpheum with August 3rd and June 3rd showings.
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Weil
Miss Peterson
Trenton
Ferguson
Weil's
Dick Vance
South Side
Williston
M. B. Jackson
Judge Fisk
Minot
Mahon-Robinson Lbr. Co
N. D
Rev. Batten
Grand Forks
Bessie A. Sinnott
Let Ave. West
Edwin A. Palmer
Hudson
Wisconsin
Braatelien
Sheridan
LaFayette Palmer
Devils Lake
Bertha Palmer
Wm. Owens
Bertha Lent
Thomas Craven
Palmer, Craven and Burns
Orpheum Theatre
N. E. Elsworth
Williston Episcopal Church
Weila
Cascaden & Evans
Marshall Oil Company
Broadway
Fi 4
M. J. Maugen
Rugby
Cascaden & Events
West Broadw
Orpheum
H. V
M. I. Safford
Orpheum Theater
Pason-ault
Clemenceau
Folden
Board of Commissioners
Ed Jones
Mr. Catley
Buford
Dave King
Dr. Fresh
Harry Snell
Joe Beisel
Jim
Chas Saunders
Emma Olson
Emma Pierson
Frank Acker
Ben Olson
Bondtrail
Eddie
Freddie
Willie
Johnnie
M. A. Well
Marian Kelley
Glasgow
New York
Well
E. R. Brownson
Health Officer Notice Enforces Health Laws
The health officer states the notice will be enforced to the letter. Appointed to ensure state health laws are followed, he expects everyone to act without legal proceedings. Pa. Taberge signs as Health Officer.
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State Board of Health
Pa. Taberge
Civic League Meeting Marks Year End 1914 15
The Woman's Civic League met at Library Hall on a Tuesday evening for a picnic lunch later served at six. Miss Macdonald sang and Miss Trendberg played. Macdonald reported on the district’s Eighth Annual meeting and Mrs. McIntosh summarized Friday’s events. Mabel Grindy was secretary.
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Civic League
Woman's Civic League
Library Hall
Miss Macdonald
Trendberg
Kenmare
McIntosh
Gospel Meetings at Wild Rose and Summit Schoolhouses
Gospel meetings will be held June 8 at Wild Rose schoolhouse at 11 A.M. and at Summit schoolhouse at 8 P.M. D. Ha Pastor Missouri thanks you for your help.
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Wild Rose
Summit Schoolhouse
Williston Health Dept orders sewer connection for cess pools
City of Williston health department warns owners occupants and tenants along main street from the Great Northern Depot to Eighth Street to connect cess pools catch basins and privies to the sewer under Ordinance 96 passed March 80 1910. The ordinance requires cleanup filling and sanitary disposal and enforcement will begin June 5 1915 if noncompliance continues. Public health official U La Berge cites city engineer supervision and Ordinance 49 21 for enforcement.
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Main Street
Great Northern Depot
Eighth Street
U. Laberge
City of
Williston
Willis ton Schools Candidates For Board Election
The Clerk of the School board lists three candidates for the board of education in the Willis ton Schools election on June first: M. J. Borden, Mrs. Elizabeth Bruenger, and C. C. Mackenroth.
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Board of Education
Williston
M. J. Borden
Elizabeth Bruegger
C. C. Mackenroth
City farmers jubilant over improving wheat prospects
Farmers in the city express enthusiasm as recent rains boost crop prospects. Earlier a subset faced discouragement due to poor wheat showing, but now conditions are improving and growth is accelerating, with farmers reporting optimism about the season.
Farmers Want Gravel Road North of Williston Improved
Farmers traveling toward Williston along the road by the Hagan place complain of a washed and rutted lane. When wet the dirt becomes soft and soaking, so they urge immediate action to graveled the route with several loads of gravel for better passage.
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Williston
Hagan Place
Williston Drug Co Offers Adler-i-ka Digestive Remedy
Special notice declares Williston as exclusive agent for Adler-i-ka a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture claimed to cleanse bowels and relieve constipation in one spoonful with instant powerful safe action. The notice highlights no-griping formula and rapid relief provided by the product.
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Williston
Adlerika
Williston Drug Co
Memorial Day activities close schools early for services
Schools schedule short exercises Monday morning to honor Memorial Day, urging parental participation in patriotic displays. States Attorney Owens will address high school, and a photography talk precedes. Williston high baseball team defeated Sidney Montana 9 8 amid fielding errors. Nine hundred fourteen pupils enrolled this year, with commencements expected to be the largest yet. exams begin Friday.
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Owens
Pasenault
Williston High
Sidney
Montana
Miss Cooper
Dorothy Tart
Miss Hanson
Minneapolis Journal
Sale of Fairview Mercantile stock and fixtures in Montana
Sealed bids are invited by the trustee for the bankrupt Fairview Mercantile Co for stock of general merchandise and furniture in Fairview Montana valued at 14202.94 with stockroom and warehouse space. Building may be bought or rented. Bids close by June 1915 with inventory copies at Farmers State Bank Fairview and Northwestern Jobbers Credit Bureau St Paul. Trustee Donald Campbell reserves right to accept or reject bids pending court approval.
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Fairview Mercantile Co
Fairview
Mont
Montana
Farmers State Bank
Northwestern Jobbers Credit Bureau
Endicott Building
St. Paul
Courage Bred of Peace In War Valor Appreciated by Peacetrained Men
The Minneapolis Journal notes bravery in this war across nations without extensive combat experience. It argues that many acts of valor come from men trained in peacetime lives, not in battle, with soldiers of Germany France Britain Russia Belgium and the British empire showing comparable courage. The piece contrasts historic wars and says bravery has become commonplace, as civilians turned soldiers display high honor while detesting war.
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Minneapolis Journal
Russia
Austria
Germany
France
Belgium
British Empire
Balaklava
Hail Insurance urged to protect crops and income
The Williams County State Bank urges farmers to buy hail and windstorm insurance to safeguard summer crops. It highlights that insurance after a storm helps pay debts and living costs, and promotes their reliable companies, clear policy terms, prompt service, and favorable rates. G. B. Everson, cashier, Williston, N. D.
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G. B. Everson
Ras't Cashier
Williams County State Bank
Williston
N. D
Evening school for penmanship and stenography classes
Evening classes in penmanship and stenography will be organized about June 21. For details and terms, inquire Florence A. Dennett at 917 1st Ave West or call 205 between 6:30 and 7:30 PM.
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Florence A. Dennett
1St Ave
Elevator manager Craslie arrested for forgery 1914 case
Pete E Craslie former manager of Farmers Elevator was arrested Saturday on a second degree forgery charge. He appeared at a hearing Tuesday and was bound over to district court with bond posted. Elevator officials alleged forged checks and claimed Craslie discussed a deal with E H Weil prompting warrants issued Tuesday evening. Weil requested a separate hearing set for next week.
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Pete E. Craslie
Craslie
E. H. Weil
Weil
Galveston Rat Catcher Resigns After Six Months Service
Galveston official Charles Portolina, longtime port rat catcher, resigns after six to seven months on the waterfront. He caught rats at about 2,000 per month, earning a base bounty of eight to ten cents per rat plus a $10 monthly bonus. He planned to quit after saving enough to buy a boat and a fossil engine, and he handed in his badge last week.
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Galveston
Tex
Charles Portolina
Can You Solve the Mystery of The Black Box?
A gripping suspense tale by E. Phillips Oppenheim promises breathless action across installments. The author crafts thrills that satisfy fans of high stakes intrigue and rapid plot turns.
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E. Phillips Oppenheim
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Mildred McMillen
Misa McMillen
Great Falls
Ott
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Dochterman
The
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Congregational Church
Scott
Nolen
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
First Mortgage
Iam
Dak
D. Ha
Missouri
J. i
Maude Evans
Ruth Hughes
Lucille Brown
Marion "Enny
Howard Donovan
Gladys Hawley
Rose Kelley
Beatrice Link
June McChesney
Mary Shermerry
Erma Slater
Charles Wheeler
Robert Heffernan
Joseph LeDosquet
Willie Shea
Nina Claire Townsend
Michael Shikany
Marie Sivertson
Bertha Doerfler
Bernadine Champion
Katherine Erickson
Lee Nelson
Fannette Pasenault
Hazel Brenner
Nat Bod
Farmers Elevator
Eugene V. Debs
Williston, N.D
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