Case company to open branch in city for Great Plains sales
August Hanson of Racine Wisconsin representing J I Case lands in the city with Theo Smith and Mrs Donovan to discuss a new 60 by 100 foot one story branch house. The project aims to ship 10 to 50 cars of machinery and autos to White Earth McKenzie county and eastern Montana with stock of repairs and Case implements.
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August Hanson
J. J. Case Company
Racine
Wis
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Theo Smith
Case People
Donavan
Williston Grocery Company
White Earth
McKenzie County
Hanson
Donovan
Plentywood
Baioville
J. I. Case
Bainville
Yellowstone Valley
Noon day meeting on irrigation project beet sugar factory
The Commercial Club schedules a noon meeting to discuss a beet sugar factory with farmers under the irrigation ditch. Lunch will be served and attendance urged for club members and all affected farmers.
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Commercial Club
West Hotel Re opens under new landlord A Schaaf
A Schaaf of Epping is the new landlord at the West hotel and plans to open next week for boarders and roomers after thorough repairs since the recent fire. The property is described as in first class order.
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A. Schaaf
Epping
West Hotel
Pompilio Leaves Williston for Chicago Candy Job
Mike Pompilio and his nephew Nick Ablasi depart Williston for Chicago where Mike will work as a candy maker this winter. He plans to return in spring to start a local factory, leaving the Walliston band with one fewer ace and praising Director Gnstad for guiding its rise.
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Mike Pompilio
Nick Ablasi
Chicago
Mike
North Dakota
Williston
Pompido
Walliston
Gnstad
Meeting praised by city and county superintendents
City Supt Forster and County Supt M P Tatem say the Educational Association meeting was among the best in the state for attendance and interest. Officers elected for the next year include President Henry Wolf Minot, First Vice-President Dr Knolton Fargo College, Second Vice-President Miss Thea Picerd Rugby, Treasurer Richard Hayward Grand Forks, Secretary Clyde R Pravis Mayville.
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Forster
M. P. Tatem Lave
The
Educational Association
Henry Wolf
Minot
Knolton
Fargo College
Thea Picerd
Rugby
Richard Hayward
Grand Forks
Clyde R. Pravis
Mayville
Associated Charities to Hold Monthly Exec Meeting
The Executive Committee of Associated Charities will meet at 2 30 p m on Tuesday November 14 at the residence of secretary Mrs H W Braatelien 516 3d avenue east. All interested in charity work are invited to attend.
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The
Associated Charities
H. W. Braatelien
3D Avenue East
Big Feet Come High Auction Evening At Fellows Hall
A crowded Tuesday evening at Fellows Hall had attendees reveal shoe sizes and pay a corresponding charge. Big feet faced higher fees while women and most men were exempt. The social raised about forty dollars in receipts with net earnings over that amount, benefiting the Congregational church. An excellent musical and literary program complemented the event.
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C. F. Hall
and Fellows Hall
Congregational Church
Man Dies After Tank Accident Three Miles South of McGregor
Korspon died Thursday evening after a threshing rig tank wheel crushed his chest while he stood near the machine. He had planned to sail to Norway after the threshing season and was buried at Tioga where his claim was being proved. He had studied at the University of Minnesota and North Dakota, was admitted to the North Dakota bar, and served as U S Commissioner for Williston and Wilhauy County.
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McGregor Bied
McGregor
Korspon
Norway
Tioga
North Dakota
University of Minnesota
Wilhauy County Bar Association
U. S
Due
Amidonal
Williston
Staine
New Law Firm Organized Here Gathers Local Attorneys
A. S. Staine of this city and William Maloney of Wheelock form a partnership and will practice from Suite T in the Grap hie building. They bring years of legal experience and plan a broad practice across local and adjoining counties. Staine has bank leadership roles and political ties. Maloney is a University of North Dakota graduate.
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A. S. Staine
William Maloney
Wheelock
Republican State Central
Republican State Central Committee
Williams
McKennin
Williston
The
University of North Dakot
Hawde
A Staine
Uni
Storytelling Hours at Eleven at the Library
The first in a series of Story Tours will be held at eleven. Children who love stories are invited to attend as the library doors open for a dedicated hour before regular hours. Only children may enter for the story telling event.
Stone Piano Firm Visited Williston For Trade
Mr Schimallen of Fargo representing the Stone Piano company of Fargo and Grand Forks was in Williston on Monday and Tuesday to pursue business. The Stone firm is praised for its forest fair exhibit and strong season sales. Ed Bothun of Boretrainl sold a quarter section near the area to C O Borstad for 3000 dollars. Bothun will winter with his father in Portland North Carolina and seek a new location in spring.
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Schimallen
Fargo
Stone Piano Company
Grand Forks
Williston
Forest Flndea
Schumllen
Stone
Ed. Bothun
Boretrainl
C. O. Borstad
University of North Dakota Professor to Address Rural School Officers
Professor Joseph Kennedy will speak at the court house next Saturday at eleven about rural schools and the role of school officers in improving districts. The event runs forenoon and afternoon with the latter devoted to the corn contest. Pie Billings Sugar factory reports record beet refining and sugar production as Harvest proceeds in the Huntley project and surrounding valleys, with an estimated beet payments near 100 million dollars, a substantial gain.
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University of North Dakota
Court House
Pie Billings
Huntley
Yellowstone
Clark
Forks
Fairview Times
Rules Governing the Auditorium at Library Session
The library board sets use rules for the Horan auditorium require quiet conduct. Unauthorized disturbance leads to denial of privileges. extra costs cover janitor and lights with fees varying by daytime or charged rentals. Rentals go to the book fund and furniture cannot be removed. Last Saturday Gullick JH Kemp of Bonetraill sold land to Peter N Haugen for 2700 dollars, a high price for the quarter section.
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Cie Parse
Gullick JH. Kemp
Bonetraill
Peter N. Haugen
Colonel Dillon Arrives for Visit After European Tour
Colonel Moses Dillon arrived Sunday from New York City to visit his daughter Mrs. W I B Qyverson. He has just returned from an extensive European tour.
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Moses Dillon
New York City
Qyverson
Dillon
Big yield reported for Pete Hendrickson farm
A threshing run gathered 400 bushels of wheat and 300 bushels of oats on thirteen and eleven acres respectively, raised without irrigation. Wheat yielded 2 1 2 bushels per acre and oats over 27 bushels per acre. Mavourneen Todd, D J Todd’s daughter, broke her collar bone while playing at Stony Creek school, received prompt medical help, and is recovering well.
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Reegerson
Pete Hendrickson
Mavourneen ‘Todd
D. J. Todd
Stony Creek
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Odd Fellows Hall
Windy City
Vea
Mir Vielones
Supreme Court
Mr. Maloney
New Law Firm
Hie
A. J. Stafne
Miss Baldwin
Bothan
Kennedy
Joseph Kennedy
Sells Farm
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