Civil service exam to fill North Dakota vacancies
A sub clerical examination will be held in February in Bismarck Devils Lake Fargo Jamestown Minot and Pembina to fill messenger watchman and skilled labor positions and similar posts. Applications must be in by January 2. Blacks may be attained from J M Shoemaker secretary 8th district civil service board St Paul Minnesota.
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Bismarck
Devils Lake
Fargo
Jamestown
Minot
Pembina
North Dakota
J. M. Shoemaker
Civil Service Board
Paul, Mion
Williston Water Users to Meet on Nov 26 1910
Public meeting of all stockholders of the Williston Water Users Association will be held at the courthouse at 2 p m on November 26 1910 to discuss sending a delegate to Washington to aid in securing relief for the Williston Irrigation Project. Members urged to attend. E R Brownson secretary.
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Williston Water Users Association
Washington
Williston
Board of Directors
E. R. Brownson
Secy
Williston Water Users Ass’n
Knight and Harp Tie the Knot at Methodis t Parsonage
At the Methodist parsonage last Thursday evening Rev. F. Hollett united in marriage Mr. Harry J. Harp and Miss Lottie Knight. Witnesses were Mrs. McGuhey and Miss Georgiana Harp, sisters of the groom.
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Hollett
Harry J. Harp
Lottie Knight
McGuhey
Georgiana Harp
Heart Failure Causes Death of Larimore Woman
The bereaved husband and 10 year old daughter Margaret traveled Sunday evening toward Syracuse for funeral and interment in her old home city. A prominent Larimore resident for twelve years, she had many friends here and was active in church and social work. The family includes three sisters and a brother in Syracuse where the funeral will be held.
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Margaret
Syracuse
Larimore
P. J. Ferguson
Tother
Fire destroys three saloons in Mondak blaze
Mondak on November 10 reports a destructive fire that consumed three saloons Field's Broughton's and Young's, threatening the entire business district before the blaze was brought under control.
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Mondak
Field’s
Broughton's
Young's
North Dakota corn adapts to cold and long sun
The article quotes Dean Sheppard on corn resilience in North Dakota noting that frozen plants can regrow and cool nights do not hinder growth. It argues corn here requires different methods from other states, stresses thorough seed curing, early planting, and shallow cultivation, and cites Senator Greeley on soil improvement from corn rotation and Manitoba wheat growers valuing land for a potential corn crop.
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Dean Shepperd
North Dakota
Illinois
Iowa
Senator Greeley
South Dakota
Farmers’ Institute Annual
Whapeton
Manitoba
Canada
North Dakota corn country debated by local farmers
The article argues North Dakota's corn and fodder quality rivals the south, noting richer corn fodder, faster maturation, and the ability to grow more stock on less land. It compares stalk heights, ear counts, and shading effects while quoting observations from Rose Hill and nearby communities. Local notes report weddings, dances, mining talk, and upcoming German Lutheran services.
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Ou Ft
Lake
Forrest
South Dakota
Missouri
Iowa
North Dakota
Thick ensilage corn yields many ears per stalk
A Baltimore American writer says he plants ensilage corn thickly to maximize ears per stalk for silage. He notes all ears go to the silo and the silage becomes grain rich. Dairy cows fed about 40 pounds daily can utilize cornmeal with the silage, while non-dairy cows gain fat.
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Baltimore
General Farm Notes from a Rural Page
Good roads are publicity agents and inspecting grain bags helps. September is ideal to sow a crop before it establishes. Copperas in water keeps fowls healthy. Maintain butter quality and prices, avoid leaking brine, and beware cow overuse. Remove honey boxes when bees work hardest. Fence straw stacks. post setting after freeze-ups should start now.
Spring Coulee Social and School Plans
Mr and Mrs Addyman visited Williston Saturday inviting all to a basket social at Spring Coulee school on November 18. A Thanksgiving program aims to raise funds for building sheds for the schoolhouse. Mrs Foster and Mrs Andrew Moline visited Williston this week.
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Mrs. Addyman
Williston
Spring Coulee School
Spring Coulee
Mrs. Foster
Andrew Moline
Garden Valley Community Notes and Visits
Albert Frances spent Sunday with Garden Valley friends. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Fuller and daughter of Williston visited O. C. Ekeberg. Mr. McDonald of Montana visited his sister Mrs. McWilliams. Twenty-one pupils enrolled in Garden Valley school. Those neither absent nor tardy in October were Zethra Ryal Callie Hamilton Nellie McWilliams Hamiltons and Rieder. Akey’s brother and wife visited then returned east. Mabelle Jamison and Florence McWilliams at Wil aon spent weekend with WEE aUuES.
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McDonald
Montana
McWilliams
Garden Valley School
Zethra Ryal
Callie Hamilton
Nellie McWilliams
Hamilton
Rieder
Mr. Akey
Mabelle Jamison
Florence McWilliams
Wil Aon
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John Heffernan
Diamond Miley Wood
I. Todd
A. Pearson
Sheldon
Graphic Office
C, W, Chase
Westlawn
Custer
Creaser's Drug Store
Williston, N.D
R. IF. D
Springbrook
East Eighth Street
White
Bone
Business Center
Inavire
Graphi
National Sportsman, Inc
Federal
Bosta
Mass
Llewellyn Setter
L. O Keon
Kenmare
Kron
Union Block
Awelf
Main St
H. V. Smith
State of
Disteris
Williams Cour
Immo
Charles Albert Davidson
Florence Ethel Davidson
Labove
Williams County
Fisk & Moellring
P. O
Williams
Edd Hols
Matilda Holtz
H. B. Doughty
G. N
Frank Banks
Forth Dakota
Rose Hill
Albrecht
Will Albrecht
Albert Hinze
Otto Hinze
Geo. Albrecht
Mike Youness
Philip Albrecht
Charlie West
Chas. Youness
Albrecht's
Bennie Kurkenberg
Alex Turtoc
Alma Albrecht
Peter Bainville
Lampman
George Albrecht
John Albrecht
Inga Nelson
Peter
Paintedwood
City of Opportunity
Martin Jenson
Ben Keuckeberg
Otto and
Albert Hintz
Martha van Trees
Rose Hill School
Chas. M West
Verna A. Beranek
General Farm Notes
Garden Valley
Albert Frances
Garden Valley Friends
Wee Auues
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