The Globe Closing Out Sale Ends Nov 25
The Globe Closing out Sale offers $9,000 worth of dry goods shoes and clothing and fall furnishings at 50 to 75 cents on the dollar of wholesale price. The stock must be removed from the Globe Store building by November 25 in Williston North Dakota. Public notices state the seller claims no merchant can match his prices and that the sale is a liquidation. The notice appears in The Globe, Williston, N D, November 11, 1909.
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Globe
FOR YOUR HEALTHS SAKE FRESH AIR FOR THE SICK
An assertion that fresh air is essential for the ill and should be sought constantly. The piece argues against keeping sick rooms closed and stresses regular testing of air quality as the best aid for patient wellbeing.
Fighting Bob Evans Defends Navy Against Landis Attack
The editorial lauds Admiral Evans for defending the U S Navy against Indiana Congressman Landis who called the fleet a bluff. It notes Dewey and Schley's victories and argues ships and sailors earned the glory, with Evans backing Taft ship subsidies and criticizing Landis for unwarranted criticism while praising Ballinger's Western policies and relief efforts.
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Bob” Evans
Atlanta
Evans
Landis
Indiana
North Atlantic
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
Cape Horn
United States Navy
Charles H. Landis
Congress
Spain
Manila Bay
Dewey
Schley
Cervera
Santiago
Ballinger Moves on Rocky Boy Land Withdrawal
Secretary Ballinger acts to withdraw one million acres of prime agricultural land in Northeastern Montana from entry pending allotments for 125 members of the Rocky Boy band amid Canadian citizen protests. The action follows appeals reaching Ballinger from Culbertson residents and a protest signed by a U.S. senator.
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Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
Indian Committee
L. W. Hill
Great Northern
West
Win City
Duluth
Montana
Rocky Boy
Ballinger
Reclamation Service
Indiana
Rocky Boy Band
Department
Culbertson
Canada
Gordon Rawvitcher Wedding in Williston
Sam Gordon and Mollie Rawvitcher were married last Sunday in Odd Fellows hall with Rabbi Goertz officiating. Best man was Sam Greengard and bridesmaid Mabel Greengard. The couple, living on West Lawn, hosted a banquet and reception with a large out of town guest list from Michigan St Paul Minot and more. The Ladies Aid of the M E Church meets at Mrs Gates on Thursday afternoon November 11 1909.
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Sam Gordon
Mollie Rawvitcher
Odd Fellows Hall
Rabbi Goertz
Sam Greengard
Mabel Greengard
Williston
New York
George Rawvitcher
West Lawn
Michigan
St Paul
Minot
National Tourney plans and checkers notes
The piece reports Geo A Pierces plan for a national checker championship with unrestricted preliminary rounds and full record keeping. It also notes editor efforts on a state tournament and discussion of hosting in Williston with local clubs and players urged to act.
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Geo. A. Pierce
Minnesota
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Checker Association
Checker Players of America
West
Checker
United States
America
F. V. Miller
Kenova Street
G. A. Pierce
Kings
Williston
Minot
Williston and
Vicinity
Local notices highlight sales, services and social events
W B Overson won five dollars at Hedderich's store. Supt Schollander bought Pious Hill lots from Charles Herbst via H W Smith and H V Smith sold more Wittemier lots to Western Construction Co. Dahl Bros buy more Pious Hill lots. Miss Alyda Estlund celebrated a surprise birthday with pearl-handled fruit knives. Major Mallison bought Williams county land. Salvation Army hosts two nights of services led by Lieut Col Marshall and Staff Captain Storey.
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W. B. Overson
Hedderich
Mr. Schollander
H. W. Smith
Pious Hill
Charles Herbst
Clyde Goneding
H. V. Smith
M. E. Church
Western Construction Co
Lutherr Church
Dahl Bros
Dahl’s
Alyda Estlund
Lindstrom
O'Neill
Marshall
Salvation Army
Minneapolis
Capt
Storey
To Jamestown Insane Farmer Placed in Asylum
Frank Waters, a Higley area farmer, was brought to Jamestown on Tuesday and declared insane. The sheriff ordered him to the Jamestown asylum, with speculation that his actions stem from a plan to steal all the country’s liquor.
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Frank Waters
Higley
Asylum For
Jamestown
Pillsbury's Best Flour Sold Widely But Not By Every Grocer
The article notes Pillsbury's Best Flour is sold by grocers in sacks and barrels, but not by all grocers. Some sellers push their remaining stock while claiming equivalence, urging buyers to insist on the original Pillsbury packages to ensure genuineness.
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Pillsbury
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the Globe
Williston Graphic
Willlston, N. D
John A. Corbett
Williston, N. D
Official
Williams County
Japan
Australia
Turkey
Italy
Taft
Congressman Landis
Admiral Evans
Secretary of the Interior
Ladies Aid Society of the
Gates
R. R. Ratledge
N. C
Tal
King
White
Graphic Checker
Jesse J. Allee
Newell
Iowa
Allee
Paul Field
E. C. Landes
S. Brownell
Mallison
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
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