Educators of North Dakota hold largest convention enrollment
Mr Forster reports Fargo convention attendance over 1600, the highest in twenty seven meetings. Prof Clyde R Travis elected president, officers unchanged, new ethics code endorsed, retirement fund adopted, and a move to hold next year’s meeting in Bismarck by two to one vote.
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Forster
Fargo
Grand Forks
Clyde R. Travis
Ie Normal School
City Superintendents Association
General
San Francisco
Friends of
Bismarck
Portable X Ray Machine Brings Exams To Patients
Drs. Dochterman and MacManus introduce a Campbell portable X Ray unit for use at any location with power. The device enables on site X ray examinations and can also perform various electrical treatments, expanding in office capabilities.
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Dochterman and
MacManus
Campbell
Judge limits claim in mining suit over foundation work
Last Monday Judge Fisk acted as referee in a suit where James M. Guy sued Rev. Stentson of Wheatland for labor on a foundation wall north of Ray. Guy sought 87.75 dollars plus interest, but the judge awarded 47.75 after deducting 40 as the cost to fix the foundation to proper order.
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Fisk
James M. Guy
Rev
Stentson
Wheatland
Ray
Guy
Going and Coming The Williston cemetery salesman indicted
A. Emerson faced a four month term for selling illicit goods out of a Williston suburb parlor along cemetery roads. He offered wares to farmers as they came by, hoping for quick profits from misbranded liquor. Authorities captured him at Erickson's boarding house, sentencing him to 105 days in jail to ponder his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Emerson
Dick Swiveler
Williston
Emerson
Hig Leas
Erickson
Williston Concert Band Opens Winter Sacred Concerts
The Williston Concert Band plans Sunday afternoon sacred concerts this winter. The first will be at Star theatre at 3:30 PM to accommodate late Sunday dinners. Citizens and visitors are expected to attend in large numbers for the opening concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Williston
Episcopal Services to Be Led by Rev Blaker Next Sunday
After next Sunday evening services will be conducted by Rev Blaker of Minot here. He will preside until the new Bishop provides a permanent clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Blaker
Minot
Warning to Dealers on Cold Storage Law Compliance
Food Commissioner Laddhina warns dealers to follow cold storage provisions for all products kept in cold storage. Stores must display a large sign and stamp each package with Cold Storage, include receipt and withdrawal dates, and ensure customers receive the information. Inspectors will enforce rules, and mislabeling as fresh goods is unlawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laddhina
E. F. Ladd
Lineman David Hill Dies After Poll Accident in Williston
David Hill a 20 year old lineman for the Dakota Western Telephone Company fell from a Williston poll after an electric shock likely from a wire rubbing the iron brace. He died at a hospital after the 8 PM fall. Federal services were held at the M E church with interment by the Workmen. He leaves parents two sisters a brother and his fiance Hazel McChesney.
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David Hill
Dakota Western Telephone Company
Williston Drug
Hill
L. J. Lane
First National Bank
M. BE
Wail
Jesse Hill
Williston
Hazel McChesney
Sutherland Forms Montana Farm Loan Company at Havre
R D Sutherland joins C F Davidson and O J Hogue to organize the Montana Farm Loan Company with Havre headquarters. Sutherland plans to move his family to Havre, rents a new house, and joins H Davidson Jr as president, O J Nerge as vice president, Sutherland as secretary and treasurer. The group consolidates the First National Bank of Saco and W Nelson Co at Saco under that bank, and opens Security State Bank of Big Sandy with plans for more locations in the region.
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C.F. Davidson
O. J. Hogue
R. D. Sutherland
Montana Farm Loan Company
Havre
First National Bank of
Saco
Bank of ©. W. Nelson and Co
Big Sandy
Security State Bank of
Williston Garage Expands to Largest Northwest Facility
L. N. Stice plans a major enlargement of his auto garage. The existing 50 by 50 foot building will gain a 50 by 50 fireproof brick addition, totaling 10 000 square feet. A 25 by 10 foot basement for storage and heating will be excavated. This marks the third expansion to meet growing demand. Thanksgiving Ball By Band Williston Concert Band hosts a Thanksgiving night dance November 27 with 10 to 15 musicians. The event aims to be the season’s highlight, offering the best music among city dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Stice
Stice
Williston
Akers Hewitt Wedding In Buford Parsonage Ceremony
Chas Akers and Miss Alice Hewitt both of Buford were married Tuesday afternoon at the M E Parsonage by the Rev Wall. The couple will reside in Buford, N D. A thief seems to need only a look of assurance to walk away with jewels or a house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akers-Hewitt
Chas, Akers
Alice Hewitt
Buford
M. E
Wall
N. D
Four Artists Company Soon On Lyceum Course
The Four Artists Company unites four stars Frederick W. Nickbush Junior Clara Marie Len Ceeth Reuter and Klave M DeVine under one organization. Nickbush is a famed baritone Len is a fiery pianist Reuter a master violinist and DeVine a leading coloratura. They will perform on the Lyceum Course November 17 for music lovers nationwide.
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Four Artists Company
Frederick W. Nickbush
Europe
America
Clara Marie Len
Len Plas
Magical Courier
Miss Len
Fine Arts
Chicago
Aeeth Reuter
Klave M. DeVine
Walter Damrosch
Lyceum
Sale and lunch by Lutheran Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran church will hold a sale and lunch in the basement of the church on December sixth. Lunch will be served at noon and for the remainder of the day.
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Ladies Aid of the
Lutheran Church
Conduct Farm Schools in County
Expert Hall of the Better Farming Association plans winter Agricultural schools across the county. He will spend about two days at each location, with large attendances expected as farmers seek better methods. Mr. Fall visits Howard December 4 5 and Squires December 11 12. The season ends with a Williston court house school starting February 3 lasting several days.
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The
Better Farming Association
Fall
Howard
Squires
Court House
Williston
Hall
Bishop Mann to Visit Williston Next Sunday
Bishop Mann will visit Williston next Sunday to hold services at the Episcopal church. He will leave North Dakota mid December to assume his duties in the new field, and this visit may be his last in the city as Bishop Tyler is expected to take charge around December 15.
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Mann
Williston
North Dakota
Our City
Tyler
Garden Valley Basket Social Planned at School House
Garden Valley Sunday Circle hosts a basket social on Saturday night November 15 at the Garden Valley school house. Fancy and useful articles will be sold and coffee will be served free. All welcome to attend and arrive early for the program.
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Garden Valley
Wolfe and Wagner Tie the Knot in Williston
Alfred Wolfe and Martha Wagner were married on November 1 before Judge Butler in Williston. The bride is the daughter of a long established citizen, and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Wm Wolfe and works for the Great Northern. The Graphic extends congratulations.
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Wolfe-Wagner
Williston
Williston Fire Boys Plan Social Dance at Gates Hall
The Williston fire boys announce a benefit dance to entertain patrons and raise funds. The event at Gates hall runs from 9 to 2 80 tonight, with proceeds aiding a worthy cause.
Williams County Tax Sale Scheduled for December 9
The delinquent tax sale of Williams County real estate will be held at the courthouse on Tuesday December 9.
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Williams County
Fanny Haynes Entertains and Sells Whiskey in Ham County
Miss Fanny Haynes hosted gatherings amid patrol visits a bullet pierced the door panel during one visit. A later official call by States Attorney Burdick Sheriff Erickson and Patrolman Lunceford led to seizure of eighteen gallons of whiskey and seventy two quarts of beer. A $200 fine and a twelve month injunction against the house followed.
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Williston
Fanny Haynes
Lunceford
Ham
Burdick
Erickson
Fann
Banana Belt Farmers Benefit From Warmer Weather
The article notes farmers have worked steadily in recent days as mild weather froze out frost and allowed extensive field work that would have waited until spring, delaying seeding and cultivation.
Hogan's Lunch Offers 25 Cent Merchant Meal
A brief notice advertises Hogan's Lunch serving a 25 cent merchant meal from 11 30 a m to 1 p m with a call to try it for lunch tomorrow.
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Hogan's
Blizzard Rages Across Lakes As Storm Harms Harbor
The great blizzard hits the East and Great Lakes region with high gale force. Manitou Island steamer sinks after nights of failed rescue attempts by Eagle Harbor life savers. Lincoln Park harbor breakwater destroyed. Milwaukee harbor works ruined. deaths reported as storm blankets Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Calumet
Flaherman
Manitou Island
Lake Superior
Eagle Harbor
Chicago
Lincoln Park Yacht Harbor
Milwaukee
New Harbor
Lake Huron
Erie
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York East End
Buffalo
Train Stalls Twenty Eight Hours Near Cleveland
Snow blankets Western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio and northern West Virginia. A train arriving today was halted for twenty eight hours near Cleveland. The report notes severe winter conditions and ongoing travel disruption in the region.
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Matis
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Cleveland
Haug es Lutheran Church notices in Williston
Haug es Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 7 p m and English service at 8 p m conducted by Rev A C Schaaf. Ludiex Aid Society meets Thursday at 2 p m with Mrs N J Falkanger at 424 7th Ave West. Lake Creek annual church meeting set for Wednesday the 19th at 1 30 p m at H O Rognstad’s residence.
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Williston
A C. Schaaf
Ludiex Aid Society
N. J. Falkanger
7Th Ave. Weat
Lake Creek
H. O. Rognstad
Hamre Buys Rawson Machine Building on Broadway
P C Hamre has completed a $12000 purchase of the Rawson Machine building on Broadway and plans to move his furniture business in around December 15. The building will be stripped and redecorated for use as a furniture store and will offer steam heat.
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P. C. Hamre
Rawson Machine
Broadway
Hamre
Rawson
Choral Union Progress On Rose Maiden Presentation
The Choral Union reports strong practices and steady progress on the Rose Maiden. Orchestra parts have been secured and the piece will be performed with full orchestral accompaniment.
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Choral Union
The
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