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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
5
Bergman Dickinson Land Co promotes land loans and sales while H V Smith advertises farm loans and room rentals. Local residents including Max Kohler, E W Wright, O M Dill, Walter Albright, Anton Kroged, and others visit the city. Steamship lines, photography services, and laundry advertise, with church and club events noted, plus real estate and loan opportunities.
A satirical piece compares Irish stew to Hungarian Goulash and criticizes Cromwell’s conquest, denouncing the dish as an unholy blend of many trusts. It urges civic leaders and health officials to act or risk a dwindling population in the city by next spring.
North Carolina Folks previews a heavy, well rehearsed stage production by Rebecka lodge directed by Tom Lennon. The cast, led by young performers, prepares for a big reception and a night of wholesome fun on November 23 with seats at Swab & Kather's.
A compact pencil sized lighter ad offers a 35 cent sample and lists Western Agency in Williston North Dakota for agents. The Ladies of St Peters Guild announce a Library basement reception on Wednesday evening November 22 for Bishop and Mrs Mann’s visit and new confirmands. Lena Crow awaits her mother’s Missouri return next Sunday. A chief cook may resign soon from the family. Photographs urged as ideal gifts with portraits, groups, weddings, babies. Pasenault’s studio opposite Star Theatre is noted. 2011.
A listing of weekly worship and class times across several churches. Methodist Episcopal Morning worship 10:30 Sunday School 11:30 Epworth League 7:00 Evening services 8:00 Prayer meeting Wednesday. Synod Lutheran English services Sunday 8:00 p m Sunday school 12:00 noon Prayer meeting Thursday at Henry Johnson's. Salvation Army meets nightly. St Peter's Episcopal Holy Communion 3:00 a m Matins with sermon 9:00 a m Sunday school 3:00 p m The Poor Man's Market theme and choir litany feature noted.
Entertainers Professor and Mrs Forster hosted a small group for a Tuesday night whist session. Elegant refreshments followed, prepared by a Bay State cook, showcasing refined hospitality.
Judge Butler, celebrating his birthday, issued four marriage licenses and tied the nuptial knots for two couples. The afternoon included wishes for many happy returns and plans for Thanksgiving dinner.
A Thursday fire loss of 432.33 was paid to J. E. Hawn for damages to his cottage on Fourth Avenue West. The policy was underwritten by the Columbia Underwriters from the Palmer Craven Burnes agency.
A renowned Egyptian palm reader now in the city offers guidance on life, business, family matters, lost property, and love. She claims to reveal past, present, and future, discuss absent friends, planetary birth, luck, and even the future spouse’s eye and hair color. 222 Main Street Upstairs. Call and consult.
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