Cottrell Farm Workers Leslie Harris Depart Wisconsin
Leslie and Spencer Harris who worked on the Cottrell farm this summer left for Wisconsin Tuesday. Community notices report gatherings at the Weaver home, a schoolhouse literary program, oyster supper, and a deer sighting near Williston.
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Leslie and
Spencer Harris
Cottrell
Weaver
Wisconsin
Literary Society
Peter Branvold
R. A. Rieder
Spencer
Leslie Harris
Church notices from multiple congregations listed
Morning worship and Sunday School times for the Methodist Episcopal and Congregational churches plus midweek meetings and invitations. Lutheran Synod service details and Salvation Army meeting notes appear with host addresses and dates for upcoming events.
Enforcement League Meets in Williston in Interdenominational Talks
On Sunday November 26 Rev FL Watkins superintendent of the North Dakota Enforcement League will visit Williston for men only discussions at the Methodist Episcopal Church and a 7 30 pm mass meeting at the courthouse. The events, under the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, aim to explain the league’s work and offer moral welfare messages with state leaders named among its officers.
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Coulee Literary
FL. Watkins
North Dakota Enforcement League
Watkins
Williston
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
R. B. Griffith
Fargo
J. P. Jackson
Bismarck
GC. A. Macnamara
R M. Pollock
State
Marriage Licenses Listed for Numerous Couples
John William Slater of Alexander and Gabrella Ballantyne of Willis ton wed in a license filing. Arthur Hartsoch and Ellen Flowers from Ray area appear with Frithiof Leterdlescot and Odea Johnson. Clarence Manderville Holman of Boston and Mary M. Murray of Williston noted with Andrew Anderson and Katie Israelson of Wilhiton.
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John William Slater
Alexander Miss
Arthur Hartsoch
Ray
Ellen Flowers
Frithiof Leterdlescot
Odea Johnson
Squires
Clarence Manderville Holman
Boston
Mass
Mary M. Murray
Williston
Andrew Anderson
Wton
Katie Israelson
Wilhiton
The Ordeal and Contested Prizes in a London Morning
A London Mail item notes a staged confrontation involving a photograph of an Indy with a $25,000 husband prize and a plan to start with a $6,000 first prize. It describes a chemist analyzing a silk sample for purity around 88 percent and linking it to Cornwall tin mine quality.
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Cornwall
London
Cotnlah
London Mail
Laundry service offers cold morning drop and family rates
The ad promotes bringing laundry to the shop with special family rates and flat work at very low prices. It highlights prompt service and a short order department guaranteeing quick completion when ordered.
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