Paris Confectionery Aims for Thanksgiving Sweet Treats
Local notes report Sweet Cream wanted at the Paris Confectionery and specials for Thanksgiving. Kassis Bros. in town from Grand Forks on business for a few days, E Van Antwerp recovering from illness, and County Agent Hall to attend farmers meetings at Ray and Tioga. The J A Cooper family moves to a new home on 3d Avenue while Williston and surrounding counties note heavy plowing for next season.
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Paris
Kassis
Paris Confectionery
Dyckman
Minn
The City of the Future Vision by Mayo Fealer
A civic ideal from Mayo Fealer in Michigan Tradesman describes a future city with equal comfort for rich and poor, clean streets, dignified architecture, abundant parks, and education for all. It envisions civic virtue, honest government, and democracy fostering shared prosperity and cultural exchange.
California Still For Wilson as Count Nears Finish
Early California tallying shows Wilson leading Hughes by a plurality around 396 with Reed and other candidates running. The count remains incomplete as observers await final totals in the state race.
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California
Reedes
Wilson
Great Northern Annex To Open Dec 1 In Williston
The Great Northern hotel annex upper floors will be ready by December first with fifty guest rooms open to the public featuring modern comfort. Lower floors will be finished soon and dining facilities used only on special occasions. President L W Hill and officials travel to Spokane for the St Paul Winter Carnival.
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Great Northern Hotel
Landlordichard Peyton
L. W. Hill
The
Great Northern
Company
Williston
Spokane
St. Paul
Elks Memorial Service Planned in Williston Lodge
The Williston Elks will conduct a memorial service in the lodge room at 2 30 Sunday afternoon December 3. The services will feature addresses by T. Cuthbert of Devils Lake and other remarks. The public is invited to attend.
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ELKS
Williston
Williston State Bank Report for November 17 1916
Report of the condition of The Williston State Bank at Williston North Dakota at close of business November 17 1916. Loans and discounts 211870.77 overdrafts 1961.55 warrants stocks and tax certificates 7872.20 bank ing house 4150.34 other real estate 27604 rents from other banks 20842.63 checks and cash items 2908.37 total 205,? liabilities capital stock 10008 surplus undivided profits taxes paid notes and deposits subject to check 692? 089.05 total deposits north dakota lists of directors attest officers oath statement sworn November 28 1916.
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Williston
North Dakota
Tigo
M. Hydle
Pein
Ydle
A. Bryant Notway Buble
N. D
Simon Weatby
Markets Section Snapshot From November 16 1916
A brief listing of grain and livestock prices included Wheat No 1 Northern Wheat No 2 Northern Wheat No 3 Northern Wheat No 1 Durum Wheat No 2 Durum Flax No 1 Flax No 2 Live stock items include Springers Cattle per pound Hogs Sheep per pound Produce shows Butter per pound Eggs per dozen Potatoes per bi
Third Anniversary Fort Buford No 2 Veterans Meet
Spanish War Veterans announce the third anniversary celebration at Fort Buford No 2 on Tuesday November 28. All members should attend as important business will be discussed and officer elections held. Eligible servicemen from April 31 1898 to July 4 1902 urged to join. guests welcome.
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Fort Buford No No
Cc. A. Hess
The Most Accommodating Person in New York
A December American Magazine profile of George C. Boldt notes his frequent consulting role beyond hotels. One night a caller asked Boldt to rescue guests trapped in an elevator during a dinner party, and he dispatched a mechanic to resolve the emergency.
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George C. Boldt
Boldt
New York
Lolit
Pleasantly Surprised at Foley Home Party
Pleasant gathering Friday evening at the Foley home in Park Addition surprised Mrs. Foley. Guests enjoyed cards, social visit, and a light lunch around 1 o'clock. Several named attendees listed among local residents.
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H. E. Foley
Park Addition
Foley
J. M. Schram
W. H. Linwell
H. A. Hart
Geo. Gallant
0. M. Opdahl
N. Werstlein
Bremmer
P. K. Everson
F. Peterson
J. L. O'Connell
L. M. Wiswell
Ray Pioneer
Salvation Army to Host Evening Program and Refreshments
The Salvation Army will present a short program and serve cake and coffee at their hall on Tuesday evening November 28. A small admission will help cover local work expenses. All are invited to attend. Nelson's Barber Shop will stay open until 11 PM Wednesday night November 29 but will be closed on Thanksgiving.
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Salvation Army
Nelson
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