Local notes and ads mix in North Dakota town
Everett Evana of Crosby transacted business in Williston on Tuesday. An October session of the county board of commissioners convened with various notices and ads. The town sees visitors, shop promotions, and community events including a petti coat sale and a moved stage route proposal.
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Everett Evana
Crosby
Williston
Baby
Olson
Paris
Kelley
Schafer
Farmer
Julia Kassis
Devils Lake
Fairview Tribune
D. Scott
N. D
Tribune
Fox Lake
Mont
Scott
Ivery
Lake Country
Thomas Prichard
J. P. Pippinger
Faye
State of
Kansas
Glasgow
J. O. Seibert
District Court
M. Schafer
Sam
Laura Smith
California
Yisborn
Manger
D. E. Peterson
Mormon
Vandalia
Cottonwood Lake
Boston
Williams County
Congregational Church Schedule and Aid Events
Edwin S. Shaw leads services at 10 30. Bible School at 11 45. Y P S C E at 6 30. Teacher Training at 9 P M Parsonage. Ladies Aid meets weekly with a supper and quarterly social. Next Sunday night sermon features Winston Churchill's The Inside of the Cup with discussion. Aid committee reports profits of 39 75 from book sales. Bible School expands to October. Garden Valley service next Sunday at 3 P M.
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Congregational Church
Edwin S. Shaw
Ladies Aid
Winston Churchill
Aid
Mesdames Axt
Dickinson
Griffith
Shaw
E. S
Treasury
Westergaard
Cunningham
Monroe
Bible School
Missouri Ridge
Garden Valley
Elder Williston man found dead in basement home
Donald Kerr 82 years old was found seated in a basement chair at his daughter Mrs. George Bruegger’s Main Street home in Williston. He had started a furnace fire and likely died early Wednesday, with services held Thursday by the Odd Fellows. Burial followed in Williston cemetery.
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Donald Kerr
Williston
George Bruegger
Main Street
M. Kerr
Frank Theil
Rawleigh
Chas. Dussell Jr
Mormon
City of Opportunity
Willard C. Brooks
Wiiston
H. ©. Windell
Rev. L. Johnson
Pauline Loken
Berg School House
R. E. Dillree
Freeman
Vanny Mae Stine
Ward Stine
W. C. Brooks
Farm papers bundle offered at special price
Subscription offer combines The Graphic Dakota Farmer and Farm Stock and Home at 1.25 dollars cash in advance for one year. Only 100 combos available, a savings from regular 2.59. Readership notes farm movement emphasis and local notices from Marmon to Williston.
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Graphic
Dakota Farmer
Kaetzle Returns to Neighborhood After Illness
Kaetzle, who spent several days in Williston, has returned home after suffering blood poisoning in a leg from a fall. He was treated locally and is recovering.
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Kaetzle
Williston
Mr. Kaetzle
Local notes and farm life glimpses in a small town
Community snippets include visits and calls at Thom and Williston homes, farm work by Fred Krueger Roy Ryner and Jack Kaetzle, threshing completion, a baptism of new life with Ed Leo's baby born, and property sales and rain.
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Newstads
Fred Krueger
Zimmerman
Thom
Andrew Wamham
Hazel Ryner
Albert Thom
Roy Ryner
Roy Mantz
Charley Wigle
Melvin
Jack Kaetzle
Jack Frost
Azar Brothers
Joe Azar
Eli Schirany
Williston
Frank Connery
Edwin Anderson
John Snidal
Ed Leo
Adolph Augedahl
Spring Grove
Minnesota
Geo. B. Woodford
St. Paul, Minn
J. J. Grimes
North Dakota debates on terminal Eleya ownership
School notes recall a big Saturday game with Minot and praise Harlan as a versatile platform artist. The sixth grade Webster wins a Journal Junior prize picture, making four prizes for that grade. Preparations begin for annual debates with the topic Should North Dakota own Terminal Eleya.
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Minot
Harlan Entertainment
Mr. Harlan
Webster
Journal
North Dakota
Eleya
University extension course offers four engaging programs
The University extension entertainment course returns with four solid offerings. The Anhalt Recital Company performs, Charles A Payne presents a stereopticon lecture, Dr William Bek lectures on The Biography of a Boy, and Prof J Adams Taylor speaks on Twain as a Humorist. Course tickets are $1.00 for students and $1.25 for adults.
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Tors
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Central
University Extension
Anhalt Recital Company
Charles A. Payne
Wm.g. Bek
J. Adams Taylor
Twain
Agent advertises Sacramento Valley farm tracts for sale
An agent promotes small parcels of land in the Sacramento Valley for buyers from California. He offers to take local farms as part payment and invites interested readers to contact him.
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California
Sacramento Valley
H. V. Smith
Eastern editor’s sharp note on country newspapers
An eastern editor jokes that the country newspaper is the largest trust on earth. It trusts everyone, faces censure for trusting, for cussing, and if it collapses from trust, it is blamed for bungling. The quip highlights the era’s press scrutiny and public sentiment.
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Teer
Velva
Ip Bay
Indy Kitchen
T. O. Gordon
East Broadway
Fairview
Butte Havre
Plentywood
Mrs. Charters
Heathcote
Ontario
Canada
John Lougheed
Paris Candy Kitchen
TS Cents
Ady
Western Grain Co
1St Ave
W. F. Cashman
Raceville
Iowa
Frank
M. B. Cashman
Woodman Lodge
I. C. C. F. Hall
A. B. Shindle
Fourth Street
West
E. Lewis Wall
John A. Corbett
Corbett, Jr
Miss Wilby
Havre
Zahl
Lavre Promoter
Farview Times
E. J. Hagan
J. L. Hagan
Verona
Austria
New York
Jana
Epworth Sea
Methodist Church
Permelia Music
MEST
Brownson & Williams
E. R. Brownson
Williston No. Dak
George Deverey
Henry Kvindley
Bert Donaldson
Sidney
Faribault
Carrington
Marmon
Ruber
Dillree
Harry Small
Arno F. Grimm
J. W. Wright
Baker’s Ferry
Freeman Ranch
Thos
Freeman Jr
Joe Hough
Joe
Northwood
Theo. Dussell
Gilbert Grove
Rudser
Florence Ellsworth
C. Bakken
Ambrose
Stady
N. N. Landro
J. B. Hedges
Antelope
John Cordahl Sr
Carl
Gilbert Thompson
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Ole Sletten Jr
H. Grindeland
Gus Olson
Alkabo
Thomas Cahil
E. A. Tannas
Divide Country
Montana
R. W. Nudd
Harry Monroe
Hunt
Geo. Hanson
A. J. Robinson
THE
Variety Store
Ole Shikann
Prop
A. J. Field
Room
Williston, No. Dak
E. J. Lander & Co
Grand Forks
Rugby
Minot Williston
T. Swenson
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