Local Round-Up Notes From North Dakota
Dr J H Belyea left Tuesday for Boulder Hat prines. Editor Disney of the Herald made a business trip to Minot last Saturday. Mr Disney wife of Editor Disney visiting friends at Kenmare this week. Ex Editor A L Butler building a two story residence near the corner of Sasen avenue and third street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Belyea
Boulder Hat &Prines
Disney
the Herald
Minot
Kenmare
A. L. Butler
Sasen Avenue
Third Street
The Angle Lamp Community Notes
Blue Mound resident James A Blair spent the week in the city and plans a winter homestead. Cates avenue lot sees RC Mathews building a new residence in the rear of a boarding house. May Hofnan and Marion Denny return from Wisconsin visit. Dr Hilstad of Cambridge Wis. may locate here. Ladies literary club hosted by Mrs S Brownell with luncheon. Twenty three cattle cars were shipped from Avoca stockyards to Chicago. Freeman and Doc Sahl occupied about a dozen cars. Mrs A N Dahl and children head to Minneapolis for months of treatment. Mansfeld family arrive in Williston to settle in Union block Heddetich building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Blair
Blue Mound
Ill
RC. Mathews
Cates Avenue
Avoca
Chicago
Freeman
Doc
Williston Church Activities and Reading Room Plans
E R Brownen commissioner takes proofs and can save money. Episcopal services will be at Congregational church in Williston first and third Thursday evenings each month. Worship service at Congregational church next Sunday at eight with music. Reverend Callecod and others plan a free reading room in Williston. contributions of books will be solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Brownen
A. S
Congregational
Willieton
Congregational Church
Glimppas
Callecod
Williston
Sander
Gordon
Williston Church News and Local Arrivals
Mrs. E R Brownson and daughter Ada Clare return from Minneapolis after Ada Clare’s ear and nasal treatment. Rev Woolley leaves for the east to attend the M E conference and likely won’t return to Williston. He preached his farewell last Sunday and wishes for the town’s future prosperity. Rev Charles Monk will hold morning and evening services at the Methodist church with Prof Elleworth from Chicago giving a vocal selection. All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Brownson
Ada Clare
Minneapolis
Woolley
East
Williston
Charles
Eviacopsi Church
Pear Town
Methodiet
Sermos
Elleworth
Chiceea
Danger Ahead on High Cost of Living in Prosperous America
Walter Wellman reports from Washington that Senators and officials observe Americans broadly content despite rising prices. The piece notes strong employment and spending, predicts minimal tariff reform while prosperity lasts, but warns of rising discontent when a downturn hits and costs loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wellman
Washington
The
Record-Herald
Aays
Tarif
Republican Party
Cannes
The Fire Laddies Monday Night Alarm Tests
An 8:15 pm fire alarm test continues this month to gauge the new fire department's efficiency and drill. A suspenseful note about a local anti cancer claim and a home remedy also appears among notices and ads. A separate item reports a theft at the Grant residence on Anderson Avenue, with $100 and valuables taken from Mr and Mrs Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Anderson Avenue
Second Street
How to Cure Corns and Bunions in Daily Care
Instructions advise soaking the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it, then paring carefully without drawing blood and applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily with vigorous rubbing. A corn plaster protects the area from shoes. the balm is promoted as a universal liniment for pain and rheumatic discomfort, advertised by Crawford Shoes at the New Clothing and Shoe Store.
Hill Calls for Market Access and Lower Transportation Costs
James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern, urged southern Minnesota farmers at the Fillmore county fair to seek world markets for grain, rail rate reductions, and a nonpartisan, impartial tariff system. He warned government tariffs would hurt farmers and condemned graft while criticizing Panama Canal promises and U.S. claim to dominate global markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Mion
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Minnesota
Fillmore County
Mr. Fill
Hill
United States
Panama Canal
Seasonable Advice On Cold Prevention And Remedy
Urges readers to stock Chamberlain's Cough Remedy before winter to curb colds early. Claims prompt, satisfactory results when taken at onset, notes wide reputation, and recommends buying from local dealers. Mentions Wald in Boy's Suits and Ordinary treats New Clothing & Shoe Store, 1512.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
All Deale
New Clothing & Shoe Store
Community notes from Rose Valley and surrounding visits
Mrs W Snow endures eczema as neighbors drop in this week with callers including Mrs Thornton and Miss Crystal Evans. Visits span Mrs C E Evans in Trenton, Mrs Minerva Simmons and family, Miss Betty Hereford, and others at Snow residence. A local literary exercise at Woode drew a large crowd with a discussion on examining both sides of a question. Also adverts for farm loans and a clothing and shoe store highlighting affordable items and quick cash. Williston Union Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Valley
W. Snow
Thornton
Mias
Crystal Evans
Martin
Kate Peery
Bofor
Mrs. Snow
Charles Thornton
Lynn Evans
Ethel
Edith McAlister
Misa Marie Peery
Mra. W
Jas Betty Hereford
Woode
S. W. Rigor
Catholic Fair Hosted by Catholic Indies Promises Donations
The Catholic Indies announce a fair on October 23 and 21 inviting church members to contribute generously. Donations can be left at Citizens Bank. Rev. Joseph Raith invites participation and offerings from attendees while Langford offers spay services for heifers and female dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
Joseph Raith
Langford
Winston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowney’s Chocolates
Williston, North Dakota
Miss May Hofnan
Marion Denny
Wisconsin
Hilstad
Cambridge, Wis
W. B. Ogereon
City
Iadies
Mra
Brownell
Lenpher Fura
Bucklen
Walters
Duffield
Williston Opera House
J. H. Simmons
Casey
Crawford
Weary Willie
Bruegger Mercantile Cas Store
Boya and
Children’s Under
A. A. Auatill
Fall Bland
H. A. Nelson
Hofflund
Elliot Stearns Launedry
Grand Forks
E. C. Carney
A. 5
First National Bank
W. B. Overson
Batt Real
Wanrep
Great Northern Hotel
Jobo Heffernan
Carney
J. E.woll
B. L. Hardaway
North Dak
Williams County, N. D
Offico
Citisen's State Bank
N. D
Panger
Preble
Erickson’s Studio
A. D
Erickson
Dept, Main Bt, Williston,n. D
Mesdames Laure
May Simmons
Minerva Simmons
Mica Gromtal Evans
C. E. Evans
Trenton
Betty Hereford
Hattie Snow
James
New Clothing & Shoe
Klwresn & Cathro
We Union
Brownell , Co
Williston, N. D
U. S
Citizen’s State Bank Building
North Dakota
Ryan
Lokken
Custom Tailors
N.D
Thomas & Monroe
G. M. Thomas
Williams County
Fargo
Dochterman
Union Block
Citizens State Bank
Wheelock, North Dakota
Ned Depot
Annie T. Thompson
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