Bemis Wilson Wedding in Stanley Hotel Romance Unfolds
Miss Floris Bemis of Minot married Wilson of Minot at the Union hotel in Stanley. The ceremony featured autumn decor and a Modest reception with relatives and friends. The bride, formerly of Williston, wore white taffeta with pearls, lilies of the valley, and a pearl-banded headpiece. The groom, G N Wysong of Minot, served as best man. The couple departed for Minot after a reception and plan to settle near the Minot College of Commerce.
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Bemis-Wilson
W!ion
Stanley
Flor- Site
Es'angeikoy
Bemis
Minot
Hjalmar Olson
Fern Weston
Miss Weston
Margery
Wilma Arnold
Claire Ellsworth
Dorothy Corbett
Gladys Marcats
Carol Borgen
Guy Moore
Clarice Moore
Francis Corbett
G. N. Wysong
P. W. Erickson
Wilson
Maude Henderson Co to Open Two Nights at Lyric
The Maude Henderson Co. opens a two night engagement at the Lyric starting Tuesday October 19. Manager Snider selects from two plays, opening with At Piney Ridge a four act Southern drama exploring race and class with humor and suspense. A Mountaineer and a Bank Cashier woo the same lady as family history and war secrets unfold, with vaudeville between acts and strong scenery.
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Maude Henderson Co
Lyric
Snider
Piney Ridge
David Higgins
Operation for Mrs Van Dyke in Rochester
Friends report Mrs Van Dyke, seriously ill in Rochester, underwent an operation yesterday and is recovering well. A second procedure is planned within two weeks if she remains strong. Iver Lund, 87, left Tuesday for a trip to Minnesota combining business with visiting old friends.
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Iver Lund
Hale
Hearty
Minn
Mr. Lund
Wil
Rooms for Teachers In need of spare rooms in the city
Citizens are asked to notify county superintendent Miss Anna Peterson if they have spare rooms. Additional housing is needed to accommodate teachers arriving in the city next week.
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Anna Peterson
Maple Leaf Butter Adopts New Management at Sharp's Creamery
The new manager announces control of Sharp's Creamery Company and the Maple Leaf brand butter will be sold in city stores with a quality guarantee. Customers unsatisfied may return the product for a refund.
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Sharp's Creamery Company
Houses and Lots For Sale At Discount In Will Walton
About 100 lots offered for sale at a substantial discount if sold before November 1. Purchaser may take terms. located in Will Walton city area with several lots already improved. Inquire at A. D. Ringo for terms and particulars. advertisement ends with note to visit Kathers Drug Store for snacks.
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Toault
Willaton
A. D. Ringo
Williston hosts county fair and temperance lecture night
In Williston on October 21 1915 the Williams County Industrial Gate fair featured potato corn and sewing exhibits at the Congregational Church with judging by Miss Newton from the Agricultural College at Fargo and demonstrations in canning. Mrs L C Middleton of Kansas City will lecture at the Congregational Church October 18 on temperance and school savings banks, urging attendance to boost Williston as a progressive city and a silver offering to be taken.
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E. L. Gunderson
Ray
Sam Boobis
Stanley
Williston
I. G. Ravnon
Glasgow
Foley
Wheelock
Roy Udy
Epping
Watford
Williams County State Bank
Eli Shinkny
Seaby
Montana
C. Ellithorpe
Main St
Linwell Dry Goods
Williston Friends
Wm. Owens
John Kassis
Medicine Lake
D. Davidson
Pet
Sadie Shikany
Grafton
Thos. J. Strong
Rawson
Andrew Carlson
Rss
Joplin
Mont
Lliston Shoe Hospital
Cascaden & Evans
Marshall Oil Company
West Broadway
Kather
J. M. Hupp
Hupp
Frank Gordon
Graphic
Geo. F. Carpenter
W. E. McCann
Arthur O'Dell
Bruegger
McCann
Strong & Warner Wholesale
St. Paul
The
N. D
Williama County
Congregational Church
Newton
Agricultural College At
Fare
Matt
North Dakota
L. C. Middleton
Kansasity
Scientific Temperance
Middleton
Teachers’ Association
Grand Forks
Teachers’ Institute
Indian Summer Hope After Wet Period Promises Fine Weather
The text notes a break in persistent rain and a hoped for four weeks of good weather to finish threshing and clean up after a heavy harvest. It expresses eagerness for a late season spell to complete work with the crop still largely unthreshed.
First Number Pleased All At Williston Lecture
The International Operatic Company gave a delightful program Tuesday evening drawing a packed church audience. The program began at eight fifteen sharp and a full house welcomed the second visit, with the company known for its strong turnout on return engagements.
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International Operatic Company
Therogram
Williston
Run Over by Wheat Wagon Injures Local bachelor
Frank Geltz a bachelor living on Painted Wood was run over by a wagonload of wheat just before noon while hauling for W. W. Keltner near the railroad crossing west of the round house. The wheel dropped into a rut and forced him beneath the wagon, breaking several ribs and likely causing internal injuries.
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Frank Geltz
Geltz
W. W. Keltner
Round House
Banner School Tops County Attendance at Cottonwood Lake
Cottonwood Lake school led county attendance in September under teacher Miss Sarah Swayze. The banner status highlights strong participation and school effort statewide recognition for the period.
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Banner School
Cottonwood Lake
Sarah Swayze
Tragic Canadian drama unfolds in wilderness tale
The plot centers on Hilds MacTavish daughter of a scarred Hudson Bay trader and her danger from Jules Beaubien and the vengeful McDonald. Amid wolves and peril the pair attempt escape, McDonald pursues, culminating in his death after a climactic confrontation. The cast also includes Beaubien’s aunt Batuite and Northern Nomad scouts.
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Hilds MacTavish
Andrew MacTavish
Hudson Bay
Fur Country
Wimmen
Jules Beaubien
William McDonald
Beaubien
Batuite
MiDoaige
Annette
Hilda MacTavish
Jules
Hilda
Isa
McDonald
McDonal
Batiste
Ani
Bear Cresk
Donald
Ownership and Circulation Details in Williston Graphic 1916
The Williston Graphic weekly edition from October 1916 discloses ownership management and circulation details under the 1912 act. John A. Corbett is listed as publisher and managing editor. The document notes bondholders mortgagees and other security holders holding 4 percent or more, sworn before Notary Nelle M. Larsen on October Lith day 1915 with commission expiry October 24.
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Williaton Graphic
Williston
N. D
Rulter
John A. Corbett
Ayer
Doin A. Corbett
Ay Corbett
Nene
Nelle M. Larsen
N. Dak
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Old Brown
I. Rosenberg
Bessie
Kenmare
W. A. Garrison
R Ose
Paris
First Mortgage
E. R. Brownson
Volberg, Koen
Thorbjorn Koen
Jennig Larson
Scerpiine Harrison
Minot Normal
Lawrence Larson
State University At
Marie Thoving
Minneapolis
Wolf
the Orpheum
Tom Lennon
Eugene Walter
the Wolf Orpeeom
Eagle Store
Lyric Theatre
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