Directors Meet Sets Election Of Executive Committee
A Band directors meeting at J. Arthur Cunningham's office elected a new member to the executive committee. Other matters were discussed. A 25 percent sale is planned for Saturday October 19 and the following week at the Boston. Carl Erickson of Springbrook will handle the Hardacre auction sale on October 24. Bowling alleys claim poor circulation from regular play three times weekly. J M Cormany of Pleasantville, Iowa visits North Dakota and may consider moving here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Cunningham
Cunninghham
Carl Erickson
Springbrook
Erickson
J. M. Cormany
Pleasantville
Towa
W. S. Cormany
North Dakota
Ne 1 Dee No 229 Due
Ne 1 Dee No 229 Due. Ne 8 Due. No 27 Due. No 221 Due.
Local tidbits from Ross and Williston area visits and events
Numerous brief notes report visits and travel by residents in Ross Williston and nearby areas including Dr W C Wilson of Grand Forks, Emil Lee from Squires, W H Westergaard Fargo trip, Mrs E E Hildebrant Jennie Gummer Schafer, E A Sharp moving to town, and others. A baby born to Mr and Mrs A D Paulson, a prairie fire near Avoca damaged property, and local shopping ads plus social moves. Florence Mae LaVerne Newton christened at a small gathering. Also notices of vacancies for a stenographer and bowling trends with mixed-gender competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Westergaard
Fargo
Chas. Newell
Dr. Hagan
E. E. Hildebrant
Jennie Gummer
Schafer
Florence Mae LaVerne Newton
Clayton Newton
Hollett
Valley City
North Dakota
Democrats Meet Wednesday in Gates Hall
Hon. F. C. Hillstrom, Democratic candidate for governor, spoke to about 150 attendees at Gates Hall. He urged initiative and referendum, recall for all offices, tariff reductions to curb trusts, and alignment with Bryan's Baltimore platform. He defended state penitentiary reforms and favored school agriculture and good roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Hillstrom
Gates Hall
Hillstrom
W. J. Bryan
Baltimore
Woodrow Woe
Social guests and travel notes from North Dakota
Mrs Hans Sannan of Rugby is the guest of the Misses DuPuis. Mrs Mary E Ross, formerly with the Sutherland family, left for Minneapolis after visiting in Minot. Sutherland accompanied her to Minot for a farewell visit. Farm loan inquiry invites readers to contact the International Security Company of America in Grand Forks North Dakota about the Amortization Plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Albertson
Minot
J. M. Settle
E. B. Baldwin
Ashland
Wisconsin
Bessie Baldwin
Hans Sannan
Rugby
DuPuis
Mary E. Ross
R. D. Sutherland
Minneapolis
International Security Company of America
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Union Commercial College a gateway to good jobs
Miss Mathilda Hofto finished a course at Union Commercial College Grand Forks and earned placement with International Harvester Co. The company now employs five U C C graduates. The school locates job placements for all graduates and offers a free catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilda Hofto
Union Commercial College of
Grand Forks
International Harvester Co
Afternoon Social at Mrs. E Leonhardy’s Hosts Dozens
Mesdamen E Leonhardy and Paul hosted about seventy five ladies from 2 to 6 pm with Grand-Nola at eleven tables. Wm Raw Sr won the cards, A L Butler consolation. A familiar sayings contest favored R D Sutherland and W T Benton. Live music by Watson Jacoby Watson trio orchestra complemented a three course luncheon. Out of town guests included Mrs David King Mrs D E Plier Mrs Mary E Ross and Mrs E M Atterberry. An October 1 invitation dance will be held at Gates Hall with Onstad’s orchestra for music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Sutherland
Prise
W. T. Benton
Watson-Jacoby-Watson Trio
Leonhardy
Joy
Ethel Sherron
B. J. Schoregge
H. E. Foley
David King
Trenton
D. E. Plier
Great Falls
Montana
Mary E. Ross
Minneapolis
Minn
E. M. Atterberry
Culbertson
Beking Helps Learn to Regulate Oven Heat
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill explains in the Boston Cooking School Magazine that moderate first heat aids cake rise and browns quickly, while too much heat stiffens dough or spoils shape. Small ovens need higher temperatures and limited door opening. avoid baking bread and pastry together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
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Prescott
University of Michigan
Pure Food Committee of
Congress
Royal
Boston
Jane
Olson
E. R. Brownson
Ross
W. C. Wilson
Emil Lee
Squires
E. A. Sharp
W. N. Dickinson
Cottonwood Lake
C. M. Gaylord
W. C. Frobrick
Persevere
City of Opportunity
A. D. Paulson
G. B. Livingston
Marmon
Ben Asen
Alexander
Citizens State Bank
J. L. Nolan
Fairbault, Minn
C. Wickard
Williston
Mary Dahmen
Gladys
Gertrude
P. D. Norton
Graphic Office
Mr. Norton
Berthold
Stanley
George Cross
Valley Ford
Washington
John Cross
Wm. Penman
Avoca
Dave Wilder
Helena
Mont
Austin
Minnesota
Great Northern
Int. Har. Co
Catholic Church
Gate’s Hall
Onstad
Beremov
Robert E
Harber
Undertaker
Trey
Se Lease Music System
Ghicago
Jaquiss Mrc. Co
Chicago
Styleplus
Greengard Bros