n, N. D.

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Williston State Bank

WILLISTON, N. D.

General Banking

Farm Loans

INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS

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A. N. Eidsness

Dealer in General Merchandise

Farm Produce Bought and Sold

Phone 140

Williston, N. D.

MODEL LAUNDRY

W. W. McAllister, Prop.

First Class Work

....Guaranteed....

19 East Broadway Phone 111 Williston, N. D.

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St. Paul, Minn., 1900 Special Diploma
St. Paul, Minn., 1901 Second Prize Badge
Wisconsin State Exhibit. 1903, Special Diploma
Duluth, Minn., 1905, Bronze Medal
World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904 (Cramer Exhibit) Gold Medal
Minneapolis, Minn., 1906, Gold Medal
Minneapolis, Minn., 1908, Gold Medal
Williams Co. Fair, 1911 Blue Ribbon
Minneapolis, 1912 Gold Medal, Grand Prize

J. E. PASONAULT

ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER

Vice President N. W. P. A.

North Dakota 1903-4

WILLISTON, N. D.

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HAMRE Furniture Co.

New and Second hand Furniture

WILLISTON, N. D.

[Illustration]

Cook With Pots and Pans

bought here and you'll not have to be renewing your stock every little
while. It pays to buy good cooking utensils because they last so much
longer. Our hardware store contains a complete assortment of everything
used in a kitchen. As a good housekeeper you should not fail to visit
our house-furnishing department.

Stenehjem & Husebye

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[Illustration]

For Household Use

we carry a splendid line of knives and forks, spoons, carving sets,
etc. You couldn't find a finer assortment if you tried a month. And
even if you found as fine, you would have to pay a much higher price
than we ask. Moral: Buy here and save time, trouble and money.

Stenehjem & Husebye

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