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FARM BUREAU
ANNUAL MEETING
NOV. 10, 2009
6PM SOCIAL 6:30PM SUPPER
GRANVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER
Farm Bureau Memberships are required RSVP's are
also required @ 701-728-6977
McHenry County farm bureau is giving away a Flat
screen TV at the annual
meeting this year among other door prizes –
Must be present to win.
WELCOME TO DUSTY BROSSART TO NODAK
MUTUAL OFFICE AS A SUB-AGENT AND NIKKI
BRANDT AS A SALES ASSOCIATE.
FOR ALL OF YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS PLEASE CALL YOUR NODAK MUTUAL 701-728-6977
FALL BINGO PARTY
GRANVILLE SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER
NOV 6TH @ 1:30PM
EVERYONE WELCOME
SPONSORED BY WESTERN STATE BANK
REFRESHMENTS & DOOR PRIZES
GRANVILLE RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
MEETING
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH
AT 7PM
5TH ANNUAL TOUR OF HOMES
DECEMBER 4TH, 2009, 5PM TO 9 PM
MANY BEAUTIFUL HOMES TO VIEW
GRANVILLE AREA BUSINESS DISCOUNTS
SILENT RAFFLE
SPECIAL MEAL AT THE LUNCH BOX
(TGU GRANVILLE LUNCHROOM)
FROM 4PM TO 7PM
TICKETS $10 PER PERSON
PROCEEDS WILL GO TO HELP FUND
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Granville 2% City Sales Tax
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In January, the citizens of Granville will decide on a 2% city sales tax. The Granville City Sales Tax will go into three categories:
75% City Infrastructure
15% Economic Development
10% City Park Improvements and Maintenance.
With the 2% sales tax, the community will be able to continue meeting the infrastructure demands today and in the future.
Some of these future costs are:
Main street water and sewer replacement -
(2009 dollar costs) $200,000.00
Water Tower Improvements $50,000.00, Water Improvements City Wide $300,000.00
Street repair and maintenance $75,000.00
If the community funds infrastructure improvements through a property tax, only Granville residents will pay for it. A 2% sales tax would be supported by ALL people that purchase items in Granville. For more information, contact the Economic Development Corporation members or your City council members.
Card Shower for Payton Mueller!
PAYTON HAD BACK SURGURY ON OCT. 30TH IN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
LET’S ALL SEND HIM A FUNNY CARD TO HELP HIM KEEP UP HIS SPIRITS. PAYTON IS THE SON OF DAVID MUELLER AND RACHELE KREBSBACH, THE GRANDSON OF MARSHA YODER AND MERLE YODER AND ARLAND AND NANCY MUELLER. GREAT GRANDSON OF SHORT AND ARDEL HILLERUD.
HIS ADDRESS IS:
THE CHILDRENS HOUSE
%PAYTON MUELLER
1915 McELDERRY ST
BALTIMORE, MD 21205
LET’S SHOW OUR SMALL TOWN SUPPORT FOR PAYTON AND HIS FAMILY! |
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NATIONAL FFA HONORS
COOPER TONNESSEN RECEIVED THE AMERICAN FFA DEGREE AT THE 82ND NATIONAL FFA CONVENTION IN INDIANAPOLIS ON OCT 24TH. THIS IS THE HIGHEST DEGREE AWARDED BY THE NATIONAL FFA ORGANIZATION AND IT RECOGNIZES COOPERS LEADERSHIP ABILITIES AND OUTSHANDING ACHEIVEMENTS IN FFA. COOPER IS THE SON OF PAM AND TERRY TONNESSEN AND GRADUATED FROM TGU GRANVILLE IN 2008. THIS IS A VERY HIGH FFA HONOR AND WE ARE VERY PROUD OF COOPER. CONGRATULATIONS! =======================================
*BITS 'N PIECES*
*NOW THAT IT’S GETTING DARK EARLIER, PLEASE BE CAREFUL WHEN WALKING ON THE SOUTH MAIN SIDEWALKS WHERE THEY ARE BROKEN. ALSO BE CAREFUL ON THE CORNER OF 6TH & MAIN WHERE THERE IS NO LIGHT. LET’S STAY SAFE!
*STOP AT WESTERN STATE BANK AND VIEW THE NEW 16X20 PICTURE OF GRANVILLE THAT THE BANK HAS PURCHASED
*MARY LIZ DAVIES WILL BE RETIRING FROM THE SOURIS CARE CENTER AFTER 23 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE. CONGRATULATIONS MARY LIZ
*CITY COUNCIL – NOV 2ND – 7PM
*LEGION – NOV 3RD – AT 8PM
*MASONS – NOV 4TH & NOV 18TH
*COMMUNITY BETTERMENT – NOV 16TH 8:15AM AT THE DINER
*EDC MEETING – NOV 16TH AT 7PM *FIREMANS – NOV 17TH AT 8PM
*EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ANY OF THESE MEETINGS. OUR TOWN CAN USE THE SUPPORT
* PAPER DRIVE *
WE ARE CHALLENGING ALL BUSINESSES WHO ARE ADVERTISED IN THE GAZETTE TO DONATE 2 REAMS OF COLORED PAPER OR THE EQUIVALENT IN CASH FOR INK AND ETC.
THE WHITE BUFFALO LOUNGE, DONNA AT THE MEMORIAL DINER & BONNIE AND LEONARD FROM JOHNSON CONSTRUCTION DONATED MONEY FOR THE GAZETTE. THANK YOU!
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Farmers Market to Go
Farmers Market to Go” is a chance to keep buying local and getting some of the quality products you have been enjoying all summer. Great for Holiday Gift Giving such as teachers and friends or Holiday entertaining!!
Every two weeks, delivery will be made to Memorial Diner in Granville by the local producers. An order sheet is enclosed in this Gazette or can be picked up from the City Hall or Go here for the the order form. You may also click on www.northprairiefarmersmarket.com for North Prairie Farmers Market information. Send your order either via email or call the vendor directly and go to Memorial Diner on every other Thursday. You need to make arrangements to pre-order and pre-pay for your orders as Donna and the staff at the Diner will not be handling money. ‘Farmers Market to Go’ will start in Granville on November 5 and will continue every two weeks (November 5 and 19, December 3 and17, etc)
Maria Effertz Hanson
McHenry County JDA
701-626-2551
www.mchenrycountynd.com
*CHURCH NEWS*
HOPE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SERVICES HELD EVERY SUNDAY AT 9AM PASTOR FRANK PICARD WOMENS SOCIETY – OCT 4RD AFTER THE CHURCH SERVICE
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES HELD EVERY SUNDAY AT 11AM
SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 10AM
CONFIRMATION CLASSES –
EVERY WEDNESDAY 3:30PM TO 5PM
LUTHER LEAGUE MEETS NOV 4TH AT 7PM
& OCT 18TH AT 7PM
ADVISORS ARE DARWIN JESZ, SHERYL BACHMEIER AND NANCY SMETTE
PASTOR MARY MISKA 728-6463
LADIES AID – NOV 12TH AT 2PM
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NORWICH LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES HELD EVERY SUNDAY AT 9AM
PASTOR MARY MISKA
LADIES AID – NOV 5TH AT 2PM
WELCOME TO TOWN: NICHOLAS McBETH AND JESSICA ROBINSON AND FAMILY
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*SENIOR CORNER*
GRANVILLE SENIOR CITIZENS BIBLE STUDY
WILL BE ON NOV 2ND AT 1PM AND WILL BE HELD
THE FIRST MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH
BUSINESS MEETING – NOV 8TH
SOCIAL MEETING - NOV 23RD
BIRTHDAY MEETING – NOV 17TH
EVERYONE WELCOME.
FOR ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THE SENIOR CITIZENS
OR TO SCHEDULE THE USE OF THE
SENIOR CENTER
CALL DARLENE SWALLERS AT 728-6919 **********************************************
*SCHOOL NEWS*
Congratulations to the TGU Titans Football Team on
their HUGE upset of the number 1 team in the state
Mott-Regent! The Titans face off against
Central McLean on Saturday, Oct.31ST at 1:30
in Turtle Lake!
Congratulations to Megan Brodehl
who was the top Mustang
place in the State Cross County Meet!
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We are collecting Box Tops for Education,
Campbells Soup Labels, Pop Tops and Ink Cartriges.
Please send any that you have to the school office.
The TGU Granville Boosters are also accepting
donations to help complete our outdoor
basketball court. We hope to start
construction in October.
Any amount that you can donate to the project is
GREATLY APPRECIATED!!
NOVEMBER NEWS:
NOVEMBER 5TH – PARENT/TEACHERS
CONFERENCES - 3:15 TO 9:15
NOVEMBER 10TH – TGU SCHOOL
BOEARD MEETING @ GRANVILLE 7PM
NOVEMBER 11TH – NO SCHOOL
NOVEMBER 26TH & 27TH - NO SCHOOL
HAPPY THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
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WEDDINGS*WEDDINGS*
PASTOR MARY MISKA AND BRIAN HETLAND
WERE MARRIED ON OCT. 21ST
AT A PRIVATE CEREMONY IN MINOT.
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ERIN ROGERS AND LOUISA MOEN WERE MARRIED
ON OCT. 24TH IN UPHAM.
AARON IS THE SON OF DEAN AND LEANNE ROGERS
FORMERLY OF GRANVILLE.
LOUISA IS THE DAUGHTER OF BURNELL
AND SCHERYL MOEN OF UPHAM.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL!
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*BABIES*BABIES*
ABBIGAL CHARLEE WAS BORN ON OCT. 14TH IN BISMARCK TO LARRY AND DENA ERHARDT.
SHE JOINS SISTER SABRINA AND BROTHERS LEVI AND MATTHEW. HER PROUD GRANDMA IS DONNA ERICKSON.
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TERRY AND NIKKI BRANDT ARE THE PROUD PARENTS OF A BRAND NEW BABY GIRL. KINLEY ANN WAS BORN OCT 22ND. HER PROUD GRANDPARENTS ARE BEV AND DALE BRANDT CONGRADULATIONS TO ALL!
*THE DEER HUNT*
SATURDAY THE FIRST DAY OF DEER SEASON,
5AM – ALARM CLOCK RINGS
5:30AM – HUNTING BUDDIES ARRIVE AND DRAG YOU OUT OF BED
6AM – THROW EVERYTHING INTO PICKUP.
7:15AM – LEAVE FOR THE DAYS HUNT
7:22AM- RETURN HOME FOR GUN
7:30AM – HEAD FOR THE WOODS
7:45AM – SEE THREE DEER
7:46AM – TAKE AIM – SQUEEZE TRIGGER
7:47AM - "CLICK"
7:48AM – LOAD GUN WHILE WATCHING DEER GO OVER THE HILL
10AM – FORGOT FOOD. HUNGRY. EAT SOME BERRIES
10:05AM - STOMACH STARTS TO FEEL FUNNY
10:35AM – REALIZE THEY WERE POISON BERRIES
10:40AM – RUSHED TO HOSPITAL TO GET STOMACH PUMPED
2:00PM - RETURN TO DEER CAMP
2:15PM – LEAVE CAMP TO HUNT DEER
2:30PM – RETURN TO CAMP FOR BULLETS
3:15PM – EMPTY GUN ON GOPHER
3:17PM - RETURN TO DEER CAMP FOR BULLETS
4:00PM - HUNTING PARTNER RETURNS TO CAMP WITH A SIX POINT BUCK
4:03PM – NEED TO CONTROL THE URGE TO SHOOT HUNTING PARTNER
5:10PM - START WALKING
5:15PM – SEE A BIG BUCK
5:16PM – EMPTY GUN AND WATCH BUCK RUN THRU THE TREES
5:46PM - RETURN TO CAMP
5:58PM – LOAD PICKUP
6:22PM – STOP AT THE LOCAL PUB
6:30PM – START TELLING BIG BUCK STORIES TO ALL YOUR BUDDIES
SUNDAY 10AM – DECIDE TO STAY HOME AND WATCH THE RACES, THERES STILL NEXT WEEKEND!
AHH! A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A DEER HUNTER
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*THANK YOU*THANK YOU* |
Condolences
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A BIG THANK YOU TO FAMILY AND
FRIENDS WHO WERE ABLE TO
ATTEND OUR "SURPRISE" 35TH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY. WE WERE DEFINITELY
SURPRISED! IT WAS SO GREAT TO
SEE ALL OF YOU. THANK YOU FOR THE
CARDS AND GIFTS. A BIG THANK YOU
TO RORY, AMY & BRADY AND TO ALL
OF YOU WHO HELPED WITH THE SURPRISE.
IT WAS SUCH A NICE EVENING.
THANK YOU, KATHY AND DONNY
THANK YOU TO THE GRANVILLE AMERICAN
LEGION FOR THE DONATION OF MONEY FOR
THE GAZETTE. IT'S SO GREAT TO GET
THE COMUNITY SUPPORT.
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THANK YOU TO THE MINOT MOOSE LODGE
FOR THE DONATION OF $1000
TO OUR GRANVILLE EDC.
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*BIRTHDAYS*
MONA KUNKEL – 3RD
DANETTE FROUNFELTER – 7TH
KENDRA JOHNSON - 7TH
DANNY MEULLER – 10TH
HOPE TRANA – 11TH
BRIAN FROUNFELTER – 12TH
DALE NEUHALFAN – 12TH
WALKER SUCHOR – 19TH
KODY FROUNFELTER – 20TH
KYLE SWALLERS – 23RD
CORA MAE SHIPMAN – 26TH
NANCY MUELLER – 28TH
BROOKLYN JOHNSON – 30TH
OUR SYMPATHIES. . .
TIM ANDERSON PASSED AWAY ON OCT 8TH IN A MINOT NURSING HOME. HE AND HIS WIFE ANN WERE LONG TIME MEMEBERS OF THE GRANVILLE COMMUNITY
KAREN DIEBLER OF GARRISON PASSED AWAY ON OCT 12TH. SHE WAS MARRIED TO FRANK DIEBLER JR FROM GRANVILLE. SHE WAS A SISTER-IN-LAW TO MARY MISEK OF GRANVILLE
JOYCE SWEARSON SCHOENBORN PASSED AWAY IN A WATFORD CITY CARE CENTER ON OCT 14TH. JOYCE WAS A LONG TIME MEMBER OF THE TOWNER COMMUNITY.
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ALLAN ODEGARD PASSED AWAY ON OCT 12TH AT A MINOT HOSPITAL. "ODIE" AND HIS WIFE POLLY LIVED IN GRANVILLE FOR A LONG TIME.
WOODROW "WOODY" OVERLIE PASSED AWAY OCT. 12TH IN A PARSHALL NURSING HOME. WOODIE WAS FORMERLY FROM GRANVILLE. HE LEAVES HIS WIFE DELORIS AND HIS CHILDREN, ALL FROM THE NEWTOWN AREA.
LAVERE (BILL) DRADER PASSED AWAY ON OCTOBER 9TH IN HARBOR CITY, CA. LAVERE AND HIS WIFE RUTH WERE BORN AND RAISED IN THE GRANVILLE AREA. HE WAS A BROTHER TO DELANO DRADER OF GRANVILLE.
BRAD KUNKEL WAS KILLED IN A CAR ACCIDENT ON OCT 29TH HE WAS THE SON OF CATHY KUNKEL OF GRANVILLE AND DALE KUNKEL OF WOODLAND PARK, COLORADO.
HOW TO AVOID THE FLU
At a recent PATH seminar in Fargo, Dr. Goyal gave easy to follow, recommendations on ways to AVOID GETTING SICK. The following message given by Dr. Goyal, makes a lot of sense and is important for all to know.
The only portals of entry are the nostrils and mouth/throat. In a global epidemic of this nature, it's almost impossible to avoid coming into contact with H1N1 in spite of all precautions. Contact of H1N1 is not so much of a problem as proliferation.
While you are still healthy and not showing any symptoms of H1N1 infection, in order to prevent proliferation, aggravation of symptoms and development of secondary infections, some very simple steps, can be practiced (instead of focusing on how to stock N95 or Tamiflu):
1. Frequent hand-washing, most important.
2. "Hands-off-the-face" approach. Resist all temptations to touch any part of face (unless you want to eat, or bathe).
3. Gargle twice a day with warm salt water (use Listerine if you don't trust salt). *H1N1 takes 2-3 days after initial infection in the throat/nasal cavity to proliferate and show characteristic symptoms. Simple gargling prevents proliferation.
4. Similar to 3 above, clean your nostrils at least once every day with warm salt water. Blowing the nose hard once a day and swabbing both nostrils with cotton swab, buds dipped in warm salt water is very effective in bringing down viral population.
5. Boost your natural immunity with foods that are rich in Vitamin C (Amla and other citrus fruits). *If you have to supplement with Vitamin C tablets, make sure that it also has Zinc to boost absorption.
6. Drink as much of warm liquids (tea, coffee, etc) as you can. Drinking warm liquids has the same effect as gargling, but in the reverse direction. They wash off proliferating viruses from the throat into the stomach where they cannot survive, proliferate or do any harm. |
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Fall Tree Tip for Care of Backyard Apple Trees. After harvesting your apples, clean up around your tree(s) to prevent codling moth caterpillars and her insects that bury themselves in the core of apples to overwinter. This includes removing any shriveled up apples left hanging on the branches. Looking to plant a
apple tree try a Stayman Winesap Apple.
Granville Tree Committee
JUST A THOUGHT . .
I MUST ADMIT THERE WERE TIMES I MIGHT HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT SENDING ONE OF MY KIDS UP IN A HOT AIR BALLOON. NEVER HAD ONE.SO IT REALLY WASN’T AN OPTION. I NEVER WOULD HAVE DONE IT EVEN IF I WOULD HAVE HAD ONE BUT IT IS A THOUGHT. I CAN’T BELIEVE PEOPLE THESE DAYS. WHERE DO THESE PEOPLE GET THER BRAINS, THE CLEARANCE RACK AT WALMART? I’VE OFTEN REMARKED PEOPLE DON’T SURPRISE ME ANYMORE BUT THERES ALWAYS THE EXCEPTION. THE KID SAID IT WAS FOR THE SHOW. SO HE HEARD THAT SOMEWHERE. PROBABLY FROM HIS ATTENTION-HUNGRY DAD. NOW THEY MIGHT LOSE THEIR CUSTODY. THAT’S A SAD THING. OR MAYBE NOT. I GES WE’LL SEE.
GAVIN WAS A MONKEY FOR HALLOWEEN. I HAVE PICTURES. HE WAS SO CUTE. OF COURSE THAT’S GRANDMA TALKING.
OUR HOT WATER HEATER FINALLY QUIT FOR GOOD LAST WEEK. TIM HAS BEEN BABYING IT FOR MONTHS. WE FINALLY GAVE IT THE FINAL HANDSHAKE AND LET IT GO. I WENT TO MENARDS TO LOOK AT THEM SO WE WOULD KNOW HOW MANY HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS IT WAS GONNA COST.
I TOLD TIM HE HAD TO COME AND GET IT CAUSE IT WOULD NOT FIT IN MY VEHICLE. SO WE MEET AT MENARDS AT ABOUT 5:30PM. PICKED OUT THE ONE WE WANTED. PD FOR IT AND THEY SAID IT WOULD TAKE A LITTLE WHILE TO GET THE LIFT OVER THERE TO GET IT DOWN FROM THE TOP SHELF. OK! SO WE WENT OVER TO TODDS FOR AWHILE TO VISIT. GO BACK ABOUT AN HOUR LATER. NO ONE HAD ANY IDEA OR CARED WHAT HAPPENED TO OUR HOT WATER HEATER.
 SO WE WAIT, AND WAIT, AND WAIT. FINALLY I SAW SOMEONE I USED TO WORK WITH WHO NOW WORKS AT MENARDS. HE SENT TWO GUYS TO GET MY HOT WATER HEATER. IN WHAT SEEMED LIKE AN HOUR LATER WE HEARD THEM ON THE RADIO SAYING THEY COULD NOT
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FIND IT. SO MARK (MY FRIEND) WENT OVER IN THAT SECTION TO HELP. THE COMPUTER SAID THEY HAD 4. THEY DID RIGHT BEHIND A DIFFERENT TYPE. THOSE GUYS HADN’T BOTHERED TO LOOK. SO AFTER PAYING FOR IT AT 5:25PM WE FINALLY GOT HOME AT 9:45PM. TALK ABOUT BEING FUSTRATED. IT’S ALMOST AS BAD AS THE WAITING AT WALMART.
TODD SAiD GOOD LUCK WHEN WE WERE GOING BACK TO MENARDS. WE SAID WE WERE GOING TO GET IT AND PUT IT IN THAT NIGHT. WELL, AS YOU KNOW THAT DIDN’T HAPPEN.
WE HAD TO BUY A NEW FREEZER JUST A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO. SINCE OUR PICKUP WAS BROKE DOWN WE ASKED TODD TO PICK IT UP AT MENARDS AND BRING IT OUT IN HIS. HE ENDED UP WAITING FOREVER AND A DAY FOR IT. FIRST THEY COULDN’T FIND IT. I HAD PAID FOR IT AND THEY WERE SUPPOSED TO HAVE IT ALL READY THE NEXT NIGHT WHEN HE CAME TO GET IT. GES AGAIN! COULDN’T FIND IT, BUT THERE WAS 2 OF THAT KIND ON THE COMPUTER. WELL, AFTER HE WAITED FOR EVER THEY FINALLY FOUND IT. IT WAS MARKED WRONG ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE BOX.
I THINK SOME OF US SHOULD GO IN THERE IN THE NIGHT AND ORGANIZE. DO YOU THINK THEY WOULD NOTICE? PROBABLY NOT!
ENUF SAID, JO
J & J Exercise Center
Treadmills, Elliptical Trainers, Exercise bikes Total Gym, Station Weight Machine, Ab loungers plus more. Membership Rates
Seniors $20.00
Adults $25.00
High School $15.00
Youth $10.00
Family $40.00
Day Pass $ 2.00
If interested Call Jerry or Joni at 728-6929, 721-8788
or 240-7842
MEMORIAL DINER
COME ON IN FOR ONE OF THE BEST HOME COOKED MEALS IN THE COUNTRY.
DINNER SPECIALS EVERYDAY - $5
INCLUDES COFFEE & DESERT
MONDAY IS ALWAYS ROAST BEEF
HOMEMADE PIES AND DESERTS SERVED ALWAYS!
ARE YOU IN NEED OF A CATERED MEAL?
TALK TO DONNA AT 728-9511
OPEN MON - FRI - 7AM TO 6PM
SAT - 8AM TO 2PM
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SHAKLEE PRODUCTS
Creating Healthier Lives!
Tara & Mike Gregg, Independent Distributors
Improving Health & Wealth (701) 340-8977
Check us out at www.shaklee.net/mtgregg
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GARAGE DEFENDOORS
FOR YOUR ENTIRE GARAGE DOOR NEEDS CALL BRANDON WITTMAYER AT 833-9955 OR
JASON VOLLMER AT 720-7269
WE ALSO DO WALK IN DOORS AND WINDOWS!
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NODAK MUTUAL INSURANCE
MONDAY – FRIDAY-8AM TO 4PM
Life - Health - Autos - Home - Commercial - Farm Owners and Crop Insurance - Tina Lenton
PO Box 54 - 118 Main St S
Granville ND 58741 - 0054
Office 701-728-6977
Fax 701-728-6689 * Cell 701-833-1137
tlenton@nodakmutual.com
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COZY COTTAGE
ANTIQUES AND GIFTS
CHRISTMAS IS COMING!
NOVEMBER HOURS: TUES-FRIDAY 10AM-5PM
SAT-SUN-MON BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
DEC HOURS: TUES-FRI 10AM TO 6PM
SAT 10AM TO 2PM
STARTING ON DECEMBER 6TH :
FRIDAY 10AM TO 7PMSAT 10AM TO 2PM
SHOW YOUR TOUR OF HOMES BUTTON AND RECEIVE 10% OFF YOUR PURCHASE!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING AT THE COZY COTAGE
104 Grant Ave NE Granville
833-1403
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BRANDING IRON SALOON
MON – SAT – 12 NOON TO 1AM
SUN 1PM TO 1AM
FRIDAY IS STEAK NIGHT! 7PM
BLACKJACK NOV. 6,14,20,28
BIG BUCK & BIG DOE CONTEST
PRIME RIB ON NOV. 21ST
TOM AND JERRYS NOV 25TH
TRY OUR HOMEMADE PIZZAS
NOW IN PERSONAL PAN SIZE TOO!
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EXCATATION*LANDSCAPING*WATER LINES
ANY KIND OF DIRT WORK.
PFEIFER CONSTRUCTION 728-6975
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S & E MEATS & SPECIALTIES
701-728-6971
RETAIL MEAT CUTS:
BEEF, PORK, BUFFALO, & ELK
PORK SAUSAGE, BEEF STICKS,
BEEF SUMMER SAUSAGE
BUFFALO PIZZA'S * WATKINS PRODUCTS
GRANITE SPRING WATER
CUSTOM MEAT PROCESSING
MON & TUES – CLOSED
WED - 9AM TO 5PM SAT. – 9AM TO 1PM
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BUFFALO CREEK HORN MOUNTS
*BUFFALO SKULLS* DEER HOOF GUN RACKS*
John & Jeff Smette
Granville, ND * 728-6581
Check out our web site on granvillend.com
Then click on the business link.
Specializing in European mounts, turkey tails,
And horn mounts.
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WESTERN STATE BANK
GRANVILLE STATION * 728-6827
MON THRU FRI 9AM TO 1PM
SAT 9AM TO 12NOON
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NEED DIRT WORK?
JOHNSON CONSTRUCTION
728-6904
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DK SERVICE
YOUR 1-STOP SERVICE STATION
728-6816
OPEN 7AM TO 6PM MON – FRIDAY
8 AM TO 2PM ON SATURDAY
*AUTO REPAIRS, OIL CHANGE, GAS, TIRE SERVICE* ANYTHING YOU WILL NEED
TO KEEP YOUR VEHICLE ON THE ROAD!
NEED DIRT WORK?
CALL JOHNSON CONSTRUCTION
728-6904
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HOFFERT'S AUTO BODY
FINEST GLASS REPLACEMENT
WORK IN THE COUNTY!
VERN HOFFERT, OWNER, 728-6588
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“Scentsy”
The hottest new thing in candles
Candle warmers, room sprays, car
fresheners in 80 + scents.
Great gift ideas.
If you wish to place an order, host
a show, or just learn more, contact
me anytime!
Address: Anita Trana
306 2nd St SW
Granville, ND 58741
Phone: 626-2297 (cell)
Email: anitatrana@yahoo.com
Website: www.scentsy.com/46041
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A Bar C Western Shop
833-4727
Arbonne, Wrangler, Cinch, Cruel Girl, Rockies, Montana Silver & More!
Call for an appointment - Open most evenings.
Just 2 miles west of Granville.
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WHITE BUFFALO GRILL & LOUNGE
728-6447
12NOON TO 1AM MON – SAT
DOUG & DARNELL WOODALL
FULL MENU DAILY
FAMILY DINING UNTIL 10PM
FAMILY PACK AVAIABLE EVERYDAY $17.00
8 PC CHICKEN DINNERS
3lbs FRENCH FRIES & COLESLAW
WE CARRY DR. McGILLICUDDY ROOTBEER
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BLACKJACK NOV. 7,13,21,27
FUNTIME KAROKE NOV. 27TH
FOR HOLIDAY GET TOGETHERS
COME AND JOIN DOUG AND DARNELL AND ALL THE GANG FOR SOME REALLY GOOD FOOD
BIG BUCK AND BIG DOE CONTEST
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1 DRAWING PER DAY DURING HUNTING SEASON
COME ON IN TO GET REGISTERED!
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THE YEAR 1909
The year is 1909. One hundred years ago.
What a difference a century makes! Here are some statistics for the Year
1909 : The average life expectancy was 47 years.
Only 14 percent of the homes had a bathtub.
Only 8 percent of the homes had a telephone..
There were only 8,000 cars and only 144
miles of paved roads.
The max speed limit in most cities was 10 mph.
The tallest structure in the world was the EiffelTower
The average wage in 1909 was 22 cents per hour.
The average worker made between $200 and $400 per year ...
A competent accountant could expect to earn $2000, A dentist $2,500, A veterinarian between $1,500 and $4,000, A mechanical engineer about $5,000.
More than 95 percent of all births took
place at HOME.
Ninety percent of all doctors had NO
COLLEGE EDUCATION!
Instead, they attended so-called medical schools,many of which Were condemned in the press AND the government as'substandard’.
Sugar cost four cents a pound.
Eggs were fourteen cents a dozen..
Coffee was fifteen cents a pound.
Most women only washed their hair once a month, and used Borax or egg yolks for shampoo. |
Canada passed a law that prohibited poor
people from entering into their
country for any reason.
The five leading causes of death were:
1. Pneumonia and influenza
2. Tuberculosis
3. Diarrhea
4. Heart disease
5. Stroke
The American flag had 45 stars.
The population of Las Vegas, Nevada, was only 30 !!
Crossword puzzles, canned beer, and ice tea Hadn't been invented yet.
There was no Mother's Day or Father's Day.
Two out of every 10 adults couldn't read or write.
Only 6 percent of all Americans had
graduated from high school.
Marijuana, heroin, and morphine were all available
over the counter at the local corner drugstores.
Back then pharmacists said, "Heroin clears the complexion, gives buoyancy to the mind, regulates the stomach and bowels and is, in fact, a perfect guardian of health."
Eighteen percent of households had at least one full-time servant or domestic help.
There were about 230 reported murders in the ENTIRE U.S.A.!
Try to imagine what it may be like in
another 100 years.
IT STAGGERS THE MIND
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Thanksgiving Humor
How do you keep a turkey in suspense?
I'll tell you at Christmas.
Why did the turkey cross the road?
It was the chicken's day off.
What did the mother turkey say to her disobedient children?
If your father could see you now, he'd turn over in his gravy!
What key has legs and can't open doors?
Tur-key.
What sound does a space turkey make?
Hubble, hubble, hubble.
Why do turkeys always go "gobble, gobble"?
Because they never learned good table manners!
Happy
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