Willow City News Notes Dr Thyng to Vienna and Local Happenings
Willow City reports Dr Thyng leaving for Vienna for post graduate surgery study aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. Wesley White resumes bakery work in Willow City after fire, while others travel to Landa, Omaee, and Williams County. Community updates include illnesses, a trainer’s return, school terms ending, and a note on Mrs. Thyng’s voyage with Irene Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Thyng
Irene Stone
New York
Webster Speech on Aristocracy and Liberty Echoed in Senate
Excerpt from Daniel Webster's 1838 United States Senate speech criticizing opponents who decry banks, corporations, and wealth while misreading liberty and equality. He argues for stability of institutions, profitable enterprise, and fair wages against agrarian extremism and anti monopoly rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
United States Senate
Compliments for Superintendent P E Christensen from Agricultural College
The Extension praises County Superintendent P. E. Christensen of Bottineau county for promoting elementary agriculture in schools. He sent a list of Bottineau teachers to the correspondence course head, enrolling many, urging directors to support teachers in both country and city schools to prepare to teach the subject. The article argues elementary agriculture gives pupils a scientific view of surroundings, offsets formalism, and offers valuable early training for any occupation.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
P. E. Christensen
Bottineau County
Christensen
G. W. Randlett
Posts Made Durable with Crescent Treated Wood
Fence posts of cheap woods can last twenty years with cresote treatment. Cottonwood, aspen, willow, sycamore and other low-grade pines respond well, outperforming cedar and oak. Crescent price runs 10 to 27 cents per gallon, treating a post costs 4 to 15 cents, promising at least twenty years of service and saving about two cents per post annually.
State Supreme Court Rules on Elevator Certificates
North Dakota v Minneapolis & Northern Elevator Co. involves returning inspection and weight certificates and posting them in loading areas. Judge Pollock’s decision was affirmed in one case and reversed in another, with outcomes tied to shipments to Duluth and Anoka. A bakery reference appears in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Pum
North Dakota
Minneapolis & Northern Elevator Co
State Supreme Court
Pollock
Duluth
Anoka
Supreme Court
Stereopticon Lecture Course at M E Church
Five stereopticon lectures form a classified course at the M E Church. The first talk India in Transition drew crowded crowds. next Tuesday January 28 features In the Land of the Sons of Ham with Bishop Hartzell in Africa. Lantern by Rev. W D Price, lecture by Rev D Stratford Scading. Admission free, but a collection will be taken from all attendees.
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M. E
India
Hartzell
Africa
W. D. Price
Willow City
D. Stratford Scading
The February Housekeeper overview of royal travel
The February issue features W G Fitz-Gerald detailing private European royal trains and safeguarding methods. It highlights excellent photographs and fiction pieces by Emma Lee Walton Emily Ruth Calvin Arthur Upson and Mary Heaton Vorse, plus departments on entertainment home care fashion cookery and more from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Fitz-Gerald
Valentine
Emma Lee Walton
Emily Ruth Calvin
Arthur Upson
Mary Heaton Vorse
Corporal Minneapolis
Minn
Bird preserve urged by Grand Forks Audubon member
A Times reader from the Grand Forks Audubon society praises the Stump Lake government preserve. The writer cites national guidance as a model for protecting nesting rare birds, noting minimal habitat loss after shooters decimated island roosts years ago.
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Grand Forks Audubon Society
the Times
Alfred Eastgate
Stump Lake
Birds flourish under protection as a national preserve urged
The article notes a rise in bird numbers during government protection and urges creating a Turtle Mountains region as a state or national preserve. It argues birds thrive in waste spaces and that trees and birds are essential for civic beauty, with nests needing protection and more trees planted. It emphasizes birds’ role in insect control and the unique North American bird life.
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Turtle Mountains
Pacific
Tropics
Arctic
Eyes A. Mills
Minot May 14 Republican state convention to select delegates
The Republican state convention will meet in Minot on May 14 to choose delegates to Chicago and presidential electors. It will have 446 delegates distributed by county, with three votes at large for Adams Hettinger Bowman and Dunn, and a public auction sale of a Willow City restaurant outfit on February 1 1908 by Rose & Rose.
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Chicago
Minot
Supreme Court
Railroad Commissioners
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Adams
Hettinger
Bowman
Dunn
Willow City
N. D
Rose & Rose
Lorraine Commandery No. 13 emerges from Grand Commandery meeting
The Bottineau Knights Templar commandery, working under dispensation since last April, was granted a charter at the North Dakota Grand Commandery meeting in Minot and will now be Lorraine Commandery No. 13. Officers elected include H. E. White as Grand Commander and D. C. Moore as Deputy. The next Grand Commandery gathering is planned for Fargo in April 1909.
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Bottineau
Knights Templar
Grand Commandery
North Dakota
Minot
Lorraine Commandery No
H. A. Bath
Emine Wander
Noble
Jing
Trving
KL Barkway
Farge
H. E. White
Jamestown
D. C. Moore
Grafton
A. J. Stade
Devils Lake
Wileiam Spriggs
Grand Forks
S. J. Hill
Fargo
Andrew Eckern
L. C. Mountrie
Valley City
Grand Recorder
F. J. Thompson
Grand
A. C. Mather
Grand Standard
L. W. Nammions
J. W. Carroll
Lisbon
G. M. Pike
New Rockford
Brank White
Hard Times In the East Rugby Tribune Report
North Dakota residents claim milder hardships compared with eastern cities after visits to southern Minnesota Michigan and Chicago. Visitors note job scarcity and high living costs elsewhere, while Dakota enjoys relatively prosperous times amid wheat and banana belt weather. The piece touts North Dakota as the banner state of the Union.
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Rugby Tribune
North Dakota
Toner
Minnesota
Jos. Fullenkopf
Michigan
Chicago
Souris
Dakota
Union
The Star Bakery Installs New Brick Bake Oven
The Star Bakery announces a new brick bake oven installation boosting capacity and readiness to handle a wide range of baking demands. Patronage is invited as they highlight enhanced efficiency and service.
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Star Bakery
Candy Kitchen
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Thyng
Vienna
Wesley White
Rembrance
Susie Zeipen
Kramer
W. J. Lean
Joliette
John Robertson
Johan Whitmeyer
Our
Quincy Fulchler
S. B. Mahaney
Felix Zeipen
Fred Perrin
Lodi
California
C. M. Taylor
J. H. Cook
Hans Anderson
Frank Latendresse
Leo Trimmons
Walsh
Phil
Sivertson
Eidsvold
Cemeterian
Asie
Lawrence Thompson
Christ Christianson
Landa
Ole Ydstie
Hillsboro
Ladies Aid
Free Lutheran Denomination
Bouson
Gildard
Alvin Bouson
Ben Bouson
Ben
Young People's Society
Knut Bang’s
Gardena
Dr. Lindsay
Alma Gran
Anna Plevin
Mrs. Gran
Omemee
Wm. Kurth
Geo, Summers
Gardena State. Bank
Cary
E. Ellingson
Epworth
Lizzie Helen
Henry Zuleger
A. Thom
E. G. Meierbachtel
Messrs. Grass, Lendwehr
R. H. Fairfield
Rev
E. G. Meerbachtel
Williams County
Agricultural College
Woods
Turtle Mountain
Maye City
Adan Barn
Benson Billings
Burleigh
Cass Cavalier
Dickey Dunn
Rady Emmons
Foater
Grad
Hetting Kidder
la Moure
Lemon McHenry
McIntosh McKennie
McLean Merces Morto’ Nelson
Oliver Pembi
Pierce ‘Ramsey Ransom
Richland
Rolette
Sargent Stark
Stele Wu
Stutsman ‘Towner
Walah Ward
Wells
Etscharter
Tottinean Knights ‘Templar
Loreraine Commandery No. 14
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