Willow City News Notes and Local Happenings
A Willow City column delivers late happenings and neighborly notes from readers. It records visits by Mr and Mrs Will Cooke of Overly, several-town guests, a Barton vs. second nine baseball game loss for Barton, multiple family travels to Cando and Overly, and various illnesses and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Will Cooke of
Overly
Our City
Mouse River
Willow
Towner
Barton's
Barton
Fred Baillie
Laura Campeau
Lueck
Ad Tanguay
Gardena News Roundup and Community Notices
Community items from Gardena report visits by Cora Riley to Alma Gran and ties to Epworth League events, plus local travel updates. The last week of school for Epworth League children is noted for Sunday June 21 at 8 p m with all invited. Henry J. Winterstein leaves for South Dakota to take up land while Mrs Roy Heath recovers from illness. Mrs F Thielman visits Minnesota, Chas Boltz and family visit Boltz’s mother, and L Arnold hosts Alice’s birthday. Ross Smiley’s family leaves quarantine soon. Van B Clement sells his elevator to farmers after a local deal. The Sons of Herman picnic is well attended. Louis Witting leaves for Minnesota, hoping to return with a companion. Methodist church interior decorations proceed with craftsmen from Russell and aim to be ready by Sunday. Ellingson couple return from Minnesota amid five weeks of rain and crop concerns. John Nelson of southeast town dies at 32 after lengthy illness, survived by his mother and sister Mrs Henry Balke. funeral at Methodist Episcopal church with interment at MBE cemetery.
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Epworth League
Henry J. Winterstein
South Dakota
Roy Heath
John Nelson
Henry Balke
E. G. Meierbachtel
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. BE
Election yields and local deaths in Ashland Wisconsin
The article notes 106 votes for Martin Ostby and 81 for Dave Armstrong in the school directors election with Peat as opponent. John Rodney from Bottineau died of heart failure after a brief stay. Postmaster F Sims and others left for Fargo. Sims and Mahaney to testify in a U S district court case. Davidson scouts new autos and Master attends a state pharmacy board meeting.
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Martin Ostby
Dave Armstrong
J. N. Peat
Peat
F. Sims
W. Master
Wm. Davidson
S. B. Mahaney
Fargo
Messrs. Sims
Mahaney
U. S. District Court
Representatives In Congress Pree Te FOR TWO ail ASLE J. BROMHA
Representatives in Congress pledge to serve for two years as the campaign season begins. J. Bromhal and L. Hawha are among those named in early notices as candidates seeking reelection or new terms this cycle. The brief item notes party affiliations and expected voting priorities.
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Congress
Bottineau Resident John Rodney Dies in Willow City
John Rodney a long time Bottineau resident and hotel operator at the Columbia in Willow City died Tuesday night at 11 after heart failure. He was 52, survived by four daughters Della Ruth Hazel Roy H. Cook and others. Funeral at the opera house Sunday at 3 conducted by Bottineau Camp Modern Woodmen of America with Rev. L. M. Waterman.
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John Rodney
Bottineau
Columbia Hotel
Willow City
Columbia
Rodney
Garretson
South Dakota
Alexander Cameron
Crate
Roy H. Cook
Grand Junction
Colorado
Della
Ruth
Hazel
Opera House
Bottineau Camp No
Modern Woodmen of America
L. M. Waterman
the Baptist
Good Common Sense Address
Tolna Tribune reports Congress man Gronna spoke to Tolama's largest political meeting yet. He framed his platform as a text and gave a plain sense speech outlining his congress work and current measures. Listeners, including many locals, praised him and expect strong support this year.
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Tolna
Gronna
Tolama
Congress
Congressman Gronna
Mr. Gronna
Primary Ballots Shuffle For Railroad Commissioner Race
Ballots for the upcoming primary were printed at the Courant office with eleven candidates for railroad commissioner in each district. The state law requires alternate ballots to place candidate names in different positions, so printers had to reorder the names eleven times per district to comply.
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Courant
North Dakota
Gem
Taft and Sherman Nominees Named at Republican Convention
William H. Taft of Ohio nominated for president at the Republican National Convention in Chicago with 702 votes on the first ballot. James S. Sherman of New York chosen as vice president nominee. The anti injunction plank was added to the platform. Judson LaMoure was North Dakota’s member of the resolutions committee.
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William H. Taft
Ohio
Chicago
James S. Sherman
New York
Judson LaMoure
North Dakota
Ballot Printing Changes Across Districts In 1888 Election
The third district spans two legislature districts prompting Eleven more adjustments and the first two districts add organized and unorganized territory for twenty two changes. In total eighty eight ballot name order changes occurred while printing about four thousand Republican ballots versus thirty two changes for Democrats. The law aims to give each candidate an equal advantage by placing names first on ballots. Names appear in alphabetical order on sample ballots delivered to County Auditor Iver M. Bradford Monday.
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Iver M. Brandford
Freeman Charges Libel in North Dakota Grain War
Will Freeman sues for criminal libel after Westhope Standard article accusing him of printing ballots for Hastings school bond and charging the district. Affidavit by M C Tillotson denies any claim of Freeman services or charges and asserts the report is false in every letter and syllable. W E Holbein, editor, refuses to retract. Freeman has sworn out a warrant for arrest.
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Westhope Standard
Hastings
Maxbass
Will Freeman
M. C. Tilloteon
Martin Tillotson
Bottineau
North Dakota
Freeman
M. _C. Tillotson
W. E. Holbein
Standard
Gronna Should be Re-Elected in Cooperstown Primary
The Cooperstown Courier reports broad concession that L B Hanna is a sure winner in the coming Republican nominating contest for Congress. Hanna has a large statewide following and strong campaign, leaving little doubt he will secure the nomination. Incumbent Gronna is gaining support as voters review his record, with no detractors noted and sentiment leaning toward re election.
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Cooperstown
L. B. Hanna
Hanna
Gronna
Congress
Made Fine Address By Hon Leo Combs Of Valley City
Hon Lee Combs of Valley City addressed a large audience at the opera house on the ante primary campaign. He attacked insurgent leaders and the Grand Forks conference, urging Republicans to unite to prevent Democrats from winning. Over 100 were present as Bottineau Military band provided music.
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Lee Combs
Valley City
North Dakota
Opera House
Combs
Grand Forks
Treadwell Twichell
Twichell
Mr. Combs
H. A. Batie
Bottineau
Bottineau Races July 3 At Bottineau Turf Club Meet
The Bottineau Turf Club, a Souris Valley circuit member in Manitoba and North Dakota, will stage races Friday July 3 with purses totaling 1150. Entries close July 1 for harness events and the night before for running events. William Collins is president and J A Painter secretary. entry blanks and details available on request.
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Bottineau
Bottineau Turf Club
Souris Valley
Manitoba
North Dakota
Deloraine
Omemee
William Collins
J. A. Painter
Union Service Next Sunday Planned
Arrangements set for a united Baptist and Methodist service next Sunday in the Methodist Episcopal church at 11 AM and in the Baptist church at 8 PM due to Rev. D. Stratford Scadeng's unavoidable absence. Baptist pastor Rev. L. M. Waterman will conduct both services urging full participation.
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D. Stratford Scadeng
L. M. Waterman
Methodist Episcopal Church
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