Local Shoppers and Labor News From Eight Mile Area
No farming is underway as Mr and Mrs Lacey shopped on Monday. Miler Ellington and Chris Brot hauled lumber. R Lambert of Eight Mile visited friends. Mrs J E Weatbrook and child visited Miss Anna Hinds. John Quendley hauled coal last week. Jim Hinch and JB Westbrook erected a hone on Anne Hinch s claim. Joe Taylor of Eight Mile plans another visit. Billy Ford hauled lumber last week. A J Lambert and Joe Taylor visited JE Westbrook Tuesday evening. Westbrook bought a new plow awaiting frost. Verdie Slocum is sick. Jim Binch visited Buford Monday. A J Lambert held a working Bee. attendees included A R Lambert, Joe Taylor, Jim Hinch, E E Lacey, and E Westbrook. Mrs Westbrook and daughter prepared dinner. the men finished the stable and shared a jolly time. Jackpital Bachelor lingering without a partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey
Miler Ellington Sid Chrie
R. Lambert
Eight Mile
J. E. Weatbrook
Anna Hinds
John Quendley
Jim Hineh
J.B. Westbrook
Anne Hineh
Westbrook
Baford
A. J. Lambert
Joe Taylor
Verdie Slocum
Jim Binch
Buford
A.J. Lambert
A. R. Lambert
Jim Hinch
E. E. Lacey
4. E. Weotbrook
Mra. Westbrook
Little Daughter
Higley Farmers Association Holds Fourth Meeting
The Farmer's Progressive Association of Higley met at B C Keibl's residence on Friday April 19. Many attended and several new members joined. Discussions covered seed per acre and grasses with typical yields for wheat and barley noted. Grasses, especially bromes, were debated as a beneficial break in farm life. The next meeting at Gust Peterson's home on May [date] will cover well drilling and grain marketing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Peterson
Marke
Local trade and farming notes from Gladys and area
Gladys R Evans buys Rowe and Adden stock in his new building. Kyane claims the largest goods line in the country. Chas Murphy and Leater Ely buy three yoke oxen from Freeman ranch. Rus Dingle leaves Williston with plowing outfit to join field duties within a day. Walter Murphy returns from Ambroae after two months away. Ira Davidson mulls improvements, citing unsettled ground. A petition seeks to move Gladys Post Office back to former location. Postmaster Rowe has resigned. EM G Brown plans return to claim by May 16. Notices call a base ball meeting at Gladys Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R., Evans
Gladya
Rowe & Adden
Walter Murphy
Ambroae
Ira Davidson
Gladys
P. O
Rowe
Seston
EM G. Brown
New York
Bis
For Sale Car Load of Heavy Eastern Work Hovers
For sale a car load of heavy eastern work hovers arrived today weight from 1000 to 1600 pounds. Hornen on vale at Heffer nan e livery barn. For further particulars see J A McCANN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornen
Vale
Heffernan'e
J. A. McCann
Local social notes and rough business ad items
Misa Betty Herford visits Mrs. Hattie Snow while Mr W P Thornton and family dine with the McAllisters. Miss Margaret Mitchell socializes with Miss Snow and the Harrie and Ousi Thornton group. Wayne Hiowmen Soow visits David East Broadway Feed Store. Local ads offer flour ground feed cement gravel and building supplies with low-rate loans from Iliston Land Company. Electric Bitters praised by A A Chisolm of Treadwell NY as a tonic improving indigestion and debility. Brownell & Co. endorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Betty Herford
Hattie Snow
W. P. Thornton
Albert Mcallister
Jonnie Mcallister
Mrs. Snow
Hirata Sitamone
Henry Gregg
McKenzie Co
Trenton
Margaret Mitchell
Swell Snow
Misses Harrie
Ousi Thornton
Wayne Hiowmen
David
East Broadway
Wegley & Dennis
A. A. Chisolm
Treadwell
N. Y
Brownell & Co
Druggista. Mc
Northern Dakota Panorama of March Notices
A collage of brief North Dakota items across towns: arrests in March in Minot. fairs scheduled in Richland and Hettinger counties. depot plans for Milwaukee on Hettinger land. a state oratorical contest at Grand Forks with winners. farm developments in Bathgate and Willows. rail and livestock board actions. a post office fire at Dokken. elevator fires at Osnabrook and Walhagen. burglaries in Minot. emigrant car movements. and several small local incidents spanning towns from Lisbon to Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lismarck
Hettinger
Litchville
Fargo
Imperial
Crosby
Grand Forks
Ojata
Towner
Soo
McLean County
Fargo—De Lamere
Dickinson
Wahpeton
Richland County
Lisbon
Clarance Cole
Milwaukee
Metropolitan Theater
J. F. T. O'Connor
State Universitty
Don
Ford
Wesley College
Zamore
John Houghton
Bathgate
Alex Morrison
Willow
Wan
Athletic Board of Control
O'Connor
Biamarck
Ive Stock Sanitary Board
Northern Pacific
Bismarck
Fargo and Southwestern
Casselton
Upham
Fred Mehthoff
Greyhound
Minot
Ewald Liebolt
Bantry
Jamestown—Express
North Dakota
Express
Grand Forke
Herman Lee
Dokken
Sherman Hatton
Osnabrook
National Elevator Company
Oakes
Hampton
National Grange
Germany
Europe
Congressman Marshall
United States
Sentinel Butte
N. P
Third Term Plot Seen as Roosevelts Third Nomination Fight
Washington April 8 Friends of the president warn of a hidden plan to secure a Republican nomination for a third term under a reactionary banner. They insist Roosevelt will not seek another term while alleging conspirators aim to place delegates favorable to a successor. The White House downplays the conspiracy charge as opposition grows, predicting a lengthy 15 month contest between supporters and rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Harriman
White House
Oficial
Bay
Foraker
Knox
Cannon
Fairbanks
Messrs
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Williston Graphic
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Williston
N. D
Horsetide
Eight Mile Ie
Billy Ford
Higley
Rose Valley
Illiston Land Company
Williams County
N D. Williston
General Fund
B.L. Hardaway County Treas
Dutch Cleaners At
Jamestown
Feasenden
Abercrombie
Mra
Nila ‘Larson
Dead
Chicago
Boston
Kuppenheimer
Monarch
Cluette
J. B. Stetson
Lampher
Crawford Easter
Oxford
Lanpher
Greengard Bros
the First National Bank
Williston,North Dakota
Williama County
Williams County Bank
Williston, N. D
Link and Sullivan
W. J. Wood
Great Barrret
Mark & Zimmern
Minn
Ae Saag
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