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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1909

Page

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Williston Has a Great Future

Fargo Forum reports Williston North Dakota's growth as a thriving city of about 5000, with a new depot, brick blocks, sewer system, a 500 barrel capacity Rugby Milling Co flour mill nearing completion, and a rising eight room school. Government irrigation and an experiment station showcase dry farming and irrigation benefits. The Big Muddy valley attracts settlers from Ohio, while wheat prospects and a local ferry aid trade. Rev. F S Hallet visits Newfoundland.

Fargo Forum Williston Chas. A. MacNamara Methodist Church North Dakota Williams County MacNamara Jesse Gates Lisbon Great Northern Road Schullander Big Muddy River Ohio Missouri McKenzie County F. 5. Hallet New Foundland

Dentists robbed in Jamestown nationwide heist

In Jamestown North Dakota on August 3 police hunt suspects after thieves entered every dentist office in town and looted valuables. Several hundred dollars in gold and silver were taken along with about one hundred dollars in platinum plate. No clues yet.

Jamestown N. D

Lena Dybvik and Lars Christiansen Wedding in Williston

A wedding united Lena Dybvik and Lars Christiansen at Rev J Johanson’s residence at 6 30 Saturday evening. The couple, well known in Williston, received wishes for happiness and prosperity. A wedding repast followed at their home on Cates Ave hosted by Gladys Penson and Edna Brandt. The bride wore tan voile and carried Bride roses and Maiden hair ferns. she was attended by her sister Severine Dybvik and Mr S R Otesa.

Severine Dybvik S. R. Otesa

Governor Johnson Here Thursday in Opportu nity City

Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota and his party rode through the city last Thursday en route to the Seattle Exposition. Williston residents and a local band greeted the governor with a warm welcome, expressing pleasure at the cordial reception in the City of Opportunity.

City Seattle John A. Johnson Minnesota Party of Friends Williston City of Opportunity

New England Farmers Eye National Corn Exposition

New England states show strong interest in the National Corn Exposition in December in Iowa and Nebraska to learn corn production from top farmers. After Omaha show, New England plans to host a corn show next year with broad state participation including North Dakota Montana Arkansas Kentucky and Georgia.

New England Iowa Nebraska New North Dakota Montana Arkansas Kentucky Georgia

Missouri River Mystery: Infant Found in Water Near Bakers Ferry

A box bound with rope and a 77 pound iron weight surfaced on Missouri River near Bakers Ferry, ten miles below Williston. Inside, remains of a newborn infant wrapped in a blanket with a milk bottle lay beside it. Coroner investigated, noting the weight kept the box submerged until water level rose, suggesting a deliberate dumping and a serious crime to be solved.

Gus Monroe Bakers Ferry Williston Thomas Coulter

July 1909 Report of the Register of Deeds

The Register of Deeds submits a July 1909 financial and activity report to the County Commissioners. Disbursements include ink, pens, pencils, inkstands, typewriter oil, stamps, and hardware from local firms. Total expenses amount to 91245.35 with 4 profit kept by the county after expenses. work lagging behind May 1909 projections and unchanged since June 1.

Register OF Deeds Williams County N. D Boar Brownell Drug Co Williston Drug Co Raweon Hardware Co Walker Bros. & Hardy O. Higley

Two Drowned in Richland Lake

Hankinson North Dakota August 2 Two lives were lost in Lake Elsie near the city in a boat rocking accident. William Spreckles age 20 and John Barker age 18 were the victims. Several boys and girls were aboard when the boat overturned. Spreckles attempted to save his sister Emma and perished.

Hankinson N. D Lake Elsie William Spreckles John Barker Spreckles Emma

A Sensible Breakfast Described By Dr Woods Hutchinson

Dr Woods Hutchinson in August Woman's Home Companion argues breakfast should center on meat fish egg or milk or equivalents in starches or sugars such as bread or cakes. Sugary cereals and breakfast foods are accessories not the mainstay. hot breads gems biscuits and fats with fruit syrup or preserves add balance. Tea coffee or cocoa serve as optional appetizers.

Woods Hutchinson Woman’s Home Companion

Children Narrow Escape From Train Near Fessenden

Emma Edinger aged 14 was bruised and three younger siblings escaped uninjured when a Soo train struck their wagon at a crossing near Fessenden North Dakota. One horse flew about fifty feet, the other forty rods on the pilot. The wagon overturned but remained intact and Emma suffered a cut heel from a board while the others were unhurt. The accident occurred as the children drove home from the city and failed to hear the fast train.

Fessenden N. D Emma Edinger William George Soo Alene

Lawn Social by Domestic Science Club at Bruegger home

The Domestic Science club hosts a lawn social at Mrs John Brugger's home Friday evening August 6th. Home made ice cream and cake will be served for fifteen cents. Everyone is invited and asked to encourage friends to subscribe to the Graphic.

Domestic Science Club John Bruegger

Hill offers prize for corn along Great Northern lines

James J. Hill, chairman of the Great Northern, puts up 2500 in gold as prizes for top grains and grasses grown along his railway to be shown at the National Corn Exposition in Omaha December 6 to 18. About 200 prizes will be awarded under a panel led by Prof. C. P. Bull and Prof. Thos. Shaw, with roughly 40 first prizes across wheat, oats, barley, corn, clover, timothy and alfalfa bay.

James J. Hill The Great Northern Omaha C. P. Bull Minnesota, Agricultural College Thos. Shaw Dakota Farmer Hill Mr. Hill Montana South Dakota Minnesota

Oscar Erickson Acquitted by Jury in First Degree Case

Oscar Erickson was acquitted by a Schafer jury after a one hour deliberation on the murder charge. Judge Goss presided for Judge Crawford. States Attorney Converse and A. J. Bessie prosecuted, T. S. Becker defended. The shooting that killed J. C. Hanley occurred about a year ago. defense argued self defense with Mrs. Vail testifying Hanley fired first.

Oscar Erickson Schafer Goss Crawford Converse A. J. Bessie T. S. Becker J. C. Hanley Erickson

Sepia Platin Photos Introduced With Free Sepia Card

The photographer announces new Sepia Platin Photos with a free Sepia photo for every regular $5 black and white cabinet photo. Also offering discounted child portraits at local prices every Wednesday for a limited time. Photographer: A Kl ess.

Kless

United Lutheran to Hold Services Next Sunday Evening

United Lutheran will conduct services in Wegley hall next Sunday evening at eight o'clock. All are invited. Albert Johanson, pastor.

United Lutheran Wegley Hall Albert Johanson

Alleged horse rustlers taken in custody in Montana

Ki Mathews Slim Bare Pat Cannon Ed Larson and Jobo Pleasant were taken in custody by the sheriff and his deputies last Friday and brought to trial before Justice Field. Slim Bare confessed horse theft and was held to the district court while John Pleasant was released for lack of evidence. Ed Larson and Pat Cannon were bound over with bonds, and Ki Mathews was released as amendable to Montana law. The arrests followed testimonies that suggested sidestepping among the defendants to clear each other’s skirts.

Ki Mathews Slim Bare Pat Cannon Ed’ Larson Jobo Pleasant Justice Field Albert J. Staffen John Pleasant Ed Larson Montana North Dakota Edgar Webb

Williston Seeks Osteopath Dr C L Johnson Plans Stay

Dr C L Johnson an osteopath who passed through Williston en route to the Seattle Exposition says he will stop briefly to survey the field with aim to locate permanently. He has built a Bottineau practice and prefers a larger city. A J Stufne advertises five acre irrigated tracts near Williston for sale on liberal monthly terms.

Williston Johnson Bottineau Willston A. J. Stufne

Special Dainty Linen boxed paper in Williston style

Williston Drug Co offers special dainty linen boxed paper embossed with Williston N D in blue on each sheet for 35 cents per box.

Williston, N. D Williston Drug Co

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Gov. Johnson B. J. Lee Richland Lake Lawn Social J. J. Hill JJ. Hill Olson C. L. Johnson F. H. Smith
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