Tyrone township roads spark Williston trade bid
A letter from road overseer A C Miller describes grave road neglect on Tyrone east side. Supervisors H P Stedem and Geo Albricht oppose funding and a northward trade leak to Wildrose and Medicine Lake. Call goes out to Commercial Club to rally residents and county for $200 extra plus crews to repair four miles before hauling season.
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A. C. Miller
Williston
Wildrose
N. D
Medicine Lake
Montana
Tyrone Township
H. P. Stedem
Geo. Albricht
Est
N. EB
N. W
Township Line
Marmon Road
H.P. Stedem
Frank Banks
Williston N. D
LC. Williams
H. P. Stedemn
Williams
Albrecht
Alims
Medicine Stake
Wild Rose
Stedem
Isbor
C Williams
Commercial Club
Tyrone
Williston Visit and Farm Notes Highlight Weekend Gatherings
South Side reports Fred Ackerman and Gus Kielson visiting Williston with a new binder. Mr and Mrs Harry Hanson visited their farm Sunday. Mrs McAllister spent Sunday with Mrs Tippin in Williston. Anna Ackerman recovered her horse after it strayed to Timber Creek. Al Maderson and family visited Alexander last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Fred Ackerman
Gus Kielson
Williston
Harry Hanson
McAllister
Tippin
Ackerman
Grace
Annas
Collings
Vizina
Anna Ackerman
Timber Creek
al Maderson
Aelxandir
East Fork Community Notices and Local Happenings
East Fork reports include field and machinery notes, a runaway buggy accident injuring Hagan, rye threshing plans by Prank Buck, visits to F. W. Pack by Geo Hart's party, winter wheat cut by Jean Swisher, and repairs by Art Johnson for C. W. Burkhart. Alfred Herrid and Henry Holtz buggy riding, Holtz leaping as bronco started, Buck buying mares from Ed Simler, and Grace Huseby visiting Lena Buck on Sunday.
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Hagan
Buck
Geo Hart
F. W. Pack
Jean Swisher
Art Johnson
C. W. Burkhart
Alfred Herrid
Henry Holtz
Frank Buck
Ed Simler
Grace Huseby
Lena Buck
Missouri Ridge Social and Family Notes
Mrs B C Keihl and daughter Rubey visited Tuesday with Mrs R Blankenship. Lena Ramey visiting at Blankenship home this week. Gromatka couple hosted a social dance Friday with a large crowd. Picnic at Gromatka grove Sunday well attended and enjoyed by all. Hopes for another soon. H C Pieabens couple visited Study Saturday to Monday. Theo and Rosco Blankenship visited Jas Ramey in Painted Woods, returned Sunday. Sons at U S S Colorado on furlough left for Bramerton Washington for drydock repairs.
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Missouri Ridge
B. C. Keihl
Rubey
R. Blankenship
Lena Ramey
Blankenship
Gromatka
Gromatka’s Grove
H. C Pieabens
Theo
Rosco Blankenship
Jas. Ramey
Painted Woods
U. S. S. Colorado
Bramerton
Washington
T. W. Meets A. U. W. hold regular meeting Friday
Judge Carmedy of Hillstoro will be present at the regular meeting Friday evening of T. W. and A. U. W. communities seeking civic engagement and discussion with local residents.
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T. W
U. W
Judge Carmedy
Hillstoro
Three Prisoners Break Jail After Digging Escape Hole
Three inmates identified as John Maher EF Kerr and Frank Taylor escaped from the county jail Monday night after digging a hole through a wall above the bathroom with work long underway. The hole led to a steel ceiling area above the bath. Police search continues for the trio.
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John Maher
EF Kerr
Frank Taylor
Socialist Meeting Notices and Bowen Addresses in Williston
The Socialist Local of Williston announces a change to Saturday evening meetings at 8 p m. Highlighted is Hon A E Bowen governor candidate whose Crescent Theatre addresses critique ownership of future resources by government and Wall Street, denounce liquor traffic and prostitution as economic evils, and urge working class wage negotiations.
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Washington
Wall Street
Powell
Bowen outlines Socialist political demands in a two night talk
Citizens noted in remarks that reform leaders like Mr Bowen could show what Socialists can do if given a chance. He spoke on Monday and planned a Tuesday follow up, outlining six political demands including the Initiative Referendum Recall Woman’s Suffrage abolition of veto power and abolition of the United States Senate.
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Bowen
Lit
Socialist Party
United States Senate
Socialist Appeal Wins Converts Among Laborers
The speaker urged a fair study of candidates and parties, winning many laborers to Socialism through a frank, direct appeal that highlighted the conditions forcing the laboring class.
New Books Added to the Library Shelves
This week the library received Scandinavian political history Den mark Norway and Sweden from 1518 to 1900 by R Nisbet Bain. Also Red Pepper Burns by Grace S Rishmond about a doctor’s strenuous life, Don Orsino by Marion Crawford, Feliciss Friends by Elisabeth L Gould, and Docas the Indian Boy by Genevra S Snedden.
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Scandinavia
R. Nisbet Bain
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Red Pepper Burns
Grace S. Rishmond
Ladies’ Home Journal
Don Orsino
Marion Crawford
Rome
Crawford
Elisabeth L. Gould
Felicia
Docas
Genevra S. Snedden
California
Laborers Arrive in City Seeking Work
Within days about twenty five to thirty laborers have arrived and seek employment. Farmers in need of help may hire from among them. Chief of Police John Nolan is keeping a posted list of the strangers for farmers to inquire about when seeking workers.
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Nero
Nathan S. Davis
Liebeg
John Nolan
Taft Veto Looms as Excie Tax Denouement Fails
Washington August reports that the steel, wool and cotton tariff revision measures face President Taft after Speaker Clark and Acting Senate President Hacon signed the excise tax bill. Conferees failed to reach agreement on the excise tax, delaying action. Senator La Follette's allies pushed the wool tariff compromise through the Senate 35 to 28, while Senator Simmons struggled to secure a vote on the cotton bill amid competing appropriation and canal priorities. Taft prepares a veto message, arguing the bills ignore the tariff board's findings.
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Washington
Clark
Hacon
Senate
Taft
Democratic-Progressive Alliance
Tari
Conference
la Follette
House
Underwood
Simmons
Pouroue
Finance Committee
Panama Canal
Tariff Board
Educator Resigns Post at National Education Assn
Irwin Shepard of Winona Minnesota resigns as secretary of the National Education Association. Durand W. Springer of Detroit is appointed successor by the association board. Shepard cites personal reasons and says resignation was delayed by conditions impeding the honor of the association.
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Chicago
Irwin Shepard
Winona
Minn
National Education Association
Durand W. Springer
Detroit
House Opposes Tariff Board Continuance
Washington Aug 7 The house refused to agree to a continuance of the tariff board. Senate provisions for the continuance appear in several appropriation bills but the house remains unyielding. Senate leaders were warned that insistence would delay adjournment. House conferences were told not to yield.
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Washington
Senate
House
Tariff Board
Campaign Chiefa Named
New York on August 7 Chairman Wm F McCombs of the Democratic national committees announced the appointment of the Representative Bulogan as director of the dicker bureau of the Wilson campaign Homer B Cummins national committeeman from Connecticut was appointed chief of the bureau Herman Ridder former treasurer of the Democratic national committee turned over to Chairman McCombs a check for 28 876 10 the amount left in the treasury
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New York
Wm. F. McCombs
Democratic Naational Committees
Bulogon
Homer &. Cummins
Connecticut
Herman Ridder
Democratic National Committee
McCombs
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J. H. Kellogg
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Sanitarium
Ameda Todd
Dickinson
Rob Burdette
Marion S. Todd
Union
Florence
Pearl Grover
WC. T. U
Devils Lake
Portland
Oregon
St Paul
Valley City
Bismarck
North Dakota
Helena
Missoula
Sand Point
Spokane
East Fork
Socialist Column
Hearien
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Rupert Blue
Blue
Marine Hospital Service
Iron and Steel
Dewin Shepard
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