Parties Found Guilty Sentenced Friday
W H Denny convicted by a Tn district court jury after about three hours. Judge Goss sentenced multiple defendants in pigging and assault cases with fines and jail terms. Denny received a 3 year sentence with a 60 day stay for appeal. court closed with a cost-efficient term.
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Tn District Court
W. H. Denny
Goss
Ralph Baum
Denny
Palda
John Hamilton
Becker
Samuel Blake
Blake
Knauf
Drowned Man in Kettle Lake North of City
Thomas H. Conroy twenty five, drowned while riding near Kettle Lake twenty five miles north of the city. Horse stumbled in deep hole, threw him overboard. he could not swim and sank. Body recovered after search, shipped to Glyndon Minnesota. accompanying friend Thomas Gallagher.
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Thomas H Conroy
F. H. Zaht
Kettle Lake
Thomas H. Conroy
Thomas
J. H. Belyea
Glyndon
Minnesota
Thomas Gallagher
Thomas Conroy
Kettie Lake
Conroy
Local man dies after horseback incident
Doctors say a stomach blow from a horse caused the victim to lose breath and fall. He was a general favorite, working for Mr and Mrs Zahl for three years, with two sisters, two brothers, and his Minnesota parents in mourning across the county.
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Zahl
Minnesota
Williston Gets the Pennant in Northwest Dakota League
North West Dakota League wrapped its first season with Williston awarded the pennant after Tagus failed to appear for the final game at White Earth. The tie was settled, and Williston secured the title. The league plans a bigger next season including Mondak and Minot with four months of play and Sunday and Wednesday games.
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Tagus
White Earth
Pennant
Wiliston
Ross
Northwest Dakota League
Williston
Mondak
Minot
J. A. McGlynn
Court room stir as Burns charged with shooting diseased horse
Ed Burns pleads guilty to malicious mischief and is arraigned for sentence after admitting he shot a horse owned by O. O. Adams. Defense cites Adams allowing diseased horses to roam, quarantined yet untreated, with affidavits from Knauf. Brownson of Ray testifies about diseased horses driven through country. about 50 head in the bunch.
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Lovejoy
Becker
R. J. Browning
Page
Samuel Barnes
Peter Anderson
D.C. Page
Moses Miner
Palda
Ed Burns
Arthur Knauf
W.H. Denny
Palda, Hurd
Overson
O. O. Adams
Knauf
Adams
Burns
Brownson
Ray
Judge orders charges against Adams after June evidence
Judge Goss instructed the state’s attorney to issue complaints against Adams on several charges and bring him to answer promptly. Attorney Knauf and others were to assist in preparing the complaints. Burns was discharged with advice not to take the law into his own hands again, leaving with a smile.
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Goss
Adams
Knauf
Burns
New Exchange Office Construction Under Way
Work on the new exchange office built by H. C. Delancey behind his lot north of the Graphic office is progressing rapidly. When completed, moving the office will begin and the pole location will shift from streets to alleys, with work to start soon.
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Exchange
H. C. Delancey
Graphic Office
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Ray Burris
Bessie
Ye Wah
Williston Weld
Tague
Tioga Ass White Earth
Wheelk Kea Paleruy i Berthold
Bond
Bruegger Mercantile Co
New Exchange Office
Joseph Austin
R. GC. Sanborn Lumber Co
Hedderich Bros. & Co
Old Stand
Williston, N. D
Williams County Bank
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