Land Office Changes Set Proof Dates for Federal Lands
With the local land office established, U S Commissioners and county officials lose control of final proof dates. The register now sets dates, allowing proof before commissioners or clerks if notified. fees run about four dollars and the process promises faster handling amid a flood of proofs.
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U. S
Register of the Land Office
Land Office
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Club Festival Promises Enthralling Gates Roller Event
Two local clubs prepare a large festival at Gates Roller rink tomorrow night with booths around the hall. A small admission will grant entry to an eagerly awaited program, with proceeds benefitting Williston public library purchases planned for the near future.
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Musical Club
Public Library
Gates
Williston
Watkins Crosby Wedding in Minot Ceremony Performed
William Watkins and Miss Hannah Crosby united in marriage in Minot last Saturday. Rev N E Elsworth of the Episcopal church officiated. Both parties are well known in the city and the Graphic joins friends in congratulating the couple.
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William Watkins
Hannah Crosby
Minot
N. E. Elsworth
Episcopal Church
Graphic
Lunsford and Hill Wed in City Ceremony
Frank Lunsford and Miss Emma Hill both of Williston were married Tuesday evening in the city. Lunsford has served as a special police officer and Hill works at the Great Northern Cafe. The couple now live in rooms above the Arcade Restaurant after Lunsford bought a half interest in it.
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Frank Lunsford
Emma Hill
Williston
Mr. Lunsford
Miss Hill
Great Northern Cafe
Lunsford
Arcade
Committee to select Williston experimental farm
A special committee of the Williston Commercial club arrived in the city to inspect farms offered for an experimental farm. The panel includes Prof. Linfield of Montana, Prof. Shephard of the N. D. A. C., and Mr. Costello of the Great Northern. They will choose the most suitable site for the project.
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Commercial Club
Williston
Prof
Linfield
Montana
Shephard
Costello
Great Northern
Miller and Cox Taken to Minot for Horse Stealing Hearing
Robert Miller and Abraham Cox were bound over to McKenzie county district court on horse stealing charges after a preliminary hearing before Justice O G Rosing. Bonds were set at 1500 each, and deputies moved the pair to Ward county jail when bonds could not be posted.
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Robert Miller
Abraham Cox
Bottineau
McKenzie County
O. G. Rosing
Norheim
Bessie
T. 5
Becker
District Court
Richardson
Casey
Minot
Ward
Miller
Farmers Basket Social Near Williston
Farmers living near the grove north of Williston are invited to a basket picnic in the Grove on Labor Day. A committee will oversee visitors and serve free lemonade. Bring a good lunch. arrive by 1 p.m. to enjoy Labor Day and mingle with neighbors.
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Fromo the Grove
Williston
Sunday baseball crackdown near Hofflund draws statewide question
The state attorney says Governor Burke has ordered enforcement of the Sunday baseball ban around Hofflund, prompting questions about whether this is the sole area in the state affected or a broader action.
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Burke
Hofflund
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Miller & Cox
Day
Mem
Togs
Bruegger Mercantile Co
North Dakota
Rink Barn
The
Great Northern Hotel
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