Trap Set on Boundary for Deer Hunters in Two States
Chief Game Warden E B McCutcheon plans a boundary trap along Montana and North Dakota as deer season opens in Montana from Oct 1 to Nov 1 while North Dakota begins in 1916. He aims to catch violators and punishments include heavy fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. McCutcheon
Montana
North Dakota
McCutcheon
McKenzie
Williams Counties
Missouri
Yellowstone
Fairview
H. Clark
George Hockinsmith
Charles Hardy
Justice Bolles
Louis Tiffee
Scott
N. C
Tiffee
Trenton
Charles Murray
Denbigh
John Halslander
Milton
Peace Pact Made At Minot
Minot North Dakota August 25 authorities cooperate with city socialists to quell two weeks of labor troubles. Conference between city commission county officials and socialist locals leads to plan changes. A recall drive following Dewey Dorman’s testimony circulates, with possible election avoidance if officials reach agreement. President Davin states the fight is not against free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Arthur LeSever
Dewey Dorman
United States
Dorman
N. Davin
City Commission
Grounds Need Some Attention at the Fair Grounds
A small投入 at the fair grounds now could save the buildings from decay. Doors to barns are open, booths are unsecure, and winds threaten damage. Vandalism and beer party remnants indicate neglect. a $25 repair could weatherproof and protect this valuable Northwest fair grounds for future use.
Interest in forming local game protection association
A letter from E. A. Quarler vice president of the American Game Protective Association asks for the name and address of the person most interested in forming a local protective group. He notes the move toward a song protective association and seeks to expedite support, highlighting perpetual protection for insectivorous birds and federal backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Game Protective Association
New York
the Graphic
Williston
N. D
McLean
Song Protective Association
Agsio
Inter
Williston Boy Killed by Speeding Auto
Eden Amundson twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs E A Amundson of 512 First Avenue West was struck by a speeding Ford runabout driven by Charles Baldwin on Main Street near Bruegger store and died ten minutes later at Wittenberg hospital. Witnesses varied on speed with estimates from 20 to 30 mph. coroners inquest held. Baldwin arrested and bound over with $5,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edon Amundson
Main Street
Wilkston
Eden Amundson
E. A. Amundson
First Avenue West
Bruegger
Wittenberg Hospital
Young Amundson
Charles Baldwin
E. O. McKrill
L. H. Dow
Court House
Distad
W. 5S. Davidson
A. N. Eidsness
E. T. Olson
Williston
District Court
Ira Gray Expected to Seek New Trial After flax theft conviction
The Schafer Record reports Ira Gray, wealthy resident of western Williams County, convicted last term for larceny of about 130 bushels of flax. He has spent over $1,500 on his defense while awaiting a possible new trial, which could erase a substantial portion of his financial stake if he is acquitted. He now employs F T Cuthbert of Devil Lake and A J Bessie of Williston to aid his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Garrison
Williston
Adv
Schafer
Ira Gray
Gray
Williams County
F. T. Cuthbert
Devila Lake
A. J. Bessie
Offenbacker and Gwin Married at Williston Parsonage
Mr Harley C Offenbacker and Miss Marieny Gwin, both of Williston, were married by Rev Shaw on Wednesday evening at the Congregational parsonage in Williston.
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Offenbacker-Gwin
Harley C. Offenbacker
Mins Marieny
Williston
Shaw
Fatt “Congregational Parsonage
Talks on Finances Last Meeting by City Commission
The city commission met Monday with one absence, granting Dakota Western Telephone a permit for basement and exterior improvements on West Broadway. They discussed bonding with the state to issue additional bonds to cover warrants and fund a filter plant and stand pipe, noting the city is within bonded limits and awaiting state guidance on issuing bonds. One commissioner favored issuing bonds and building the filter plant, believing the public would support it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comr. Bruegger
Dakota Western Telephone Company
West Broadway
City Commission
State Department
Board of University and School Lands
City considers bond issue to fund electric pumping plant
Commissioner notes potential savings of about 600 dollars yearly if warrants totaling 20 thousand dollars are refinanced with a 25 thousand dollar bond issue. Discussion covers powering water pumping, electricity rates for a picture machine, and an electric sign ordinance with two aims: sell current and preserve town aesthetics. A special meeting will focus solely on the bonding proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Walker McGuines
Orpheum Theatre
Better Seed Initiative Aims To Help North Dakota Farmers
State Seed Commissioner H L Bolly urges pedigreed or improved seed growers to register their names, addresses, seed type, origin, and quantities for a publicly released list due March 1. Farmers are asked to send threshed samples with full details to the Pure Seed Laboratory at the Agricultural College in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
H. L. Bolly
Agricultural College
N. Dak
North Dakota briquetting lignite could transforming fuel source
A North Dakota report claims a practical briquetting process for lignite, developed by Dean E J Babcock, with a Minot briquetting plant planned. If viable, the state would supply cheap clean fuel, reducing reliance on coal and easing fuel shortages for industry and steam plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Dean E. J.babcock
State School of Mines
Minot
Northwest
Funeral for Eden Amundson Held Wednesday
The funeral for Eden Amundson, killed in a Monday automobile accident, was conducted at the Congregational church at 10 o clock by Rev. Shaw. Eden was the eldest child of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Amundson and was laid to rest in Williston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Amundson
Congregational Church
Shaw
E. A. Amundson
Williston
State law ties aid to compulsory education compliance
A new law requires rural schools to maintain at least 80 percent attendance to qualify for state aid and treats absent children as present unless the absence is for approved reasons. It closes previous practice of counting dropouts after five to ten days, and lists acceptable excuses including attendance elsewhere, poverty, incapacity, and transportation limits.
Afternoon party at Library Hall features festive decor
Mesdames W S Davidson Harry Windell Robert Walker Charles Jacobson and Harry Hansen hosted an afternoon party at Library Hall from 2 to 6 on Wednesday. One hundred five ladies attended. The hall was attractively decorated with tern yesterday flowers. Fan work and whist provided diversions. A three course luncheon was served. Musical selections by Miss Wheeler and Prof Onstad accompanied the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
W. S. Davidson
Harry Windell
Robert Walker
Charles Jacobson
Harry Hansen
Library
Miss Wheeler
Prof
Onstad
Threshers Statements and Blank Forms Available
A notice announces that a good form of threshers statements is on hand and blank forms may be obtained at the office. It directs readers seeking threshers liens or etaverments to visit the Graphic office.
Wilson to Read Mexican Policy Message in Congress
Washington August 26 The president tonight read to the senate foreign relations committee and the house foreign affairs committee the message on the Mexican situation ahead of his joint address tomorrow The message urges absolute noninterference and states the Huerta government will not be recognized It outlines U S efforts to promote peace and shows friendly sympathy for Mexico City August 25 John Lind the president s representative will leave for Vera Cruz and there is continued rumor that General Trevino may become provisional president but no confirmation
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congress
United States
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico City
Wilson
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Lind
Gamboa
Mexico
Trevino
Doctor Halfyard to Preach at Williston ChurchSunday
Dr. S. F. Halfyard of Wesley College Grand Forks will preach at the Methodist church in Williston on Sunday morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfyard
S. F. Halfyard
Wesley College
Grand Forks
Methodist
Williston
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Ijne
A. Quarler
Gome
Rhe
C. J. Marshall
Great Northern Hotel
Vad
Nolan
Lunsford
Rumley Company
Yroner
Dakota Lignite and Coal Trust
Huerta
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