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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

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New Williston Depot Opened With Grand Ball

Williston unveiled its new Great Northern depot Monday night in a grand ball and reception hosted by the Library association. About 600 guests attended as speeches by State Senator W B Overson and others praised growth, plus a $300 library fund boost.

Library Association Great Northern Depot Williston Great Northern North Dakota Carney Commercial Club Leverich Falcon Keating Minot A. L. Knauf Northwest

Turtle Mountain Reservation Gets New Superintendent

Rolla North Dakota November 27 Tur tle Mountain reservation cut off from Fort Totten reserve and M V Jannis named superintendent. Officials say it will speed business and cut direct dealings with the department.

Turtle Mountain Fort Totten Reserve Rolla N. D Turtle Mountain Reservation Fort Totten Reservation M. V. Jannis Fort Totten Department

Four Men Injured in Scaffold Fall at New Rockford Barn

Four carpenters fell fifteen feet from a scaffold during barn construction on Barney Engberg’s farm in New Rockford. Barney Engberg broke an arm and suffered bruises. Harry Walters was knocked by a wagon wheel. Fred Zimmerman Sr and John Walters sustained bruises across their bodies.

New Rockford N. C Barney Engberg Harry Walters Fred Zimmerman John Walters Mr. Engberg

Valley City seeks settlement over railroad routes clash

Valley City North Dakota weighs ending the fight to compel Northern Pacific to run transcontinental trains on the valley line instead of the high line. Poor current service and mixed routes have caused confusion and hurt mail delivery and local hotel business as talks of a settlement begin to improve the situation.

Valley City N. D Northern Pacific Railroad

Holiday Special Free A Beautiful Enlarged Photo

Free enlarged photo with order of a dozen or more cabinet size Photon prints. Limited offer advertised with promotional gift tied to photoproduct purchase. Starts this holiday season and emphasizes savings for bulk orders.

Ployhar Sells Out. Taylor to Lead Times-Record

Frank E. Ployhar sells 100 shares of Times-Record stock to W. C. Taylor and E. M. Warren of LaMoure North Dakota. Ployhar resigns as president treasurer and manager. Taylor becomes manager and editor of the LaMoure Chronicle and joins the Times-Record board. Ployhar to focus on real estate. Taylor will split duties while adjusting to new role.

Valley City N. D Times-Record Times-Record Printing Company Frank E. Ployhar W. C. Taylor E. M. Warren LaMoure Ployhar Taylor LaMoure Chronicle Warren North Dakota Messrs LaMooure Tigses Record Company

Robbery Ends in Fatal Explosion at Puposky Store

In Bemidji Minnesota November 26 a robber known as Jim Smith is dead after a safe was blown at the Puposky Mercantile store and post office. Deputy Sheriff Andrew Johnson was critically injured as a posse of more than 100 armed men hunted for a second bandit. The robbers fled toward Bemidji after stealing a speeder. A. LaQua inspects the crime scene and fires at the fleeing suspects. Continued on page 12.

Bemidji Minn Jim Smith Andrew Johnson Beltrami County Co. K Kelliber Puposky Mercantile Company Puposky Poposky Mercantile Company A. LaQua LaQua Mr. LaQua A. H. Hazen Andrew Poteape Allan Benner North Bridge

Olson Responds to Williston Weekly State Articles Cited

In a letter dated November 1909 Olson objects to two Williston Weekly State pieces titled Who Paid and Where's It Gone. He accuses them of bias against his office, claims modest progress in horse theft prosecutions, and alleges jury influence during Jud Miller and Benner cases carried by Williams County officials.

Williston Williams County District Court North Dakota Jud Miller Montana Benner Mer Peinn

Two Convicted In Horse Stealing Case In Court

The Friday session opened the criminal calendar with verdicts in several cases. Judd Miller was found guilty of horse stealing after a key witness overheard talks in a jail cell. Pat Cannon pleaded guilty after presenting most testimony. Rose Gibson failed to appear and was convicted on a pigging charge. Rose Dow also convicted on pigging with bond forfeiture. George Hicks faced gambling table charges while Wm Coleman pled guilty in a separate incident.

Judd Miller Miller Olson J. A. Gamble Slim Bear Gamble Pat Cannon Cannon Rose Gibson Ambrose Rose Dow George Hicks Coleman Sally Luster

Gotch Fails To Take Falls From Zybsco In Big Match

Frank Gotch failed to score a fall against Zybsco within an hour in Buffalo. The Pole weighed 226 pounds, Gotch 207, and the match required two falls. Zybsco boasted victory in a straight game, manager Harman announced a $2,500 stake for a $10,000 match. Ten thousand spectators attended.

Buffalo N. Y Frank Gotch Zybsco Giant Pole Gotch Jack Harman Chicago

Baby boy found on Fargo front porch with note

A two weeks old baby boy wrapped in blankets was found on the door porch of M. A. Hildreth in Fargo. A note pinned to the clothing claimed the child’s father is dead and urged the finder to give the child a home. The infant was cared for by the Hildreths until the North Dakota children’s home superintendent arrived and the baby was moved there.

Fargo N. D M. A. Hildreth Eighth Street South

Seed Drill Innovator From Jamestown Courtenay

J H Gibson of Courtenay completes a model pew press grain drill praised as highly practical for farms. The device overcomes the old issue of crowding seed in a single row by evenly seeding across the furrow, improving efficiency on planted fields.

Jamestown N. D J. H. Gibson Courtenay

Grand Forks Judge Selected in Lignite Rate Case Advances

Judge Guy C. H. Corliss of Grand Forks has been notified by the U S Supreme Court that the lignite seal rate case will be advanced with arguments set for February 21. The expedited schedule promises a quicker disposition than the usual lengthy procedure. The case involves Grand Forks and state interests in coal rates affecting the Great Northern line.

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