Community Notes From the Region Include Visits and Poultry Advice
Correspondence records visits by neighbors to Mormon and Bonetrails, plans to spend winter east, and social events at the Kookee home. Notices mention Knute Olson finalizing claim proof, and winter arrangements with R W Nudd. Poultry buying tips describe purchasing hens for six dollars and a future male, plus poultry literature recommendations.
Community Gossip Highlights Weekend Visits and Travel
Rose Valley residents report weekend returns with driftwood for winter. Jack Lambert and Rev March traveled from West View to Thornton’s then back home Monday. Local visitors Chas Thornton Wayne Hinman Leon Evans and W B Adams visited. others planned trips to Williston Missouri Illinois and California with Jack Lambert heading to Missouri next week.
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Rev
March
Jack Lambert
West View
Thornton's
Chas. Thornton
Leon Evans
Wayne Hinman
W. B. Adams
McKenzie County
F. M. Simmons
Illinois
Missouri
Our Little Valley
W. S. Martin
Williston
L. J. Ezell
Trenton
California
Dave Diehl
Eight Mile
Painted Wood Social Roundup in Williston Area
Mr and Mrs Ed Davis visited Mr Shephard and family Sunday. Ren e Ericson returned from a trip in the eastern part of the state Saturday. Miss Florence Baynes visited her aunt Mrs C J Cook Sunday. Miss Kate McGrath spending holidays in Williston. Lena Peterson and brothers Nells and Hans called on Mr and Mrs C J Cook Sunday. John Gout a business caller in Williston Monday. A dance and raffle was given at the Triceford home Tuesday night. Several youths enjoyed skating on the creek Sunday. Pupils from three schools will assemble at Wild Rose Christmas Eve for an excellent program. Vern McMurrin having a well bored this week. Miss Virgie Davis and friend called at Cook's Sunday evening. Marcus Johnson doing fancy work on his house these days.
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A. Strand
Annie Thompson
R. W. Nudd
Knute Olson
Mr. Olson
Blanchard
J. C. Jackson
Howard
Mr. Nudd
The
T.O. Wilson
I. Rustad
T. Bratager
Bonetrails
Ed Davis
Mr. Shephard
Williston
Rene Ericson
Florence Baynes
C. J. Cook
Kate McGrath
Lena Peterson
Nells
Hans
John Gout
Triceford
Wild Rose School
Vern McMurrin
Vern
Virgie Davis
Cook
Marcus Johnson
Poultry Investment Plan for North Dakota Farmers
The speaker outlines how a farmer with ten dollars could invest in poultry. He proposes first studying well known breeds at shows and evaluating merits of Plymouth Rock Wyandotte Rhode Island Red and Orpington varieties to determine the best type for investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearth of
St. Paul
Reliable Poultry Journal
Quincy
Farm Poultry
Boston
O. W- Dynes
North Dakota
Plymouth Rock
Wyandotte
Rhode Island
Orpington
Valley City Normal hosts concert and prepares for teachers meeting
Valley City Normal activities include a choral union concert with soloists Mr. and Mrs. Carson and Mr. Howard Brown of Minneapolis. The county fair and State Teachers Association events are planned with Miss Eleanor Smith as a featured speaker. Winter term starts January 5 with holiday break and penalties for late return.
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The
Choral Union
Harvey High
Eleanor Smith
State Teachers’ Association
Miss Smith
United States
Notice of Dissolution for Oleson Stenehjem & Anderson
Notice to Our Creditors and Debtors announces the dissolution of the firm on January 1 with Oleson and Anderson leaving and Stenehjem taking full control. Debts must be settled by December 20, or collected with extra charges. creditors are asked to send statements before December 20 for proper auditing and payment.
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Oleson, Stenehjem & Anderson
Oleson and Anderson
Stenehjem
Williston Auctioneer Promises Reasonable Prices
Tam ready to conduct auctioneering work at fair rates with guaranteed satisfaction. References available from any bank in Williston. Wm Keltner of Williston North Dakota R F D No 2 serves as point of contact.
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Tam
Williston
Wm. Keltner
N. D
Owensboro Banker Parrish Trial Ends In Hung Jury
Jury in the state case against Y ies H. Parrish of Owensboro Kentucky could not agree on a verdict after a trial lasting more than a week. Parrish faced charges of receiving deposits before the Owensboro Savings Bank and Trust Company failed during a massive $1,000,000 insolvency disaster.
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Hawesville
State
Y Ies H. Parrish
Owensboro
Owensboro Savings Bank and Trust Company
Kentucky
Indiana
Cincinnati
H. T. Martin
Parrish
Owensboro Savings Bank
Parrish Bank
Daviess County Bank and Trust Company
T. S. Anderson
Anderson
Plans for inaugural ball in Pension Office building debated
Washington negotiates the site for the inaugural ball as the committee weighs options. Congress previously barred using the Pension Office building due to disruption of records and government work, with preparations requiring extensive removal of documents and a 20 day shutdown by clerks handling pension cases.
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Washington
Congress
Great Court
Poisons family and kills herself in Chicago tragedy
Mrs Georgia Ah Wong, wife of George Ah Wong, a Chinese Plano resident, killed one child Ila Ah Wong and poisoned her four children Crissey Walter Herbert before dying by train. The other children Crissey Walter Herbert aged 12, 10, and 5 survived in serious condition from wood alcohol poisoning. A suicide note blamed her misery as a wife of a foreigner.
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Chicago
Georgia Ah- Wong
George Ah- Wong
Plano
Burlington
Ila Ah-Wong
Crissey
Walter
Herbert
Orient
Not Guilty Verdict in Stockton Murder Case
Early Sunday the jury in Hot Springs South Dakota returned a verdict of not guilty for William F Stockton charged with the murder of R C Cramer in May. Defense argued self defense and insanity.
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Hot Springs
S. D
William F. Stockton
R. C. Cramer
Death of contractor by his own action in Columbus
Donald Willison, a building contractor of Columbus, O., committed death by his own action by ingesting carbolic acid at his home 36 West Tenth avenue on Monday.
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Columbus
Dee
Donald Willison
West Tenth Avenue
Notice for Publication Williston land claim 1906 public sale
Department of the Interior issues a notice for publication in Williston North Dakota listing Almens ree of Williston as claimant for land described in serial 8 bis HE No 1488. The hearing before the U S land office will occur December 20 with witnesses Jaman C Harrington Ed Henry George Ray and others from Williston ND. George W Wilson Register.
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Department of
Oe Interior
United State
Amos
Williston
Sivas
Almens Ree
Register
U.S Land Enea
Alain
Witenes
Jaman C Harrington
Ed Henry
George Ray Ui Pemelad Bocter All
Notice for Publica tion McClure final proof Williston ND
Francis J McClure of Williston North Dakota filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof on land described in his homestead entry of May 28 1907. The proof will be before the Register and Receiver at the U S Land Office Williston North Dakota on January 7 1909. Witnesses named are Jaman Harrington Mary Sipe Ed Henry and Henry Sipe all of Williston North Dakota.
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Dee
Francis J McClure
Williston ND
Register and
U 8 Land Office
Williston
Jaman Harrington
Mary Sipe
Ed Henry
Henry Sipe
Notice for Public Land Sale at Williston Williston Office
Department of the Interior Land Office Williston North Dakota announces a public sale of a tract under the 1906 act. The sale is set for 2 PM on January 19 at the office. Serial number 0558. adverse claimants must file objections by sale time. GEO. W. WILSON Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public
Department of the Interior, Land Office
Williston
N. D
General Land Office
Geo. W. Wilson
Register
Interior announces amended water rights for Wiliston North Dakota
Public notice issued April 27 1908 under the 1902 act outlines irrigation water for lands in T 154n R 100w and T 155n R 100w with revised instalment dates for private and entered lands. New terms set December 1 1909 for second year charges and December 1 dates for subsequent years. operation and maintenance charge due December 1 1908. building charges payable in up to ten annual installments with early full payment allowed. James Rudolph Garfield Secretary of the Interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Noysu
Williston Project
North Dakota
General Land Office
James Rudolph Garfield
APD
Secretary of the Interior
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Bonetraill
Borstad
Mormon
Mrs
Simon Fregner
Dee. 3
Kookee
Rose Valley
Valley City Normal
Horris
Seal
Music Conservatory
Carson
Valley City
Veniremen
Chipaman
Har Babee
Department of the Ioterior
Williston, N. D
Pepersuene
Interior
Greengard’s
Asbury Grocery
Paris
Are Kassis
W. A. Garrison & Company
C. H. Davidson, Jr
Williams County
C. H. Ross
Vic
President Capital
First National Bank
B. J. Schoregge
Ars