Local Williston notes mix visits and travel to Minneapolis
Local mentions residents traveling to Minneapolis for shopping leisure and medical needs while Williston residents and visitors attend events. Mentions include Mrs. Gay Jackson, Miss Anice Innis, Miss Luella Conley, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Yonker, and others with stops in Minneapolis and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Jackson
Minneapolis
Siverson
Tioga
Williston
Myra Street
Havre
A. Rasmussen
Watford City
L. C. Yonker
St. Paul
Anice Innis
Luella Conley
Ray
January Thaws Fade as February Brings Polar Chill
Havre officials tout the city as the coldest spot on Montana while Secretary McKroskey defends their weather honesty. Uncle Sam reports 37 below, 36 yesterday, with a forecast of fair but severely cold days ahead. Groundhog may stay indoors as winter’s backbone holds, while jokes about crepe and matrimony swirl in town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKroskey
Havre
Uncle Sam
Indoor Baseball Opens With Brueggers Victory
Indoor baseball excitement grows as Bruegger Department team defeats Dr Trainor’s group 12 to 4 in the Armory opener. A second game is planned for Saturday against a traveling salesmen team. Organizers aim to form a city league with several teams and a full schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Bruegger Department Store
Jury Disagrees in Troyx Rape and Damage Case
The district court hearing Thea Bye versus John Isaacson drew intense attention as counsel Goss of Minat and Miller represented the plaintiff and Palmer Craven Burns defended. After a 22 hour jury deliberation, no verdict was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea Bye
John Isaacson
Troyx
Goss
Minat and Miller
Palmer, Craven & Burns
Prairie State Reverence and Global Oddities
North Dakota praises vast prairies and fertile wealth in a mid century tone. A stray Oklahoma sportsman patent decoy duck that quacks. South Africa opens a rubber extraction factory from plant roots and vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
South Africa
Williston Church Services and Local Church Notes
Sunday Matins at 11 and sermon, 12 Sunday School, 7:30 Evensong and sermon at St Peter's. Lutheran and Methodist notices include sermons, services, and meetings. Sinclair Lewis novel and Sophie Kerr installments featured. various articles and features on religion, literature, music, and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peter's Church
N. E. Elsworth
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Peoples Meeting
Masefields Everlasting Mercy
Sinclair Lewis
Sophie Kerr
Rosamund
America
Albert Spalding
Arnold Bennett
Various World Facts From Early 20th Century News
A collage of figures notes Cuba imports, forestry timber, and cement output in Missouri. It mentions 3000 atmosphere bacteria kill, a 90 mph frigate bird, 100 million feet timber cut, opal iridescence, France importing US goods, a pigeons nest in London, German platinum deposits, a gasoline leak alarm inventor, Bradford’s oil well anniversary, and other scattered data points across science and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inform
Cuba
Thomas Manion
Mt. Carmel
France
United States
London
Germany
Missouri
Bradford
Pennsylvania
The Monk Finds Felt Padding on Footwear
A poor monk on a long journey receives wool from a friendly sheep that is tucked into his sandal heels. The wool cushions his feet, easing pain, and he discovers felt as an effective padding material.
Senate Committee Deliberates Petitions For 44 Campaign
A Senate committee weighs printing petitions for the Bir and Supporters campaign amid debate on form and timing. Members Hecke and others consider whether to print the petitions in brief, as is customary. The discussion centers on when to proceed and how the petitions should be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Meinbers
Senate Take Board View on Appointments and Regents Bill
State senate reiterated the board’s stance on Governor Frazier’s appointments, returning five nominees to the governor and urging legal status be resolved by the courts. House passed Hagan’s bill to reform the state board of regents, with governor and public instruction superintendent as ex officio members and three gubernatorial appointees. Sunday laws debate grows in the senate with bills loosening enforcement amid petitions for change. Kositzky rebukes house report on charges at a Nonpartisan caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State Senate
Frazier
Supreme Court
Crawford
House
Hagan
State Board of Regents
Smarch
N. D
Lindstrom
Bismarck
Wning
Kositzky
House Committee
Parallel lines and fare bills hit Bismarck meeting
Carl Jorgenson a former auditor faced a committee report that defended his handling of the office. The Nonpartisans back the committee’s findings made yesterday. The house railroad committee will push for passage of Hendrickson’s Two-Cent Fare bill and Mackoff’s cattle wage construction bill. Meeting last night also discussed connecting wyes between Bismarck. Jan 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jorgenson
Kositzky
Jorgenson
House Railroad Committee
Hendrickson
Mackoff
Bismarck
N. D
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F. J. Beese
W. Curtis of
Mondak
Dyckman
Carl Rustad
Cartwright
Geo. Rawitcher
Ritchie, Mont
S. Gordon
Anna Peterson
Harvey
W. A. Garrison
Boston
Geo. Addyman
Tom Civie
Greengard Bros. Co
Carl Erickson
Mary Hagen
Chris Arnt
Herman N. Nelson
Experimental Farm
Edd Holtz
Seibert and
Gillespie
Fargo
Main Street
J. W. Barrett
Bowman
T Vicinity
Minot
Thos J. Strong
Chicago
United States Civil Service
North Dakota
Peer Stromme
E. R. Brownson
Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Woman's Home Companio
Ator Paulson
Senator Morkind
E. C. Carney & CO
Williston State Bank
Whittal’s
Williston House
Whittal
Agency
Furni
Ture
Manure Furniture Company
Wi Liston
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