Roosevelt and the Nation Needs a Unifying Republican Leader
The editorial urges Theodore Roosevelt as the strongest unifying candidate for the Republican Party, arguing he can overcome Taft and La Follette factions. It stresses steady business, full protection for all classes, and the need for a trusted leader to restore confidence amid unsettled markets and national strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
la Follette
Roosevelt
LaFollette
Republican Party
New York
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Carrots vs Squash in North Dakota Legislation
A fragment argues the North Dakota legislature should focus on the carrot as a food for humans in the coming session, urging careful consideration by lawmakers. The text implies debate over dietary policy without presenting final outcomes or concrete proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Baking Powder Biscuits Recipe Promise
A reader asserts this baking powder biscuit recipe is far superior to ordinary biscuits. It promises superior fluffiness and flavor, urging readers to save the recipe for future use and promising lasting satisfaction.
Twelve Mile Hill social notes from a busy weekend
Clarence Kirkedal returns to Twelve Mile Hill after working east. Williston callers included Elmer Grisomer Chas Potter and Earl Evans. L C Kinnamon and family visited Grisomer. Charley Marvels party visited Grisomer. Bert Bigga and wife visited Wiliston. Jacob Johnson and friends returned from Herbert Canada. Earl Evans reports a very sick horse. Glen and Dana Seaton visited Kinney family. E Lippincott bought an ox from A C Long and Lin Pepple. Lah Potter visiting Mrs R R Young. Twelve Mile literary held a fine meeting Friday night. Mada Hicks and Maude Anderson visited R R Young. Library night Friday March 1 scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kirkedal
Twelve Mile Hill
Elmer Grisomer
Chas. Potter
Earl Evans
Williston
L. C. Kinnamon
Charley Marvel
Bert Bigga
Willston
Jacob Johnson
Herbert
Can
Glen
Dana Seaton
Charles Kinney
E. Lippincott
A. C. Long
Lin Pepple
Lah Potter
R. R. Young
Twelve Mile Literary
Mada Hicks
Maude Anderson
Library
Truax Social Notes From A Q Frandies Night
A lively Monday night dance at A Q Frandies drew a strong crowd. Epping visitors included Peter Karp who was an Epping caller last Tuesday. Wood hauling is the day’s trend. Harry Gemberling and wife returned to Epping for a week’s visit. Mrs Grissamer and her young daughter visited Mrs William Willard. Willis Patty paused cellar digging until thaw. Mr and Mrs Chas Kinney were Williston callers Friday through Sunday. Joseph Shannon John Fagan and G W Wise visited Pep ple brothers on Sunday. Elmer Grissamer hosted guests. A C Long and family visited W N Adame on Sunday. Willis Patty and family spent Monday with L C Kinnamon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gemberling
Epping
Family
Elmer Grissamer
A. C. Long
W. N. Adame
Willis Patty
L. C. Kinnamon
Notices From A Busy Local Week End
I NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION tended the dance at Mr Emister a Saturday. John Matson and family visited C A Lees last week O A Lee and family visited at John Matsons Sunday Mr Groth from Bonetrail drove thro here Sunday on his way to Springbrook. A L Barnhart and family spent Thursday with Mr Hicks and Tom Madison head a horse cut on the wire one day last week. Charley Botter helped M B Lip pincaott cut wood Wednesday. Plenty of wood and posts being hauled now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Barnhart
Thureday
Mr. Hicks
Tom Madison
Jon
Charley Botter
M. B. Lip
Pincott
Williston Callers And Local Travels Reported
Tom Madison and M B Lippincott were Williston callers Monday. Jake Johnson returned from Canada. M B Lippincott called at Twelve Mile Hill Saturday night. A L Barnhart traveled to the river Monday. Athien Venis of Canada visits Mr Tuffty for a few days. Vernie Hicks is adding a new room to her shack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Madison
M. EB. Lippincott
Williston
Jake Johnson
Canada
M. B. Lippincott
Twelve Mile Hill
A. L. Barnhart
Athien Venis of
Spring Coulee Social Notes and Local Events
Oscar Williams suffers a severe cold. John Moline wins a Williston shop prize. Mr and Mrs Chas Alred and others visit the Mitchell and Lucas families. J T Addyman meats hog. Murphys perform at Spring Coulee schoolhouse March 16. Literary event March 1. Ladies Aid hosted an oyster dinner at the schoolhouse with husbands as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Alred
Walter Mitchell
Alice
J. Brothers
Clifford
E. O. Lucas
P. A. Campbell
John Moline
W. 8
O. Lucas
Murphys
Spring Coulee School House
the Aid
Ragged Clothes Planned to Spare Wives Time for Ald
In a curious remark, the gentlemen announce they will wear ragged attire so their wives may have more time to attend the Ald. The Muddy Valley correspondent is absent, prompting speculation.
East Forks Notes and Local Visits
East Forks neighbors Charley Duesenbury and Emil Johnson called on A. J. Austin last Wednesday. F. W. Buck grinds feed for C. A. Lee. A Wild Rose schoolhouse lecture is set for Saturday night March 2 at 8 30. John Miller and Jim Landis called on Amos Roberts last Friday. The Wild Rose library was well attended with features including a Swedish recitation by Prof. Green a Guy Collins recitation a school dialogue songs by Grace Huse and J. P. Henry. After the program a dance started with music by J. P. Henry. Jean Swisher visits Frank Conrad and expects to return soon. While passing the big spring north of J. P. Henrys F Hagen spilled hay but finished the load with no serious damage. Clarence Henslin plans to start for eastern North Dakota soon. John Shoe visited Co Arnts. Frank Buck and family visited Anton Lees Sunday. Carl Huseby sharpens up on jack rabbits. Several East Forks farmers at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Duesenbury
Emil Johnson
A. J. Austin
F. W. Buck
C. A. Lee
Wild Rose School
John Miller
Jim Landis
Amos Roberts
Wild Rose
Prof. Green
Guy Collins
Grace Huseby
J. P. Henry
Jean Swisher
Frank ‘Conrads
Swisher
Williston
F. Hagen
Clarence Henslin
North Dakota
John Shoe
Co. Arnt
Frank Buck
Anton Lee
Carl Huseby
East Forks
Rumely School of Oil Engine Study Draws Wide Attendance
Big turnout fills the Rumely school of applied oil engineering with 89 pupils from Wheelock to Montana. W. F. Threewits of La Porte leads sessions with Charles Genzel of Charles City as expert assistant. Students come from many towns and even Canada as A L Costello oversees the program ending with a Saturday exam for certificates. E C Smith of Marmont neighborhood visited Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coles
Whitmeyer
Rumely School of Applied Oil Engineering
W. F. Threewits
la Porte
Charles Genzel
Charles City
Town
Wheelock
Springbrook
Bainville
Arregard
Howard
Alexander
Buford
Saskatchewan
Canada
Stanley
Tioga
Ross
Fargo
Montana
A. L. Costello
Central School
Nomination Acceptance Letter List of Governors
A continuation lists addressed recipients including governors William E. Gissacock West Virginia Chester H. Aldrich Nebraska Robert P. Bass New Hampshire Robert M. Carey Wyoming Charles E. Osborn Michigan W R Stubbs Kansas and Herbert S. Hadley Missouri as those who will accept the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gissacock
West Virginia
Chester H. Aldrich
Nebraska
Robert P. Bass
New Hampshire
Robert M. Carey
Wyoming
Chas. E. Osborn
Michigan
W. R. Stubbs
Kansas
Herberts. Hadley
Missouri
Robbers Shot After Glasgow Detectives Nab Car Thieves
Great Northern Detectives detained two box car thieves in Glasgow on Thursday night when the pair opened fire as ordered to surrender. One thief was shot in the abdomen and another suffered a broken knee after the detectives returned fire. A Glasgow school janitor was later found in possession of part of the stolen property in the school basement. Ralph Taft of this city was in Montana the night of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Glasgow
Ralph Taft
Montana
Shakespeare Read At Library By Prof Kosh
University of North Dakota professor will read comedies of Shakespeare at the library Friday evening. All are invited. City pupils observed Lincoln and Washington birthdays with school morning exercises. High school chapel volunteers included Rev Bloom Mrs Dochterman Miss Miller Miss Toftley Inspector Heyward Mrs Lampman and Mr Kelly. A school board meeting will discuss next year’s building plans and a Fargo trip for March 5 to address state high school board actions naming five agricultural high schools. Dr Libby will give Indian Village Life a theater lecture in Williston April 12 or 13 under the history department.
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Williams
North Dakota
United States
Sauk Valley
Big Meadow
Hagel
Big Stone
Rock Island
Barr Butte
Orthell
Eliaville
Rainbow
New Home
South Meadow
Lindahl
Golden Valley
Oliver
Dublin
Athens
Blacktail
Bonetralls
Bull Butte Cow Creek
Tyrone East Fork
Marshall
Wheelock
Equality
Pleasant Valley
Farmvale
View
Brooklyn
Springbrook
Missouri Ridge
Mont
Hebi
Round Prairie
Williston
Stoney Creek
Buford
uwonaAkiz
Brannon
Sec
Joe Brannon
Thorstad’s
A. D. Thorstad Christenson
Th. Christenson
Johnson School
Thorvald Johnson Strand
Albert Strand
Mathias Hicks
Howe
Carl J. Johnson
Sereem
Anderson
Hoffland Post
Simons Home
Wne Laeton
City of
Village of
Willliston
N. Pat
Thia
Williams County
Kosh
University of N. D
Lincoln
Washington
Bloom
Dochterman
Miller
Minot
J. C. Field
Toftley
Heyward
Lampman
Kelly
Fargo
State High School Board
O. G. Libby
University of N
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Williston Graphic
Doms
A. Connery
Randi
Massagoit
D. of R
Ladd
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
KC Balkin
Towler Jauves Mra. Co
Chicago
Truax
A. Q
Peter Karp
Baqual
Oscar Williams
Rumely School
REC Bcs
of, Engineering
E. C. Smith
Marmont
Lexan
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