Retiring States Attorney Braatelien Lauded in Williston
The Williston Graphic reports H W Braatelien retires as States Attorney of Williams County after four years. The board of county commissioners received his term review noting a conscientious and careful record, with Braatelien resuming private practice in the city.
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H. W. Braatelien
Board of County Commissioners
Braatelien
Hams County
Official Paper Status and North Dakota Farming Trends
The Graphic has been named an official paper of Williams County for another year joining Ray Pioneer and Buford Tribune. The New Haven Railroad monopoly in New England triggers calls for reforms while North Dakota shifts toward diversified farming with cooperative support from Better Farming associations and farmer clubs.
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Williams County
Ray Pioneer
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New Haven
New England
North
Better Farming Association
State of
North Dakota
Williams
Eleventh Judicial District
James
Mary B. Sitler
William .D. Coops
Madge Krapf
Lydia L. Hill
Jean Butterfield
B.A. Cooper
Fannie C. Cooper
Williaton
United effort to save fair association and grounds
The Williston community discusses uniting the Commercial Club to raise funds and fix up the Fair Association, including plans for a sugar beet industry and new facilities. A committee will meet with the Fair Association directors, while improvements like a Better road to the ferry and a sugar mill are proposed.
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Fair Association
Ferry
McKenzie County
Billings
Mont
Williston
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