Local correspondents report town visits and school fair prizes
Jim Beisel and Harve Rogers visited Marley and Buford while Wat View held a school exhibit featuring mounted paintings, free hand drawings, basketry, penmanship, original stories, and various prizes. Other notes include community visits, court attendance, farm seed exhibits, sewing, and a patriotic song contest.
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Wat View School House
George LeRoy
Marley
Mondak
U. S
Iist
Pherrin District 30 Holds Annual Schools Exhibit
Pherrin district No 30 prepares for its fourth annual exhibit and program at Pleas View with attendees including H D and L G Brokaw A L Shartle Harry Hanson F B Larson Theo Moen J Wagenman W S Hanna E C Hanna M H Jeffrey and wives L C Hart and wife and Fanny Brokaw among visitors Saturday. local residents cited illness and social visits including Mrs W S Hanna and children Mrs John Wagenman and Edna.. The Helping Hand Club announced a meeting with Mrs R W Young on Wednesday January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D
L. G. Brokaw
A. L. Shartle
Harry Hanson
F. B. Larson
Theo. Moen
J. Wagenman
W. S. Hanna
E. C. Hanna
M. H. Jeffrey
L. C. Hart
Fanny Brokaw
Frank Monson
Fouth
Pherrin
State Bonding Fund clarified by North Dakota AG
Office of the Attorney General explains bond requirements under the State Bonding Act to county officials. State Supreme Court upheld constitutionality in 1916 after prior challenges. Bonding companies pursued U S Supreme Court action, but was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction, leaving counties exposed to contracts for two years. AG outlines plans to sue bonding firms and recover premiums for distribution among counties.
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A. Olsness
Bismarck
N. D
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
State Bonding Fund raises questions of cost and timing
A county auditor faces mounting work and wasted effort as a bonding plan under the March 1915 act takes effect slowly. The writer argues the law should be active now, urges counties to adopt state bonds, and suggests refunds from unearned premiums may flow back to districts. Signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Insurance
Notice of Annual Meeting January 26 1918
Stockholders of Williston Farmers Creamery and Produce Company are urged to attend the annual meeting at I C O F Hall Saturday January 26 at 12 AM sharp. Bring neighbors or interested parties to discuss future development and routes. Lunch will be served after the meeting. By order of the Board of Managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Farmers Creamery & Produce Company
I. C. O. F. Hall
Board of Managers
Anderson Bankrupt seeks discharge in North Dakota court
Arthur Leonard Anderson of Alamo Williams County North Dakota filed a bankruptcy petition on February 6 1917 asking the U S District Court to grant a full discharge of debts provable against his estate except those exempt by law A hearing is set for March 22 before Judge Charles F Amidon in Fargo with notices to known creditors sent by the clerk and public notice in The Williston Graphic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankrupt
Unittedf
District of North Dakota
Arthur Leonard Angerson
Charles F. Amidon
District Court of the United States
District of Northakota
Arthur Leonard Anderson
Alamo
Williams
North Dakota
A. D
Ward Court
Fargo
Williston
Residan
Charles F. Armidon
Parka
Sid Diestrict
A. Tns
J. A. Montgomery
Selecting Breeding Birds for Strong Poultry Stock
The article argues careful selection of breeding hens and cocks is crucial for healthy, vigorous chicks. It advises choosing strong layers, avoiding poor layers and pullets, keeping breeders separate, and mating two to three year olds with mature cocks for best results.
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Avera
Stockholders Meeting Called by Williston Farmers Creamery
A meeting of the stockholders of the Williston Farmers Creamery and Produce Company is set for Saturday January 26 at 12 30 in the I C O F Hall. It is the annual meeting and all interested are invited. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. John Bruegger president A G Lougheed secretary Buller Bros dissolution sale advertises clothing at cost with savings for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Farmers Creamery and Produce Company
I. C. O. F. Hall
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F. M. Shatswell
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Harry Shatswell
Nellie Bradley
Jim Hill
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Lucile Hanna
John Wagenman
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A. G. Lougheed
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