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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
4
John A. Corbett defends the city paper against out of town ownership allegations. He cites rival editor Killian of the Towner News and Stockman, hints at commissions, and argues patrons should back the Williston Land district paper.
Anamoose North Dakota bachelors club of about fifteen farmers seeks steady German or Scandinavian Protestant wives aged 25 to 40. They own land and offer good homes and care, requesting photos and confidential correspondence through Bachelor box 47, Anamoose ND. Widows welcome. Christ Stein secretary.
For three nights at the Grand patrons may witness some of the city’s finest dog dancing showcases. The event promises stylish performances by trained canine acts and is expected to draw local crowds.
Episcopal services will be conducted at the church next Sunday with morning and evening services scheduled.
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota assails the International Harvester Trust in Washington and accuses it of evading federal law. He outlines the 1902 formation, price rises for binders from about 100 to 150 dollars, and its political influence in North Dakota. He vows to fight monopoly power and presses for a Justice Department case.
The Northwestern District Medical Association met in Minot last Thursday for its annual session. Dr. H Windell formerly of Kenmare, now located here with an interest in a new drug store, was elected president.
An thony Skeoch Jr. was fined 200 dollars plus 100 dollars costs and ordered to serve 1100 days in jail after conviction for selling intoxicating liquor in Minot. He is a well known hotel and restaurant operator in Minnesota and North Dakota. Other sentences included Thomas Wilson one day in jail for selling mortgaged property and Ole 8 Onerstad four months in jail with 200 dollar fine and 100 dollar costs.
A speaker refutes claims of loud shouting at a basket social at Posey Flat school house. The person asserts they were present briefly and did not shout, urging others to tell the truth in future communications.
A Sabbath afternoon gathering for men at 8 o'clock with good music and a brief informal service. A male quartet will sing and fellowship is emphasized. An invitation goes to every man. A Union mass meeting follows at 7 30 p.m. at the Methodist church.
Kenmare town unveils a fine new hospital opened January 18. The large building features modern conveniences and stands as a credit to the town and northern Ward County.
Revival meetings at the Congregational church grow in appeal with attendees expressing desire for salvation and a better life. Evening services run daily at 7 30 sharp with strong invitations to all to attend.
A church invitation from Pastor Frank S. Hollett welcomes all to attend Sunday worship. The message notes the bell calling citizens to worship and extends hospitality to strangers.
In the rear of Hotel Dakota a carpenter shop offers general repairs and specialty work with estimates furnished on buildings. J. T. Austin handles the service.
Notice to all landowners under the Williston Irrigation Project to attend a meeting at the Farmer Institute in Williston North Dakota on January 31 and February 1 1908 One session will focus on preparing land for irrigation Engineer Mr Storrs of the Williston Project will address the gathering Further date details will follow E R Brownson Secretary W W C A
Noted stars Mr Eugene West and Miss Catherine Henry plus a sixteen member company will perform four nights at the Roller Rink Theatre in Williston starting soon after Jan 30. They bring four complete plays including A Parisian Princess with Miss Henry in lavish gowns and a lace dress valued at 150 dollars.
Reports say Fargo hosts an insurgent HQ with State Senator Regan as chair and Tom Hall as secretary. Thomas Marshall may travel from Washington to Fargo to decide on opening a $50,000 campaign fund amid ongoing political maneuvering.
The Williston land office lists Edward Phillips filing final five year proof on Homestead Entry 15377 for sections 29 32 4 14 and 29 32 4. He and witnesses must appear Feb 25 1908 before the county judge in Williston North Dakota. Also Lizzie Boushiman formerly of Williston filed intent to make final commutation proof for Homestead Entry 562 with witnesses named to prove residence and cultivation in Williston. The Williston Land Company seeks loan applications.
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