Death of Haywood infant in Westlawn mourned
The three month old child of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haywood died Saturday afternoon at Westlawn and was buried Sunday with Rev. Bloom of the Congregational church presiding. Local notes report social events, visits, and agricultural notes from Williston and surrounding area.
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W. M. Haywood
Westlawn
Rev. Bloom
Congregational Church
Larson
Lake Mills
Iowa
Charlson
McMilne
Stenebjem & Husebye
Automobile Livery Opens in Harvey by G E Yonker
G E Yonker of Harvey has opened an auto livery in the city and offers trips anywhere. He operates Ford cars and can be reached by calling 67.
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G. E. Yonker
Harvey
Ford
Boost American Womans League Aims for Williston Chapter House
Williston residents are urged to support the American Womans League in securing a city chapter house and the first in the state. With about seventy five members, reaching one hundred would allow a $4000 chapter house, benefiting women children and Williston's future, and providing strong local publicity. Men are asked to join or encourage the effort.
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Williston
American Womans League
League
Braatelien and Owens Form New Law Firm in Williston
Braatelien and Owens Williston consolidates the firms of H W Braatelien and Wm G Owens last week. The new firm announces the merger this week and expects larger success with two established attorneys. Offices will be over Citizens National Bank. Ray boasts of two new business buildings a photograph gallery and an automobile garage.
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Williston
H. W. Braatelien
Wm. G. Owens
Citizens National Bank
Ray
Sheriff Olson Forces Capture Landis at Garrison N D
Wm Landis wanted at Nelson for rape was captured by Sheriff Olson's force at Garrison North Dakota and held until Monday when he was taken to Ray for trial before Justice C J Snyder. He will likely be bound over to await the grand jury. The report notes few criminals escape Sheriff Olson's force and mentions recent heavy rains across the county.
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Wm. Landis
Nelson
Olson
Garrison
N. D
Ray
C. J. Snyder
Government Crop Report Shows Decline in Spring Wheat
Washington July 8. The government crop report lists conditions for winter wheat at 81.5 spring wheat 75.6 oats 82 corn 85.4 rye 87.5. Last year spring wheat was 95 and the forecasted yields are 212 819 000 bushels for spring wheat 414 230 000 for winter wheat 8 165 383 000 for corn and 1 017 372 000 for rye. The spring wheat condition is the lowest on record.
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Washington
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