Hold Term of District Court Convenes July 30
Judge E B Goss set July 30 for the term of court with opening that day and jury first needed August 1. To reduce cost the first 25 jurors report July 1 and 25 others August 6. calendar shows over eighty cases and sessions planned two to three weeks. Subpoenas issued for many jurors and lists name numerous potential jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss
E. B. Goss
Humberatad
L. Powell I
P. A. Pope
A. McAllister
A. L. Carson
Louis Gulman I
Lewis Frank
Elain Simon Hanson
E. C. Hardackre
James Bisel
William Chamness
William Bickert Carl E. Gilbertson
A. J. Hendrickson
Mitchell B. R. Hodges
W. A. Roerbeck
A. O. Helms
G. Rice
Herman Ihme
Olof Germandsen
F. J. Harries
Robert Price
Horse spooks buggy injuring two men in city incident
Monday evening Byron Lyons of this city and John Allen of Minot were riding when a horse bolted, throwing Lyons and Allen from the rig. The buggy smashed into a tele phone pole near the Graphic office, the horse fled along the sidewalk past the Great Northern hotel, crowding spectators into the hotel. Both men escaped with only a slight shaking amid a large crowd of women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Lyons
John Allen
Minot
Main Street
Mr. Lyons
Mr. Allen
Lyons
Graphic Office
Great Northern Hotel
Visitors Tour Jamestown Asylum Grounds
During a Jamestown convention visitors from the county were shown through the asylum two miles from the city. The new building, completed last year at a cost of $65,000, overlooks the valley and Jamestown. It is described as a model facility though not fully finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Asylum
Visitors witness progress as prison complex nears completion
Visitors toured several buildings to view hundreds of inmates employed in various jobs or resting. The scene conveyed the somber purpose of the facility and urged the privileged to support the state’s work and its ongoing improvements.
Luther College Band to Play in Williston Concert
Williston announces a first class concert by the Luther College Band Glee Club and Decorah soloists at the Opera house on Sunday evening August 5 with 46 musicians led by Prof Speratis. Tickets available at Bruegger Mercantile Co. services at Zion Lutheran Church precede the event at 3 p.m. Pastor I Buckneberg invites attendance.
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Williston
Luther College
Glee Club
Decorah
Iowa
Opera House
C."speratis
North West
Buford
Mondak
Culbertson
Alexander
Rudser
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Zion Luthern Church of
Court House
I. Buckneberg
Williston Organizes Permanent Concert Band
At a meeting last Friday the Williston band formed the Williston Concert Band with officers Joho Bruegger as president Robert Bell as vice president and Omstad as leader A committee including C E Davis A Omstad and C H Smith was named to draft by laws The group plans to keep its high state standing and aims to be second to none An open air concert is set for next Friday evening.
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Williston
Joho Bruegger
Robert Bell
Omstad
C. E. Davis
A. Omstad
C. H. Smith
W C T U Formed In City By Mrs Ada Wallace Unruh
Mrs Ada Wallace Unruh led a W C T U in the city within Congregational and Methodist churches. An offering over thirty dollars supported the W C T work. About eleven members organized, with officers including Mrs W A Roxby president and Mrs Vanslyke vice president. First meeting to be held with Mrs Penson on Wood two days after noon July 21. Rev Secretary L M Hollett invites women to join.
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Vonstance
Ada Wallace
Mra. Vanslyke
Mre. Jacobson
J. Ft. Bailey
B. M Oflett
Weeting
Penson
Wood
L. M. Hollett
Baseball with Mr and Mrs A 1 Binman Visit
Mr and Mrs A 1 Binman visited Mrs Houstin's sister Mrs Geo Sim mons and family last Sunday. Frank West left Inez Friday to visit his brother in Montana. Miss Olive Curry and two sisters Lela and Ivy, Faythe and May Hinman and Ray Hathaway were guests at Mrs Snow's last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binman
Frank Houatin
North West Dakota League 1906 Schedule Summary
The 1906 schedule lists July 22 games with Tioga at Williston White Earth at Wheelock Tague at Ross Berthold at Palermo. July 28 matchups have Williston at Tague Wheelock at Berthold Tioga at White Earth. August 5 games feature Ross at Williston Palermo at Wheelock Yagus at Tioga and Berthold at White Earth.
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Sranaine
Abe Clubs
Illiston
Assed
Tagus
Ross
Tioga
White Eart
Palermo
Berthold
Wheelock
Williston
White Earth
Tague
Tiogamo
Williston Palermo
Yagus
Ice Cream Supper Aids Local Minister in Rose Valley
An ice cream supper at Mr. and Mrs. McAllister's drew a nice sum for Reverend Ott. Attendees included Mrs. Stary Taylor and family, Rev. Ott and family, and many locals from Eight Mile and Williton. Music by Mr. Beecher Leechs and family accompanied a pleasant evening with thanks to hosts.
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Orville Mumby
Bill
Buford
Thornton
Edith McAllister
Eight Mile
Jessie Ott
Snow
Minerva Simmons
Morgan
Frascis Simimons
Wheelock Boom Spurs Local Growth and Home Projects
Wheelock is on the boom with new construction including a large machine shed. George Smith of Granville reports arrival of machinery, and G C Fremmer’s residence nears completion. Lofgren and Maloney advance home additions while Eddie Thompson buys a relinquishment north of Rochester. Social events and church meetings fill the week with visits from eastern ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Granville
G.C. Fremmer
P. W. Lofgren
Hassel
Minnesota
Twin Cities
J. W. Maloney
Eddie Thompson
Contest Notice Involving Homestead Entry No 3408 In North Dakota
Department of the Interior announces a contest affidavit against homestead entry 3408 filed April 1905 by Leary Hanson against contestant Martin L Hangsdal. Hearing set for Aug 2 1906 at Williston and final hearing Aug 31 1905 before the U S Land Office in Minot. Due diligence shows personal service impossible. notice published as required.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land , Office
Minot N. D
Martin L. Hangsdal
Ats Sw
Wssey
Leary Hanson
Saientrsman
Theron
Marine Corps of
United States
Spain
Besore John Flutie
Williston
Williams County
N.D
United States Land Office
Minot
North Dakota
Mugaman
Rexistor
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F. H. Smith
G. N. Watch Inspector
Montana
Walter A. Wood
West & Rawson
Williston, N. D
C. H. Ross
B. J. Schoregge
Cashier
First National Bank
County Depository
Williston Graphic
N. D
County Directory
Jounty
Treasuras
Keelstor
Dosds
Beboois
Brito
Sal Barler Be
Brownson
Thomas J. C
William Henderson
AM. Thompson
John Stone
Weleon
W. C. Francia
William Hansen
L. V. Coulter
Thomas Goode
Walter Crosby
Ed Alexander Carl Berg
Louis Hargrove Hana Huberg
C. Herman
M. M. Halvorsen
J.T. Hage
Peter Mullen
Norman Newman
Ingebrit Skaeng
Lester Amsberry
Conrad Matter
J. S. Meyers
Iver T. Svenstad
R. R. Herring
C. T. Diehl
C. T.U. Organized
Tari Cory
Minneapolis
St. Pen
Selby-Lake
Chies
Crass Arrian
Acronatro
Bann Concrnts
Broyore Sxvsationa
Fireworka
Euscrarian Incuminations
Old Mill
Johnstown
Arcadia
Admi
Seattle
Everett
Portland
Vancouver
Wenatchee
Spokana
Kootenai
Fernie
Anaconda
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Kalispell
Belton
Lake McDonald
Lethbridge
Return
C. H. Porter
Agt
Dakota
Japan
China
Rose Valley
Rochester
Minn
Annie Thompson
Méloney
A.¥. Amundson
J. M. L. Meyer
Meyer Lumber Co
Carrie Froholm
Vieit
Randa Paularua
Petersburg
Springbrook
Lofgren Broa
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