Miss Camilla Rawson Marries Melville T Lougheed at St Peters
Miss Camilla Rawson of this city wed Melville T Lougheed of Fairview Montana at St Peters Episcopal church on Saturday at one. Rev C B Runnals performed the ceremony. A reception followed at W C Rawson's home with about fifty guests. The couple will honeymoon in Dillon before settling in Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Rawson
Melville T. Lougheed
Fairview
Montana
St. Peters Episcopal Church
C. B. Runnals
W.C. Rawson
Dillion
Eastern Star sachet shower honors Miss Rawson at Dochterman home
Thirty ladies gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Dochterman's residence to stitch and chat. Miss Rawson arrived to a sachet laden reception amid green gold and white luncheon decor featuring California poppies and field daisies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New Cole 30 Runabout Arrives For J B Mooney
J B Mooney drives a brand new Cole 30 runabout built in Indianapolis. The gray slate car, with low hung body and graceful lines, arrived Sunday and promises smooth performance whether cruising or racing with the fast mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mooney
Indianapolis
Mrs. Christina Steen Jacobson Dies in Dennybrook
Former Williston schoolteacher Mrs. Christina Steen Jacobson died at Dennybrook on Thursday. Funeral services were held at the cemetery, with interment at Williston Cemetery. She was married to David Jacobson and taught in Williston public schools. Short grave services were led by Rev. Hollett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jacobson
Dennybrook
Williston
Work for Judge Fisk at Stanley in North Dakota
Forty criminal cases for trial open the term at Stanley with Judge Frank Fisk presiding. Thirty-six civil cases fill the calendar. Notable criminal actions include Joe Kaczor for horse stealing, Frank Kaczor for grand larceny, John C Hoff for perjury, and Jim Moore for attempted criminal assault. The Hoff case draws interest due to his county prominence. Court expected to run several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountrail
Stanley
Frank Fisk
Joe Kaczor
Frank Kaczor
John C. Hoff
Palermo
Jim Moore
White Earth
Hoff
Hold Court at Schafer Special Term Cleared
Judge Fisk held a district court special term at Schafer on Saturday Two divorce cases were tried and two habeas corpus hearings were heard Attorneys Palmer of Palmer Craven and Burns appeared for Judge and Mrs Fisk and Mr and Mrs Hangen The party returned in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk
Schafer
Palmer
Palmer, Craven and Burns
Hangen
Horton Returns From Medicine Hat Trip
W W Horton of this city has returned from Medicine Hat on a short business trip and visit with friends. He is engaged on a large wholesale house in Medicine Hat for Nash Bros of Grand Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Horton
Medicine Hat
Mr. Horton
Nash Bros
Grand Forks
Future education sees new rural school houses planned
Wild Rose District No 34 will build two modern schools meeting the current law. Medicine Lodge District 28 has awarded a contract for a new schoolhouse to Mr Hanson near Bonetrail. Judson District No 88 will erect two schools soon. Pleasant Valley District No 1 Lincoln District No 7 Champion District No 24 Rainbow District No 33 and district 36 will each build one new school.
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Suta
Wild Rose
Medicine Lodge
Hanson
Bonetrail
Judson
Pleasant Valley
Lincoln
Champion
Rainbow District
District 36
Fatal Hitting of Edmore Man by G N Freight at Epping
Carl E. Knutson of Edmore North Dakota about 28 was struck by a G N freight at Epping Friday noon while carrying water for a steel gang. He died in Williston hospital that afternoon from a broken collar bone and severe head and side injuries. Funeral services were held Monday at Champine Myers funeral establishment and interment followed at Williston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Knutson
Edmore
N. D
G. N
Epping
Williston Hospital
Knutson
Morrisy
Minot
Champine & Myers Undertaking
Williston Cemetery
Williston Man Is Honored at North Dakota Merchants Meet
The North Dakota Retail Merchants Association closed its annual state convention in Minot with a picnic at Wildrose park. Dickinson won the next meeting site over Fargo by 61 to 41, and next year’s gathering is slated for Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Retail Merchants Association
Minot
Wildrose Park
John Bruegger
Williston
A. T. Kraabel
Clifford. Treas
J. C. Smallwood
Jos. Lee
Neche
H. 8. Haskins
Perth
W. W. King
Tower City
Gee
Pike
H. L. Reed
Bismarck
Martin Colton
Grand Forks
G. H. Berg
Surrey
T. Velo
Velva
Fred Rouquette
Dickinson
N. W. Simon
Tioga
L. T. Travis
Glen Allen
Fargo
School Board Adopts Levy Plans and Repairs
The board met Tuesday in an adjourned session from July 11. It fixed the annual tax levy at 29,000,000 and authorized bidding for a three room frame building to be erected behind Central school. The Webster school janitor starts August 1 and painting repairs for Central are to be handled by the building committee. Williston State is named the official school board organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster School
Williston
Bad Road Conditions Reported on Twin City Helena Tour
The Minnesota State Automobile Association tour heads west from here at eight this morning with Williston expected by Tuesday noon. Two miles of poor road lie near Ray and another mile near the Van Aultz place and Christ Arnot farm, prompting calls for an automobile day and immediate road repairs before the party arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City- Helena
Minnesota State Automobile Association
Williston
Ray
Spring Brook
van Aultz
Christ Arnot Farm
Dr J J Reilly Is Sentenced To Ten Years
Langdon North Dakota July 17 Dr J J Reilly of Milton was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary for involvement in the death of Mrs William Drury of Osnabrook. Millie Gande was acquitted and released. The verdict came after a lengthy cross examination and rebuttal testimony. An appeal will be filed by attorney Price.
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Langdon
N. D
Millie Gande
J. J. Reilly
Milton
Wm. Drury
Osnabrook
State Penitentiary
Burr
Reilly
Price
W C T U Meeting With Mrs Dickinson
The W C T U will meet with Mrs E E Dickinson at 427 Third Avenue West next Tuesday after noon July 25 at 3 p m. Everyone interested in temperance work is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Dickinson
Third Avenue West
Runabout overturns near Tande hill injuring two men
The Ford runabout owned by E. M. Williams overturned Sunday evening on Tande hill four miles west of town. Williams and Edward Mellin were aboard. Mellin dislocated a shoulder and Williams suffered a badly bruised leg. The wrecked car had to be towed to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Williams
Tande Hill
Mr. Williams
Edward Mellin
Mr. Mellin
Williston Takes Sidney Game In Suburban Showdown
Manager Buhler’s Willis ton squad traveled to Sidney Sunday with two dozen fans and dominated the game. In the first inning Cutting and BruegGer drove in runs, followed by McAllister and Tappin as Williston built a lead. Murphy added a single scoring Tappin, while Moses slammed a hit to cap the rally as the visitors claimed a decisive victory.
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Buhler
Williston
Sidney
Montana
Bruegger
McAllister
Tappin
Cutting
Murphy
Moses
Elks Defeat Epping 7-4 In Sunday Baseball
Willis ton Elks beat Epping 7 to 4 in nine innings on Sunday. Epping’s pitcher received weak support while Willis ton capitalized on numerous errors. Notable plays include a home run by Litie and a 3-base hit by Jefferies, with Innis and Semler among the standouts for Epping.
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Epping
Williston Elks
Elks
Williston
Litie
Jefferies
Innis
Dahl
Semler
McClure
Gemberling
Superintendent Delivers Diplomas in Howard District Five Graduates
County Superintendent Mrs. W. C. Tatem and Mr. Tatem traveled by auto to Howard District 37 last Friday evening to present diplomas to a graduating class of five. Local musical talent contributed to an enjoyable program along with recitations. The county side showed strong support for the graduates despite reports of crops improving between Bonetraill and Howard but not between Bonetraill and Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Tatem
Big Progressive Republican meeting holds in Fargo
At a Fargo gathering the North Dakota branch of the National Progressive Republican league was launched with over 200 leaders present. Walter Clyde Jones of Chicago urged progressive legislation and praised North Dakota lawmakers while attacking Cannon and Lorimer. Congressmen Grenna Helgesen and G. N. Haugen also spoke, voicing strong support for state progressives.
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Fargo
North Dakota
National Progressive Republican League
Walter Clyde Jones
Chicago
Grenna
Helgesen
Congress of
United States
Jones
Cannon
Lorimer
G. N. Haugen
Fifth
Iowa
Washington
Haugen
Sidney Game Echoes of Wild Yells From Cedar Rapids
Ex-Iowa artist Ed Holtz from Seibert's shop inspired fans in Sidney with thunderous calls after a win over Waterloo. Oscar Bell theorizes Holtz hurt his throat by fast riding to the wind, joking he would be “in like six” if not for a Mondak spill and a return via the Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith
Ridar
Oscar Bell
Holtz
Mondak
Great Northern
Miss Mathea Nymon Witnessed Cooper Will in Fargo
Miss Mathea Nymon of Fargo attended the Cooper house on Monday and Tuesday and appeared in Judge Butler's court to prove the will of the late Mrs. James H. Cooper. She serves as U S Court Reporter in Judge Amidon's Fargo court and is described as a self made young woman and warm friend of Mrs. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bartholomew
Green House
E. A. Arhart
Misa Reba Rawson
Bernis Moses
Louise Mackenrath
Dorothy Tart
Walter Butler
W. ©. Rawson, Sr
Mathea Nymon
Fargo
Cooper House
James H. Cooper
Judge Butlers Court
Miss Nymon
U.S
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Saint Peters
Melville T
Eastern Star Entertain
the Ladies of the Eastern Star
D. Jacobson
Dennybrook, i. D
Retail Merchants Association
Senator Overson
Here
Twin City-Helena
DR. J. J. Reilly
Aberty
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Wiliams
Runabeut
Sumersaults
Williston Bunch Auto
Howard
Fargo, N. D
Sen. Growna
Ed. Holtz
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