Civil Case Docket Before Judge Burr hews to busy docket
Since the thirteenth the court has been crowded with civil cases before Judge Burr in the absence of Judge Goss. The star case Kierstie Star versus Dr Hagan, charged with malpractice, dominates the session now likely to continue through the week. Attorneys listed include Bessie and Greer and Wolf for the plaintiff and Sinkler and Greenleaf for the defendant. Other disposed matters include Funderberg vs Aronson awarding the plaintiff $90 and Larson vs Sheplett with a $15 judgment accepted by the plaintiff.
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Burr
Goss
Kierstie Star
Dr. Hagan
Hagan
Bessie &Greer
Wolf
Sinkler
Greenleaf
Funderberg
Ole Aronson
Marriages Reported in City This Week
Arch J Jinkens and Florence Baker wed at the Bartholomew home with Rev Knighton Bloom officiating. The couple now reside at West Lawn cottage. Also Dan Sablin and Ellen Hebin wed July 14 with Rev Bloom officiating. Kellogg and Nelson united July 15 in Williston. Licenses issued to Strand Knutson, Mae Iverson, Louis Iverson, and Rundhaug. The Graphic extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch J. Jinkens
Florence Baker
Berthold
Knighton Bloom
Edgar Bartholomew
Jinkens
West Lawn
Dan Sablin
Ellen M. Hebin
Wheelock
Rev. Bloom
Hilder C. Strand
Ambrose
Anna B. Knutson
Mason
Wisconsin
Hans Mae
Lisbet Iverson
Crosby
Louis N. Iverson
Montrose
Olga C. Rundhaug
Paddington
N. C
Ebonite Anti-rust cement paint for sale
Ebonite anti rust cement paint ready to apply no mixing no thinning will not settle as ordinary paints sold by Stenehjem and Husebye at 47
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Stenehjem & Husebye
Retail Merchants Meet Held By North Dakota Association
The Retail Merchants' Association of North Dakota held its annual meeting in Williston with merchants from nearly every county attending. The event featured business sessions, visits to government facilities, irrigation projects, and a banquet at the Odd Fellows hall with music by the Williston orchestra. President Grant and local merchants were praised for hosting.
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Retail Merchants’ Association of
North Dakota
Merchants’ Association
Williston
Government Power House
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Grant
Local Merchants Association
State Tennis Tournament Heads to Grand Forks
The North Dakota State Tennis Tournament will be held in Grand Forks the week of August ninth. The event features stronger players, includes the Red River Valley Open in men's singles, and awards the Jayne trophy a 500 dollar cup last won by Trafford Jayne who donated it back for this year.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
Jayne
Trafford Jayne
Northwest
Laurissa Bell Passed After Long Illness At 18
Laurissa May Bell known as Toots died Friday after more than a year with consumption. Born in Williston she was raised in the area and loved by many old timers for her cheerful nature. The funeral at home drew a large crowd and generous floral tributes reflected community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferer
Toots
Williston
Ultimatum from President Taft fuels tariff debate
Washington July 17 Taft issued a strong statement calling for a downward revision of the tariff. He indicated the party platform and public sentiment require it, signaling a potential veto if Congress sends a bill he finds unfaithful to promises and mass sentiment.
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Washington
Taft
Transfer to new jail Monday under sheriff order
Sheriff Olson moved five prisoners into the new jail Monday evening. About twelve more will be transferred later in the week. The early group included two U.S. prisoners, Hicks colored, Paul Eade, Kid Trailer, Pat Cannon and Frank Gibbs who had planned to escape. The sheriff expects to occupy the residence part of the jail around August first.
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Olson
U. S
Wm. Hicks
Paul Eade
Kid Trailer
Pat Cannon
Frank Gibbs
Invitation to Farmers at the Wiliston Experimental Farm
Superintendent Schollander invites farmers and others to visit the Wiliston experimental farm to view prime crops and learn about the work. He will answer questions about the project. A. J. Statne offers five acre irrigated tracts for sale with liberal monthly payments in Wiliston City.
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Schollander
Mr. Schollander
Willston
A. J. Statne
Bishop Shanley Died at Fargo Asylum
Fargo N D July 17 Bishop Shanley of Catholic church of North Dakota was found dead in his room after a long illness his secretary and the vicar general discovered the body. He was 57 years old and had been bishop here for twenty years.
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C. D. Moores
Ant
Fargo
N. D
ShanlEy
Catholic Church of
Father O'Driscoll
Egan
Europe
the Bulletin
Devils Lake
The
Indian Congress
Treland
St. Paul
Jamestown
N. C
Clifton
Moores
State Hospital
Insana
William Brown Leads Fifty Day Dog Race to Seattle Exposition
William Brown in a fifty day dog race from Grand Forks to the Seattle exposition arrived in Wil liston Wednesday evening after eight days on the road. He drives a four dog team with Newfoundland and Staghounds on a buckboard while his rival uses eight bird dogs. The wager is $600 and the winner must finish within fifty days.
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Wm. Brown
Grand Forks
Butte McCannon
Williston
Mr. Brown
New Foundland and Staghounds
M Gahans Successor Named Register at Minot N D
Washington July 17 The president nominated Thomas E Obgard as register of the land office at Minot North Dakota to succeed L D McGahn who resigned McGahn faced charges of favoritism in publishing contracts The statement from Senator McCumbers office says ObGard is the special appointment of Senator Johnson and that McCumber will cooperate on North Dakota appointments ObGard previously held the position under Harrison and under McKinley with an excellent record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas E. Obgard
Register of the Land Office
Minot
N. C
L. D. McGahn
McGahn
McCumber
Olegard
Johnson
North Dakota
Ob 1Gard
Harrison
McKinley
Department
Winter Rye Harvest Leads Start of Regional Grain Cut
Winter rye on the Experimental farm was cut at the start of the week the first grain harvest reported in this region. Mr. Schollander planted winter wheat on potato ground and claims a yield of forty bushels per acre.
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Schollander
Minot Tennis Tour Announced for August Date
The Northwestern Tennis Tournament will be held at Minot August 4 and 6. All players are invited to participate. The event has become an annual affair and provides solid preliminary practice for the Grand Forks tournament the following Monday.
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Minot
Grand Forks
Solons to Visit Hawaii on Senate House Delegation
A party of twenty five senators and house members will visit Hawaii in response to a Hawaiian legislature invitation. They will sail from San Francisco on the steamer Sibera August 24 and spend eighteen days visiting the four largest islands. The group likely includes Senator Heyburn and wife Senator Bourne Chairman Foss of naval affairs Chairman Tawney of appropriations Messrs Calderhead and Longworth of ways and means. About fifteen members will be accompanied by their wives.
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Washington
House
Hawaii
San Francisco
Siberia
Heyburn
Bourne
Foss
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Messrs. Calderhead and
Longworth
Ways and Means
Murphy Case Dismissed in Lakota Trial
State and Major Murphy of Minot saw the case dismissed on motion by Dudley Nash Ward county State's attorney. The long drawn out matter, tried twice and moved from Cass county to Lakota on change of venue, ends without trial.
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Major Murphy
Minot
Lakota
Dudley Nash
Ward County
Cass Counity
Grand Pianoforte Recital at Gates Opera House
Williston residents are urged to attend Mr. Stanley’s farewell piano recital at Gates Opera House on Wednesday July 28. The program promises a world class performance rivaling Paderewski, with Mrs LeRoy Smith joining in concerts on a second piano.
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Stanley
Gates’ Opera House
Paderewski
Williston
LeRoy Smith
District Judge Goss Returns From Vacation
Minot July 16 District Judge E B Goss came back from a month eastward vacation and noted he visited Ann Arbor where he graduated. He resumes duties this week and will travel to Williston to finish the term of court then proceed to McKenzie County to clear a lengthy calendar. Ward county holds off shielding until after harvest.
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Minot
E. B. Goss
Ann Arbor
Williston
Wilston
McKenzie County
Ward County
Episcopal Services Limited to Sundays in July and August
During July and August one church service will be held each Sunday at eleven o'clock in the morning. The remainder of July and August will feature a single Sunday morning service.
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Carl J. Sanders
Knute G. Larson
Justice Court
C. H. Sheplett
Logeson & Larson
Linwell Hardware & Lumber Co
Chas, Webster
James W. Maloney
Lewis C. Nelson
Olaf Heier
John Johnson
James W. Kellogg
Buford
Alma E. Nelson
Battle Lake
Minn
Alvin Fields
Laurissa May
D. Bell
B. J. Lee
White House
Asylum
Saginaw, Mich
Seattle
M’gahan
Northwestern
Solons
Ladies OF Civic League
HH. H. Stanley
Beretuve
Alse Brillante Polanaise
Schubert-Linwt
Spring Dawn
Com
Episcopal Services
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