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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
3
A chaotic scene unfolds as a famed baseball moment echoes Casey's famous strike, crowd noise and umpire calls mix with crowd fury. The narrative shifts to reflections on sportsmanship, community, and the broader call for diligent effort from citizens, farmers, and workers alike.
Fragmentary OCR text from La Porte lists names and associations with Dewmont Mare and Yankee, with references to publication links and Beene Wye. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates, preventing a clear summary of a specific incident or person.
A brief note on Rob Roy, a former Williston horse once owned by W. C. Rawson. The Ray Grain Festival runs today and tomorrow inviting visitors to enjoy the event and support the town. Also includes assorted mortgage notices and land sale advertisements from Williams County records.
Ancient mortgage and tax default triggers sale at Williston court house. Frank Getlingeman mortgaged land in 1910 on Section 8 and 9, with description of Northwest Quarter and South halves. Auction set for September 5, 1914, at 2 pm to satisfy $655.75 plus costs. Also public notices contesting a 1912 mortgage on land in Williams County. Notices specify sale at Court House Williston and amounts due, with legal deadlines and witnesses.
The week ending July 25 1914 ads list unclaimed letters including Amundson Cora Alleane Ole Torntenson Adams George Allen Bes Anderson Barny Bron Gladys Kemner Virgil Kump J W Kelly Thomas Murphy E M McDonald L N Pollard Mrs N B Prostergard Bert Shaw John Whitten Mrs. When calling for the above please nay advertised G B Metsger P M
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