Local notes record moves and events near Williston
Correspondence from Onur reports T M Berg at C Borstad s and Oscar Linley families moving claims two miles away. Phillipines bound troops may shift to Fort Snelling possibly abandoning posts. Mrs Frnettman visits Mrs Nippatach. Ole Johnson wells water. Baumann visits from Williston. Leona Mansfield and Mrs Racey visit. Rosshall Johnson break for Magnus Kyalla. Mrs Borstad hosts Ladies Aid. Doherty and McCann travel from Sandlie for a claim. Melvin Stanley sells relinquishment for 400 dollars. Mrs C O Borstad hosts sister Mrs H C Rude from Portland N D. Joe Donnahue accident plowing. Young People society postponed due to rain. District 35 school meeting. Lawrence Smith elected director. Borstad and sister visit Wiseths. Lutheran meeting postponed due to rain. Not a vegetable community. C O Borstad receives 3000 lbs meat. Mr Borstad 4 land office merchandise, $2000 stock sold last month.
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Borstad
Williston
Ladies Aid
C. O. Borstads
Doherty
McCann
Sandlie
Melvin Stanley
C. O. Borstad
H. C. Rude
Portland
N. D
Joe Donnahue
Fort Assinniboine Not Ordered Abandoned
Eastern dispatches report the war department has issued no orders to abandon Fort Assinniboine Mont. Four troops of the second cavalry will move to Fort Des Moines by rail leaving only guards until new orders or reoccupation. Major General McBaskey confirms no abandonment. Fort Keogh and Fort Yellowstone also relieved of garrisons.
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War Department
Fort Assinniboine
Second Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
St. Paul
Mont
Des Moines
Havre
McBaskey
Department of Dakota
Fort Keogh
Fort Yellowstone
Sixth Cavalry
Standard Oil faced with multi state anti trust penalties
Washington June 7 The Waters-Pierce Oil Company decision by a Texas jury could force the Standard Oil trust to dissolve as penalties exceed 1.5 million dollars for anti trust violations and loss of Texas business permit. Missouri and Illinois cases add to federal prosecutions as courts weigh large fines and potential dissolution.
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Washington
Texas
Waters-Pierce Oilcome
Dol
Standard Oil Trust
Supreme Court of Missouri
Oil Trust
Ohio
Missouri
Illinois
Tennessee
New York
Chicago
Landis
Department of Justice
Stanrd
Fatal House Fire in Devils Lake Claims Child
A fire in Devils Lake North Dakota destroyed Alex Currie's home at 5 am. Eddie Currie four years old died in the blaze and ten occupants fled in night clothes from the burning building. The fire's cause remains undetermined.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Alex Currie
Eddie
Mr. Currie
Young Currie
The Magic No 3 and Animal Strays in RayDak
A Ced ar Grove reader praises Electric Bitters for liver and kidney relief, calling it the best on earth and noting three bottles cured. A black pony with white face and four white feet and a roan pony are missing near Ray North Dakota with a 156-99 last seen direction. reward offered.
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Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Browner Drug Co
A. E. Hughes
Ray
N, Dak
Haywood Jury Ready as Trial Opens with Sebern as Juror
William D. Haywood's murder trial nears opening after a lengthy jury selection. Ten prospective jurors are sworn as the panel includes C. V. Sebern a farmer chosen after peremptory challenges. Judge Wood suspends proceedings for a brief recess and set opening statements by James H. Hawley.
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Boise
Sinho
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Steunenberg
C. V. Sebern
Haywood
Thomas B. Gess
Fin Jey McBean
Samuel D. Gilman
Daniel Clark
George Powell
H. F. Messecar
Lee Scrivener
J. A. Robertadn
Levi Smith
A. P. Burns
Samuel P. Russell
Fremont Wood
Talesmen
Wood
Fred Boff
Boise City National Bank
Eof
O. V. Sebern
Eoff
Sebern
Wyoming
Judge Wood
Clerk
Boreh
Idaho
Williston Ordinance Grants Western Union Telegraph Rights
Ordinance 57 grants Western Union Telegraph Co the right to erect and maintain poles and wires in Williston North Dakota streets excluding Main Street. It authorizes locations under City Engineer control, requires noninterference with travel, and allows City use of poles for fire and police wires. Poles become municipal instruments. company to remove them if ceasing operation.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Williston
North Dakota
North Dalkota
City of
Western Union Telegraph Co
Comany
S. Brownell
Gates Plans Upstairs Roller Skating Rink Institute Hall
Gates is placing a hardware floor and seating the upstairs for a roller skating rink. The building should finish in a couple of weeks and the upper room will serve well as the institute meeting place.
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Gates
Local notices unreadable fragment briefing partial details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a store location and dates but lacks clear names places or actions. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided readable content.
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Onur
T. M. Berg
Phillipines
Fort I Snelling
Fourth Cavalry
Althe
Department
Frnettman
A. Nippatach
Ole Johnson
Baumann
Leona Mansfield
Rosshall & Johnson
Magnus Kyalla
Mrs. Borstad
Mrs. Rude
Wiseth
The
Rochester
N. Y
Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad
Severance
Lewis Allan
Olean
William Brown
Panama
Columbus
Robert M. Laughlin
Nellie
Coshocton County
McMillen Sanitarium
North Dakota Tisdetie
Mondak
Wheelock
Springbrook
Moya
Ray Stoss-Stanley
White Earth
Ross-Sunlay
Kay
Tioga
Ross-Stanley Ray
Ross-Stanley
Willi’. Poe
Institute
Farmers Institute
Farmer’s Institute
T. A. Haverstad
Thos. Shaw
Andrew Elliot
J. D. Gates
West & Rawson
Uit
Westlawn
Aten Bros
Link and Sullivan
Mer
Cate
D. A
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