Williston Busy Week Sees Many Visitors and Travel
Local mentions show Tioga, Stanley, Trenton, and other towns with residents visiting Williston for business and social calls. Notables include A C Brooks, Zed Campbell, Geo D Johnson, L L Griffith, and Albert Stenehjem among various transacts and greetings. Royal and political notes mention L. Casady and a June 20 speech at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Olson
Tioga
An. G. Nelson
Stanley
Williston
A. C. Brooks
Zed Campbell
Thiers
Richard Peyton
Glendive
Bismarck
Wm. Myers
Alexander
A. Cole
Schafer
J. W. Lewis
Trenton
Sprogse
Herfindah
Sheriff Dolan
Mountrail
Geo. D. Johnson
Furland
L. L. Griffith
Congress
Orlando Deihl
Hans P. Johnson
Bonetrails
Fram Farmers Club
Wm. Brodrick
Regina
L. Casady
McKenzie County Bank of
Brodrick Home
Local visitors mingle in Willis ton amid political pitches
Jess Taylor and family plus Mr Blodgett and Henry Kaisel of Wild Rose visited the city Friday. Blodgett sought final proof on a homestead. Herman N Midtle of Minot prompts readers to vote yes or no on a U.S. Senator. H V Arndt and family of Great Falls halted in Willis ton en route to Scranton with a Maxwell 35 and promised photos of hill climbing stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Taylor
Mr. Blodgett
Henry Kaisel
Wild Rose
Mr. ‘Blodgett
U. S
Herman N. Midtle
Minot
N. D
Pal
Adv
H. V. Arndt
Great Falls
Mont
Williston
Scranton
Penn
Arndt
Maxwell
Williston Congregational Church Schedule
Edwin Shaw pastor leads services at the new church corner sixth street and first avenue west. Morning sermon continues Williams County plan. Bible School at 11 45. Evening service at 8 with topic Christian Citizenship. Sunday School rally planned at Gromatka grove next Sunday at 2 30. Building Committee report meeting Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Edwin
Gromatka’s Grove
Spring Coulee
Garden Valley
Isgouri Rid
Lutheran church services and meeting details
Andrew E. Distad leads Sunday services at Ploom Creek 10 30 a m Scott in the afternoon and English at Williston 8 p m Mrs Anton Odden to entertain the Ploom Creek L A S Thursday the 26th 2 p m ES
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauges Lutheran Church
Andrew E. Distad
Ploom Creek
Scott
Williston
Anton Odden
Mayville Man Arrested in Maiming Case Near Hillsboro
Pete Larson, a local farmer near Mayville North Dakota, was arrested for maiming Nels Holen after a Friday night beating. Larson waived examining and is jailed in Hillsboro on a $2,000 bond. Holen’s condition improved today after an investigation by County Attorney Lydhe and State's Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
N. D
Pete Larson
Here
Nels Holen
Larson
Hillsboro
Lydhe
Horon
Fivc
Helen
Socialist ticket 1914 candidates endorsed in North Dakota
Endorsement of a socialist party slate for the 41st district and statewide offices in North Dakota. Includes names for representatives from Williston and surrounding towns plus county offices such as register of deeds, clerk of court, sheriff, public administrator, coroner, surveyor, and superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Ticket
41St Dist
Axel Strom
Williston
N. D
M. Grefsheim
Wildrone
N.D
Ray L. Cooper
McGregor
Silas Morton
Charlson
Arne Tollefson
Banks
Audi
R. Rutledge
E. Wildton
Measure LN
Shelden
B.C. Landies
A.T Green
Obituary: Charles J. ONeill Dies at Home in Williston
Charles J. ONeill aged 31 or 32, son of P. ONeill, died Thursday morning at his father’s home five miles east of Williston. He had recently left work with the GNRR after years as a engineer with Canadian Pacific. A devout Catholic, he was described as gentle and hopeful, with upstanding faith. The funeral was held Saturday forenoon at the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. O'Neill
P. O'Neill
Williston
Charles
O'Neill
Bel Hevy
Canadian Pacific RR
Formorte
GNRR
Satan W. C
Shawhan
Maleukea
W. C
Milwasikee Avink
Bridgeford Is Made President at North Dakota Firemen Meet
The annual meeting of the North Dakota Firemen’s association at Wahpeton elected officers led by President Bridgeford of Lari more and including First Vice President Murphy Sanborn, Second Vice President Yelle Itton rat, Secretary Reade Bismarck, and Treasurer Geese Jamestown Delegates to the New Orleans international convention were chosen and today is devoted to the sports program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
N. 1
North Dakota Firemen’s Association
Wahpeton
Bridgeford
Larimore
Wm. Murphy
Sanborn
John Yelle
Iftonrat
K. L. Reade
Bismarck
R. EF. Geese
Jamestown
D. R. Taylor
Board of Trustees
Teo. Kahallek
Kenmare
Gunder Nelson
Nomo
John W. Martin
Enderlin
New Orleans
R. C. Fuller
Beach
W. T. Crasswell
Valley City
John C. Roas
Senator Gronna's Statement to the People of North Dakota
Senator Gronna defends his payroll practices, denying accusations of excessive clerks and paying non employed workers. He asserts compliance with law, vows to resist political bosses and lobbyists, and reflects on personal hardship and understanding of hail insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gronna
North Dakota
United
Congress
Washington, D. C
Willard and Bickle wed at Methodist church
Stanley M. Willard of Wheelock and Miss Emma Bickle of this city married by Dr. E Lewis Wall at the Methodist Episcopal church Thursday at 11 a m. The bride wore white, Thos W Bickle and Miss June Haney attended. The couple left for the southern part of the state to honeymoon.
Degree of Honor Dance Thanks and Invitation
The Degree of Honor A A D I extend hearty thanks to all who helped win delightful dances and the piano prize at the recent conthall. The No 26 will host next Friday evening June Goth with fine music and everyone is invited. Miss Katie Preble.
Asbury Wins Case Against Evans Co in Potatoes Suit
Asbury returns from Kansas City after a jury decides in his favor against Evans Co commission house. He sued for 1350 dollars claiming five carloads of potatoes shipped on consignment were accepted only for the first car. Jury reached verdict in fifteen minutes. Meeting Friday Night at Congregational church opens Williams County Sunday School Convention with sessions through Sunday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
W. R. Asbury
Kansas City
Walter A. Snow
M. A. Dannenhauer
Congregational Church
Williams County
Gramatka’s Grove
Williston
Minnie Slater
Lucy Lowe
Big Meal Operation For Army By Robinson Circus
The Yankee Robinson circus under Captain W A Hundley plans to feed 2500 meals daily for the army. Breakfast is ready at seven, lunch at noon, dinner at five, then the setup is moved by rail to serve another army location each morning, with plans around July Fourth. Great Northern Railway share noted by Secretary Cunningham of the Fair Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Dressbock
Yankee Robinson Circus
W. A. Hundley
Sapricorn
Plenty
Great Northern
CUP
Cunningham
The
Fair Association
Great Northern Railway Co
Grain and Vegetable Exhibit Prize At Fair
General Immigration Agent E C Lely offers a 60 dollar silver Trophy for the best exhibit of grains grasses and vegetables at the Fair on September 2 3 and 4. The winner may have the farm name and proprietor name inscribed on the cup. The winning exhibit will be used in the North Dakota display at the Panama Exposition in San Francisco 1915. Further notice with a cup cut will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Immigration
E. C. Lely
North Dakota
San Francisco
Cunningham
Terrific North Dakota hailstorm causes widespread damage
A powerful hailstorm swept southwestern North Dakota on June 11, causing an estimated half a million dollars in damage. Wheat, corn, and especially winter rye suffered heavy losses across Morton and surrounding counties. Doors and roofs were damaged. livestock perished. insurance coverage may be under 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
N. D
North Dakota
Montana Fine
Billings
Hettinger
Stark
Morton
Braddock
Emmons
Morton County
New Leipzig
Flasher
Brisbane
Timmer
Gwither
Jara
Fort Rice
State Farmer's Hail Insurance Ad Promises Low Cost Safety
The State Farmer's Hail Insurance Company of Waseca Minnesota claims long stable management over 20 years and full loss payments with no unsettled claims. It touts the lowest cost hail coverage and a large cash surplus, urging readers to contact solicitor L N Sheldon in Williston North Dakota or visit the Graphic office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waseca
Minn
L. N. Sheldon
Williston
N. D
P. S
Graphic Office
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Ander
Howard Man
Cow Creek
Geo. B. Sweezey
Peperintenets of Schools
Pol. Adv
Harry Rinnlee
Farland
G. W. Rossknecht
Gladys
Mise Linwell
Ray
Busi
Mess
J. Arthur Cunningham
Rawson Block
W. O
J. Dorothy
Luke
G. C. Gunderson
Scandanivan American Bank of
I. W. Brubaker
Grundy Center
Iowa
O. A. Myer
Gullaiar
WEADS
North Dakota Firemen Association
Sincerely Yours
A.J. Gronna
Katie Preble
Robinson Circus
Williams County State Bank
Royal Fence
Iit
Rogers Lumber Co
Williston, N. D
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