Oriental Limited Wrecked and Burned Near Palermo
The Great Northern Oriental Limited eastbound wrecked about three miles west of Palermo at 4:30 Saturday. The train burned except the engine and mail car. no fatalities, fifteen injured including a woman and children. Cause reported as a broken rail. engine in charge of James Longevan. Passengers and relief trains responded from Minot and here. injuries ranged from head and facial burns to internal injuries and fractures.
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Great’ Northern Oriental Limited
Palermo
James Longevan
Minot
E. H
J. H. Belyea
Hagan
van Dyke
Vic Chaffee
The
Land Office
George Newton
George W. Jones
Gustafson
Chaffee
Williston
Hugh Nolan
C. M. Jackson
St. Paul
Daniel Davis
C. J. Stull
Seattle
William Johnson
Saskatoon
Richard Anderson
Michigan
William Nelson
Tennessee
Thomas Armstrong
Green Bay
Wis
Oda Knutson
Hope
N. C
Brakeman
Denea
North Dakota Assessment Reform Aimed at True Value
State Auditor A. L. Holmes outlines how town and county boards should correct omissions and revalue property to the true and full value. He warns unequal township equalization causes injustice and expects statewide listing reforms within one to two years.
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North Dakota
State Board of Equalization
County Board of Equalization
A. L. Holmes
Odd Fellows Busy With Corner Stone Ceremony and Canton
Williston Odd Fellows prepare for two major events this month. On Wednesday at 3 30 pm the corner stone of the new hall will be laid with speeches by Guy Devine of Minor Judge Goss and others. Music by the Williston Concert band and the Apollo club. On Saturday the 29th the Canton will be instituted with N J Shields of Bismarck as mustering officer. The boys plan an excellent program. A local property owner has his house painted with Brailley and Vrooman Paint. Williston Drug Co. carries BL and W Paint in full stock.
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Williston
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Lodge
New Hall
Guy, Devine
Minor
Judge Goss
Apollo Club
Canton
N. J. Shields
Bismarck
Bboys
Brailley & Vrooman
Williston Drug Co
Canton Members Called To Meeting In Palmer Office
Notices sent to Canton members for a meeting Monday evening in Attorney Palmers office to discuss arrangements for the institution of the Canton. All members are requested to be present.
Fire in Willow City destroys sixteen buildings in $115000 loss
A blaze in Willow City’s business district, driven by southwest winds, destroyed sixteen shops near Miller and Erb meat markets. Bottineau aid arrived to prevent total ruin. most buildings will be rebuilt. Insurance covers about half the loss.
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Willow City
Miller and Erb
Bottineau
Leave of Absence Bill for Homesteaders مطرح
Fargo New Jersey June 14 1907 Hon John Flittie Williston ND Replying to yours of the 6th confirms the Senate passed the annual leave of absence bill for homesteaders covering December January February and March but the House did not act. The letter argues such a law would reduce residence disputes by letting winter absences occur without losing title and suggests dates November 1 to April 15 aligning with Canadian homestead practice.
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Senate
House
H.C. Hansbrough
Major Lacey
Committee On Public Lands
House of Representatives
Iowa
Daniel Webster
Canada
Public figure denies political column accusations
Dr E J Hace disputes statements by Drs Belyea and Dochterman about a Nelson case saying the reports are false and malicious. He demands evidence and calls for the doctors to publish theirs. Also Mr Gregerson signs a denial denying remarks attributed to him in the Graphic and Herald.
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Graphic and Herald
Drs. Belyea
Dochterman
Nelson
Lama
Tam
E. J. Hace
Gregerson
Correspondence from Rose Valley Seeks Social Ties and Visits
Mrs Mary Taylor and her daughter visited Union School House area after a pleasant week with Mrs Snow. Reverend Snow filled ministerial duties while tending his farm. Neighbors shared gatherings with music and a serenade at Thornton s home. A singing class formed at the school house and numerous meals and visits occurred among local families. A hail event neared storm strength but caused no damage here.
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Mary Taylor
Union School
S. 5
Two girls wanted at St Louis Candy Kitchen
Two girls wanted at the St Louis Candy Kitchen with good pay. Also notes mention Arthur LeSueur a top Minot attorney in district court, J P Payzant visiting and taking a job with the Graphic, and insurance and furniture finishes advertised by local firms. Mentions of local residents Higley Timmerman Corbett and Prof Heyward visiting an institute.
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St. Louis
Goat Bay
Chas Pemroy
Dr. Hagan
Wm. Loughland
Ernest Nelson
Hollland
St Louis
Arthur LeSueur
Minots
District Court
J.P. Piyzant
Ray
Prof. Heyward
Langdon
Buford Buoyed by Ferry Plans and New Openings
Buford townsite case involvement by attorney H B Doughty and Fisk Greenleaf with J K Dwyer as special agent on land office business. Local trip to locate river landing for a side wheeler ferry costing about 4000 dollars to draw 12 inches. J Rustad general store to have grand opening next Saturday June 22. W R Mumby expanding print and post office business with Bainville Montana venture. Deputy sheriff Corbett pursuing rustlers up north. Grand openings announced for Buford new firms. information via Buford Commercial Club.
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B. Chapman
F. A. Jones
A. F. Noble
OG. J. Sawyer
Rive
Bainville
Montana
Corbett
Buford
Zion Lutheran Church Services at Court House Schedule
Zion Lutheran Church will hold regular services at the Court House on the first and third Sunday each month at 11 a.m. in Scandinavian and at 8 p.m. in English. Sunday school meets at the Congregational church on the first Sunday at 1:30 p.m. The Zion Church Literary Society meets every other Thursday evening at the Congregational Church. Strangers are welcome. Pastor M. L. Holey.
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Court House
Lutheran
Congregational Church
Zion Church
Literary Society
M. L. Holey
Christian Endeavor Mottoes and Pledges Encouraged
The passage reflects Christian Endeavor beliefs emphasizing humility prayer service and self reliance. It notes Belle Monroe as the last Sunday’s efficient leader and Robt Bell as the next, urging members and strangers to attend.
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Mr. Moody
Belle Monroe
Rob’t. Bell
C. E
Small blaze in cafe halts coffee service
A fire erupted in a cafe when the gasoline tank under the coffee tank ignited this morning. Fire alarm was sent in but several buckets of water quickly extinguished the blaze. No further firefighting actions were needed.
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Oriental Limited
Kawanish
New York
Mabel Tutfason
Town Board of Review
County Board of Review and Equalization
ODD Fellows OF
Institute Canton
Matt. J. Johnson
Brownell Drug Company
North Dakota News
Foresters M
Thomas E. Dunn
Fargo
John Sheehan
Leo. J. Hartwell
Munich
Edward F. Flynn
Devils Lake
Charles E. Quin
Wahpeton
Archie M. O'Connor
St. Thomas
John P. Reeder
Clifford Maderson
G. A. Maderson
N. J
John Flittie
N. D
Flittie
Rose Valley
Mesdames Snow and
Taylor
Hiram Simmons
W. P. Thornton
Betty Hereford
Mr. Jones
Eight Mile
Snow
Hattie
Onieta Thornton
W. E. Goffee
Albert McAlister
Mr. Lyon
Dillon
Mes
Geo, Simmons
H. B. Doughty
Fisk & Greenleaf
Atty
Dwy
J. K. Dwyer
Christian Endeavor
Christ
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