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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
4
George Young nicknamed the Bald Faced Kid was struck by a vehicle identified as Number Three in Ray while trying to catch a train. Both legs were cut off above the knees. he was taken to the Ray doctors. Conditions were unknown at press time.
The Commercial Club of Williston extends a special invitation to visitors in the city on June 29 to join a reception and entertainment in honor of Hon. James H. Garfield Secretary of the Interior and his party. E. C. Carney President J. W. Jackson Secretary.
The Commercial Club urges Williston residents and businesses to display bunting and national colors to honor the many distinguished guests visiting the city on June 29.
Wedding notices announce Miss Lilly McFadden and Dr H D Edmonds wed at the bride’s parents home on June 20. Both are well known in Fergus Falls with the bride a longtime stenographer and assistant bookkeeper at J M Hedderick store and the groom formerly in the same firm before beginning practice.
The Graphic reports a young couple will establish residence in Culbertson, joining friends in extending congratulations on their marriage.
June records show unions and licenses for couples from Ambrose Zahl Williston Salispell Alexander Am brose Willis ton Schafer Velva McKenzie County. Notable entries include marriages by Judge Mitchell Judge Butler and a home ceremony with a trip to the brides claim.
The Reclamation team defeated the business men 12 to 11 after five innings with Hobbins star in base running and H V Smith key in the field. Hobbins sprained ankle and Overson sore finger ended the game. Crowd enjoyed the match and the lineup followed.
The Hedderich will case was heard in district court last week with a jury secured by Saturday. Trial continues through the week and into next Saturday. Judge Goss excused unrelated jurors until July fifth. No new evidence has emerged. Mrs. Hedderich presents proof of Mr. Hedderichs sound mind at the time of the will and afterward.
The Williston Musical Club gathers this evening with Grant Conley to present a program featuring Roll Call, Birth and Death dates of a composer, a piano solo, a reading on Cavalleria Rusticana, a vocal solo Ave Maria by Miss Human, and a ladies quartet. Members invite prospective entrants to attend.
A.B. Frazer, longtime resident and Masonic lodge member, died early this morning at nearly eighty. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 PM from the Congregational church conducted by the Masonic lodge.
Lawrence Kasey and Miss Ira Poe daughter of Sheriff Poe of McKenzie County wed at the brides parents home last Saturday. Rev Mars officiated. They will reside on Ma. Casi ranch in the Yellowstone Valley and will be at home after July 15.
L. E. Baker of St Paul arrived recently to serve as car clerk in the freight office. D. R. Meen is ill and hospitalized with rheumatism. Gus Gunderson resigned and left for Seattle. C. W. Neel becomes transfer foreman and Jas. Swift is promoted to warehouse foreman.
Morning and evening services will be Patriotic with M. B. L. Hardaway singing The Holy City by request. Apollo Club members including Mr. R. Evans will perform. All are invited to honor the God of our nation.
An ad promises a faultless complexion recipe from Oriental and Greek origins, free with a genuine rose cut diamond ring. The ring costs $2.00 with a small manufacturing-cost margin, and the recipe is included free. mail orders at limited time.
An advertisement targets women to supply names and sell novelties for a “new plan of BIG PROFITS” with little work. It urges readers to send their names and money to C. T. Moseley Premium Department at 82 East 23rd Street in New York City.
Taken up at two locations in North Dakota horses and a mare described. Listed are a bay mare a black colt a bay colt and a bay horse with details on color markings and weight. Owner S K Severson Higley seeks payment of charges to recover. Also a black mare branded lazy A with hook over it, about four years old and 900 pounds. Information requested from John Kjorstad Sec 4 Twp 100 Post Office Aneses ton ND St.
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