Clapp Joins The Roosevelt Ranks In Boston Meeting
Senator Moses E. Clapp of Minnesota addressed a Roosevelt gathering in Boston marking the New England kickoff of the Roosevelt campaign. A Roosevelt letter praised fair dealing and justice as foundations for prosperity. The Massachusetts Progressive Republicans urged the GOP to express presidential preference and urged adoption of the pending primary law.
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Boston
Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
la Follette
New England
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Troops Rush to Peking as Mutineers Threaten City
Peking reports say missionaries, likely Roman Catholics, were killed in Pao Ting Fu by mutineers. Foreign ministers plan to deploy 1000 international troops to patrol Peking. A mutinous train was halted when the bridge was blown, and panic spread as Chang Hsui Chih’s forces killed civilians.
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Peking
Pao Ting Fu
China
Tang Shoa Yi
Chang Hsuai - Chih
Many outfits sold at Boe Brothers implement house sale
In a February sale eight tractors were displayed on a Boe Brothers lot, including two Aultman Taylor oil tractors, three Rumely oil tractors, two Minneapolis oil tractors, and a Rumely steamer. Eleven outfits were sold in February with most complete including plows, and buyers listed include Hagbo and Dahl of Bonetrails, Breedland of Dyer Montana, Arneson of Enterprise Montana, Jacobson of Howard, Collins of Springbrook, Olson of Arnegard, Boss Brothers of Alexander, Braaten of Ellsworth, Folvin of Schafer, and A H Johnson of Arnegard.
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Boe Brothers Implement House
Aultman Taylor Oil
Minneapolis
John Hagbo
Jacob Dahl
Bonetrails
Edward Breedland
Dyer
Montana
M. S. Arneson
Enterprise
J. O. Jacobson
Howard
H. D. Collins
Springbrook
J. K. Olson
Arnegard
Boss Brothers
Alexander
Hans Braaten
Ellsworth
R. J. Folvin
Schafer
A. H. Johnson
Williston Hotel Owner Presses Assault Charge in Judge Smith Court
Charles Lam Ling, operator of the Williston Hotel, swore out a complaint against L B Carstens Sr in Judge Smiths court on an assault charge. Carstens, angered by a dispute over services and involving Mrs Lam Ling, was cited to appear, with A J Staine handling the case and appeal noted after a five dollar assessment plus costs.
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Celestial Kingdom
Lam Ling
Nolan
Judge Smith Court
A. J. Staine
Staine & Maloney
Missouri Official Here Seeks Mundon Case in State
Deputy Sheriff James J. Connors of St. Joseph Missouri arrived in the city Monday night from Missouri after John Mundon, arrested by Deputy Stanton at Trenton, fled from officers following a chase. Mundon, a paroled burglar and larceny suspect, was released on good behavior and stayed in the state until last April. Sheriff Connors and his man went to Jefferson City Wednesday.
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James J. Connors
St. Jo, Mo
Missouri
John Mundon
Stanton
Trenton
Mundon
Sheriff Connors
Jefferson City
Synod Lutheran Announces Norwegian Service Next Sunday Evening
The Synod Lutheran Church invites worship in Norwegian next Sunday evening. The Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday March 13 with Mrs Boe leading or hosting.
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Ladies Aid
Boe
Separate Water and Rail Carriers Debate at Congress
Washington on March 6 discusses tolls for the Panama Canal as opening approaches. Bills seek to separate water and rail carriers to prevent railroads from owning competing water lines. Advocates face opposition by claims that enforcement may endanger American steamship lines through the canal. Delegations from San Francisco Boston Philadelphia and Portland chambers of commerce testified before committees as the issue continues.
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Washington
Congress
Panama Canal
William R. Wheeler
San Francisco
Americans Urged to Respect Mexican Neutrality Laws
Washington March 2 President Taft will issue a proclamation urging strict adherence to U S neutrality laws in all matters involving Mexico This serves as a warning for Americans to stay out of Mexico amid worsening conditions Senator Lodge described the situation as possibly the worst yet and compared it to a house on fire next door while opposing intervention.
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Washington
White House
Taft
United States
Mexico
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Hauges Synode Services Next Sunday Evening
The pastor leads Hauges Synode services next Sunday evening with Sunday school at 11 00 a m.
Literary and Musical Club Meeting Highlights
The Literary and Musical club held its February meeting on Tuesday the 27th with Miss Johnson and Miss Mary Jewett as hostesses. Members heard several performances including piano solos by Miss Ratledge and Mrs. Paul Leonhardy and a vocal solo by Mrs. Bergman. Mrs. J D Gates presented the paper on Asian Exclusion, followed by a discussion led by Miss Mabel Grindy.
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Misses Johnson
Mary Jewett
Miss Ratledge
Bergman
Paul Leonhardy
J.D. Gates
Mabel Grindy
Bohemian Girl Postponed By High School Production
Critics clash with public over Balfe’s Bohemian Girl as its revival by the high school is postponed to May 3-4. The piece remains a popular English opera despite scarce aristocratic venues, with plans for dress effects mirroring the original staging.
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Balfe
Pinchot Campaign Speech Opens North Dakota Rally
Gifford Pinchot ex-chief forester to Roosevelt fans speaks before 1,200 at Valley City armory theater. He urges Roosevelt nomination with strong applause as farmers and crowds fill trains and streets for the first Roosevelt presidential nomination address.
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Pinchot
Valley City
United States
Mr. Pinchot
Col Roosevelt
Trimmer Arrives to Lead Williston Millinery Trim Department
Miss Ula Gooding of St. Paul arrived in the city Monday evening aboard No. three and is now in charge of the trimming department at Mesdames McGahey Partridge millinery. She brings several years in millinery, praised as a superb talent in the trade. Coming Damon and Pyrutas.
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Ula Gooding
St. Paul
Mesdames McGahey & Partridge
Miss Gooding
Williston
Wittenberg Audilliary Society Organized In 1912
The Wittenberg Audilliary Society was organized February 21, 1912, at Mrs. Dr. Myklestad’s home. Officers elected include Grace Hagen president Alinda Hougen cashier Laura Eng secretary. Monthly meetings at twenty cents dues to aid the Wittenberg Hospital. Next meeting March 20 at Miss Alinda Hongen’s home Corlat Ave E and 6th St. All interested invited.
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Wittenberg Audilliary Society
Alinda Hongen
Corlat Ave. E
6Th St
Williston County Fair at Gates Opera House
The Williston County Fair, hosted by the Catholic church ladies, runs Saturday and Monday evenings at Gates Opera House. The event features pumpkins knitsocks crazy quilts candied pears sorghum molasses and Abigail Turnspit’s pies and cakes that won state prizes. A staged musical dialogue titled "at the fair" will accompany exhibits and social activities.
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Williston
Gates Opera House
Patrick
Jake
Silas
Jermima
Abigal
Youge
Williams County Apportionment Figures For February Quarter
County Superintendent Tatem reports total tuition fund apportionment of $9,011.46 for February, with state support $3,379.46 and county tax and poll revenue $5,631.96. Apportionment per child is $2,693 for 3,346 pupils in Williams County.
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Tatem
Williams County
Kernan and Gohr Wed in Parsonage Ceremony
The first wedding at the new Congregational parsonage occurred Monday afternoon March 4 with Patrick A Kernan of Williston and Margaret Gohr of Minot wed by Rev. W Knighton Bloom.
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Patrick A. Kernan
Williston
Margaret Gohr
Minot
W Knighton Bloom
Mass Meeting Monday Evening In Williston District
A mass meeting of Williston Special School District voters is set for next Monday at eight to discuss high school room needs for next year. With 196 high school pupils and no suitable assembly or gym space, officials urge a large turnout to plan an auditorium and gymnasium, noting neighboring towns have expanded facilities.
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Williston
State High School Board
Kenmare
Minot
Lakota
Carrington
New Rockford
Langdon
North Dakota
Surprised by the Old Maids at Watsitou Club
The Watsitou club honored Mrs Moses with a surprise party Tuesday night. Spinsters dressed in antique bonnets and corkscrew curls attended, chaperoned by Mrs Oscar Bell. They planned leap year events and exchanged a luncheon, music, and memories, presenting Mrs Moses a set of silver spoons.
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Watsitou Club
Moses
Oscar Bell
L O P H Club entertains Watsitou ladies for sewing night
Entertain L O P H Club Miss Margaret Monroe hosted the Watsitou club on Wednesday evening for the regular meeting. The hosts were entertained by the guests and the hours were spent sewing and enjoying music.
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Margaret Monroe
Watsitou Club
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Province OF
Damon and
Pythias
Carstens
Jefferson Cay
Synod Lutheran Church
Hauges
Pyrutas
Wittenberg
Williston County
Kernan-Gohr
Williston Special School
Watsitou
L. O. P. H. Club
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