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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
4
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Oscar Benson pleads guilty to manslaughter for the Johnson killing after an agreement to reduce murder charges. He fought with Henry Johnson on a Columbus road, Benson using a knife. Johnson died before aid arrived. Simon Karnes convicted of rape, sentenced to 1–5 years. Carl Essen acquitted. Roy Shong jailed on a statutory charge.
Hanley selects three attorneys among the impeachment managers Geo Homness R S Norheim and R A Nestos are the North Dakota attorneys all from the northwest region Nestos heads the tax committee Homness chairs the judiciary committee Norheim led a treasury investigation O Connor of Grand Forks and Hanson of Litchfield Barnes county complete the panel The Chi Sigma society announces a home made candy sale at Rawsons Hardware Saturday afternoon.
Physicians examined pupils in most city school buildings with eye and dental checks showing notable defects. In one primary building about 65 percent of first and second graders have eye trouble. Parents are notified and, if needed, children receive county or physician care. The program will continue to improve Fargo public schools.
Governor Burke vetoed Senate bill 306 regulating liquor sales by druggists arguing the measure would permit unfit pharmacists to stock liquor and fill prescriptions without permits. He warned the amendment would weaken prima facie liquor evidence and erode controls.
An inquest in this city found that George Ray died from a blow struck by Thomas ONeill at the Bruegger coal mine on Saturday night after a confrontation that began with card games and a dispute involving the O’Neill brothers and a Greek man named Diem. Ray’s son testified he tried to intervene as the O’Neills attacked his father.
Change Evening Hours Commencing with Sunday March 19 the evening services of the following churches will commence at 8 o clock Congregational W Keighton Bloom Episcopal C Bertram Runnalls Methodist Episcopal Frank Leow Hollett
The curate will preach at both services Sunday with 11 a.m. sermon on The Sorrow of Jesus and the evening sermon on Pilate. Mrs. Brodwick will sing at the evening service.
Westlawn Lutheran Church invites members to a Friday basket social this week. Sunday services are at 11 am and 8 pm, with Sunday school at 10 15 am. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon March 28 with Mrs Lomen at 612 7th Ave West. All welcome.
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