Deer In Distress Man Their Friend
The article discusses relocating captured deer from flood areas to keep them safe from poachers and inbreeding. The Williston herd will join new stock at the W. S. Pavielacia farm, with the state owning several small herds for exchanges. Wildlife watchers fear some deer may be hunted while stranded on ice, but the situation will be closely monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Lake
Agricultural College
Penitentiary
Willston
McCutcheon
Pavielacia Farm
Williston
H. Smith
Charlie Brum
Buford
N. C
Berry Farm
Minnesota
F. C. B. Williston
F. C. B. Maxbuss
N. D
Naires Bijou Farm
Maxbuss
Puzio-Kilen Bride United in Rustic Marriage
Jan Puzio and Miss Matilda Kilen of Mustot were married by Rev. I G Monson on March in a simple ceremony. The couple tied the knot in a local church with family present.
Williams County State Bank of Williston balance sheet 1916
The Bank of Williston balance sheet shows resources totaling 805 396 54 with secured and unsecured loans of 508 687 31, bank premises 8 706 85, and other assets 257 415 84. Liabilities include capital stock 402 102 surplus 0 undivided profits and expenses 0, deposits totaling 786 375 43, and notes payable 50 000 00 with total liabilities and capital matching assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis Fev
Rale Ould Time Smoker At Odd Jellies Hall
A 1916 rally invites men to Odd Jellies hall on Monday night March twineleth. Program includes welcome by Hon W G Owens, responses by A L Burdick, Irish songs, and a talk on fraternal finance by H W Harris. Lively toasts follow with pocket souvenirs for guests. Committee on arrangement J C Field M A Hegee Will Disney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P’s
W. G, Owens
A. L
Burdick
Harriss
H. W. Braatelien
L. V. Coulter
Box Car Crash Sparks Hole In Depot Brick Wall
Early Monday a string of box cars backed by 39 cars and a switch engine crashed into the Williston depot brick wall, creating a 14 foot diameter gash. The end of the wall was damaged before workers quickly filled the hole and repaired the platform. A ladies waiting room was noted as not suitable for a box car incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Williston
Spring Brook
Cummins Wins Minnesota GOP Presidential Primary
St Paul March 15 Senator A B Cummins of Town carried Minnesota Republican presidential primaries by a large margin. Early returns show his vote about four times that of Henry D Estabrook. William Grant Webster is not a significant factor in the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
A. B. Cummins
Minnesota
Henry D. Estabrook
William Grant Webster
Young Woman Recalls Sixteen-Story Fall in Chicago
Miss Minnie Werner, a Chicago stenographer, describes surviving a fall from a sixteen story Transportation Building window ten weeks earlier. She landed in a truck filled with paper boxes, suffered a fractured arm, and credits her memory and breathing difficulties with her narrow escape. She expects to return to work within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnie Werner
Transportation Building
Miss Werner
Dangerous Tribe of Indians In Our Immediate Vicinity
A local baseball team named the Indians, made up of Central school boys, is preparing for season play with new gray and blue uniforms bearing the name on the front. Players include Dolph Mackenroth, Howard Scott, Bruce McDonald, Herman Zahl, Billy Fox, Cliff Gordon, Joe Le Dosquet, Ike Bruegger, Art Walker, Bob Heffernan and Pat Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fennimore Cooper
Central” School
Dolph Mackenroth
Howard Scott
Bruce McDonald
Herman Zahl
Billy Fox
Cliff Gordon
Joe le Dosquet
Ike Bruegger
Art ‘Walker
Bob Heffernan
Pat Harvey
Ray Beats Williston In Local High School Game
Ray defeated Williston High 15 to 12 at the Auditorium last Saturday in the first year of basketball at the school. Williston led early but Ray surged in the final period as players Hultquist Hagen Hodenfield Clinton Scott Slater and McDonald contributed and the Ray lineup showed machine like play.
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Ray Pioneer
Williston High
Williston
Ray Williston Hultquist
Hagen Hodenfield
Reengard Clinton
Scott Nelson
Effernan Pingrey
R. G. Slater
McDonald
Scott
Hagen
Greengard
Slater
Hultquist
Hodenfield
Clinton
Ray
Martin
Pire Barrington
How Rotation Is Planned by F C Do ngue
Professor Do n Ghue outlines a crop rotation method balancing profit and soil fertility. He lists twelve guiding principles from choosing crop types to sequencing for steady income and sustainable soil health.
Belinda described in archaic verse with glowing traits
A fragmentary verse portrait of a woman named Belinda, praising beauty and kindness while noting modesty and grace. The lines compare her eyes to the sun and emphasize sweetness without pride, with hints of flaws that are quickly dismissed.
For Rent Two Rooms in Modern House
Gentlemen preferred with contact numbers 384 and 162 black. Listings note a fine modern room for rent to a gentleman and provide addresses or avenues including 615 First Ave East. 43 tf and 24 tf denote classified lines.
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First Ave
Bond Plan Aimed at Expanding Central School Facilities
The Special School District urges a twenty one thousand dollar bond issue to fund a new building at Central School to relieve overcrowding in Junior and Senior High, with an estimated total investment of about twenty eight thousand dollars and warrants to cover the balance. The plan includes financing through bonds and warrants and projects that costs can be cleared by the third year, while acknowledging limits from current valuations.
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Central School
Grand Forks
Fargo
Bismarck
County Auditor
Board of Education
Pro Board of Education
M. J. Borden
William's Schools Win Distinction
A special election is called to form a school district around Epping for new grade and high school facilities. State and County Tuition Funds totaling 11 923.42 are allocated to 55 districts. Parents Day at McGregor School reports strong participation and school progress. Reproducing machines aid rural schools, with several teachers listed as adopters.
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Epping
Williams County
Jay P. Batten
McGregor School
Pleasant View
Pleasant View School
Reibsamen
J. W. Brown
Ray Brown
Larkin Hart
Everett Hanna Fave
Zora E. Centerwall
Minnie Meyers
Florence Stienke
Genevieve Allen
Eva Crawford
J. P. Batten
Paul Jones
Mrs. Fisher
G. E. Miller
Eden Valley Social Notes Mention Local Guests
Eden Valley entries list visits and travel among residents. Miss Ruth Myer hosted and Mr James Sheppard planned trips to Hot Springs Montana while Rev O A Myer conducted Ray services. A leap year poem is withheld for possible insurance impact and communal welfare notes.
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Arena Rrank
Ruth Myer
Jake Albreight
James Sheppard
Hot Springs
Montana
W. W. Wild
Fred Trager
Alice H. Anderson
W. W. Keltner
Williston North Dakota Professionals and Lodge Notices
A compilation lists veterinary surgeon and dentist services in Williston with phone 341 and storm window work via phone 158. Legal and business ads name Thomas M. Cooney attorney, William Owens attorney, Usher L Burdick with John Murphy, Joseph Cleary lawyer, and Miss Alice Romans piano teacher at 603 Main St. Also two lodge notices for Moria Lodge and another lodge with meeting details and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Cooney
Williston
North Dakota
Heffernan Block
Wliam G. Owens
First National Bank
Ee Usher L. Burdick & John
Murphy
Joseph Cleary
Rawson
Alice Romans
Piang
University of Nebraska School of Music
Main St
Chiropractic clinic ad promotes spinal adjustments in Williston
An old classified style ad from Williston North Dakota offers chiropractic services by G Theo Strand and Francis B Strand. It promises consultation and analysis free and urges those who are sick and not helped by drugs or surgery to try chiropractic adjustments. Phone contact 455.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Theo
Francis B. Strand
Dra
Palmer
Evers
Eine
Williston
N. Dakots
Eastern party seeks ten thousand acres of Williams County land
A regional market item notes an Eastern party planning to purchase 10000 acres of Williams County land. The notice lists N B Ludowess’s office in the Telephone building as the contact point and reference appears as “23 1f.”
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Park Park River
N. I
A. D. Fanlson
Eastern Marty
Williams County
N. B. Ludowess
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Tom Lennon
Sepbern Theatre
Riday Evening
Williams County State Bank OF Williston
Wiliaton
North
da Petes
Totasota
Jaine
B. Schoregge
Ballet
Abner Sh Veitch
CST
Claus
Taelf
W. G. Owens
J. C. Field
M. A. Hegee
Will
Disney
Cummins
Estabrook
F.C. Doneghue
North Dakota Agricultural College
Belinda
Pope
Glagoified
Apad
Westlawn
Late Avenue West
Eee
N. E. Ellsworth
Avenue East
Golden Rule
Bustam
Springbrook
A. D. Paulson
Wylkers
A. Larson
Marmon
Timothy
Brownell
2Nd Ave
West
Underwood
Graphic Office
Rhode Island
Chas
W. Handi
First Avenue West
Fuller
William’s
Eden Valley
Dochterman
Union Block
DE. E.J. Hagan
D. E. Distad
Boston
H. T. Skowholt I. D. Office Union
Willistan
D. Ot Jaician
Heffernan
Mary A. Goldschlager
Wegley
East Broadway
Trainor
M. D
Williston, N. D
A. McNiven
R E. Breiger
Red Williston, N. D
E. Stewart Veterinary and Auctioneering
McKillip Veterinary College
Jones National School of Auctioneering
A. J.arsenault
Enmbalmer Funeral Director
Ellithorpe Ride
N. St
Rea
Lawyers Phone
Main St. Union Block
M.S. Phillips
V. V. J.J. Bailey
Mount
Moria
Lars Chentenaco
W.M
F. H. Smith
Newell
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