Williams County Republicans form league in meeting
A Monday night meeting at Wegley hall organized a Williams County Republican League. Mayor Wegley was named temporary chairman and Attorney Palmer secretary. Speakers included E H Wright of Fargo and F A Ball of Fargo. Officers from Williston include Albert Staine president and Martin Oleson secretary. Committees list Eugene Disney Edwin Palmer H B Wingerd and others.
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Williams County
RePublican Club
Wegley Hall
Wegley
Palmer
E. H. Wright
Fargo
Supreme Bench
F. A. Ball
G. B. Metzger
F. B. Chapman
A. L. Knauf
Republican League
Albert J. Staine
Pres
Williston
John A. Corbett
Martin A. Oleson
Sec
W. S. Davidson
Treas
Vv. Snyder
Kermit
George Cudhie
Crosby
Iva R. Elliott
Ray Arthur L. Knauf
N. Hayes
A. Oleson
Staine
Eugene N. Disney
Edwin A. Palmer
H. B. Wingerd
Epping
HE. F. Wing
Tioga
Gun Shop Robbed. Thieves Tracked by Snow to Hideout
The G M Thomas gun and repair shop was burglarized early yesterday with about twenty guns stolen. Snow helped owner trace footprints to an old building on Lower Main Street where the guns were found, covered with old clothing. A reward is offered for the arrest of the culprits.
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G. M. Thomas
Thomas
Sale at Rawson's Hardware by Episcopal Guild
Readers are invited to visit Rawson's Hardware on Saturday for a sale by the Ladies of the Episcopal Guild. The event promises beautiful clothing, home articles, and pictures framed with passe partout binding, emphasizing tasteful harmony of color and design.
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Episcopal
Rawson
Episcopal Guild
McCumber in the City Plans for Experimental Farm
Senator P. J. McCumber visited Williston to push a 75000 dollar bill for a large county experimental farm. He aims to run forty to fifty irrigated and dry farming experiments at once to accelerate results and gather data for irrigation soil studies. He plans to take findings to Washington to show the station is urgently needed and would enhance state efforts.
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P. J. McCumber
Senate
McCumber
Washington
Williston
Court Adjourned After Week of Dispositions
Judge Coss adjourned court Saturday afternoon until Monday March 23. Five cases disposed this week with verdicts of not guilty for John Murer and Thomas Faulkner, guilty pleas for Ben Ingram Andrew Tronson and Joseph Perry on pigging charges. Sentences ranged from 90 days to four months and fines up to $400. property ordered closed for a year. Geo Jones case continued due to his absence.
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Coss
John Murer
Thomas Faulkner
Ben Ingram
Crosby
Andrew Tronson
Tioga
Joseph Perry
Geo. Jones
Meetings in Wards Nominate City Aldermen
A last night meeting in the court house approved ward meetings to nominate three aldermen, one per ward. Voters from each ward will gather at designated places 8 o clock tomorrow evening to select non partisan candidates. Third ward votes meet at the Rink barn due to lack of a suitable venue.
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Sue
Court House
School House
Third Ward
Rink Barn
Minot Team to Meet Williston in City Basketball Showdown
The Minot basketball team arrives Saturday to face Williston at Gates hall with fifty to one hundred rooters expected. Local players have trained daily and hope to win in what is billed as one of the best games seen in the city drawing a large crowd.
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Minot
Williston
Gates Hall
Marker Turner Wedding in Episcopal Church
Mr Louis M Marker of Glasgow and Miss Lucy Turner of Hartford Conn were married Tuesday evening at seven in the Episcopal church. The ceremony was performed by Rev J F Elton. One party plans to reside near Buford where the couple will establish their home.
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Louis M. Marker
Glasgow
Lucy Turner
Hartford
Conn
J. F. Elton
Buford
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Executive
U. S
Bill
Goss
Tenced
Marker-Turner
Crossett
W. L. Douglas
Bruegger Mercantile Co
LION
Smith
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