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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1910

Page

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Ireland to Be at Installation

Bismarck ND April 29 The secretary of the Commercial club reports Archbishop Ireland will attend the installation of the new bishop once papers from Rome are received The date is not set yet Father Clemens notes strong interest with an expected crowd of seven hundred to a thousand for the second day including a parade and reception, with unique services planned.

Bismarck N. D Commercial Club Ireland Rome Father Clemens Usere

Will Build New Store Building on Main Street

S Brownell will start a large one story frame store on Main Street, one block north of Odd Fellows hall. The 50 by 75 foot iron clad building has been rented to Falkner and Hamre for a first class furniture stock, with move in expected early June.

S$. Brownell Main Street Odd Fellows Hall Falkner & Hamre

I O O F and Rebekah Lodge Celebrate 91st Anniversary

The ninety first anniversary of the I O O F lodge in America was celebrated in this city Sunday afternoon by the local I O O F and Rebekah Lodges. Members met at the Odd Fellows hall, marched to the M E church, and listened to addresses on lodge work by Mrs. M L Mead and Chas Field. Rev Hollett gave the anniversary address.

I. O. O. F. Lodge America Rebekah Odd Fellows Hall M. E. Church

Burdick of Munich Plans Williston Home Purchase

A. L. Burdick, speaker of the house from Munich North Dakota, visited Williston this week. He intends to make Williston his home and has arranged with W. H. Denny to buy valuable nearby land. Burdick will return in a few weeks to finalize residence plans. The note ends by urging readers to read watt ads for profits.

A. L. Burdick Munich N. D

State Tennis Tournament Opens July 11 At Grand Forks

President Bates of the State Tennis Association urges large entry for the North Carolina tournament in Grand Forks on July 11 to attract top U S and Canadian players. He notes guests from Canada California Montana Minnesota and other states and praises the social efforts by Grand Forks women’s committee.

Bates State Tennis Association Grand Forks, N. C Friend Corbett U. S Canada N. C North Dakota California Montana Minnesota Grand Forks W. H. Bates

Eggs Wanted at Bailey Grocery Next Saturday

Bailey Grocery seeks eggs next Saturday with 20 cents offered in trade. No further details provided.

Bailey

Tell It To The Census Man In Williston

A local plea urges residents to fill out and drop the census coupon for the Williston count. The notice stresses every person must be counted as the census occurs only every ten years and current figures will guide government reports for a decade.

Williston

Death of A Boyd Veterinarian Saddens Park River Area

L J Boyd of McKenzie county learns his father A Boyd a 65 year old veterinary surgeon dies in Park River while working with a horse. The elder Boyd dies apparently from heart failure. funeral plans to be attended by his son and wife tonight. A brief closing line advertises store bargains.

L. J. Boyd McKenzie County Here Park River A. Boyd Mr. Boyd

Geo W Wilson Favored For Governor In ND politics

A North Dakota newspaper endorses Geo W Wilson of Williston for governor praising his rise from a poor boy to a trusted public official. The piece notes his tenure as register of the Williston land office and his role in founding Stanley and Montrail County seat. The Chronicle commends his energy enterprise and foresight.

Commonwealth Wilson Williams County North Dakota the Chronicle

School Board fills all vacancies with 21 teachers hired

At the last meeting the board employed teachers to cover remaining positions and add a domestic science course. The roster includes Cecelia Eyolfson of the Agricultural College Fargo ND as domestic science, with a total of 21 teachers for next year. The list also names Nellie Rumsey Stillwater MN Luella Woodka Stillwater MN Clara Draper Cloquet MNGenevieve Robinson Valley City Ruby Schroeder Cogswell Mercedes Zahm Valley City E Ellithorpe La Crosse MN Mary McAndrews City Elizabeth Webster City E P Fair City Stella Young City Laura Leonard Long Prairie MN Mrs Josephine Schoregue Minot ND Newlander Fessenden Ella Schroeder City Ethel Sheria Elmore ND Camilla Rawson Miles City MT Hazel Stoneberg Hendrum MN Gertrude Knoll Adams ND Nona Outran City

Board of Education Cecelia Eyolfson Agricultural College Nellie Rumsey Milbank S. D Luella Woodka Stillwater Minn Fargo N. D Clara Draper Cloquet Genevieve Robinson Valley City Ruby Schroeder Cogswell Mercedes Zahm C. E. Ellithorpe City Steelnore Mary McAndrews Elizabeth Webster E. P. Fair Stella Young Laura Leonard Long Prairie Josephine Schoregue Minot N. Do Newlander Fessenden Ella Schroeder Ethel Sheria Elmore Camilla Rawson Miles Cuy Mont Hazel Stoneberg Hendrum Gertrude Knoll Adams Nona Outran

Origin of bad weeds warns on seed sources

Farmers learn weed seed origins from Seed Control Laboratory tests. Quack grass from Brome and Slender Wheat grass seeds contaminate mixes. Canada Blue Grass and lawn mixtures spread Canada Thistle Alsike and White Clover with Field Sorrel. Millet and flax spread Mustards. Red Clover noted as a major distributor.

North Dakota

McCumber Sinking Spell Worsens Then Stabilizes

Washington May 4 Senator McCumbers condition worsened last night as family and friends were warned. The sinking spell was followed by natural sleep and physicians say he recovered some ground this morning but remains very weak and unable to take nourishment. Dr Young of Johns Hopkins has been called to consult for Mrs McCumber amid signs of septic poisoning and measures to prevent spread of the poison.

Washington Senator McCumber Young John Hopkins Baltimore McCumber

First Baseball Game Of Season At Local Grounds

The opening game between Culbertson and Wil liston is set for next Sunday after noon. Both teams are reportedly playing excellent ball and a strong contest is expected.

Culbertson Williston

Boston House Promises Big Sale Soon

Mr. Garrison of the Boston informs that one of the biggest sales ever by that popular house will start within the next few days and urges ladies of Williston and vicinity to defer purchases until then.

Standard Oil Fined 200000 by U S Circuit Court

New York May 3 The United States circuit court of appeals upheld a $200 000 fine against Standard Oil Co for illegal toll concessions in interstate petroleum shipments between Olean New York Rutland Vermont and Bellows Falls Vermont under the Elkins Act of 1903 Forty counts alleged tariff violations from August 1904 to May 1905 with the jury finding the company guilty on all counts.

New York United States Circuit Court of Appeals United States Circuit Court Standard Oil Co Noyes District of Standard Oil 1 Co Standard of! Co Olean N. Y Rutland Bellows Falls

Monroe Brothers to Erect New Auto Garage

Monroe Brothers who opened a garage in the former Coulter blacksmith shop have outgrown their quarters. They will build a modern 50 by 140 foot shop on their current lots to expand to all types of automobile repair.

Monroe Brothers Coulter

Williams County Fair Plans Annual Exhibit and Races

The Williams County Fair Association officers met to set the fair for August 31 to September 2. Agricultural and stock exhibits are planned with entry preparations urged. Races with valuable purses will feature the entertainment along with additional exhibits in various lines.

County Fair Association Williams County Fair Association

Shortage Charged Against Local Brewing Company Worker

H J Liddell, employed by John Gund Brewing Co in Mondak, was arrested on a charge of stealing about 3700 from accounts. Liddell is a known figure in the city, previously with Bruegger Mercantile Co.

H. J. Liddell John Gund Brewing Co Mondak Liddell Bruegger Mercantile Company

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S. Brownell Upper Main Street Lodge OF Odd Fellows Burdick Marelius Geo. W. Wilson Gov Science Bolley Standard Oil
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