End of Contest Near as Local Piano Hustle Heats Up
Contestants rally for last weeks of the joint piano contest by Williston Graphic and partners. Votes surge with weekly prizes for largest gains, urging hustlers to canvass towns and secure subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Graphic and Asbury Grocery Co
Anderson Hardware Co
Rather Drug Co
Orpheum Theatre
Indies
Borsheim
W. H. Rogers
Inex Jeffrey
Myra Musick
Memorial Day Observance in Williston Parade and Services
Memorial Day 1914 events set in Williston include a 10 AM assembly at the Armory with band music, remarks by T. F. Craven, prayers by Rev. Shaw, “AMERICA” sung, speeches by Comrade Saskia and J. A. Todd, and a best roll call. A parade in carriages follows to the cemetery for grave decorations and salutes, with the Star Spangled Banner sung, ending at the Armory.
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Armory
Pres. T. F. Craven
Edwin
Shaw
America
Fred E. Saskia
Fort Buford
J. A. Todd
G. Mon
Amory
W. H. Denny Williston
N. G
Fort Buford Camp No. 2
Leaders Must Go to Prison in Dynamiting Cases
Nineteen of twenty four labor leaders sentenced in the dynamiting cases face surrender on June 6 to Leavenworth or a Chicago penitentiary under an appeals court order. Some have already returned to prison. others seek time or a presidential pardon.
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Chicago
Ill
United States Circuit
Leavenworth
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Elijah Zoline
Wilson
Olaf Treitmoe
San Francisco
Richard Houlhan
William Benhardt
Cincinnati
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
American Bridge Co
Charles N. Beam
Minneapolis
Fred J. Mooney
Duluth
Robbery at Granville post office Delivers Blast and Loot
Minot May 19 Experienced criminals blew open the Granville post office safe with nitro glycerin and looted contents while ripping mail sacks. The big safe was demolished and the post office wrecked. few clues to the perpetrators as the suspects fled on a train. A watch was recovered later, connected to a separate pocket-book theft, leaving a minimal sum for the thief.
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Minot
Granville
Hobo Geegs
Seventh Annual Meeting of Third District Womens Clubs Held
The Seventh Annual Meeting of the Third District of Women's Clubs met in Williston with delegates from Minot Berthold Kenmare Crosby Muddy Valley and the Friendly Circle attending. Activities included receptions at the Great Northern Hotel and Kassis Palace Confectionery and a program in Library Hall led by Mrs D A Dinnie with welcome by Miss Anna Peterson.
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Minot
Berthold
Kenmare
Crosby
Crosby Club
Muddy Valley
Civic League
B & T Club
Great Northern
Orpheum Theatre
McGuinness
Kassis Palace
Library Hall
D. A. Dinnie
Hale
Shaw
Anna Peterson
Williston
School Election Law and Official Ballot Details
The notice outlines June second school elections with a five day candidate filing period and a three day preprint of the official nonpartisan ballot listing positions and vote counts. It allows candidate stickers if filing is late and describes ballot formatting and district identification. Henry Menvees saves a black horse by restraining dogs. the horse was choking but survived. H. V. Smith traveled to Muddy Valley on business last Saturday.
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Henry Menvees
Henry
H. V. Smith
Boy Hurt When Auto Strikes at Main and Broadway
Clarence Bennell, sixteen, son of Mr and Mrs Bennell, had left leg broken six inches above the knee after an automobile driven by Chas Ulrich of Springbrook struck him near Main and Broadway Friday at about 7 30. The car rode onto the sidewalk and returned to the street. Ulrich will cover all medical expenses and no charges will be filed as no speeding or legal violation is evident.
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Clarence Bennell
Chas, Ulrich
Springbrook
Ulrich
Williston Electric Shop
Would Purchase Part of Valley and Mysterious Land Deals
A man claiming to be son of W E Fergus, Fergus County Bank president, pressed land deals near Muddy valley seeking 1100 acres plus grazing rights. He enlisted workers, toured farms, leased 1600 upland acres for ten years, and pressed $30 per acre from H V Smith before ongoing negotiations. A separate note reports a police arrest of a suspected insane man named Laurence Erickson from Glasgow, with links to Rochester hospital and possible relatives in Minneapolis and Frazier Montana. Also, RAND DIRECTORS MEETING announced for Williston Concert Band Association at 8:30 P M May 25 1914 with election of three directors.
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W. E. Fergus
Fergus County Bank
Fergus County
Montana
Fergus
Fagen
Here
H. V. Smith
Smiter
H. V
Smith
John Nolan
Laurence Erickson
Glasgow
Rochester Hospital
Minneapolis
Frazier
Erickson
RAND
Williston Concert Band Association
Court House
Arthur Cunningham
What Became of Parker
A reader’s list of characters includes Vivian Parker’s wife Fred Parker and Mildred Green Parker’s partner Mrs. Parker’s Aunt Cora and the maid at Parker’s. The crowd also mentions Hebe Worthy James Jones Otto Ripley Dr. Rogers Jeremiah Growler Harrison Solo Edwin Palmer and Viola Gordon Bertha Palmer. The cast spans various roles from merchants to police, with several names tied to Chicavo and Nardaway.
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Vivian
Parker
Fred Parker
Will Torrence
Mildred Green
Cora
Parker's
Hebe Worthy
Growler
James Jones
Otto
Ripley
Rogers
Jermiah Growler
Harrison
Chicavo Ena
Sinning Against Our Home Town Through Substitution Practices
A discussion on how substitutions by local merchants when asked for goods can drive customers to shop elsewhere. It argues customers want exact items, mail order rivals force substitutions, and local shops should order the exact goods to preserve customer loyalty and stop money leaving town.
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Zoads
Car Tumbles Injuring Mrs McIntosh Near Mondak
Mrs D F McIntosh wife of Raum Ferry operator was injured when her car rolled over on a descent after steering failures. She suffered a dislocated hip and was hospitalized after Miss Steele sought help. Officer Lunceford fined A D Lizzie five dollars for speeding with appeal noted.
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D. F. McIntosh
Raum
Mondak
McIntosh
Mr. McIntosh
Noyraft
Mrs. McIntosh
Miss Steele
A. d. Lizzie
Lunceford
Main Street
Norwegian Independence Day Centennial Celebrations
Norwegian celebrants marked the centenary of independence in 1814 with large gatherings. Key figures such as John Jarstad and William Renman spoke, while venues hosted talks and social events amid a festive atmosphere.
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Sondon
Parmeta Muh Af Ronettsill
Tsen
John Jarstad
G. Renraan
Ovensonon
Sunday School Convention Rally Schedule In Jamestown
Rallies are arranged across six points in the state for delegates traveling to the State Sunday School Convention in Jamestown on June 2 to 5. Delegates start from their cities on June 1 with evening rallies and are to travel by special trains the next day. Lodging and breakfast at Harvard place are provided for accredited delegates. notice of attendance must be sent by May 31. John Lindholm visited Saturday and urged readers to support advance payments.
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Jamestown
Harvard
Oriental Limited Robbed Near Rexford Montana
Great Northern train No 1 known as the Oriental Limited was halted by two masked robbers near Rexford Montana early today. The robbers detached the mail and baggage cars and escaped. Initial reports overestimated the haul, but authorities noted registered pouches had moved west earlier by a fast mail.
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Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
Oriental Limited
Chicago
Rexford
Mont
Discount on Trimmed Hats by H. V. M. P. Safford
A local shop announces a 25 percent discount on all trimmed hats until sold out. The offer is from H. V. and M. P. Safford and applies to the entire trimmed hat collection.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Presient
G. N
Yverson
Qverson
Norhhern
Overson
Third District
the Orpheum
King
Will Monroe
Edwin AL Palmer
al. F. Teed
Viola Gordon Bertha A. Palmer
H.R. Evane
Imer Halverson
B.C. Carney
A. J. Field
A. H. Brown
al. F
Fens
E. Lewis Wallire
Nardaway
Siviang
Feof Temner
John Lindholm
Rexford, Mont
M. P. Safford