Williston to Build 300 Barrel Flour Mill
John Dunn of Park River and R J Anderson of Grafton visited Williston and decided to construct a 300 barrel per day flour mill. The plant will start with 150 barrels daily and expand to 300 as machinery arrives. The Commercial Club led the deal, and local prospects include riverboat shipments to improve wheat supply.
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John Dunn
R. J. Anderson
City
Park River
Grafton
Williston
Dunn
Nelson and
Hartland
Parks
Anderson
Grafton Mail
Commercial Club
Memorial Day Exercises Warn North Dakota Schools
State Superintendent Stockwell prints a Memorial Day manual urging teachers and pupils to observe the legal holiday with patriotism and lessons from the Civil War. The guide calls for commemorating all soldiers without harboring old animosities and honors both northern and southern fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockwells
North Dakota
Alger
Memorial Day Message from Superintendent Stockwell
The excerpt reflects a Memorial Day focus urging respect for veterans and commitment to enduring the principles for which they fought. It notes that school exercises on May 30 should honor the living and the dead and uphold civil duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Stockwell
Williston Tops White Earth In Lopsided Contest
Williston defeated White Earth 17 to 2 on Williston ground. A few White Earth players were out of form, contributing to the heavy score. Large crowd attended and receipts pleased organizers. Next Sunday Williston hosts Ray at home. Williston maintains a perfect 1.000 league percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
White Earth
Ray
Justice Poe Reports Killing Glandered Horses
Judge Butler and Clerk Brown traveled to Trenton Monday to euthanize a team of glandered horses owned by J. Hanger. They described the animals as a fine team but said the ailment left no alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Poe
Register Field
Butler
Brown
Trenton
J. Hanger
Ralph Heustis Accidentally Shot at Shooting Gallery
Ralph Heustis, an electrician worker for Fred Klinsorge, was accidentally shot Saturday afternoon near the shooting gallery south of the McKay Drug Store. While returning to the front, someone picked up a rifle and discharged it, striking Ralph in the right breast. He was taken to McKay's Drug Store, then to the hospital for treatment. his mother, living in Milwaukee, arrived and has stayed with him.
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Ralph Heustis
Fred Klinsorge
McKay Drug Store
Ralph
McKays Drug Store
Route Change Ends Berthold Crosby Line Plan
Imperial News reports the Berthold to Crosby rail line will not extend westward but head north into Canada. Citizens Lumber Co. President Kon nanz reportedly learned from G N officials that plans changed, affecting Crosby which had moved toward the planned location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Crosby
Canada
Imperial News
Berthold
Citizens Lumber Co
Konnanz
G. N
Ross Couple Married in Minot Catholic Ceremony
Miss Eva McGlynn and George B. Dougherty, both of Ross, were married May 15 at the Minot Catholic church with Rev. Father Raith presiding. Attendants were Libbie Dougherty of Lakota and J A McGlynn of Ross. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm McGlynn. the groom a Ross businessman and landowner. They will reside in Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva McGlynn
George B. Dougherty
Ross
Minot
Father Raith
Libbie Dougherty
Lakota
J. A. McGlynn
Miss McGlynn
Wm. McGlynn
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Stockwell
Lery
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Racine Buddies
Just
Sattley Sulky
Williston Implement Company
Williston, N. D
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