Writ of Habeas Corpus Denied in Adultery Case
Ernest Lynn Buford man detained again after bond on adultery charge. State regards him as key witness in Dr E H Belyea prosecution. Judge Fisk denies habeas corpus after Saturday arguments by A J Bessie and H W Braatelien. Lynn remains jailed awaiting further action.
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Ernest Lynn
Lynn
E. H. Belyea
A. J. Field
Lyno
A. J. Bessie
Fisk
District Court
Bessie
H. W. Braatelien
Memorial Service at Gates Opera House
Methodist and Congregational churches unite for a memorial service at Gates Opera House next Sunday May 28 at 8 o'clock. Program includes Prelude Doxology Invocation Lord's Prayer Rev Frank Hollett responsive reading Gloria Patri Prayer Rev W Knighton Bloom hymns Onward Christian Soldier America two addresses by Rev W Knighton Bloom and Rev Frank S Hollett with a male quartet and benediction.
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Gates Opera House
Frank 8. Hollett
W. Knighton Bloom
Rev
Rey
Frank S. Hollett
America
Charles Campbell Buried In Funeral at M E Church
Funeral services for Charles Campbell were held yesterday at 3 PM at the M E church. The Odd Fellows lodge conducted the rites with Rev Frank Hollett delivering the oration. Floral tributes included a city officials wheel emblem with a missing spoke.
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Charles Campbell
M. E
Odd Fellow Lodge
Frank 8. Hollett
Irrigation Pump Arrives For Dochterman Project
A large centrifugal irrigation pump ordered by L. B. Dochterman for his Bu ford project arrived recently. The doctor anticipates irrigation of about two hundred acres with the pump as part of a growing local readership and business pool.
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L. B. Dochterman
Buford
Committee Plans Plentywood Trip to Montana Town
Committee arranging a Get Acquainted trip along the Bainville branch. Stopovers include Williston Bainville Froid Barford Medicine Lake before arriving Plentywood. Traveling passenger agent L. L Lane will visit this week to finalize arrangements.
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Bainville
Plentywood
Williston Mondak
Froid
Barford
Medicine Lake
L. L Lane
Memorial Day Proclamation by Williston Mayor
Mayor Joseph W. Jackson proclaims Tuesday May 30 as Memorial Day and urges all citizens to observe with patriotic exercises. He requests flag displays, school involvement with graves of veterans, and business closures to join in the remembrance as he notes taps for Civil War survivors.
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Joseph W. Jackson
Williston
Music Club Meeting at Rawitacher Home
The P. M. C. gathered last Friday evening at Misses Minnie and Esther Rawitacher home. A luncheon preceded an program featuring Duet Reba Rawson and Marguerite Heffernan Solo Adolph Bessie Reading Esther Rawitscher Solo Mabel Greengard Duet Lois and Nellie Fuller Reading Ralph Greengard Recitation Mabel Greengard.
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Minnie
Esther Rawitacher
Reba Rawson
Marguerite Heffernan
Adolph Bessie
Esther Rawitscher
Mabel Greengard
Lois
Nellie Fuller
Ralph Greengard
Double wedding at courthouse unites Koozenny sisters
A double wedding was held at the courthouse Friday with Miss Ida Koozenny marrying Mr. Peter Horob and her sister Miss Anna Koozenny marrying Mr. Alex Skoorick. All spouses are residents of the Squires neighborhood. Judge A L Butler officiated. Creamery butter priced at 25 cents per pound at Sharp's Ice Cream and Butter Factory. 48-1b
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Court House
Ida Koozenny
Peter Horob
Anna Koozenny
Alex Skoorick
Squires
A. L. Butler
Sharp’s Ice Cream and Butter Factory
Wilson Visits Williston During West Tour
Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey toured the Northwest route, stopping in Williston on Tuesday afternoon. He viewed Williams County soil products at the Commercial club Exhibit Room and spoke of irrigation and the region’s agricultural potential.
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New Jersey
West
Woodrow Wilson
Williston
Graphic
Commercial Club
Williams County
Gov. Wilson
Northwest
Knights of King Arthur Conclave Elect North Dakota Chancellors
Rev William Knighton Bloom of Williston leads North Dakota as chancellor after returning from Fargo where the First Annual Conclave of the Knights of King Arthur met at First Congregational Church. Also elected were Rev Bruce Jackson of Bismarck and Rev R A Beard of For. Representing Pioneer Council 2267, Bloom contributed to the delegation.
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Wm. Knighton Bloom
Fargo
Knights of King Arthur Order
First Congregational Church
North Dakota
Williston
Bruce’ Jackson
Bismarck
R. A. Beard
Temperance Lecture by Mrs Hall to Visit Williston
National W C T U representative Mrs H D Hall will visit Williston next week and give a temperance address at the Congregational church on Monday evening at eight o clock.
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H. D. Hall
Williston
Congregational Church
Congregational Church Morning Worship and Memorial Sunday
The regular morning worship and Sunday school will be held Sunday with the pastor preaching. In the evening the congregation will unite in the Memorial Sunday service in the op
Tramp assaults schoolteacher near Plaza in North Dakota
Miss Grace Dougherty a young school teacher was abducted dragged from a carriage and severely beaten by a tramp five miles from Plaza North Dakota. A large pursuit by sheriffs deputies and citizens is under way with fears of a lynching if the suspect is caught.
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Minot
N. D
Grace Dougherty
Plaza
Berthold
Miss Dougherty
Marshal Lind
Ed Kelly
Festival of the Ascension at Saint Peter's Church
Next Sunday the Parish will observe the Festival of the Ascension with bright services. Holy communion at 8 a.m. Festal matins with procession at 11 a.m. Mrs C W Jennison to sing. Sunday School at noon. Church closed at night.
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Saint Peter’s
Ua. m
C. W. Jennison
Indians Hold Sun Dance This Week
Dunseith North Dakota May 22 Indians plan their annual sun dance two miles west of Rolla with grass and other dances starting Monday and the sun dance from Tuesday to Friday Officials blocked the event last year and drought is blamed by the Indians The spring ritual traces to Turtle mountains and aligns with budding trees in April
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Dunseith
N. D
Rolla
Turtle Mountains
Commercial Club Makes Big Gain
The Commercial club meeting at J C O F hall in Williston drew the largest turnout yet. A band boosted enthusiasm as over 400 dollars was raised to liquidate existing obligations. The group discussed permanent quarters and selected a committee to plan a city Fourth of July celebration with Real Estate Dealers pledging cooperation.
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J. C. O. F. Hall
Williston
J.J. Blair
Real Estate Dealers’ Association
Labor Leader Wm D Haywood to Lecture in City
Wm D Haywood former Secretary of the Western Federation of Miners and noted labor leader will speak at Gates opera house in Williston. He will present Industrialism The Coming Victory of Labor on Saturday June 10 at 8 30 p m after a European tour. Local interest expected a large turnout.
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Wm. D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Williston
Haywood
Gates Opera House
Pupils Recital At James Library May 30
The music pupils of Miss Holland present a recital at the James Library on Memorial Day May 30. The large class will perform an entertaining program and the event starts promptly at 8 o clock for the public.
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Miss Holland
James Library
University Club Hosts Williston Graduates Night
The University club honored fifteen Williston High School graduates and teachers with games and a short program at James Memorial Library. Mrs Baldwin sang a solo and Mrs Greer read aloud as bubting pennants and pick carnations decorated the room. Refreshments followed the event.
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University Club
James Memorial Library
Williston High School
Baldwin
Greer
University of North Dakota
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President Hill
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Gov
Knights of King Arthur
Mr. Bloom
Pioneer Council
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Tramp
RIFF
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