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Newspaper

Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1911

Page

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Tragedy in Great Northern Wreck Near Tunbridge

At 12 25 Sunday morning the Great Northern fast mail No 28 collided with a freight train near Tunbridge injuring five and killing engineer Isaac Wright and fireman William O Leary. Conductor B C Winn and brakeman William Radinbaugh were among the injured. The freight crew had passed Tunbridge and backed up when the crash occurred amid snow and darkness.

Great Northern Fast Mail No Tunbridge Minot Isaac Wright Fast Mail William O'Leary B.C. Winn Williston William Radinbaugh Devils Lake Ned Price St. Paul Express Messenger Dan Healey Jennings Wm. Christian D. W. Acker Harry Owens Clayton R. C. Wynn Rugby Winn Engineer Wright O'Leary Wright Tupbridge O’leary

Marmon man travels to Sweden for winter visit

Peter Hanson of Marmon tears for a trip to the eastern state region on Sunday. He plans to visit before leaving for Onnarp Skump Sweden to spend the winter there.

Peter Hanson Marmon Onnarp Skump Sweden

Here From Seattle Coons Visit W. M. English Party

Mr and Mrs Henry L Coons are visiting a month with Mr and Mrs W M English before traveling east from Seattle to Minneapolis and Chicago to visit friends.

Henry L. Coons W. M. English Seattle Minneapolis Chicago

Elect Lodge Officers At AOUW Meeting

Grand Recorder E. J. Moore of Fargo guest spoke on lodge strength and insurance benefits affecting farmers. Officers for the next year were elected including M. W. Sompl ier D. Es, M. W. Evans, J. C. Field, Clayton Newton, C. F. Olson, C. F. Anderson, J. D. Wolpert, Schindel I. W, J. W. Disney, C. C. Mackenroth. A public installation is planned for December 15 at the next meeting.

E. J. Moore Fargo Montana M. W D. Es Plier H. R. Evans J.C. Field Clayton Newton C. F. Olson

Burglary at Swedlund Brothers Store

Smashing three doors and breaking a back window netted only a six dollar bracelet and two dollars in cash from Swedlund Brothers Saturday night. Investigators suspect multiple burglars with a lookout on the street, noting poor jewelry judgment and home talent involvement. More valuable items remained untouched.

Swedlund Brothers

Minot merchant to open variety store in Williston

W I Faris of Minot plans a December first opening for a new variety store in the former Bon Ton space in Williston. He brings years of merchandising experience and will stock novelty and gift articles. Painters and carpenters are finishing shelving counters and interior rehab to welcome customers.

W. I. Faris Minot Bon ‘Ton Faris Williston

James J. Hill to Speak in Williston Monday

James J. Hill, the empire builder of the northwest, will address a farmers and business men meeting in Williston on Monday November 27. The event at the opera house includes other speakers, free lunch at noon, and music by the Williston band.

Empire Builder of Northwest Gates Opera House James J. Hill Williston Williams, McKenzie Divide Mr. Hill Devils Lake Commercial Club Opera House Hill Williston Band

Sidney Jackson’s perilous Rocky Mountain ordeal

Sidney Jackson, visiting with his brother Mayor Jackson, served as a National Park guide. A pack horse kicked him in the Rockies, breaking his jaw and lacerating his cheek, leaving him unconscious. He endured below zero temps, recovered enough to snowshoe to safety, then rode sixty miles to Belton before reaching Williston for medical care.

Sidney Jackson Mayor Jackson Mr. Jackson National Park Canadian Pass Rockies Belton Williston Dochterman

Chi Sigma Dance a Successful College Event

Eighty seven couples danced to Onstad's orchestra at Gates Hall for the Chi Sigma club affair. The hall gleamed with red and black Chi Sigma colors and pennants, with programs aiding dances and frappe served as the night concluded.

Onstad Chi Sigma Club Gates Hall Chi Sigma College

Chi Sigma Club Entertained by Mrs Grogan

The Chi Sigma club was entertained by Mrs George Grogan on Tuesday evening. Refreshments and music accompanied conversation for a very pleasant gathering.

Chi Sigma Club George Grogan

Widow Seeks Insurance in Webster Missouri Drowning Case

A widow from Billings Montana seeks $3 000 life insurance on A L Webster who died in the Missouri River near the G N pumping plant on September 1. A E Clark attended hearings in Billings confirming the policy. affidavits were secured from local police and plant staff as Clark travels from Glendive to Mondak.

A. L. Webster Missouri G. N Homesteaders Lodge Billines Mont A. E. Clark Mormon Nolan Bemis Joseph Murphy Chris Chaso Webster Clark Billings Glendive Mondak

Shikany Burglaries Follow Swedlund Break-in

Monday night a burglary at John Shikany's store followed a Saturday Swedlund break-in. Entry was through a back window, a safe tumbler was damaged, about fifteen dollars in cash taken plus twenty in gold and a few cigars. Three boys were detained Tuesday but provided alibis. Further arrests expected.

Swedland John Shikany Yegg Swedlund’s

Held Moves Store Expands West Into Fred Eckert Room

Nick Held has moved his establishment west into the Fred Eckert business room to gain a commodious site. Over the past week paper hangers and decorators brightened the interior with paint and wallpaper. The sewing machine business will continue with phonographs, records, and a local agency for Vilé motor vehicles.

Nick Held Fred Eckert Mr. Held Vile Motor Evele

Dean Babcock to Speak on Lignite Coal Prospects

North Dakota citizens are urged to attend a University extension lecture by Dean E F Babcock of the school of mines at the University. He will discuss lignite coal and its possibilities, outlining the state’s coal resources and their commercial value from the Hebron mining sub station. The talk is set for Monday evening December 4.

Univ. City E F. J. Babcock School of Mines State University Dean Babcock North Dakota Hebron

Watkins to Preach at Congregational Church Sunday

Reverend Watkins will preach Sunday morning at the Congregational church. In the evening the Y P S C E will meet at 6 45 conducted by Mr W F Zion. No services that night due to a mass meeting at the court house for the North Dakota Enforcement League.

F.L. Watkins Bismarck Congregational Church W. F. Zion Court House North Dakota Enforcement League

Seevey Window Accessory At V Olson Gallery Gains Fame

V Olson installed Seevey window fittings in a photo gallery creating a colonial style high panel wall and large frame with stained glass. The accessory drew attention at the St Paul convention where photographers nationwide placed orders exceeding four hundred. Open sash allows glimpses of the outdoors via backgrounds.

V. Olson Seevey St. Paul

Miller to Lecture at Williston YMCA Event

Mr. Alywh L. Miller of the Y M C A will speak Friday evening November 24 at 8 o clock in the Congregational church. He will discuss the Y M C A work and boys clubs. Admission is free and all are invited.

Alywh L. Miller Williston Congregational Church Y. MC. A

Also Mentioned on This Page

Great Northern Fast Mail Collison R. C. Winn Odd Fellows Hall Grand Recorder Raiders Swedlund Sid” Jackson President Taft Governor Burke Williston Withal Deavor J. W. Jackson Mom Shikany’s Rev. Watkins Olson Mr. Miller
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