Government Moves to Break Up Standard Oil Charter
The United States suit in equity against Standard Oil of New Jersey proceeds in St Louis with Judge Franklin Ferris as master in chancery. Frank B Kellogg and C B Morrison lead the government’s case as witnesses are summoned for a likely intense hearing with hearings planned in other cities after this session.
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New York
United States
St. Louis
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Federal Building
Franklin Ferris
United States Circuit
Sanborn, Vandeventer
Adams
St. Paul
Frank B. Kellogg
C. B. Morrison
Illinois
Knife Sticks in Boy Eye in Narrow Escape
Seven year old Jimmie Boussiman was playing near Bijou when a large jack knife opened by him fell and plunged into his right eye. Bystanders Mr. Shuttleworth and Mr. Powell restrained him as the blade lodged in bone. After stitches at Dr Hagen’s, the boy’s condition improved and doctors warned a lower entry could have brain injury.
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Jimmie Boussiman
A. Bousiiman
Bijou
Jimmie
Mr. Shuttleworth
Mr. Powell
Foot Crushed by Car Wheel in Yard Accident
Win Hopkins, a right car repairer, suffered a severe foot injury when a wheel ran over his foot Tuesday night. The bottom bone was torn away, and muscles and tendons were severely damaged above the ankle. Doctors Van Dyke and Hagen attempted to save the foot, as Hopkins declined amputation, unsure how the accident occurred or which train was in the yards.
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Win. Hopkins
Hunter Shot Near Minot Kills Minot Man Instantly
Alvin Albertson of Minot, half brother of Mrs. John Settle of Williston, was killed instantly Monday when his shotgun discharged while he and friends hunted three miles from Minot. He turned to ask about a dog, the gun discharged both barrels, one striking his head and the other his neck. Mr Albertson, the victim’s father, is a G N engineer traveling between Williston and Minot.
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Alvin Albertson
Minot
John Settle
Alvin
Gene Field Sells Farm For Record Price
The Williston Land Company paid 8 000 dollars for Gene Field s 160 acre farm just north of the city making 50 dollars per acre. The property is among the finest in Williams county and part of the land was chosen for the Experimental Station project.
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Gene Field
Williston Land Company
Williams County
A Snake Tale From Spring Creek Man Captures Forty Snakes
Fred Schewem of Spring Creek in McKenzie County recounts a long string of rattlesnakes he has killed over recent weeks. The snakes average more than three feet. one measured four feet with seventeen rattles. He sent the total collection to the Cincinnati Zoo.
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Fred Schewem
Spring Creek
McKenzie County
Mr. Schewem
Zoological Garden
Cincinatti
Ohio
Doctor Dochterman and wife return from two month trip
Dr Dochterman and his wife came back last Thursday after two months traveling through the east. They visited the Twin Cities Chicago Omaha Detroit and his old home in Indiana. He pursued postgraduate work focusing on surgery with most study done in Detroit.
Blankenhip Young Nuptials Tie Williston Pair
Miss Myrilla Young and D Lawrence Blankenhip wed at three in a Congregational ceremony performed by Rev Henness. Guests filled with pink and white decor, a luncheon followed, and a dance planned that night. The couple will reside in Williston where a home will be built on the groom's lot.
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Myrilla Young
W. M. Young
D. Lawrence Blankenship
Raleigh Blankenship
Henness
Congregational Church
Lulu Mitchell
Carrie Young
Christopher Blankenship
Reuben Young
Young
Blankenship
Williston
New Adverts Promote Rink Barn and Local Businesses
An ad spread highlights J D Gates running a new sanitary Rink Barn one block west of the Great Northern Hotel with rubber tired rigs and a horse hotel offer. Also featured are Charlie Roenicke’s St Paul Restaurant and a Sherman Restaurant debut, plus The Hub clothing store selling boys school clothes and shoes as graphic advertising expands.
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J. D. Gates
Gates
Great Northern
North Dakota
Charlie Roenicke
St. Paul
Roenicke
Sherman Restaurant
Hub
Cigar man Bill Leggett visits city trade
Bill Leggett known as the cigar man called on the trade in the city and visited the Graphic Office last night. He announced he would subscribe for what he regards as the county’s best paper and left a box of Baby Burns cigars on the hoes desk as a gift.
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Bill Leggett
Graphic Office
Bill
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Jimmie Boussiman, the
Seven
Hopkins
Hunter
Gene Field Sells Farm
Dochterman Back
Togs
RED School House
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Williston, North Dakota
The
Great Northern Hotel
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