Road laid out Marmarth and Fryberg Township created
Commissioners approve a public highway laying from North Marmarth to First Avenue east and designate Fryberg Civil Township in Billings County North Dakota based on a petition of voters. The Fryberg township boundaries are set with Lyons's school house as the first meeting site on October 17 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmarth
N. D
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Co
Ratchford Pool Hall
Melcher
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Billings County
N. C
North Marmarth
First Avenue
Medora
North Dakota
Board of County Commissioners
North Dakota County Meeting Notices 1908
Billings County voters are called to elect officials including supervisors clerks treasurers assessors and peace officers at Medora on October 5 1908. The first township meeting for Fryberg township will be held at Lyonn School House with voters from townships 139 140 ranges 100 and 101. Beach Drug Company Edison phonographs and wheat flour exchange offered by Golden Valley Milling.
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Medora
Board of County Commissioners
Billings County
North
Dakota
J. A. McGregor
Fryberg
Billings
North Dakota
Lyonn’s
Golden Valley Milling Comi
Pany
Farmers & Merchants Bank Advertises Deposit Rates and Officers
Farmers and Merchants Bank invites customers to visit while in town and to use its offices for convenience. It offers six percent on time deposits and solicits checking accounts of all sizes. The notice lists officers and directors: A L Martin president C E Barber vice president J W Annis Karl J Johnson R E Morrow cashier.
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A.L. Martin
C. E. Barber
J. W. Annis
Karl J. Johnson
R. E. Morrow
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J. B. Stoddard
J. A. Magregor
State of
Said
Lyons
Milwaukee Rc
Northern Pacific
Said Township
A. D
Edison
The
Beach Drug Company
McClintock
Golden Valley
Terry
Golden Valley Chronicle
Overstad & Hoverson
Stone Piano Co
Fargo
Bush & Gerts Company
Chicago
Chronicle
W. W. Larson
Beach
Larsen
Beach, North Dakota
Farmers & Merchants Bank
City Livery
E. H. Hall