Williston Plans Cleanup Week Ahead of Inspection
Williston schedules a citywide cleanup and paint up effort the last full week in April. Civic League and city leaders urge cooperation as April 28 cleanup rules push residents to remove garbage and keep premises sanitary. Inspections begin April 30 to ensure a clean, beautiful city.
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Williston
Civic League Club
Club Women of
Craven
City Commission
Jones
Board of Health
City
Cadillac
Remington
Spring Floods Rise Across Williston Area
Williston and surrounding areas report significant spring flooding this week with rising water levels and potential impacts on roads farms and nearby facilities as officials monitor conditions and issue safety advisories.
No Irrigation For This Year As Williston Water Users Plan
The Williston Water Users Association directors, at their April 2 meeting, recommended to the Reclamation Commission a shift to continuous operation starting in 1918. The move aims to secure irrigation for next year as buyers show interest in irrigated lands. District counsel E W Burr of North Yakima and W J Egleston of Helena discussed the project, staying two days.
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Missouri River
Williston
Little Muddy
Great Northern
Missouri
Buford
Yellowstone River
Savage
Montana
North Yakima
Washington
W. J. Egleston
Helena
Patriotism Rises As Local Fraternal Groups Back War Effort
In Williston North Dakota on April 2 and 3 1917 local councils and lodges of the Knights of Columbus and the Elks passed resolutions expressing unwavering loyalty to the U S government and President Wilson amid unfolding wartime conditions. The Knights of Columbus pledged utmost loyalty and cooperation to the government while the Elks rededicated themselves to American principles, honoring Washington and Lincoln and promising sacrifice in defense of the country.
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Peace” League
Grand Forks
K. of C
Williston Council
Knights of Columbus
Althe the Knights of Columbus
Knight of Columbus
Williston
P. J. McCumber
United States
Order of Elks
Father Washington
Lincoln
Williston Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Williams County
North Dakota
Benevolent and Protective Order At Elks of the
Areris
J. A. Lavallee
E .E. Hangen
Notice of Hearing for License to Sell Real Estate
In Williams County North Dakota a notice announces a hearing in Ramsey Minnesota decedent Joseph Namie also Joseph Namie Hodge alias Joseph Namie Hodge alias Joseph Nami deceased. Administrator Maloof seeks court authority to sell described real estate in Rugby North Dakota. Hearing set May 7 1917 at 10 am in Williston. Citation by publication in Williston Graphic.
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North Dakota
Williams
A. L. Butler
Joseph Namie
Joseph Namie Hodge
Joawph Sary
Joseph Namiecoumod
Maloof
Elie
Naniy
Siibe Hodge
Charles Nawmy
Julia Natmmny
Buinh Nanny
Liccense
Heal
Joseph Naito
Joseph Nammiy
Joseph’ Nami
Joscommy
Jiozaph Nami
St. Paul
Ramsey
Minnesota
Williams County
Rugby
Pierce County
Great Northern Railway Company
Great Northern Railway
Williston
Williaton
Foreclosure Notice on 1907 North Dakota Mortgage Sale
Notice of default and forthcoming foreclosure of a 1907 mortgage from William T. Jones to Samuel Higham, assigned to Dan B. Switzer. Public sale set for May 12, 1917 at two o clock at the County Court House Williston, ND, for 160 acres in NE quarter Section 28 Township 154 Range 106. Amount due listed as 1043.75 plus costs.
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Mortenge
Hiade
Wiliam ‘i. Jones
Mort. Gor
Samuel Higham
Mort. Eagee
Office of the Register of Deeds
Williams County
North Dakota
Dan B. Switzer
Williston
Williams ‘County
Pan B. Switzer
Pan R Brown Ray
N. D
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Thos. F. Craven
Board Commissioners
Jerry Brothers
Hardings
Larson
City Power House
Altho
Ireland
Kayser
Ruth
Conde
O’dell & Company
Stenehjem & Husebye
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