08 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1898
Page
1
Williston North Dakota listings show town trustees and school board officers, county officials, and local happenings. Notes include meetings, purchases of land and a dumping ground, sheriff and assessor updates, and remarks on the Little Muddy road project and Fort Yates relocation debate.
The notice declares every claim to be backed by the goods and lists prices for eggs through assorted fruits and staples. Items include eggs ten cents a dozen through Easter, salmon at 1.45 to 1.70 per pound, sardines, apples, apricots, raspberries, blackberries, raisins, and prunes with given per pound prices.
Easter Footwear appeals to shoppers seeking perfect fit clever finish and superb service. Our stock for Spring and Summer is complete in admired shapes colors and prices that please careful buyers.
Notice announces an election at the Williams county court house in Williston North Dakota on May 2 1808. Voters elect one Trustee for each district one Clerk one Treasurer one Assessor one Justice of the Peace and one Marshal for a one year term. Polls open 9 am to 3 pm. Frank Wild town clerk signs.
A P Johnson, graduate of the Boston School of Dentistry, will be in Williston from Sunday April 10 to April 20. He will perform all kinds of dental work in the latest approved style using modern appliances. Residents are urged to call.
Notice advertises daily fresh bans bread cake pies doughnuts and hot and cold meals at all hours. It invites patrons to call and convince themselves and promises short notice orders for parties and dances. Proprietor C.E. Lovsioy.
L D Sweetman plans a carload sale of Polled Angus bulls in Williston next week. The offering targets Stoeckmen seeking to improve stock, and the cattlemen are advised to watch for Mr. Sweetman’s choice lot of breeders.
The scribe relaxed in Minot last week meeting old friends and noting a quiet trade except for hotels and restaurants. States Attorney James Johnson sits in a neat office. M J Barrett lately moved to Minot to practice law. Col J C Marcy reports growing legal work. C A Johnson and Geo W Wilson are active in law and journalism. sixteen homestead filings were made near Kenmar. city politics and the Minor mayoral race stir interest as prosperity appears to wane with vacant Main Street buildings and limited major trade compared with four years ago. Representative Murphy remains active, Major Murphy in good health and poised for fall elections. Minot should regard him as a notable citizen.
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