Williston News Briefs On Residents and LocalCommerce
Misees Lydia and Effie Leonhardy discuss clims near Spring Brook this week. Mrs Webster Mrs Hanson and Miss Allen of Ray visit Williston Saturday. Builders near Fir have plans for a flax season and a new shop. Druggist Brownell moves to a ranch north of town. McCheaney family to occupy his former home. J C Dwyer remodels rear addition for a lunch room with Miss Nannie Pherrie in charge. Freeman returns from near Spokane to settle in Williston. A marriage unites Walter A French and Mary J Walper of Hoople on April 6 1903. Howard Lampman visits north of Williston. Doc Blalock visits his south side ranch. Reuben Siewert considers opening a shop in Williston. E Palmer completes plat for Bruegger Co second addition blocks east of Sassen avenue. Missouri River ice breaks. Baker ferry in operation. McAriburn crosses from south side. Bedford ferry due online. Captain Bailleys Pearl ferry provides strong service between Williston and south side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. ©. Palmer
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Sassen Avenue
Bruegger
Williston
Missouri
Baker
R. J. McAriburn
Boford
A. R. Mayo
Bailley
Pearl
South Side
A Wise Woman presented by Leslie Davis Company at toll house
The Lakota audience praised the Leslie Davis Company for A Wise Woman claiming the troupe delivered the best show yet seen. John Ferguson starred as Paul Rowel with Alice Geer as Sylvia Roxeh and Baby Owen received warm applause for the child’s song. The company will perform again at the Williston Opera House on April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Davis
John Ferguson
Paul Rowel
Mies Alice Geer
Sylvia Roxeh
Mise Geer
Coon
Prise
Baby Owen
Wise Woman Co
Williston
Opera House
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Dyspeptic
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary S Crick of White Plains Ky credits Kodol with curing indigestion and stomach disorders after tried remedies failed. She reports immediate improvement and eventual full restoration in weight health and strength. Also notes E V B Ackerman family news returning to Williston after two months abroad and a death in Boston prompting estate duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Crick
White Plains
E.V. B. Ackerman
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Williston
Mr. Ackerman
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Promoted as Sole Pure Remedy
Notice serves to the public declaring DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve the only salve made from pure witch hazel. It claims thousands cured of piles where other treatments failed and warns against counterfeit products from Brownell and McPhee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWit
DeWitt
Proceedings of the Town Trustees April 7 1903 Williston NC
The Williston town board met in regular session with Trustees Baldwin Boyd and Belyea present. The monthly report of E Leonhardy was accepted and approved. Bills and salaries for John Fagan J Fagan and others were approved and warrants issued. A. L. Butler acted as clerk pro tem and the board adjourned. An advertisement for liver health pills ends the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. C
Baldwin, Boyd
Ae Marshal
C. Baldwin
Sam Boyd
J.H. Belyea
A. L. Butler
E. Leonhardy
A. H. Copeland
University of North Dakota Receives Marelius Donation
George Marelius of Williston N D donates fine metals from the Little Belt Moon and Indian relics for permanent exhibition in the university museum. The Board of Trustees resolves to publicly thank the donor and ensure recognition in the catalog. The Citizens Bank opens with temporary officers and signals future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
George Marelius
Williston
N. D
Wm. Burge
Board of Trustees
Wi. Budgs
Wauerens
Geo. Marelius
Williaton
State University of North Dakota
Geo
Morelius
A. E. Morrson
Citizens Bank
H .d. DeLaney
EL. C. DeLaneashier
Misa Bertha Maloy
F. H. van Dyke
H.C. DeLaney
Williston School District Warns on Warrants for Payment
Notice to the public states that warranty numbers 190 No. 888 837 881 886 847 849 totaling multiple payments are called in for payment. Interest on the warrants will cease after April 18. H Denny School Treasurer Williston North Dakota April 8 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
H. Denny
School Treus
N. D
Notice of Election for Williston Town Officers 1903
Notice sets May 4 1903 as election day in Williston North Dakota for town officers including trustee treasurer assessor justice of the peace and marshal polls open 9 am to 4 pm at the county court house Williston ND dated April 8 1903 clerk pro tem A L Buller plus a for sale or trade note offering a 320 acre farm in Pulaski County Illinois for Williams County land or cash inquiry to R H Cope Williston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Williama
North Dakota
Bret Diatrict
Sreone
Trensurer
Avrensur
Mitralud
N.C
Pulaska County
Llinois
Williams County
R. H. Copeland
Special Locals Dry Cottonwood for Sale and More
Local notices advertise a dry cottonwood for sale to apply to John Heffernan and a pitch by W H Denny who buys farms and loans on real estate. Also listings for sale or rent on houses, two story Main Street store, farm land near Williston with price and terms via Core Lann & Overson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heffernan
W. H. Denny
Ehurch
Gooil
Suly Br
First National Bank
H. A. Nelson, Hartland
Ni D
Main Street
Graphic Office
Walter
Horses and cattle sale notice at Boyd's barn Glasgow Mont
W H Denny offers eastern and western horses at Boyd's barn and invites buyers to see before others. About 70 head of cattle including around 30 milking cows offered cheap for cash through J E Wolf near Stony Creek schoolhouse. Hen eggs from Rose Comb Brown Leghorns and White Wyandotte priced 1.00 per setting from J B Hartley Glasgow Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Denny
Boyd's Barn
J. E. Wolf
Stony Creek School House
My Vuare
J. B. Hartley
Glasgow
Montana
Bond agents and farm equipment offered in local notices
Official Fidelity Bonds appoints W H Denny as agent for Northern Trust Co and offers bonds, while Stroud Bros advertise a carload of single and double seated buggies and spring wagons with prices. D M Fair announces April 3 to 17 quit price reductions. Also notices cows for sale by A Sharp of Williston North Dakota and general wagon styles at Stroud Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Denny
Northern Trust Co
Stroud Bros
Henry Shaffer opens new bowling alley with ladies' afternoon
Advert announces Henry Shaffer's new bowling alley open to the public that week with a whiteboard bar for cigars and soft drinks. It specifies a ladies' afternoon Tuesday and notes the venue aims to accommodate both genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shaffer
Shaffer
For Sale A proved-uo farm near White Earth 160 acres
For sale a 160 acre proven farm two miles from White Earth. Inquiries at the Graphic office or write to Fred Paulson Williston North Dakota. A full line of boys clothing just received at Stroud Bros at prices that are night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Howe
Graphic Office
Williston
White Earth
Fred Paulson
N. D
Stroud Bros
Nelson Buys Out Local Confectionery in Main Street Corner
Julinus Nelson purchases the confectionery and cigar business once run by R. T. Lucas in Billy Snyder's building at the First and Main street corner. He plans a supper stack of goods and will stock shelf groceries including rolled oats and oatmeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julinus Nelson
R. T. Lucas
Billy Snyder
First
Main Streets
Mr. Nelson
Lignite Coal Bid Invited for School for the Deaf
The School for the Deaf at Devils Lake North Dakota invites bids by 4 PM on April 15 1903 to supply coal. Bids cover 2100 lb tons and 1000 more as needed from July 1 1903 to July 1 1904. A $100 certified check and $500 bond required. Board reserves right to reject. House logs for sale also offered by Graphic office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For the Deaf
A. O. Whipple
Honda
Board of Trustees
Robbed The Grave and the Electric Bivors Ad
John Oliver of Philadelphia narrates a marvel of recovery after sickness described as nearly fatal. The testimonial claims three physicians failed, then Electric Bu Ivers provided dramatic improvement over three weeks, with the speaker declaring the phrase robbed the grave. An ad promises 50e guaranteed at Brownell and McPhee's. Rear-Admiral Schley passed through Williston on No 4, greeted by locals during his eastbound journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Phildelphia
Brownell & MccPhee’s
Schley
Williston
Good for Children Minnie Cough Cure Claims Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Minnie Cough Cure as safe for children. It promises immediate relief for coughs croup and la grippe by avoiding stomach passage and claiming to draw out inflammation and heal tissues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownell & McPhee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misees
Lydia
Effie
Mra
Charles Webster
Hanson
Mise Allen
Ray
Levi Arnold
Second Street
Anderson Avenue
F. B. Chapman
Buford Mercantile Co
Board of County Commissioners
Grein Wession
Mre. L. D. Bayrett
Ralphene
Havre
Wes
Graphic
Brownell
W. R. McCheaney
J.C. Dwyer Ie
Nannie Pherrie
Wmn. Freeman
Spokane
A. A. Austill
Walter A. French
Mary J. Walper
Hoople
French
Howard Lampman
Minnesota
Len
Willieton
Doc
Blalock
Reuben Siewert
Stillwater
Minn
Will Tieton
Reuben
of the Board of Town Trustees
Brownell&McPhee
University Museum
John E. Park
Clara Gilbert ‘Aon
Velva
T. A. Taylor
Charley Dunn
W. 8. Dann
Ohio
A. L. Buller
Official Fidelity Bonds
D. M. Fair
A. Sharp
Epring
Lenny Freeman
Mra. C. C. Mackenrory’s
Elizabeth Elrmofn
Fred Paniaon
Sam Francico
George Purvis
Crookston
Hia
Williston Graphic
Chas H. Davidson, Jr
C. H. Ross
County Depository
The
Arlington
Maggie Dow
Mahal
Langford's
N. Dak
D. F. Baxes
School For Deaf
Devila Lake, N. D
W. T. Bextor. Agt
Oscar H. Will&c
Gismanck, N Dak
M. G. Goleman
Dy Ru
Wes Adis As
Thomas & Monroe
Fargo
North Dakotil
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