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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
7
The column details social calls and church services at Missouri Ridge including visits by Haga Clark and families, prayer meetings with Rev. Shaw, and a prairie fire near Geo Ford's farm. It also lists real estate transfers across Williams County including numerous lot and land trades and small sums recorded by H. Smith, Lands and Loan.
Arthur Schuler of Stroud, Mrs. Vance and family travel to Williston. George Vader dies at the Prebble home after a fortnight under local care. Funeral Sunday afternoon with Rev. Shaw officiating. Connections include Kelter Ferguson Schuler McCutcheon Tappan Vader Vance and others attending events and services.
The May issue features two major articles on child care The Safeguarding of the Child by Julia C Lathrop and Good Teeth and Vision for Your Baby by Dr S Jose phine Baker These pieces aim to aid mothers with practical guidance. The issue also includes fiction fashion art music and decorating sections and contributions from several authors and artists.
A notice warns that any person putting garbage on or along the highway in Williston township will be prosecuted. By order of the clerk Judd Pits 43-21.
A Brooklyn township Votes for Women League chairwoman shares a verse praising working women who juggle office duties and home scut work. The poem celebrates the right to vote as a political goal and social recognition for women's labor.
Dorothy Dix notes a trend where women expect men to be cash registers, sweethearts, philosophers, and slaves. The result is an increasing number of divorces as unrealistic expectations clash with reality.
Foreclosure sale set for May 11 1914 at 10 o clock in Williston North Dakota on the mortgage dated December 20 1911 by George W Page and Norah Page to H R Brownson. Property to be sold is the Southeast Quarter of Section Four Town One Hundred Fifty Eight North Range One Hundred One West containing 160 acres. Amount due 4400 20 including 233 80 interest and legal costs. Williston North Dakota April 7 1914. Wm G Owens attorney for mortgagee. 42-6t
Notice to creditors of the estate of Thomas Gallagher deceased requests exhibit of vouchers within four months after the publication date to the administrator in Williston Williams County North Dakota. The record includes several mortgage foreclosure notices across Williams County including Nora Sommerfeld Gustaf Sommerfeld and Moses Hawnbilitiel with sale dates in May 1914 and details of taxes and redemption figures.
Charlie Wheeler administrator of the estate of Spats ford Hovey, deceased, Wilfleton North Dakota, requests creditors and claimants exhibit claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims to be presented at Geo A Gilmore office Williston Williams County. Date April 5 1914. Charles B Wheeler administrator. Geo A Gilmore agent attorney for administrator.
Notices warn creditors and claimants of Fannie Patterson Fred Southard Nickolas Held and Ingmar Hagen cases. Executed mortgages, court actions, and deadlines set for claims, payments, and contest filings in Williams County and nearby jurisdictions during April 1914.
Mortgage foreclosure notice lists Nickolas Held as mortgagor and J W Gahan and N Sudanese as mortgagees with sale set for April 25 in Williams County North Dakota. Description covers Southeast Quarter of Sec 15 and Northeast Quarter of Sec 23 in Township 154 North Range 99 West. Additional leasing notice for Williston school and state lands to be offered at court house on April 37 19/4 for five year grazing leases.
The document outlines lease terms for quarter sections with annual rent and penalties, plus a foreclosure sale notice for Ole Halvernon mortgage in Williams County and the assignment to Julia M. Lindy. It also includes a bankruptcy discharge petition for Harris and a court order for discharge hearing in Williston, North Dakota.
Dr C E Distad physician and surgeon. Office is Union Block over Boutonatore Office. Phone 327-2. Residence 327-8. Day and night calls promptly attended.
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