Proceedings on road matters and weed law in 1912
Proceedings detail county board actions with Frank Banks and others presiding. Items include refund for road poll, noxious weed destruction under the 1905 North Dakota code, seed grain fund allocations, warrants for courthouse work, salaries, and road items. Also notes on a voting precinct redesign in Williams County and a memorial poem for Mrs. James Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Banks
O. Borstad
J. Helle
C. Oe Houglum
Borstad
O'Connell
Ray
Missioner Banks
Helle
North Dakota
Sesson
Saul
C. O. Borst
0. Houglum
T. B
Ole Trae
Que Bir Pi National Bank Re Grain
Repais Court House
Timea-Herald Publishing Co
Supa
A. L. Butler
County Poor Fund
A. W. Cascaden
Joe Mathias
Frank
C. O. Borstad
Drake
C. O. Houglam
Irman Borstad
Drakeley
Helle, Houglam
Borat
Iuford
Onda
Gee
C. Dinkaley
C . O. Borstad
C. J. Helle
C.houglum
Borstad Dresaing
Rance Commissiours
Penne Cc
C. D. Hougulum
Geo. ©. Drakeley
Eden Valley Notes Include Marital Union and Local Doings
Eden Valley residents report a week of local activities with visits, farm work, and social events. Adam Miller married Katy Edgar on Sunday, while neighbors like Loren Jellison and families joined W W Keltner and others for gatherings. Various residents were seen plowing, hauling wheat, visiting friends, and selling livestock, reflecting a busy community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Clair
Rose Valley
A. M. Landes
Wm. Marsh
Poplar
Mont
H. A. Sheppard
Roy Joyce
Theron Sweezy
B. F. Geltze
Ewald Nelson
Nels
Adam Miller
Katy Edgar
Eden Valley
Loren Jellison
W. W. Keltner
Guy Shanks
Trenton
J. H. Rhodes
A. Miller
C. R. Kratzer
Allen Keltner
Oscar Lingren
City of Opportunity
Gladys Messler
Grace Joyce
Grover Rhodes
Bert Scace
Williston
Jack Adama
Pete Strand
Huntington Guest of County Auditor’s Office Sister
Silas Huntington of Drayton visited his sister Miss Jean Huntington in the Williams County North Dakota Auditor’s office this week, as the register to deeds records show a sum of 675.59 350.05 and 1025.64 noted under L. C. Higley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Higley
Williams County
North Dakota
Silas Huntington
Drayton
Miss Jean Huntington
County Auditor's Office
Immigrant colonists surge westward by rail in 1912
In March and early April 1912, 2344 immigrant cars carrying the belongings of 11720 colonists moved through St Paul and Minneapolis via Great Northern Northern Pacific Milwaukee and St Paul and Soo Line. The flow favored the Northwest with routes from Chicago less active, as officials anticipate similar volumes in the next two weeks. Officials credit publicity and civic efforts by Northwestern states and development leagues for boosting settler arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Soo Line
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Canada
Malons
Minneapolis
United States
Chicago
Middle West
North- Western
American Northwest
Northwestern Development League
Northwest
Development League
Resolutions declaring necessity to construct water mains in Williston
City of Williston North Dakota adopts resolutions declaring necessary water mains along Broadway from Sixth Avenue West to Eleventh Avenue West and Fourth Street to Ninth Street West. Plans, estimates, and details prepared by the City Engineer. notice to publish twice weekly for two weeks. Protest in writing to City Auditor within five days after publication. April 1 to May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willatos
Dakota
Williston
North Dakota
Sxth Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
Fourth Street
Second Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Fourth Ith
Broad
Fourth St
Fifth St
Sixth Ave
Fifth Ave
Eighth St
Eleventh St
Fourth
Fourth Ave
Seceide
Second Ave
Front St
Second St
Third Ave
Third A
Fifth &T
Tenth
Sixth Aee
Sixth St
Tenth St
Eas
Elaveauy
Eighth Ave
Wilthseee
Gea i
N. B
Lathrop Joins New Haven Weather Station after Arizona transfer
T. Lathrop, formerly at Williston North Carolina, is now connected with the New Haven station replacing Robert R. Briggs. An old Connecticut Lathrop, he brings a twelve year Weather Bureau record across twenty stations. His career began in Galveston in 1899, with postings in the hurricane sector and the Caribbean, then Cape Hatteras, then Boston and Concord before moving inland as posts shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lathrop
Ther
Williston
N. C
New Haven
Robert R. Briggs
Arizona
Lathrop
Connecticut
Weather Bureau
Galveston
Kentucky
Trinidad
British West Indies
Curacoa
Dutch West Indies
Santiago
Mr. Lathrop
Boston
Tear Ford
Concord
New Hampshire
Notice of School Meeting in Blacktall District No 4
A special meeting of voters in Blacktall school district Williams County North Dakota is set for April 27 1912 to consider issuing bonds of 1400 dollars at four percent. Funds will be used to build and furnish a schoolhouse. Meeting starts two o clock P M at Blacktall. District Clerk c D Helms signs notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range
Williams County
North Dakota
Howe
H. Gember- Ming
Sec
Blacktail
Williams
North
Blacktall
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Williston Mill CO
Williston,n. D
Williams County Bank
Winston State Bank
General Banking
Westby
Pres
A. J. Stafne
V-Pres
Citizens National Bank
U. S
McCartney
James Il'cooper
Davidson
G Harvey
T.F. Marshall James H.cooper IS
C. McCartney
W. 5. Davidson
E. M. Atterberry
Main Street
E. J. Lander & CO
Arthur Cormencham
Wick Wilstoa
Ray Pioneer
Swab & Rather
Officea
Sion
Passiiar
Ing
Ralls, Co. & Borstad
Houglum
Borstad Peaniding
Carri
Geo. C. Drakeley
Work
H. Agen
James Elliott
Catherine
Register's Report
Register of Deed
Shabee Drug Co
Sepeegene Wales Drug Co
Williston Drug Co
s-Herald
Seno
Comntina Sefth
The
Nort
Cook
Chicano
Twin City Transfer
T. Lathrrop
Special Meeting of Voters
C. D. Helms
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