Notice to Build Sidewalks in Williston North Dakota
City of Williston directs six foot cement sidewalks along Main Street First Avenue West and East and other streets in Brueger Marmon and related plats. Owners must construct sidewalks by May 18 1912 or face contractor construction at owner expense with special assessment. Mayor Joseph W. Jackson City Auditor N B Ludowene seal.
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Williston
North Dakota
Williaton
Flrst Avenue
Fifth Street
Eleventh Street
Bruegee
Flist Avenue
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
Bruegger
West Seventh Street
Third Ave
Bruegs
Ger
Lota
Marmon
Second Ave
Lote
Schroder
Second Street
Broadway
First Avenue
Fourth Ave
LeDonquet
Wiliaton
Marion
Ngme
City of
Sealed bids invited for hot air furnace at Williston seed house
Notice for bids from 1912. Bids due May 11 to W. A. Yoder for furnishing and installing one hot air furnace at Williston Experiment Station Seed House in Williston North Dakota. Plans and specs available from E. B. Schollander in Waliston North Dakota.
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W. A. Yoder
Agricultural College
N. D
Williston Experiment Station
Williston
E. B. Schollander
Waliston
Bid Notice for Testa Building Concrete Work
The building committee of the Congregational church invites bids for concrete work and rough floor at the Testa building on Saturday. Bid specifications are available at the Williston Land Office. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Each bid must include a certified check equal to ten percent of the bid amount. R. M. Calderwood, chairman.
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Congregational Church
Testa
Williston
R. M. Calderwood
Com
Bids Wanted for Formosa School Buildings Sale
The Formosa School Board seeks bids to sell two school buildings on sections 14 and 17 in township 102. Sealed bids must include a 10 percent certified check as a bid guaranty. All bids marked for purchase of school house and received by May 11, 1912. Board may reject any or all bids. Walter Albright, Gambetta, North Dakota.
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School Board of
Formosa Dist
Secs
Township
Walter Albright
Eek . Gambetta
N. Dak
Notice for Publication Land Claim in Williston North Dakota
Department of the Interior notice lists final five year proof for land in Williston North Dakota to be made May 6 1912. Witnesses named are Charles D Helms Robert J Wright W Ward Stine Albert McIntosh all of Marmon ND. Samuel Adams Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Williston
N. D
Meridian
Charles D. Helms
Robert J. ‘Wright
W. Ward Stine
Albert McIntosh
Marmon
Samuel Adams
Register
Bishop Mann to Visit Williston Next Sunday
Bishop Mann, head of the North Dakota Episcopal church, plans services in Williston next Sunday at the usual hours. The sermon will include holy communion and a discussion with the bishop about a Winston rector and possible timing for a new appointment.
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Episcopal Church
City
Mann
North Dakota
Williston
Winston
Congregational Church of Williston Invites Community
The Congregational Church announces an 8:00 p m study for members and an 7:30 p m K O K A meeting Friday. Ladies Aid gathers Thursday afternoon. Minister William Knighton Bloom invites strangers and newcomers to attend divine worship and be welcomed.
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Congregational Church
Williston Iz
Ladies' Aid Society
William Knighton Bloom
Williams County Republican Candidate for County Superintendent
Martha P. Tatem announces her candidacy for the office of County Superintendent of Schools on the Republican ticket, subject to voters at the June 26, 1912 primary.
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Williams County
Martha P. Tatem
New Apple Dumplings With Crispy Shell Delight
Janet McKenzie Hill promotes a novel apple dumpling method in Boston Cooking School Magazine. It uses bite sized apples without core leakage and a biscuit shell that crisps to hold juice, served with hard sauce or cream sugar for housewives.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Chicago
Linotype Way Advances In Printing History
The Linotype machine, praised as a real composing device, revolutionized newspaper work. Daniel Morgantaler backed its factory, leading to rapid production, diverse type sizes, and one operator handling extensive composition with remelted slugs. The system enables complete modern composing rooms, matching big city offices in capability and speed.
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Merganthaler
Morganthaler
Chicago
New York
Linotype
Will Unionize Clerks Move Toward Early Closing Pact
City clerks held a meeting reviewing petitions and found over one thousand in favor of early closing. A three member committee will contact businesses to ratify a May closing pact. Efforts toward forming a clerks union have secured funds for a charter application.
Saturday Dinner by Methodist Cooks at Church Basement
Six cooks from the Methodist church will offer an old fashioned dinner in the church basement Saturday from 11:30 until all are fed. The menu includes ham and eggs roast beef mashed potatoes pies salads and coffee. Attire is flexible and dress is not important. The price is thirty five cents with ample servings and quick service for a Saturday rush.
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Methodist Church
Spring Coulee Community Notices and Local Meetings
P A Campbell and Tom Patterson visited Williston to move household effects. Ladies' Aid to meet May 2. Mrs Burke Marmon and Mrs Morlay Spring Coulee called on Campbell. Sunday school met with a good crowd and next session May 5. W S Mitchell visited Opportunity. Tyrone local May 4 plans joint meeting with East Fork. Patterson helps Campbell with spring work. Several locals visited E O Lucas, and Addyman family moved to Wild Rose farm. Andrew Moline of Williston visiting John Moline.
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John Burke
Marmon
Morlay
Clay
Spring Coulee
P. A. Campbell
W. S. Mitchell
City of Opportunity
James Elliott
Tyrone
East Fork
Tom Patterson
Arthur Clay
Renie
Charlie
Fred
George Hellyer
Lucas
J.T. Addyman
Wild Rose
E. ©. Lucas
Williston
Extended visit brings Burke family to Fairbank then Ohio
Abram J. Burke and family of Alexander spent Monday in the area before heading to Fairbank Iowa to visit Mrs. Burke's relatives and plan a three month stay. J W Peck and family will manage their Alexander farm in their absence. A bullet stick pin was lost. finders may leave it at Smith’s jewelry store for a reward.
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Abram J. Burke
Alexander
Fairbank
Iowa
Smith's Jewelry Store
Jury Deadlock in State vs Commissioners Borstad Drakeley Helle Houglam
After more than a day of deliberation the jury reported a disagreement to Judge Fisk in the case charging the four commissioners with excessiveness. Unofficial tallies suggested a 10 to 2 vote for conviction. A new trial could follow if no verdict is reached.
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Borstad
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Williston Graphic
Joan A.consort
Joseph W. Jackson
N. B. Ludowene
Bishop Mann
Hugh S. Fullerton
Frank Isbell
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Isbell
Boston
W. A. Garrison
the Boston
Williston, North Dakota
Methodist Ladies Aid
Charles Alfred
Olson
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