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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
6
Hart Schaffner Marx garments use all wool fabrics and thorough shrinking to preserve shape. Superior tailoring and quality insides ensure long lasting style and dependable fit.
The Styleplus line promises thorough ly shrunk all wool and silk materials and offers a replacement if a garment fails to wear reasonably. For repairs a button tear or loose item is fixed free of charge at any Styleplus store, with label and guarantee visible on the garment.
City of Williston council reconvened April 23 1912 with Aldermen Borsheim Marelius Milloy Snyder Hollar Smith Rutledge present and Van Dyke absent. Board organized electing Hollar president and Snyder vice president then set sidewalk and street improvements and bids for fire hall and lignite contracts.
Annie Mantash of Marmon North Dakota filed for final five year proof to establish her claim on SE1-4 NW1-4 81-2 NE1-4 NE1-4 SE1-4 Section 20 Township 157 North Range 101 West Fifth Principal Meridian. witnesses named John Martin Joseph Simall An Zodrow All Nelson all of Marmon ND. hearing May 20, 1912 before John Flutie U S Commissioner at Bonetraill ND. Samuel Adams Register.
Sealed bids requested by District No 36 Williams County North Dakota to furnish material and construct a new school house on section 10 age 102. Bids due May 18 1912 at 6 PM with certified check and bond for performance. Board reserves right to reject all bids. Mail to district clerk Gladys ND.
Notice is given that by virtue of a chattel mortgage held by Williams County Bank the mortgaged property including a ten year old black gelding, a sorrel mare about ten years old, a work harness and wagon with harness gear will be sold at the Williston court house at 2:00 p.m. on May 13, 1912 to satisfy $210.80 plus $45.00 keeper charges.
A brief note asks if aid will be given again during the campaign at the fiscal year event. The inquiry underscores ongoing political outreach and planning for upcoming elections.
By order of Williams County Bank Will sell at the front door of the Court House in Williston North Dakota the described chattel property at 2 06 o clock PM on May 4 1912 to satisfy mortgaged debt. Assets include Bray gelding Beauty bay gelding Jerry Smith farm wagon harness plow harrow branded stock and more with totals due 296 95. Mortgagee attorney Geo A Gilmore Williston ND.
George Rawitscher of Williston, North Dakota seeks full discharge from debts after bankruptcy adjudication on April 26, 1911. Court hearing set for June 27, 1913 in Fargo with notice to known creditors via Willis ton Graphic.
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