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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
4
Van R. Brows announces reelection bid for Williams County States Attorney North Dakota subject to the upcoming primary on June 19 1906 and seeks voters support. Orrro Arsromsy.
Farm owners urged to apply for a quick loan with no bonus or examination fee. State interest rates advertised with a promise of immediate funds. Contact Melwrosw and Cataro at Union Block Williston for details and application.
Williston North Dakota officials convened with no quorum, adjourning to April 14 1908. The board approved bills, accepted tuition receipts, and hired teachers including Ellix, Eva A Bradford, Alma Leonhardy, Julia Freck, and Elizabeth Webster at monthly salaries. A nine month term was set starting September 1905 and preparations for high school commencement were assigned.
The Moroccan reform conference in Algeciras ends with a signed single copy of the convention. Delegates, including the Duke of Almodovar, outline a 16 column document with 123 articles. The pact envisions a Moroccan police force of 2,500 under native ranks and foreign instructors.
Washington April William Alden Smith announces for the fifth Michigan district to succeed Senator Alger who voluntarily retires. Alger says health forces withdrawal and thanks supporters with gratitude. Roosevelt declines invitation to attend the League of American Municipalities convention in Chicago stating he cannot attend.
Vienna reports the Hungarian cabinet formed under Prime Minister Dr. Alexander Wekerle. Principal portfolios are held by Count Albert Antonyi Count Julius Andraasy and Francis Kossuth with a focus on governance following the April developments.
North Dakota items report gas deaths of Peter Zengs and John Zengs during well drilling near their farm. several regional incidents follow. Minot hosts ninth annual enforcement league convention with temperance measure goals. Minot suicide case of Rolla area farmer Hietala. Grand Forks and other towns report transport and court incidents. Minot firemen prepare for state tournament with significant turnout expected.
Summary of North Dakota era brief items: Maxbass reports nurses stolen from a farmer near Towner. business leaders in Towner back a 226 barrel four mill project to boost town growth. Bathgate barn fire. Jamestown electric road plan to connect Spiritwood Lake as a summer resort. Drake notes Soo Railway townsite plans along the Flintstone extension. Willow City dog poisoner at large. Jamestown calf with lump jaw treated. Dickinson preliminary sewer plans estimated at 700. Towner public school building praised. Minnewaukan announces Wm. Miller as candidate for Representative. woods primaries set for June 18.
Rain slowed spring work but people kept busy. J H Hanger and Mr Wout traveled to Montana last Tuesday and returned with a Broncho team for farm work. Mrs Simmons hosted guests including families of Mauston Morgan and Lutz. An egg roast by the river followed dinner. A fire endangers timber between here and Willeyton. residents urged caution as大家.
Land Office at Minot announces final proof for Albert Snider holder of H. B. No. 26980, sw4s swis, se44 tec, sec 1 and 12, two 153n 102w. Witnesses M C Webb D F Snyder BE A Webb and S C Warner, all of Williston, to prove residence and cultivation. May 17, 1908, before U S Commissioner BL Hardaway at Williston ND.
State of North Dakota witnesses the dissolution of the partnership of A H Vohs and J B, doing business as Vanne Co in Williston. The partners consent to dissolve the business and assume debts and liabilities and collect all moneys due to the company. Dated at Williston North Dakota this 8th day of April 1906.
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