Local Round-Up Offers Miscellaneous Notices and Ads
Ed Norton of Minot visits Williston on Tuesday as local notices promote services from Williston Drug Co. and Williston Land Co. to disc sharpening, furniture sales, wall paper, and real estate loans. Public notices mention candidates, a Republican inquiry, and upcoming events including a McGilvery vaudeville at the Opera House on April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willieton Drug Co
Williston Land Company
Williston Drug Co
R.M. Mclntosh
Marmon
Morris
J. W. Coulter
Fon Sarz
H. J. Cane
W. B. Overson
Aman
Crossett
David R. Lang
Court House
C. G. Sorgensen
TJ. A. Lumney
Congregational
Lumney Ia
Allere
Otto Atheosen
Ray
States Attorney
Pa Williston Land Company
Moodie secures extra rooms as he plans permanent stay
Dr. C R Moodie has rented two additional rooms in the Union block alongside his existing lodging and may settle permanently in the city on his forthcoming visit. Discussion continues on the Shriners Excursion to Los Angeles set for early next month despite the recent earthquake. Shriners in the Twin cities proceed with preparations and expect a word soon from Los Angeles about the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Moodie
Union Block
N. F. Snyder
Mclntosh
Cathro
Shriners
Los Angeles
Twin Cities
Book and Thimble club meets at Gainty ranch
Despite bad weather a good attendance gathered at Mrs. E A Sharp's ranch for the Book and Thimble club. Three papers on Panama were presented by Mrs. Grogan DeLessepe and Mrs. Van Slyke, with jokes and laughter filling the afternoon. Next meeting set for May 9 at Mrs. Brownson's hosted by Mrs. Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Sharp
Jolly Bay
Panama
Grogan
Gainty Ranch
Williston News Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Trade
B L Hardaway returned to the twin cities while other residents like W D Atterbury and Mrs Frank Tyler were noted for health and supply runs. The Tadoweses Smith Realty Co offers abstracts of title. Williston Drug Co advertises office supplies. Editor Killian and Mrs Killian toured claims north west of the city. A local property trade proposal seeks Williston irrigation project land for city property with over 15 percent net income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Drug Co
N. Hydle
First State Bank of Garrison
N.D
Williston
Williston Land Co
R. M. Calderwood
Williston Land Company
Wheelock
Lede owepe-Smith
B. L. Hardaway
Twin Cities
First National Bank
Willlaton Aa
Minot
Carney
U.S
W.D. Atterbury
Frank Tyler
Tadoweses Smith Realty Co
Killian
Tewmer
Millian
Milan
W. 1. Ovenson
Insurance Ban on Property Against Fire and Wind Storm
First National Bank of Willistan North Dakota warns property owners to insure against fire and wind storm risks. The notice calls for securing protection through standard fire and wind insurance policies to shield assets from weather and fire damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Willistan
N. Dak
Interior awards canal project contract in Yellowstone area
The Interior Department assigns a $251,516 contract to Freeman & Co of Mankato Minnesota for Division No 2 of the main canal in the Lower Yellowstone project spanning North Dakota and Montana. Division No 4 goes to Henry C Delsney of Williston North Dakota. Rural carriers appointed in North Dakota include Fargo Route 2 Charles D Whitman Oberon Route 1 Joseph O Simon Valley City Route 5 Chiria Norgard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Freeman & Co
Mankato
Minn
Lower
Yellowstone Project
North Dakota
Montana
Henry C Delsney
Williston
North Dakotas
Fargo
Charles D. Whitman
Oberon
Joseph O. Simon
Valley City
Chiria Norgard
Immigrants arrive as local lumber trade expands
Wheelock items note daily arrivals of land seekers and ample immigrant workers with horses and farming gear. Garst Bros haul lumber and erect new houses on their claims while Eva Peterson returns from Fish Take to spend summer on her claim. John Dahl made final proof at Minot. C R Lofgren resigned as Meyer Lumber manager and was replaced by R Alsuker of Tioga. Lofgren brothers visit. numerous tradesmen and visitors frequent town as more immigrants arrive this spring ready to clear sod by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garst
C. R. Lofgren Thaa
Meyer Lumber Company
R. Alsuker
Tioga
Molin
L. C. Nelson
Great Northern Hotel
Flickertail Nuggets and Local Union Formations Coincide
Various North Dakota notes report Fargo clerks forming a retail workers union and Rock Lake musicians organizing a string band. Minot updates say a gas ordinance becomes law while a Fortineau county jury splits on a wheat theft case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Rock Lake
Minot
Fortineau
Kenmare
Billins Dickinson
Glendive
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Parter
Wittuewox
Brownell & Co
Williston, N. D
E. C. Carney
U. S
Wheelock, North Dakota
Annie T. Thompson
C. R. Modie
Dantist
Citizen's Bank
Gordon
E. R. Brownson
Ed Norton
Claude Wooda
McGilvery Company
Ao. F. McKeever
Scofield Block
N. D
W. C. Tatum
Williams County
Sudanese-Smith Realty Co
Lucky Bix
Johnson
E. G.greenup
Wiiketon Land Co
St. Paul
Joseph W. Jackson
Yellowstone Valley
H. J. Case
Livingston
Graphic Office
McGilvery Co
Lsquire
Ludoweee-Smith Realty Co
T. W. Young
W. P
R. V. Simmons
Fiat
Mr. Simmonere
Grand Forka Herald
Opera House
Chicago
Bob
Eva McGilvery
J. W. Snyder
Mra. Snyder
Mias Hosking
Wood
G. M. Berg
Brueguer Mercantile Company
John Armstrong
Estevan
Canada
Farm Loans Williams Co, Bank
Thomas & Munroe, Undertakers
G. M. Thomas
Fargo 4
Willigton, North Dakota
Mre
J. J. Nevers
Cando
Ver Caily
W.D. Upp
Louis Larson
Munke
Buller
Minneapolis
Fassett
Merchai
Gust Lofgren
Brother
Lofgren Bros
J L. Whitney
Great Northern
Geo. W. Jones
Prop
Ast Street
Main St
Sassen Ave
Avery Pooh
Minneapolis Cereal CO
Olleg
Dochterman
Citizens State Bank
ANSAN
Williams County, N. D
Citizen's State Bank
Panger
Preble
Moorhead
Dept, Main St. Williston
Percy
Crewe
Lawyter
U. 3
N. & Stewart
Cor
Barthes Berg
Oscar H, Will & Co
Bismarck
Hans Lokken
Custom Tailors
A. Beaudoux
M. D
Fargo, W.D
Edwards
Eighth St
Nposite Presbyterian Church
John Mack & Co
Minnispolis, Minn
J. Hl
Belyea
Mount Moriah
Firnwaolt, WM
C. B. Hayes
J. W
Lawn
Williston, North Dakota
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