Local Round-Up Highlights City News and Visits
Local notes report Mies Kate Baldwin back home from &t. yuie and various visits by Minot residents including Mayor Denny and Judge Palda. Other items note births, teaching plans in Hoffland, property moves near Williston, club postponements, a new blacksmith, church address, and several salutary mentions of departures and farewells among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Minot
Palda
BR. H. Kingston
Springbrook
Ivor Neos
South Dakota
Graphic Office
Mra. B
L. Kross
Mra
Last Hope Vanished for Pekin Patient
A Pekin Indiana resident, W. M. Smithart, was saved from a grave by Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and colds. He credits the medicine with a lifelong cure and praises its throat and lung benefits. The ad touts a guaranteed relief, 50 cents and one dollar sizes, with a trial bottle offered.
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Lesding Plysiciane
W. M. Smithart
Pekin
Hotles
Brownell’s
Ottle
Rough Riders drill and training move in North Dakota
The first Troop North Dakota Rough Riders practiced Saturday from 1 30 to 5 30 at Mr Wittmeier s residence and will train weekly with uniforms ordered for June. Officers listed include Captain Jus Breck 1st Lieutenant Harry Smith 2nd Lieutenant George Costello and Chaplain Rev Callecod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rough Riders
North Dakota Rough Riders
Wittmeier
Mr. Newton
T Lat
Jus, Breck
Harry Smith
George Costello
Sureen
J. H. Kelyea
Rev. Callecod
Oscar Bell
Henry Newton
John Heffernan
Winfried Harvey
George Newton
Belyea
Boyd
Harris
Mayo
Porter
Brueeger
Bainfather
Jne
Bell
Paul Bell
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed as Best by Readers
The ad praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best and most popular for coughs and colds with testimonials from Moore Hror of Bujora Iowa and others. It claims quick cures for all ages and lists broad retail availability. Also notes the November wedding of Eva Catherine Dithmer and Charles Samuel Vizina at First Congregational Church with Rev. H Matthew Callecod officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Bujora
Iowa
Chamberlain
All Desiers
First Congregational Church
Mus
Eva Catherine Dithmer
Evanston
Tuinpi
Charles Samuel Vizinu
Willigton
H. Matthew Callecod
Norman Schuler
Misa Herria Regan Dithmer
Evanston, Ill
Mrs. Vizina
Cheated Death and Healed by Electric Bitters
E H Woille of Bear Grove Iowa credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble after two years of pain suff ring and anxiety. He says the medicine gave a complete cure and aids general debility and nerve trouble. Brownell sells them at 50 cents. D D Sullivan of Fargo will visit Williston April 28 and 29 to examine eyes and fit glasses at the Great Northern Hotel. For sale ranch details and inquiries to Mockel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Woille
Bear Grove
Iowa
Brownell
Mra. C. Bilithorpe
D. D. Sullivan
Fargo
Williston
Great Northern Hotel
Williston Seeks Willingness For Rail Road Shop Relocation
Citizens meet at the Williston courthouse to urge Great Northern Railway to consider moving division repair shops here. A committee including Mayor Denny and others will confer with railroad officials visiting the area to discuss inducements and potential location. Also notes on rheumatism remedies, cabbage plants for sale, housing offers, and a new hotel planned for Tren ton run by Mrs. M. Hadeon and sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Great Northern Railway
W. H. Denny
John Bruegger
C. A. Willmeier
G. B. Metzger
BR. M. Calderwood
Trenton
Great Northern Railroad
Mra
M. Hadaon
Firat Clays
Hudeon
New County Organized in McKenzie Territory
McKenzie county formed by last legislature includes Alfred and Wallace unorganized counties. Governor Surles named first officers: A. F. Noble chairman, Frank Banke and J. H. Shaw sheriff, Frank Poe auditor, B. W. Dimmick treasurer, G. W. Milliam register, Halvor L. Moe clerk of court, W. S. Graham probate judge, F. S. Kellogg coroner, John G. Wanke public administrator, Andrew Mann surveyor. No town yet named county seat and no resident teacher or apportionment for a superintendent. Officers qualified before county assessor E. M. Atterberry. Also ad: rheumatism pain relief via Chamberlain's Pain Ball and sale of dry cord and black wood by John Heffernan.
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McKenzie County
Alfred
Wallace
Surles
A. F. Noble
Frank Banke
J. H. Shaw
Frank Poe
B. W. Dimmick
E. M. Atterberry
Irrigation An Idea for Western North Dakota’s Future
H A Nelson of Hofflund North Dakota argues in North Dakota Farmer that widespread irrigation in western North Dakota can yield huge crop gains. He cites sixteen years of experience in the News on Valley Willliama County showing reliable harvests with spring flooding, low yearly costs per acre, and the potential for new homes and settlers if Congress funds an extensive irrigation system.
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North Dakota
Elste
Newson Valley
Williama County
Sam
Congress
H. A. Nelson
Hofflund
N. D
Frightful Suffering Relieved by New Life Pi Claim
A Lake of misspelled line items and ads reports a reader’s claim that Dr. King’s New Life Pills cured stomach and bowel disorders. The feature includes local ad blurbs for sowed goods, found items like an alary’s mitt and a lumber wagon end board, plus notices about cattle brands and seed oats. The piece mirrors a noisy small town page with scattered notices and classifieds.
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C. J. Gravon
Lula
Miss
Dr. King
New Life Pi
Brownell’s
Appointment of Grunsky Sparks Western Reclamation Debate
Washington voices rage over the extraordinary appointment of C. E. Grunsky of California as a consulting engineer in the reclamation service. The controversy centers on his $10,000 salary versus lower pay for peers, questions of legal basis, and the impact on officials like F. H. Newell.
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Washington
C. E. Grunsky
California
Reclamation Service
Congress
Gronsky
Isthmian Canal Commission
Roosevelt
Weetern States
F. H. Newell
Geological Survey
Gruneky
Maloua
Newall
Gunesy
Graneky
Favorable 1905 Crop Start With Early Plowing And Sowing
The 1905 crop season opened favorably with March the warmest of its name in fourteen years and clear skies. Frost left ground enabling early farm work as plowing and harrowing spread through March. In the state’s south and west some wheat was sown, while heavy April rains troubled Red River valley low lands, halting work except on high ground. Ground dries quickly now, and if warm weather lasts seeding should begin by week’s end. Central, northern and eastern regions report similar conditions.
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Red River Valley
Seeding Underway With Weather Delays Across Sections
Reports indicate wheat seeding is active with ground damp from frequent frosts, though forenoon work is limited and afternoons are favored. Ground condition varies, with deficient rains in northwest and west sections. Millet and oats sown in western areas, wheat dominates. Spring plowing up due to favorable weather boosts crop preparation. Mrs. John Broegger returns from Wisconsin with sister Mrs Anne Keck. Mrs Bresgger’s improved health noted. stenographer change at B.M.Uo’s office. Grace Tyler absent due to her father’s illness. Bella Leonhardy fills in during Tyler’s absence.
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Bali
Grace Tyler
Broigger Meresmtle Co
Atore
Sherwood
Bolfinean County
Bella Leonhardy
Tyler
For Sale Fine Early Ohio Seed Potatoes
For sale fine early Ohio seed potatoes. Call at J C Moore's residence 41 The new barber shop at Citizens Bank In the Union keeps the best of toilets tonics. You need not be bald or have dun druff or black beads around your eyes. get face massage. Bret clam sham poo now with our water works. Open at 7 a m and 6 p m. Prof Gordon Warren. A pair of quines Inquire at Grape offices.
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Citizen’s Bank
Bret
Prof
Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mies
Kate Baldwin
Home From &T
Vero Asbury
Misa Eva Marebog
Sanday
Hoffland
Echoos
Toane Bear
Missea Lillie
Katie
Aka Card Club
Dabbae
Congregational Church
H. V. Smith
Rev. White
Alpha
Illinois
M. LeDosquet
John
Hillyard
Mre. LeDosquet
Mize
Mary Anderson
Broenger Mercantile Co
St. Paul
Chas. Ulrich
Milford
Tows
Kingston & Kingston
Messrs
Kingston
Fort Buford
Odd Fellowship
J. Mackersie
Mackersie
Leeds
Hazel Mackersie
Raymond
Platt’s
Lowney
Wilson Dray
Chicago, Milwaukee
A. A. Austill
Cate
A. E. Marguson
E. 8. Grant
Mockel
Putin
W. A. Palmer's
Flist National Bank
New County
Gale
Mau John Heffernan
Marc
Williston Graphic
Medicine Lodge Hill
Rugby Milling Co
The
Graphic
Margaret A
Dow
Sip
Maderson
W. O. Holler
Smith
C. Saxnony
Dochterman
Union Block
Citizens State Bank
Puone No
N.D
W.A. Hall
Albert Patterson
A. J. Panger
Mgr
Brownell & Co
Great Norther
Phone
8. D
Oscar H. Wijl & CO
Bismarck, M
Thomas & Monroe
G. M. Thomas
John Broegger
Winconsin
Anne Keck
Watertown
Wis
Bresgger
Herman Bohafer
B. M. Uo
Ohio
J.C. Moore
Warren
Grape
White
Williams County Actuity
Williston, N. D
Ag A Pai Frederickabarg
Vilas
Ryan & Lukken Custom Tailors
Erickson's Studio
Mads
Erickson
Moor Dept
Main St
Wheelock
Depa
Annie T. Thompscom
Propristrom
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