Williams County Board Proceedings April 1916 Actions
Commissioners approve payments and adjournment, review auditor treasurer offices, declare Springbrook a village, approve bridge work and petitions, reject certain notices, and set next meeting for May 1 1916. Highlights include finalizing incorporation orders, authorizing temporary bridge repairs, and allocating funds across county accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board
Borden
Hagge
County Revenue Fund
John Warren
E. H. Lee
Borden and Webb
Lee
Folden
P. A. Hagge
Webb
Springbrook
W Cc T U Notes Editor Graphic and May 2 Meeting
A local W C C U press superintendent thanks the Graphic for courtesy and notes a temporary removal from city duties. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meeting May 2 at Mrs Martha P F Totem Toesday afternoon. Topics include Problems of Mothers Reverence in teaching and the dangers of alcohol in medicine. Also a long poem about Is the young man safe addresses youth moral concerns and calls church and state to action. Notice given that dead animals in Round Prairie Township must be buried by owners, April 17, 1916. Township Board of Health officials sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springbrooke
Williams Couny
North Dakota
Williams County
Spring Brook
The
Graphic
M. Almeda
Todd
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Martha FP
Mrs. Dickinson
Aquares
David
Round Prairie Township
Township Board of Health
Artylee
R. Kerllinger
Ingson
Poultry Manure as Fertilizer and Bid Notice
Poultry manure is valuable for fertilizing but often unused. A guide explains drying, storage, and mixing ratios for field crops, lawns, and pastures, plus cautions on lime and timing. The article also notes a 1916 bid invitation by Williston, North Dakota, for high school addition work with bid procedures and conditions.
Cleaning and Plowing Offer for Garden Work
Local notice offers cleaning and garden sowing services by L. J. Garretson, with prompt gravel delivery on short notice provided by Adv G J Harding. Contact 394 Blue or phone 43-31 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Garretson
G J
Harding
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J._E. Pettis
Paterenee Peder Aardahl
M .C. Noer
H. M. Ameson
D. G. Boyd
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Anseth
J. E. Frost
D. W. Danielson
Martin Olson
P. G. Aaberg
Henry J. Schneider
N. M. Steen
Paris E
Chamberlinging Assessors
C. W. Truesdell
Sessors
R. Kallak
J. J. Moses
Fred A. Wagner
Lewis A. Nolin
Oscar Mortenson
C. W. Semler
Sensors
J. W. Bowen
Oscar J. Sveen
R.A. Markham
Casper Syke
John Moline
Alfred Swendseid
Frank L. O'Connell
Henry B. Bye
D Koepke
P A. D. Tweeten
Peter Grorud
H. A. Lindow
Torvald Johnson
Cc. R. Cole
O'Less Alspach
C. A. Bjolla
J. C. Helle
John Gunderson
T. A. Hage
M. J. Borden
Manford
Township 164
Board OF County Commissioners
N. D
Sand Creek
C. Ransberger
Ioner Webb
Williston Township
Williams
State of
Hagen’s Place
Barr Butte
Ole A. Lee
Chris McGill
K. Nyhns
Manford C. Webb
C. Field
Helmer
Times-Herald
Yes Herald Pub. Co
Carl Steinberg
Treas
Ward
John Berg
Clerk
Buford
Gra Renters PT Conkey
P Poultry
Strand & Strand
Williston, N. D
Board of Education
Williston Special School
Williston
Builders and Traders Exchange
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Builders Exchange
Minot
E. Joelson
C. Ellithorpe
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Ill
Erich Kather
S. J. Creaser
Hyde & Fur CO
Great Northern Livery Barn
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University
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M. S. Williams
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