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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
9
Several officials and residents announce Republican bids in Williams County and statewide races. George W. Wilson of Williston seeks governor, Thomas F. Marshall of Oakes and A J Gronna of Washington enter U S Senate races, while Oli Harstad of Bonetraill and Stereby of Epping seek Williams County treasurer posts.
The candidate Carl Livdahl of Ray North Dakota seeks the office of treasurer of Williams County subject to the June primary voters decision.
County judge candidate announces run for Williams County North Dakota on the Republican ticket in the primary election. Vague date references include June and March. The notice names Siver R Otesa as the candidate.
Robert Norheim of Alexander North Dakota announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for member of the House from the 41st district. He pledges to serve the district and state by the voters in the upcoming primary in 1910.
County resident Oscar Hanson of Williston North Dakota announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Treasurer. He requests voters support at the primary election on June 20, 1910, subject to the will of the voters.
A stray listing reports three horses, a brown mare branded circle dot with front shoes, a brown gelding with front shoes, and a brown gelding marked W. G. on the shoulder weighing about 1100 pounds. Louis Hohyede of Donnybrook, North Dakota asks to be notified.
A stray white gelding with a white star in the forehead and collar marks was reported in Seotton on April 21. Notices detail foreclosures on mortgages held by The United States Land and Investment Company and The Savings Loan and Trust Co, through Sheriff E. B. Olson and attorneys LeSueur & Bradford, with sales set for May 21, 1910, at the Williams County courthouse to satisfy amounts due on the respective mortgages.
The Williston Graphic states it has a ready supply of petition blanks for county and legislative candidates and can fulfill orders at any time to support campaign filing efforts.
Notice of foreclosure on a 1909 mortgage by John Ober, widower, to The Savings Loan and Trust Co. The land described includes parts of Sections 21 and 28, Township 154 North, Range 102 West. Sale set for 2 PM May 21, 1910, at the county courthouse to satisfy $320.65 plus costs. Attorneys Pauche & Headend, Minot, ND.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Williston North Dakota April 4 1910 notices Erik Gustaf Larson of Williston Route 2 filed for Homestead entry No 02h for SW SE Section 24 Township 154 N Range 102 W 6th P M to prove up. Hearing May 12 1910 before Register and Receiver Williston ND witnesses Ewald Nelson Ole Joto D J Brown Jim Messier all of Williston Route 2, Geo W Wilson Register. Certification of Williston partnership Williston Milling Co by Charles W Jennison Warren J Jerry Miller O Frank. Notaries public certify the partnership conduct and signatures. Commission expirations noted.
Sealed bids due May 28 1910 to Secretary of State Bismarck for eight year term to print publish and sell North Dakota Supreme Court Reports. Each bid must include 1000 certified check. State may reject all bids. Alfred Blaisdell Secretary of State dated April 24 1910. If you want to borrow money see First National Bank.
Notice is given that Daniel McGinley mortgaged to The Savings Loan and Trust Co. a property in Williams County North Dakota. The sale is set for May 21, 1910 to satisfy $112.92 plus costs. the premises cover parts of the NW and NE quarters of Section 17 Township 161 North Range 100 West. If default occurs the entire balance becomes due. Attorneys for Mortgagees, Minot North Dakota.
Notice is hereby given that Ernest I. eel of Williston North Dakota who on November 20th filed for final homestead proof for the SW quarter of the SE quarter and the NW quarter of the SW quarter in section 6 township 154 North range 101 West has filed not.ices of intention to make final homestead proof to establish claim to the land above described before the register and receiver at Williston North Dakota on the 28th day of the month. Claimant names and witnesses Leola Moss Austin Shotts Eve Moser Emma Koblhorn all of Williston North Dakota.
The State of North Dakota to Samuel Boyd and Joseph Sulansky. Defendant is summoned to answer the complaint within 30 days of service or judgment by default will be entered. Notice given March 22, 1910, Williston, with Geo A. Gilnone as attorney for the plaintiff.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Williston North Dakota provides notice that Adelina Panger of Williston failed to file final commutation proof or establish residence for her homestead entrySerial 04120 in NWM Section 27 Township 16 N Range 10 W with Principal Meridian. The notice names witnesses Helge Helpeson and A Pane among others and is signed by Register W. Wilson.
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