Farm loan firm and grain price notes
Short listing notes barley and oats prices per bushel and references E. C. Carney & Co. as sources for farm loans. No additional context or dates provided.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
5
Short listing notes barley and oats prices per bushel and references E. C. Carney & Co. as sources for farm loans. No additional context or dates provided.
Lees and personal items mention H V Smith, Falkanger Hamre's Main street furniture, St Joseph church services, Missouri River Lumber yard, Mrs W C McGinnis and daughter Helen at Urbana Illinois for two months, farm loans via N D Sudanese Williston, G Rawitscher of New York store travels to Twin Cities for stock, Bergman farm or city loans Wegley Block, and Bonetrail Construction Co awarded the Freeman district No 29 school house contract.
E C Carney Co and Ed Rozen advertise loans and stock buys while N B Sudanese and H V Smith promote farm and city financing. A civic league meeting is set for Tuesday at K P hall. A new schoolhouse planned in district 28. a new baby at the Graphic family and a picnic by L O P H club. Postmaster Metzger notes upcoming free city delivery on Oct 1. Several residents travel to eastern cities for goods and real estate investment opportunities.
H. V. Smith advertises farm loans and city loans and invites buyers to view the best farm lands offered by H. V. Smith. The short notice emphasizes loan options and property opportunities.
A compact clipping blends a humorous correction by young Spurgeon after a mayor questions his heaven remark with a brief look at a mourning bead worn by an actor from a theater. It mentions a manager noting crowds, a sales pitch for goods, and social notes about licenses and visits among local figures.
Graphic wants pay their way. Mrs D D Tuttle of Trenton is quite i. Miss Hodgig Johnson of Milner ND has accepted a position in Stepha jem Husebys hardware store. John Schikaney is having a two tory residence erected on the corner of Fifth street and First avenue west. Mr and Mrs John McDonald of Culbertson were in the city the first of the week to consult Dr Dochterman in regard to an injury to Mrs Mc Donalds hand. Mr and Mrs Joe Bohameren living near Bonetrails are the happy parents of a brand new baby girl born last week. The baby weighs nine pounds and has black hair and eyes and is a beauty. E J Swedlund of Swedland Bros Jewelers left Sunday for a vacation trip of two or three weeks through the west. He expects to visit Spokane Seattle Portland and many other points before his return. J W Smith is having a neat six room and bath residence built on the corner of Third avenue east and Seventh street. The house will be modern in every particular and will cost about four thousand dollars. The Book and Thimble club closed the contract last week with the company for the five numbers of the entertainment course mentioned in last weeks issue. The first number will not appear however until November. There has been several cases in police court this week one being a case of drunk and disorderly against Mr and Mrs J H Ham in which each received a fine totaling 15. Other cases were those against S H Loftun and Martin Olson for the same offense each receiving a fine of 85.
W C Palmer advises that level cultivation preserves soil moisture by reducing surface exposure and runoff. Ridged furrows waste moisture and dry root zones, while deep plowing and level fields improve root feeding surface. Applies to corn, potatoes, vegetables, and trees.
Rain or shine, I make first and second mortgages. This is the year you may need them. Call at my office, Rooms 3 and 4, Graphic Block, Williston, N D, or Phone 17. E R Brownson.
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