Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale in Williams County
John T. Johnson mortgaged personal property to J I Case Threshing Machine Co on April 23 1911. Details include several farming machines and equipment to cover 45057.36 due. Sale set for August 23 1911 at 2 pm in Williams County North Dakota by agent J P Beans in Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Johnson
J. I Case Threshing Machine Co
Sonal
Dakota
Williams County
North Dakota
Sais
J. I. Vase Threeding Machine Co
Williams
J.P. Beans
Williston
Will Make Good Exhibit
The Commercial Club discussed broad topics at Tuesday's meeting and approved plans to increase membership. They reviewed exhibit preparations for the Bismarck Exposition and the Twin-City land show, with strong support from farmers to ensure an excellent display.
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Commercial Club
Bismarck Exposition
Exhibit preparation details and design approval notes
The committee directs careful pulling of grain for exhibits to avoid damage and requires grain be placed in peck lots for display. The club approves Misa Onona Young’s design for Grester Williston and notes on the Williston Advertising booklet by Mr. Marshall. The booklet showcases wealth of goods arranged and classified artistically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Onona Young
Grester Williston
Williston
Mr. Marshall
Navy recruits from Williston family visit Minneapolis station
The Blankenship brothers R T and W R travel from Williston North Dakota to enlist at the Minneapolis naval station as part of a family effort to supply Navy recruits. Their older brother serves on the battleship Utah while six younger brothers remain at home awaiting consent to join.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Blankenship
Williston
N. D
Navy
R. T
W. R. Blankenship
Minneapolis Naval Station
Utah
Dawson
Youkon
D. N. Allison
Fort McPherson
Mackenzie River
Oliver
Edmonton
Albdenta
Salt River
Mackenzie
Peel
Wausau
Wis
Anna Dona
Paul Belmont
Chicago
LaSalle Street
John McDonel
Pembine
Here
Michigan
Will of John W Gates probated in Texas after Paris death
In Port Arthur Texas the will of John W Gates who died yesterday in Paris is to be probated. The bulk of his fortune, estimated at 40 to 50 million dollars, is expected to go to his son Gates. Also noted are cholera figures in Italy and labor strikes in London impacting commerce.
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New York
John W. Gates
Paris
Port Arthur
Texas
Gates
Chiasso
Switzerland
Italy
Kingdom of Italy
London
Carmen
Washington, D. C
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Senate
Ballinger
Forestry Service
Dickinson
Williston
Washington
Nelson
Frye
Maine
Committee of Commerce
Louis
Dago Hill
Joseph Sardello
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Trent
John Heffernan
Ross Rn
D. 1
Todd, Jr
L. N. Sheldon
R. D. Sutherland
W.S. Barnes
Velva
Orle
Willinon
W. R. McChesney
N.D
Tom Willis
Wildrose
S. Brownell
Shelden
6Th Ave
Itera
St. Louis
Main Street
Business Center
Graphic
Baer Il
Ster of Deeds
Anderson Hdw. Co
Potscent
St Graphic
Milk River Valley
D. L. Blankenship
Hinsdale
Mont
Graph Office
Spring Coulee
A. T. Jeglum
Marmon
Dak
Wisin
Sthool
Beralip
Anderson Hardware CO
Northwest Paz
General Arthur
County of
North Dekots
Tate
Isavons
A. D
H. P. Stedem
H. E. Jeglum
Whole Am't
Gace
Dis. Board
H. E. Jeglam
Treasury
Campbell, Treas
Coulee
Oes
Star Theatre
Ruth Craven Stock Co
Sweden
Edith Barrymore
Shubert
the Farmers &Merchants Bank
Williston, N. D
M. E. Wilson
L. O. Tollefson
A. O. Anderson
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