Local Officials Named in County Administration Listing
A historic roster lists county roles including Sheriff James Costello, Auditor Hannax Rous, Treasurer F R Zax, Clerk H V Surrs, and County Judge E Leomanry. Also shown are Register of Deeds H E Frei, Coroner E V Ackhmann, and other officials with titles and names across departments.
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Jas
Costello
Hannax Rous
F. R. Zax
H. V. Surrs
Leomanry
Register of Deeds
H. E. Frei Oroner
E. V. B. Ackkhmsn
Bunt
Beacole
Mra
M.A. Benge Ped Barveyor
K. C. Pauw
Williston Town Trustees Hold Regular Meeting Minutes
Williston North Dakota December 6 1898 board of town trustees with Parshall Freeman and Zahl present. Minutes read and approved bills approved for plastering jail and lime for jail among others.
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Fort Buford
1. C. C. F. Merta
Freeman
N. G
N. E. Prupuowse
V. G. D. Beran
Sec
F. R. Zam
Treas
Trustees
I. C. Srwant
D. F. Krva
F. M. Buck
Williston
North Dakota
Town Board of Trustees of the Town of
Parshall, Freeman
Zahl
Howe Hanson
Hedderich Bros. & Co
Ima
Local Round-Up Highlights and City News
Mr. Young of Buford visited the city yesterday while Chas Becker came in from the reservation Sunday. Bergh’s hotel brick veneering is finished. T. M. Uhlman came from High Grass Monday. Minnesota gubernatorial votes reached 251,265. Attend the “Celebrated Case” tonight at Odd Fellows hall. Wm. Irona took a trip across the Missouri Friday. Wm. Loughland attended the county board meeting Monday. A. W. Atkinson of St. Paul, P. F. Collier agent, was in town again this week. Holiday shopping fills stores packed with goods. Proposals sought for county hands case and county steel bridge. Grand Forks council approved a new electric plant from the contractor. Frank Poe is recovered from a broken shoulder. Congregational services Sunday at 1 and 8, Sunday School 2:30, Y P S C E at 7. Carl Kemna heads to Culbertson for Hedderich Bros. stock opening. Play costumes cost about two hundred dollars. Robert Strand shipped 46 head of beef cattle to Chicago. Mrs S. T. Woodward sails to Ashland Oregon tomorrow. Chas Tarr sick last week. Frank Kuaste recovers from quinsy and returns to work. Wolf-bounty and fur buyers urged to contact A B Maderson. East Grand Forks Courier remains the largest ad patron at the exchange table.
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Odd Fellows
Hall
Irona
Missouri River
Wm. Loughland
Bargain Clothing and Boots Offerings at Leading Stores
Emphasizes reliable knit boots and Fall winter outerwear with emphasis on value. Promotes sacks, Cassimere Cheviots and Worsteds, Ulsters priced from eight to thirteen fifty, and overcoats seven fifty to ten. Highlights tailoring house M Born Co Chicago and polite return policy to ensure proper fit. Includes various brand and pea product mentions.
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M. Born and Co
Chicago
Local notes from Buford to Culbertson and beyond
The report details D Kerr in Buford with a wagon of family supplies, Dan Harris returning from Chicago, and Congressman Johnson securing rooms at the Grand Pacific in Bismarck for forty five legislative supporters. It notes cattle shipments to Chicago, Odd Fellows improvements, post office deficits, Hedderich Bros new Culbertson store, a free ball, and multiple travels including John Strain to old Mexico.
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Johnson
Grand Pacific Hotel
Bismarck
Special Offer on Book and Encyclopaedia for 18
An advertising note promotes Your Book and Encyclopaedia for 18 a valuable reference with over 550 pages. It claims more than 55 000 copies of 180% issue sold at 250 gach and invites readers to see the advertisement on another page for details.
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Williston Graphic
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
Animal
Encyclopaedia
Gach
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A scrambled OCR item presents fragmented data with unclear context and few readable details. The text appears to include numbers and garbled words, offering limited basis for a coherent newspaper card.
Paris Peace Talks Likely Split Into Two Treaties
Washington reports an expected division of talks into two treaties. A single peace accord will cover only basic relinquishment of Cuba and the Philippines. A separate treaty would handle commercial renewal, cable and cooling stations, and other extraterritorial issues to speed peace and prisoner releases.
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Washington
Paris
Cuba
Spanish West Indies
Guam
Philippines
Spatiu
United States
Green's August Flower Praised by World Traveler
Professor Honton endorses Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for indigestion liver trouble and irregular habits after ten years worldwide use. Sample bottles offered free by Broegger Mecumtite Co. and sold through dealers internationally.
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Prof
Honton
Rample
Broegger Mecumtite Co
Town Board Proceedings and Fines Report
The October and November treasurer and trustee salaries are listed, with totals. Fines collected for October and November are reported, totaling $114.70 and $159.90 respectively, with notes on ordinances and city maintenance actions.
Dramatic Club Presents Prologue and Four Acts
On Friday evening December 9 1998 the Williston Dramatic Club will stage a prologue followed by four acts at the Congregational church. The event features the popular train in a lighted program.
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Williston
Williston Town Lots for Sale on Main Street and Avenues
A long list of lots across multiple blocks on Main Street Broadway Sassen Gibbs and Anderson Avenues is offered for sale. The notice states that trespassers have had time to buy and that sales will be made to first buyers at appraised prices after May 2, 1898.
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Willwtem
N.J
Fargo Forum
Fargo
N. D
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Cooper
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Old Mexico
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E. Leonhardy
St. Paul
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Mexico
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North Dakota Milling Association
Thayer
Fergusville
Tin Plate Trust
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F. R. Zabil
Rose Son
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City Justice of the Peace
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Tay Hock
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