Builders of a Great City highlight Williston leadership
A profile of Williston leaders and businessmen from Williams County Bank to local hotels and restaurants. It lauds D H McMillan and J D Milne at the bank, Jermanus Boushiman retailers, Spaun Gibb hotel investors, Hib Buhler and Great Northern Cafe, and lawyers like Palmer. It notes plans for a major 1909 hotel and growth driven by energetic, capable locals.
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Williams County Bank
Williston
D. H. McMillan
J. D. Milne
N. Hayes
S. M. Hydle
Busineas
Williams County
McKay Brothers Drive Growth as Leading Local Druggists
McKay Brothers, two-year entrants in the Wil liston area, have built a trusted drugshop known for a complete stock and skilled pharmacist. Their strict business principles, accuracy, and courteous service have earned broad patronage and recognition as leaders in their line.
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McKay Bros
McKay Brothers
Williston
National Store Leaders Prove Expertise in Williston
The National Store proprietors Thos Jerminas and Joseph Bousli have shown strong business knowledge during two years in Williston. Their large store offers a full department line with quality goods and a clear grasp of trade, having come from St. Paul.
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Jermanus & Boushiman
National Store
Williston
St. Paul
Seven Bar Meat Market Promises Quality and Fair Prices
KL Wilson & Co. successor to Hilbiah & Shaw operates Seven Bar Meat Market offering fresh and cured meats with liberal pricing and friendly service. The ad claims a first class shop, convenient location, and urges patrons to try the market.
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Seven Bar Meat Market
KL Wilson & Co
Hilbiah & Shaw
G Northern Cafe in Williston Draws City Air
The Great Northern Cafe in Williston, run by G. J. Buller, adds a metropolitan touch to the town. The article highlights its dining appeal and local presence, noting Buller’s management and the cafe’s role in shaping the city’s scene.
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Pietropoutne
Williston
Great Northern Cafe
G. J. Buller
Halvorson Elevators Flour and Grain Business Thrives
J O Halvorson operates a thriving Wil liston elevator flour feed and grain business. He purchased the operation last July from Mr McCormick and buys all kinds of grain at the highest market price. The 16000 bushel capacity facility maintains a constant supply of flour and feeds with prompt delivery. The accompanying cut hints at the vast scale but actual business volume remains unseen.
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Williston
J. O. Halvorson
McCormick
Halvorson
Dahl Bros Blacksmithing Builds Williston Enterprise
Gene and J P Dahl moved from Springbrook to East Broadway Williston four years ago seeking fortune in the West. They opened a shop there after two years at Springbrook and have since seen exceptional success. J P Dahl is an expert horseshoe examiner and the shop uses modern machinery to deliver quick, quality work. The brothers support local enterprise and community advancement.
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Springbrook
Williston
East Broadway
J. P. Dahl
E B Link Contractor and Builder Spotlight
E B Link a Williston contractor and builder specializes in cement concrete works. He produces cement blocks, studies concrete mixes, and has secured many contracts for cement crossings basements and foundations as Williston anticipates a building boom next summer.
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Link
Williston
Williston Welcomes L M Huset Pool Hall on Broadway
L M Huset, former Minot resident, opens a pool room and lunch counter in Williston near Broadway in the Golden Rule store. The young operator brings experience as a restaurant man and short order cook, drawing crowds to his growing amusements and convenient dine and game options on busy Broadway.
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Williston
L. M. Huset
Minot
Broadway
Golden Rule
Mr. Huser
Mr. Huset
Caucasian Cafe Reopens Under New Williston Management
The Caucasian Cafe, under new owner I. J. Brownlee, reopens with improved interior and staff. The popular eatery promises wholesome meals, steady service, and neat surroundings, aiming to attract a growing, beehive of hungry patrons.
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Williston
I. J. Brownlee
The
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Brownlee
Williston Welcomes F R Kleinsorge Tectrician Plumber
Williston relies on F R Kleinsorge a veteran t electric light and plumbing contractor. He has long served local firms, now operates a shop with a large stock of electrical and plumbing appliances, serving Williston and surrounding areas with reliable work.
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Williston
City of Opportunity
F. R. Kleinsorge
Williston's Grit and Growth Driven by State Resources
The article extols Uncle Sam guiding water to farms and state grain research to boost farmers. It lauds North Dakota climate as ideal for health and vigor, and predicts Williston and Williams County wealth will grow with centralized advantages and local resolve. Watch Williston win.
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Uncle Sam
North Dakota
Williston
Williams County
Williston Win
Cheap Fuel and Power From Williston Lignite
Williston citizens promote a lignite fuel economy citing abundant local mines within four miles and low operating costs. They forecast cheap heat and power as a key advantage for future factories and note a regional power company formed to supply low cost electricity to new industries.
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Williston
North Dakota
Cheap Building Material From Nature's Bounty
The article extols land near Williston with abundant natural resources. It emphasizes Mother Earth’s generous deposits meant to enhance human comfort and agricultural yields, promising economic benefit from local earth materials.
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Williston
North Dakota’s future building stone from Williston deposit
A Williston sandstone deposit offers abundant fuel, clay, and ready building material. The reserve, near accessible sandstone beds, could supply North Dakota’s growing cities for generations. The superb stone is easy to work into blocks and used widely, boosting the City of Opportunity.
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Williston
North Dakota
City of Opportunity
Williston Schools Highlight Modern Methods and Staff
The Williston school system is a first class state high school receiving 860 dollars in state aid. Tuition is free for state residents and the district plans to add staff for overflow grades while expanding manual training, music, and drawing.
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Williston
Board of Education
C. Ellithorpe
University of Minneota
North Dakota
Mary McAndrew
University of North Dakota
Nona Outram
Shanley
Coger
Webster
Runice
Burleigh
Barmfather
Kinder
Bunston
Young
McLaughlin
Steinbach
Althe
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Spaun & Gibb
Williston Hotel
Wm. Gibb
Spaun
Buhler
Bubler
Williamton
Great Northern
Huset
Palmer
Stillwater
University of Minnesota
University of
F. Richinaorge
H. Ulsrud Loans and Land
City of
Opportunities
J. H. Ulsrud
Taylor & Woodware
Rawson Block
U. S. Land Office
Ulsrud
H. V. Smith
Blankenship
Williston Realty Co
Messrs. Smith and
Edwin A. Palmer
Thos, Jerminas and
Joseph Bousliman
G. N. Cafe
Halvorson Elevator
Dahl Bros
E. B. Link Contractor and Builder
LL. M. Huset Land Counter and Pool Roots
Caucasian Cafe L
P, BR. Kleinsorge
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