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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pill for ailments like Dizaineas Headache and Liver roubles priced at 25 cents. Promises quick results and urges readers to buy at Brownell and McPhee Drug store.
A Williston W C T U appeal features a donated food and soap list ending with a purse containing five and ten dollar bills to aid mothers and children. The piece urges readers to imagine such annual donations and invites members to meet at Mrs. Snow's home Friday afternoon.
Hi Denny appointed agent for the Northern Trust Co to furnish bonds for farms at reasonable rates Dow prepared to provide bonds for various farm needs County officers urged to secure bonds via the service preferring official options over private friend endorsements with a note on movied services.
Emma Dahl marries as Ki Matthews nearly creates a double header. Wedding guests note festive scenes and the couple sails into matrimony while family reflects on a dutiful daughter and hopeful futures.
Federal land office at Minot lists surveyed townships with range notations and planned filing of plats February 2 1903. State lands to be selectable within sixty days from February 1903. Dated Minot North Dakota December 13 1902. Also notices on wallpaper shipment and a deportation threat involving Indians in Montana.
Bert White of Havre Montana toured the city for a couple of days last week and plans to make future trips to sell Bibles at moderate prices. Rev Shurea He ta ly Seaton ure was mentioned in connection with Bible sales during the travels.
The Helena Record, citing the Billings Times and the Tribune, argues Montana gains from reclaiming big ranges for irrigation and small farms. It says stockmen face a limit on land and predicts growth in cattle and sheep, diversified products, and statewide prosperity if remaining lands stay with farmers.
Great Northern Railway offers new half rate Clergy Permits for 1903 on most western lines and Trans Continental routes. Permit costs 61.00 with application blanks available from all Great Northern agents. Local notes mention visits by Dr Berges and Dr Clancy, wedding guests, and various arrivals, along with salt sale ads and travel updates.
Notice shows a court hearing in Williston North Dakota on February second to determine a petition for letters of administration for the estate of Arthur Carey. Henry A Carey is named as proposed administrator with citation requiring appearance and show cause. The notice lists county and court details and attorney handling the petition.
Department of the Interior contest notices concern a land tract in North Dakota. James L. Haege contests James J. Haw fare hess claim alleging six months of abandonment and failure to diligently occupy. Receiver at Williston notes service is not possible. publication is pursued for due process.
Notice states a public publication for land within section 1 township 13 range 1, mentioning names Joseph Langford Frederick Sah Alvin J. Brown Lem can Wi x Bow aspen and local officials. The fragmentary text implies a legal or land grant notice and schedules a formal filing or recording action.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names such as Levi, Elisha, Newsian, Wil Towns, and Wal Z Crantier in a local land related context with limited readable details. The obscured text references a register entry and possible party at a place called Sanponn. Further clarity unavailable in legible source.
Land Office at Minot North Dakota issues a brief notice filed by H E LoCarty regarding a land sale or registration. The readable text references a register entry and a date in Brio 24g with partial details about a district and related action.
Land Office at Minot issues notice regarding land serach for Albert W. Richardson and associated land sections. Readers are urged to review district details and registration for the described property and ownership claims.
Fragmentary 19th century land notice from Williston North Dakota appears to reference a land patent or claim, listing names such as ETERSON H. E. and a register number 5886. It mentions witnesses, continuous rest and cultivation, and a date in December. The readable fragments indicate a formal property record or notice of action in a county land office.
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