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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
4
A farmer is urged to buy locally to sustain home merchants who deliver, extend credit, and contribute to schools and churches. Building many small communities rather than few large cities strengthens farm value and regional prosperity through neighborly support and local collaboration.
The Roller Rink opener featured Co E versus Town with Williston winning 36 to 14. Absence of key Co E players weakened the home team while Prof. Ellithorpe refereed to general satisfaction. Further matches depend on public support and future interest.
The Rev. N E Elsworth of Mi not will be in Williston on Sunday and will take charge of the services in the Episcopal church. There will be a celebration of the Holy Communion at 11:00 o'clock and Evening Prayer at 7:30. Bert Sandee has hay for sale at reasonable prices in Williston North Dakota.
Notice for publication lists the unclarified applicant Alsaker and Geo W Wilson as register. states intention to make a proot ey number and date, with references to February 17, 1908 and subsequent related notices in a formal county record.
Rev. March and wife visited friends in the community. Marsh Ratliff of Deering tended to grain interests. The Westbrooks and J E Westbrook families dined with E E Lacy. Graling hosted a popcorn gathering and prayer meeting. Miss Hannah Erickson plans a St. Cloud trip for holidays. Mr and Mrs Westbrook leave for Sweet Springs for six weeks. Jack Lambert hosted a dinner with a large, cheerful company. The gathering expressed enjoyment and best wishes for Lambert’s bachelorhood.
A newspaper columnist treats advertising pages as evidence of civic vitality. He calls ads a thermometer for public warmth and a pulse of the community's business health, indicating whether the town keeps pace with times.
The Fisk Mandolin club will perform at the Bijou Theatre on Thursday and Friday evenings of next week.
In this notice the Great Northern Livery advertises its location one block east of Main on First Street and provides a contact phone number 15, urging readers to visit for the best turnout in the city.
Department of the Interior announces public publication for land patent at Williston North Dakota. Names Sardar witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation. Carl Ashwill of Williston listed as witness. W Wilson, Register signs notice.
Senator Foraker of Ohio humorously confronts a Kentuckian opponent, promising an answer that mirrors an elderly husband’s tale. He recalls a wife’s plea to avoid marrying Mary Simmons, noting the suitor’s past handsome glare and three rejections.
Eva declares ongoing war with her former lover in a vivid, circus like display described by the Obb gage Daily News. Katherine calls it fighting the fame as melodramatic public drama unfolds.
A frail old doctor awaits the return of the younger physician as colleagues and neighbors rally around him with a loving cup and flowers. A mirror of care and communal gratitude unfolds through a nurse, a letter, and a belated confession of enduring devotion.
Simon Lane, head clerk in Marburg & Co fur department, entangles with a wealthy customer who fabricates a crisis to force a transfer to a private sanitarium. Dr Cheslea exposes the ruse, and Old Marburg confronts the scam while Lane faces a corrective, hopeful reunion.
A mixed record of homestead proof notices for multiple witnesses in Williston North Dakota, listing witnesses to establish continuous residence and cultivation on land parcels, followed by a mortgage foreclosure notice for a North Dakota property. The foreclosure cites The Northern Trust Company as mortgagee with sale scheduled for February 1, 1906 at 2 PM at the Williston courthouse.
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