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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
7
Notices announce final proof hearings for two homestead entries in Williams County North Dakota. Manassex Abund of Jaules and Rihor Misuk of Squires both file for final commutation proof and list witnesses to prove residence and cultivation. Hearings set for March 28 1908 and March 2 1908 respectively before local officials.
Albert O Chut of Williston North Dakota seeks final commutation proof for Homestead entry No 1138 dated December 19 1906 for the east half of the southwest quarter and lots one and two section ten township 155 range 10 west. Proof to be made before John Flutie US Commissioner in Williston ND on March 12 1908. Witnesses Carl Ashwell Roy Ashwell Bert Myer and Herm Grantman all of Williston ND. Geo W Wilson Register.
Mr E E Chamberlain of Clin ton Maine reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his piles and healed an old sore without leaving a scar. The claim is noted as a testimonial for Brow nells drug store.
Fargo reports Adjutant General T. H. Poole says the North Dakota National Guard is in excellent condition. He cites upcoming improvements, new Springfield rifles, range facilities, and medals for range work. He notes plans for target practice, indoor training, and potential pay for drills to boost enlistments.
Fire last night gutted the Messersmith building in Dickinson, a Dakota National bank property housing Smith and Kimberly confectionery and Henry F. Roberts jewelry store. An explosion from the lighting plant ignited the blaze. occupants escaped with little chance to save contents, Roberts likely to incur heavy losses despite partial insurance.
Lisbon reports the assassination of King Carlos I and Crown Prince Louis Philippe as they rode home from Villa Vicosa. Six gunmen opened fire, the queen shielded her sons, Manuel II survived with a minor arm wound, and three assailants were killed by police. Manuel II becomes king amid a royal mourning.
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