Local Round-Up and Cattle Trade Notes
Local notes report cold weather of 21 degrees below zero and 15 cent Hoglieh Violet Heap boxes at Hedderich Bros. & Co. Mies Clara Nelson is home recovering from La Grippe. First National Bank advertises cattle security loans. Ice harvests reach 250 tons by E A Sharp. Bell & Austil form an undertaking firm. Chattel mortgage sale matter settled. Congregational Church event next Wednesday. White Earth gains a new livery stable run by Moorman & McTavish. Rev H J Sherilan to conduct Episcopal services at Congregational church. Jury drawn for district court, 30 good men. See W H Denny for spring cattle money with security. Culbertson inspector C S Stafford mentions cattle theft case involving Dan J Sten, who has skipped the country. $30 reward offered. Hedderich Bros. & Co. head manager and wife return from Evansville, Ind. Card party held for Miss Myrtle Williams with prizes won by Miss Lydia Leonhardy and Mr Plier. booby prize to Miss Leonhardy. Attendees list includes several Leonhardy family members and friends. For rent a four-room dwelling on Sesegn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
E. A. Sharp
Bell & Austil
Myrtle Williams
E. R Brownson
Violet Newell
Mr. Plier
Mr. Gvergon
Lydia Leonhardy
Alma Leonhard
Ella Nelson
Newell
Braem
Lydia
Effie Leonhardy
Messra Heffernan
Paul
George Leonhardy
Lyons
McPhee
Plier
Kaste
Overeon
Deelling House
Sesegn Avenue
Inquire
Graphic Office
Local notes from Williston and nearby towns
A mixed column reports arrivals like J. E. Handley from Roberta Wis and John McKay from Nesson, business moves by Bruegger Mercantile Co, and a steam heating upgrade at the Great Northern Hotel. It records ads for medicines and clothing, local personalities, a charity concert dated February 13 1901, farm for sale near Grand Forks, and community notices from Williston, Minot, and surrounding areas.
Methodist Episco pal Church Announces Weekly Schedule
The M E Church outlines service hours with morning worship at 10 45, Sunday School after, Epworth League at 7, evening service at 7 45, and midweek prayer Thursday at 4. The pastor Citas F Wurener extends a public invitation to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Citas. F. Wurener
Local News Update From The County Ledger
County Treasurer Snyder is convalescing from a two week siege of the grip. I N Grantier came over from his South Side on business. Halvor Thorson of Hoffland was in the city Friday and Saturday. Jackson and Malcolm McKay from Tobacco Garden Kaneli Newson were here last Saturday. Gordon Mackergie has recovered from measles and is back at work in the store. Mrs W H Squ sal daughter Alving went to Culbertson to visit Mr Smith plasterer. A M Thompson near Kenmare lost 140 head of cattle in the bitsard lant Tuesday. 30 of the herd may pull through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Peterson
John McKay
Williton
Grinnell
John Bruegger
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Culbertson
Williston Tugaday
John Buckley
Williston
Our City
St. Paul
Snyder
I.N. Grantier
Gordon Mackergie
W. H. Squ
Alving
Culbertron
Front
Smith
A.M. Thompson
Kenmare
Notice of dissolution of Woodley and McKay firm
Notice is hereby given that the co partnership formerly existing under the firm name Woodley and McKay has been mutually dissolved. All accounts must be paid to J F Woodley. No liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodley & MicKay
J. F. Woodley
Uniform teachers examination bill passed state legislature
The Uniform Teachers' Examination bill will pass the session. After passage all teachers must take the regular state exam and submit papers to the department. Educators favor the bill. it has passed the lower house and been favorably reported in the senate. It will lead to higher grades of teachers and allows certified teachers to teach in any county without local exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Senate
Fargo Forum
Public sale notice for Williston townsite lots
George Purvis offers his remaining interest in Williston townsite for sale. Interested buyers must proceed immediately to the First National Bank of Williston to secure lots at the current price and waive any delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Purvis
Williston
Townsite
First National Bank of
Fractured ad touts miracle cure for pile pains
An oddly garbled promotional notice claims a tonic named Stahilige Pilon will cure piles and bodily eruptions. It boasts guarantees and mentions figures like Wousande and Fortune juries while promising earth based cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Yews Items of City Schoola-Conducted by Siz Members
City school notes report seventh grade arithmetic progress in fractions and Lincoln Birthday prep in Intermediate Department. Third grade students work on February readings. High School students attend classes and visit new gym furniture. A basket social to raise funds set for February 11 1901 with proceeds for gym furnishings and thanks extend to donor C Baldwin for boxing gloves and a punching bag.
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Siz
Thy
Jensie
Lincoln
Yviva Foster
Toenday
Vighness
Waldo Leonhardy
Egen
Joochas
Ballind
Williston
Gymrnasium
C. Baldwin
Fande
Mr. Baldwin
Congregational Church Services
Until further notice preaching at Congragapopel Church every Sabbath at 10:48 a.m. and 7:49 p.m. Bong Service before regular service. Sunday School at 3 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Old Folks Bible Class in Sunday Bethool. Public invited. parents bring children. F.C. commangs, Bastar.
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Gurther
Congragapopel
Olslook
Sanday School
Christian Endeavor Society
F.C. Commangs
Bastar
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coPeuan
Willard B. Overson
Oma
County Directory
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James Herremsan
Geanty
H. V- Burm
Seanty Teeamarer
Milciam Baynes
Loure Sclimenxcx
W. Tavax
Rogie of Deeds
SH. Prald
Beboole
J. Walnmox
Cosa Burvesor
J. GC
Fimo
Ye AorDey
Willard B. Ove
Board OF County Commisioners
I. C. Brewanr
Gro
F. Rowell
Wascorr
Ubatrman
Special School
Yan Leowuanpy
Ei ‘Batowhs
Herrenage
MC Dexa
Treas
Great Northern Railway
West Bovxd
Hocus
Fort Buford
I. 0
Pave Scurerssox
N. G
G. B. Matzere
V. G. FE
J. Wauprox
Sec
I. C. Stewant
Trustees
Swrvee
B. H
Hoglieh
Hedderich Bros. & Co
Mies
Clara Nelson
White Earth
Great Northern
Able, Moorman & McTavish Proprietors
H. J. Sherilan
Schierbeck
Cowan
Wen
W. H. Denny
Stafford
Montans
Dan J. Stebl
Sten
G. M. Hedderich
Mercantile House of Hedderich, Bros. & Co
Elations
Evansville
Ind
Bruegger Merc. CO
J. E. Handley
Roberta
Wis
Nesson
Guy Ennis
John Oliver
Philadelphia
The
Congregational Church
Measra
Waldron
Coleman
Mra. VanDy
Brownson
Mra
Emerson
McCormick
Oto
VanDyke
Mises Leonhardy
Reading
Williacoe
Blowert
Mere
Copeland & Emerson
E. W. Grove
Frank Kuste
R. C. Mathews
Minot
Bunkin
Mra. Vernelia Harris
Spanieh Point
E. W. Brown
Mra. Harris
Brownell & McPhee
Grand Forks
Bismarck
Dr. King
Williston Pharmacy
Clara Braman
Trenton
Misses Freeman
Stosy Creek Daly Co
Ed Hall
Welby
Barstad-Carey
Avoca
Williaton
Art Carey
Hoffland
Degert
C. P
North Dakota
Ladies Guild of
St. Peter's Mission
Ed. McCormick
Joe
Robert Stroud
South Side
Stony Creek Dairy Co
John Mercer, Jr
Buford
A.F. Noble
Yellowstone
City
Shannon Bell
Hadderich Bros
Frank P. Siewert
Doc Blalock
Converse Cattle Co
Bob Myers
Browguer Mercantile Co
George
Montana
Chateau and
Valley
Eub
Annie E. Springer
G. M. Tuomas
N. D
Clifton Ballard
Kemal “Clift
Glasgow
Cliff
M. E. Church
Halvor Thorson
Aud Jackson
Malcom McKay
Tobacco Garden
Kaneli Newson
Ste
Child’s Felt
Leather Sale
Williston, North Dakota
D. Bell
Austill
Bell & Austill, Undertakers
Egford
Felippary
Johnny Dieffernan
Advange
Congregational Church Services
Avery Bar
Chas. H. Davidson, Jr
Praidat
L. Reiseker
Peg W. H. Denny
County
Depog
Storx
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