Williston Local Round Up Highlights Visitors and Ads
Local notes report A. Elliott of Ray among business visitors in Fil tuy. M. L. McNeill of Mondak visits Williston with varied land ads by Williston Land Co. Glasgow guests, Masquerade suit sale at Opera House on 14th. Various residents and visitors: W. A. Shoup and wife, J. Bussell, H. L. Shuttleworth, and Rev. H. M. Culleycon. Auctioneer A. D. Madison returns from Schafer trip. Eye care and colored glasses advertised. Eugene Johnson of Tioga visits. Theo. Hoveland dies in Benoit accident. Final proof notices by Carney and local business updates throughout Williston.
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E.R. Brownson
Elliott
Ray
Williston Land Company
A. F. Noble
Buford
Williston
Williston Drug Co
Williston Land Co
M. Lc'nell
Glasgow
World's Greatest Battleship launched at Portsmouth England
The world's greatest battleship Dread nough was launched at Portsmouth, England, costing 7,500,000 dollars. Built on new wartime ideas from the Japanese Russian War, it features 12 inch guns firing ten rounds per minute and near impenetrable armor. It remains an experimental vessel awaiting trial before further ships are built.
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Portsmouth
England
Masque Ball Great Success At Williston Opera House
A charity masquerade at the Williston Opera House drew a full crowd as locals plus many ladies attended. Proceeds exceeding 112 dollars will aid the Williston Base Ball nine, with prizes awarded for best costumes and character portrayals including Uncle Sam and a colonial gent, while business donors contributed prizes and donations totaling about 300 dollars.
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Opera
Williston
Mrs. Tyler
Bruegger Mercantile Company
Uncle Sam
Mr. Harvey
Hedrick & Company
Beat
Dude Coon
Vern Asberry
Mr. Bradley
Box Cigars
W. Snyder
Moat
Weary Willie
Weat & Wood
Official Proceedings of the Board of Education 1906
The Nilliston North Dakota board met in regular session on February 13 1906. Members Mussie Leonhardy Baldwin Heffernan present Absent Mesara Markell Bellinger Minutes read and approved. Bills allowed including coal kindergarten supplies water clock repair printing and plant maintenance. Adjourned by Clerk R H Copeland.
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Nilliston
N. D
Mussie
Leonhardy
Baldwin
Heffernan
Mesara
Markell
Bellin
Ole Bryn
Thomas Charles Coa
Maderson
Beerseristasreserannser
Robert Wison
F. Hi. Smith
R. H. Copeland
Crerk
Contagious Disease Rules Expanded by State Board
The state board of health added tuberculosis and typhoid fever to reportable diseases, requiring physicians to notify local boards. Meeting last night was attended by Attorney General N Frich, president. Dr. E Hageneon, vice president. and Dr. H H Healy, secretary. The diphtheria quarantine period was extended to 30 days.
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Boards of Health
State Board of Health
N Frich
E. ©. Hageneon
H.H. Healy
Diphtheria Policy Bids Teachers With Tuberculosis
Board adopts resolution barring from public schools teachers with pulmonary tuberculosis and forbids sending pupils with TB to public schools. States report the white plague control has reduced infection risk among children through bacteriological testing and selective admission.
North Dakota Immigration association organized in Bismarck meeting
The North Dakota Immigration association was formed at a Real Estate men meeting in Bismarck with W C Gilbreath as president, C A Wheelock secretary, B C Shaw treasurer, and five vice presidents. An executive committee of seven was named, resolutions praised immigration work by the state department and railroads, and speakers Mott and Bass of Northern Pacific and Great Northern rails addressed the gathering.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota Immigration Association
W.C. Gilbreath
C. A. Wheelock
Fargo
B. C. Shaw
Hope
State Immigration Department
Messrs. Mott and Bass
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Sleighing Party Returns Safely After Farm Visit
A sleighing party of twelve youths from Willie ton visited the Longheed farm four miles west Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Lougheed hosted and card games provided amusement. On the return trip thirteen rode in, a farm hand joined, yet the group reached the city without mishap.
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Willieton
Longheed Farm
Lougheed
Rose Valley News Chronicle from Regular Correspondent
Stormy weather delayed news gathering for weeks. No preaching at the schoolhouse on the first Sunday. Minister Rey Ott was sick but recovered. The thermometer reached 25 below zero last Tuesday. Mrs Snow and family dined with Wallace. P H Baukel objects to city scales installation, arguing existing scales suffice and weigh disputes should be resolved by choosing any scale.
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Rey, Ott
Thornton Birthday Honors and Local Visit Recap
Thornton met Wednesday in honor of his birthday, Jack Lambert visited Messrs Snow and Thornton that week, W B Adame kept on the jump for prairie customers. Most men haul wood to Williston and saw dust across the river. George Simmons owns new bob sleds. Walter McAlister returned home after visiting in Missouri. Mr and Mrs M E Corry and children visited Mr and Mrs Hirman Simmons Sunday. Olive Lester Carry Faith Wayne May Hinman Leon Evans and Thornton children enjoyed a gay afternoon with Rey Snow’s family Sunday. Mrs Kate Beery and daughter Miss Mary visited W B Thornton and sister Mrs Hattie Snow Friday to Monday. Misses Ethel and Edith McAlister, Mr Thornton and family visited Rev Snow Sunday. A number attended the Painted Wood Literary last Saturday. the society is improving and deserves encouragement. Reciters Earl Lyons and Lela Curry did well. Graphophone music by W S Chartin pleased all. Marion Langer of Eight Mile visited W P Thornton last Saturday.
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Carney
A. S
H.L. Shuttleworth
Mr. Shuttleworth Baa
Williston Urog Co
Bred Hildreth
Elk River
Williston
Jack Lambert
Snow
Thornton
W. B. Adame
George Simmons
Walter McAlister
Miraouri
Mra
Kate Beery
Mary
Adrian Ryan
Buford
Painted Woode
Earl Lyons
Lela Curry
W. 8
Marion Langer
Eight Mile
W. P. Thornton
Wheelock Items From Our Regular Car
C R Lofgren returned not Monday from his parental house at Daniel Minnesota. M L Meyer of Meyer Lumber company was here Wednesday. Fasset the Minot Grocery man visited on Sunday. Wheelock Orchestra will give a chance at the G N Hotel Friday eve Feb 16. Wheelock Literary Society meets Wednesday at Great Northern hotel with about a hundred present. Albert Hoffard left Friday for Cooperstown North Dakota to visit his brother.
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Johnnie McAfee
Lealla Paper Company
Minneapolis
Zeno Bruegger
Daily Reporter
Minot
Zeno
Jack Strain
G. N
Great Northern
C. R. Lofgren
Jing
Daniel, Minn
M. L. Meyer
Meyer Lumber Company
Fasset
Tesunday
Wheelera
P. V. Lofgren
Wheelock Literary Society
Albert Hoffard
Bitter
Cooperstown
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Puna
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Passanger
Arrow. Agt
S. Brownell , Cb
Druggista
Great Northern Hotel
Williston, N. Dy
E. C. Carney
U.S
Williston, N. D
Great
Northern Hotel
Wheelock, North Dakota
Annie T. Thompson
C. R. Modie
North Dakota
Citizen’s Bank
R. m
Gordon
W. A. Shoup
Mondak
Bear's Ranch
Jira Hunvon
Aceool Marin's
Wil Triads
E Justus Tate
Mino
Canrait
A. D. Madison
Schafer
McKenzie County
C. K. McKeever
Scofield Block
H. M. Cullecod
Protec
Con Kaneas
Chicago
Jack Bussell
Fred Ward
Jack
Butla
W. B. Overgon
F. B. Lin Geld
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Breeman
Montana
Willistom
North Dakota Institute
Linfield
Northwest
Overson
Monta d North Dakota
Theodore Hoveland
Benoit
Aee Carney
EU Johnson
Tioga
Wana
Bala
Graphic
W. J. Casceloun
Biemarck
Balla Coffee Co
Fred Southard
Dochterman
Vobaleda
Mra. Parker
Mia
Ry W. McChesney
Brainand
Minnesota
Balu
Pige
West & Woodman's
A. 0
Johnson
Clilin
Rall
Elliot Steam Laundry
Grand Forks
Ham
Wm. Leggett
Armour Packing Company
Geo. B. Grater
Swift & Co
Lucius Rutherford
Nash Bron
L. W. McLain
Cudaby Packing Co
Sst
Louis
John Allen
Folly Bros. & Kelly
Duluth
the Board of Education
Pr Rs
Thomas & Monroe
G. M. Thomas
Williams County
Williston, North Dakota
Immigration Association
Hook and Ladder
Wikisma County
O. Ray Warner
Bottineau
Kate Houghton
Ward County Reporter
Mindrum
Cando
Elmer Fendring
West Hope
Rose Valley
Geo. W. Jones
1St Street
Main St
Sassen Ave
N.D
Oscar H. Wille
Mount Moriah
A. F
A. M
Mee M,e. Corry
Mra. Hirman Simmons
Lester
Carry
Faith
Wayne
May Hinman
Leon Evans
Rey
Marlinsore
Fergue Falln
Albert Hofford
Bob Lunde
Alfred Kirkeby
George Shields
Ed Ruat
Ryan
Lokken
Custom Tailors
Drs. Caldwell
Physicians & Surgeons
Bruegger Mer, Co
Union Block
Citizens State Bank
Puone No
H A. Beaudoux
Fargo, W.O
Reward
Presbyterian Church
Percy
Crewe
U. 8
Williams County, N. D
Pc Cathe Ae
N. F. Snyder
North, Dakota
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