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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
10
C A Houge of Williston advertises first and second mortgage loans with quick funding and low cost life, accident, or fire insurance policies. He promises large yearly dividends and free patron souvenirs to entice new clients.
Real estate records show chattel mortgages and abstracts listed in the monthly report. Certified copies and appearances are noted, reflecting activity in the register of deeds office.
Public notice lists Hezekiah Duncas of Williston North Dakota with a 1907 entry for land in section 27 township 164 north and a final commutation date. It also details a mortgage by Otte Petersen and Matilda Petersen with a sale set for April 2, 1910 at 2 p.m. at the Williston courthouse to satisfy a $56.71 balance plus interest and costs.
Prof. H L Bolley state seed commissioner cautions farmers about wilt proof flax claims. He notes there is likely no absolutely wilt proof strain and warns of dishonest sellers exploiting demand. He urges small trials on wilt sick soil and to grow own seed once a resistant type proves itself.
Kansas City Commercial Club leaders urge government offices here to share space for river work. The article lists thirty four new members recently added to the club including John Bruegger E A Palmer Aus tin Johanna S J Creaser W A Garrison and many others. It ends by promoting local ads as bargains for readers seeking bargains.
The continued meeting features a banquet and speeches by Dr. J. M. Gillette Dr. J. E. Boyle A. I. Hunter Dean C H Crouch Tracy R Bangs Grand Forks county attorney and a press acknowledgment with signed resolutions from James G Daily William Farley and J B Stoddard The note closes by urging local stores to sustain advertising share in city commerce.
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