District court convenes in this city next Monday
District court opens in this city next Monday as local residents note court session plans. Bob Stroud from Buford was here last Thursday and G W Newton travelled west earlier this week while contractor Richards visits Montana on business. Mrs Ida Newell returned from Twin Cities and grand masquerade ball urged at New Opera House tonight. F J Davis arrested Monday for violating prohibitory liquor law. Justice Burgeso illness pushed State cases against Ford and others to Saturday. Mr and Mrs Peter Grant arrived from Buffalo as guests of Mrs Grant's mother Mrs Mary Newell. Williams County State Bank statements published this week show solid condition. Attorney J C Marey of Minot assists in two blind pig cases. Children enjoyed masquerade party at Mrs L E Brickley’s last Thursday. Rev Mr Moor plans Sunday evening sermon on Man from scientific and philosophical view. John P Eder of Culbertson tried for Armstrong killing. jury acquitted after about 15 minutes amid Eder supporters celebration.
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District Court
Bob Stroud
Buford
G. W. Newton
L. E. Brickley
John P. Eder
Culbertson
Armstrong
Cireat
Glasgow
Mont
Good Values To Offer Fresh March Goods
Fragments describe value driven shoe and apparel sale with February into March timing. Emphasis on durable, price friendly items such as underwear gloves mittens wool boots blankets comforters ladies jackets men s overcoats and men s youth and ladies shoes priced from 1.00 to 3.50 with a promise of honest serviceable value and economy to attract patrons.
Weather Driven Deals On February Essentials
Prompted by February weather, a local shop advertises essential goods at low prices. The offer promises satisfactory selections and prices aimed at shrewd buyers, urging customers to visit for items made necessary by the season.
Williston bound health trip and local notices in 1900
Loads of small town items from Fargo and nearby areas include John L. Clements and wife driving through en route to White Sulphur Springs, Mont for health reasons. Ash Wednesday observances, church services, and a county board meeting notice follow, plus community notes on visitors, school life, a horse market joke, and a jovial Odd Fellows banquet in Sidney with local dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Clements
Williston
White Sulphur Springs
Mont
Clements
W. W. Corbett
R. C. Wyman
Bert Betty
D. J. McMillan
Geo, Sheldon
Frank Dare
Lone Tree Lodge
Sidney
Fort Buford Lodge
North Dakota land survey notices and theft warning
The Minot United States Land Office announces November twenty first with survey applications for several North Dakota townships and ranges, stating lands are reserved from adverse claim for sixty days. Also notes theft of warrant No. 10, and lists townships surveyed with dates for filing plots and land selection by state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior, United States Land Office
Minot, North Dakota
F. BR. Faucher
North Dakota
General Land Office
Onscarn
Hanscom
Thomas FE
Orscaro
Aubert L. Hanscos
Williston Town Board holds adjourned meeting February 1900
Town of Williston North Dakota Board of Trustees met February 20 and 21 1900 with no quorum on the first date. W D Parshall elected president pro tem and W Freeman sworn as trustee. The board ordered bids for a north side Broadway sidewalk and discussed repairs to Main Street and a possible stone jail building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. D
Parshall and Bell
W. 1
Parahall
Bolt
Paratul
Wm. Freeman
L. V. Coulter
Fedderich Bros. and Co
Freeman
Bell
W. D. Parshall
Broadway
Odd Fellows Hall
Big Bell
August Flower Sold In Williston Pharmacy Ad
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a universal remedy. It claims to cleanse the system, stop fermentation, regulate liver action, and ease headaches with only a few liquid doses. Sample bottles are offered at Williston Pharmacy in Williston, North Dakota.
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Green
Williston
Williston, N. D
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N.D
H. Copeland
County Directory
Yat
T. C. Stewart
T. C. Garnna
Chatre Bd
Wescorr
Fort Buford Lodge No
D. F. Kia
N. G. W. H. Sximm
Provaonse
Sec. I
C. Simwanr
Treas
Trustees
Sxrmes
RK. H, Coneauxv
C. Beach
School Board, Special School District of
Olaf Berou
Provident
Chas
Blowin
Wooliey
Fuexwax
Corntann
Clerk
Wermenieas
L. V. Coutrme
W. D. Parswatt
bownLas Bell
Clark
A. J. Brown
C. A. Wittmeier
F. M. Harvey
Thos. Burgess
Marshal
Fred J. Smith
Great Northern Railway
Went
Hart
Beaves
N. A. Stewart
Dra Wyter
Williams CO
Williston, ND
Richards
Montana
Mr. McGraw
Kenmare
Washington
Or. S. Brownell
L. F. Porter
Ida Newell
Twin Cities
New Opera Home
F. J. Davis
Burgeso
Ford
Peter Grant
Buffalo
New York
Williams County State Bank
Doc. Belyea
J. C. Marey
Minot
States
Stewart
Brueegger Mercantile Coo
W. V. Rowell
Madison
Wis
SF. Ryan
M. E. Church
H. R. Turner
Fargo
W. J. Ford
Board of County Commissioners
H. V. Scrait, Co. Auditor
Mies Millie Parker
Wn. Adams
Nelson
Washington, D. C
Card
Congress
Fred Shaw
New York Life Insurance Company
Crookston, Minn
Aisit
Ab Howe
Ule
Smearville
Dully
Piker
Valentine
Costello
A. Skort
Town Board of Trustees of the Town of
Hotel
Columbia
2D St
Medderich Bron
Uc Co
O. Beregh
Snelling
Saint Paul
Royal Chop
Hedderich Bros. & CO
Williston, North Dakota
Star Meat Market
Pharmacy
Great Northern Hotel
The
Williams Co. State Bank
Stockwescentitisa Plata
Eh Junking House
Carnitire Witd Tistues
Ounce Fewlersale Spc
Heveniio Tampa
Tota
Stave
Williamea
Dessy
Buit
Notway Public
Wil
Chernas
P. C. Hanso
St. Paul
Geo
M. Tomas
Gunamith
J. H. Belyer
Freeman’s Millinery
Furstad Cogenhall
I. C. Stewart
DOA
County Depository
T. L. Beiseker
Vic
WW. Denny
H. Davidso
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