Local Round-Up from Williston News Life and Business
Local notes report Mr. Coleman recovering from illness while A D Milla gains strength. Mrs. Snyder travels to Grand Forks for a short visit. J J DeLaney visits. Bruegger Mercantile Co. heads east for business. Roof work on J C Dwyer building nearly done. upper floor being enclosed. Saskatchewan Valley Land Co. ad on page four offers info. Civic Federation to hold a general meeting Thursday evening at the court room. all welcome. Homer Long and Gust Olson arrive from Des Moines. Long plans residence near the city. Fahed Lyon opening new clothing store at Pete Anderson building. Goods arriving for Weat & Woodman hardware firm. store to open early next week. Paul Leobardy visits Chicago, St Louis, eastern centers to buy for Bruegger Mercantile Co.. confident bargains secured. Charles Green relocates to California after selling Williston homestead belongings. Malcolm McKay arrives with dislocated hip from hay load accident. doctor sets limb, expected to recover soon. L D Sweetman notes cattle losses unlikely but possible. cattle driven south of Missouri River for feed. Dr E H Belyea of Sunnyside, Wash., attends pneumonia case of his brother J H Belyea. expresses desire for his return.
Died at Grand Forks Mrs Elizabeth D Folsom
Mrs Elizabeth D Folsom of the Big Muddy died in Deaconess Hospital Grand Forks on February 14 1903 at age 52 from tubercular peritonitis. She moved to a ranch with her husband two years ago and had long illness including kidney trouble. She died after transfers to Culbertson and Grand Forks with her husband at her side. She leaves a husband five children and a married sister accounted for among the mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth D. Folsom
the Big Muddy
Deaconess’ Hospital
Grand Forks
Grand Forke
Culbertson
Seth
Albert
Louis
Hattie
Francis
Culberteon Seareblight
DeWitts Little Early Risers Cure Biliousness and More
DeWitts Little Early Risers claim to cure biliousness jaundice constipation and inactive livers by arousing secretions moving the bowels gently and toning the stomach liver and bowels. The pills are advertised to remove the cause of trouble and prevent relapse with continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Brownell & McPhee
Bonds Quietly Wed in Portal Canada Ceremony
Thomas Arthur Bond and Miss Ethel Sarah Bond were married February 15 1903 at Portal Canada by Rev Endicott in the Neal home. The couple, long known on the south side after moving from South Dakota two years ago, receive best wishes for happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Arthur Bond
Ethel Sarah Bond
Portal
Canada
Endicott
W. A. Neal
South Dakota
Arnica Salve Cures Runaway Slmoat Injury in Illinoi
A runaway slmoat incident in Franklin Grove Illinois injured J B Orner. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the leg after four years of doctors and remedies failed. Also advertised for Burns Bruises Skin Eruptions and Piles at Brownell McPhee's Drug Store. The Etude Club met at the courthouse with notable performers and a novel hand painted program ending in dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Bucklen
Brownell & McPhee'a
Mysterious Circumstance and Local Commerce Report
An old news blend notes Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised for health and digestion with a 25 cent price at Brownell and McPhee's. It reports Thomas E. Fox named receiver of Minot land office funds with senate likely to confirm, and Colonel Hanscom leaving but praised. Williston merchants claim a record year with Stroud Bros leading sales nearing half a million dollars in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Brownell & McPhee’s
Thomas E. Fox
Willow City
Minot
Williston
Stroud Bros
Local notes and court actions from town records
G Stroud travels to St Paul and may be absent days. Judge Cowan adjourns February term to March 9. Royal Neighbors meet Mrs Wm Snyder with ping pong and refreshments. Max Bass letter cited for eastern readers eyeing western development. Sheriff Costello gains deputy Doctor Van Dyke to assist. Frank J Davis and Patrick Gretain arrested for carrying concealed weapons. bail set at 750 dollars each for district court next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Snyder
Max Bass
James S. Costello
Sheriff Costello
Doctor van Dyke
Jimmy
Frank J. Davis
Patrick Grétain
Justice Coleman
Better Than Gold. Electric Bitters Transform Lancaster Family Health
F. J. Green of Lancaster New Hampshire says chronic indigestion and nervous debility improved after using Electric Bitters. He credits them with his health and says his wife also benefits, praising their tonic and invigorating effect for weak or run down women. Brownell and McPhee offer them at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Green
Lancaster
N. H
Brownell & McPhee
Hofflund News Briefs and Socials From White Earth
Miss Rosy Dahiman and Miss Emma Broneby returned from visits with friends and relatives. August Lareen of Kennedy lived here, planning extensive stock-raising. Mrs. Lena Thurden visiting Mrs. August Maison. Nela J. Kump went to White Earth for an extended stay. All-day sale proceeds go to Ray at ten dollars per ton. ALO U W lodge met but could not initiate members due to noise. An ALO U W ball was a grand, successful event both financially and socially, with costumes and music lighting Holt's coal oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy DahiJman
White Burth
Emma Broneby
Park River
Papa Jolson
White Earth
Mises Lena Thurden
Mre
August Maison
Nela J. Kump
Laldo
Ray
ALO. U. W. Lodge
Nui
Holt
SPECIAL LOCALS AND SALES LISTING RAW NOTES
Mixed local notices advertise wood for sale wallpaper and mouldings farm land hay and livestock for sale two story store building for rent several horses and cattle for sale and a piano offered for sale with various dates and contact points at Williston North Dakota 1903 notices include loan offers church services and a public sale context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic Office
Wanted Cattle to Herd in Willow Lake Vicinity
Heckman Bros of Williston North Carolina advertise for range cattle to herd near Willow Lake north of Ray. They invite inquiries at the Graphic office and announce continued business as dry goods cleaners over Come Indies jackets and skirts cleaned and repaired near Union Land Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
Ray
Graphic
Heckman Bros
Williston
N. C
Union Land Office
Graphic Office
Notice to the Public Offers Portrait Deal in Williston
From now until March lat 1903 I offer every person purchasing $4.90 worth of photos a first class crayon portrait of any good picture. Do not miss this generous offer. M G Markell Williston North Dakota January 15 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percen
M.G. Markell
Williston, N. D
Fidelity Bonds laid out by W H Denny for Northern Trust Co
W H Denny appointed agent for the Northern Trust Co and ready to furnish bonds in almost any form at reasonable rates. County officers are advised that these bonds are more satisfactory than asking friends to sign for you. novlatt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Denny
Northern Trust Co
Dr King’s New Discovery praised for consumption cure
A Melbourne Florida man credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life after a fatal prognosis. Brownell and McPhee sell the remedy with trial bottles free and priced 50 cents to $1.00. Also notes Lot 5 Block 14 sold for $700 for a bowling alley project. Williston builders plan erection next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Haggine
Melbourne
Florida
Dr. King
Brownell & McPhee
Druggusta
R. M. Calderwood
Messra
Warrant Calls by Williston Special School District
All warrants outstanding against the Williston Special School District are called in for payment. Also warrants Nes. 812 813 and 814 drawn on the Tuition fund are called for payment. Interest on said warrants will cease after March 1, 1903. W H Dexxy School Treasurer Williston North Dakota February 18 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
W. H. Dexxy
School Treas
N. D
New Line of Men's Clothing at Arcade Sartorial Parlors
Say Ferrro and Farr unveil the finest line of spring and summer samples for men at Arcade Sartorial Parlors. Visit to see the latest arrivals and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrro & Farr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Coleman
G. N. Storehouse
A.D. Milla
J. C. Dwyer
Saskatchewan Valley Land Co
The
Civic Federation
Homer Long
Gust Olson
Des Moines
Iowa
Mr. Long
Fahed Lyon
Pete Anderson
Main
Second Streets
Weat & Woodman
Odd Fellows
Julius Carlgon
Paul Leoobardy
Chicago
St. Louis
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Paul
Charles Green
California
Mr. Green
Malcolm McKay
Jackson & McKay
Nelson
Cluney
Mac
L. D. Sweetman
Buford
Missouri River
E. H. Belyea
Sunnyside
Wash
J. H. Belyea
Belyea
Bie Gret
Etude Club
Way of the Beat
Meechmes Siewert
Hardaway
van Dyke
Miller
Atterbury
Benton
G. Stroud
St. Paul
Charles F. Haas
Williston Land Office
Cowan Tas
Bruegger
Hofflund
Woodley
Leava
Lana & Loy’s
Julio Heffernan
Novi 7
First National Bank
Joseph Raith
H. A. Nelson
A. V. Smith
Walter Kurth
D. Bell
Main Street
Coretann & Overbon
Official Fidelity Bonds
Oscar H. Will&co
Bismarck
N -Dak
Chas H. Davidson, Jr
C. H. Ross
North Dakota
Arlington
G. A. Booker, Prop
Langford’s
M. G. Goleman
Hofflund and
Grinnell
Stage
Nesson, Hofflund and
A. m. Toerdaya
Thuradaya
Saturays
R. N. Miller
Stroud
Schafer
Schafer Tieton Ty
Stroud Bros., Merchants
Williston, North Dakota
Poytan
Thomas & Monroe
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