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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1905
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment laments missing editorials and stories for families and readers. It includes stray notes about consumption cures, a humorous cradle to grave vignette, and advertisements for Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Electric Bitters. The tone mimics a period newspaper with scattered local notices, product pitches, and a hostile critic of modern printing delays.
Mies Meta Broegger arrived in Williston on Sunday from Beattle Washington where she has spent the past eighteen months as a governess in a private family. She will visit relatives here for a time and then probably go to Culbertson.
Highly demanded medicine claims to meet modern requirements for a blood and system cleanser. Dr ing's New Life Pills touted to cure stomach and liver troubles. Available at Brownell Drug Store, 25 cents, guaranteed.
City of Williston council approves ordinance granting Standard Company a 50 year permit to construct and maintain oil storage facilities on Great Northern Railway property near Delaney Elevator. Facilities may include warehouses tanks and buildings to store illuminants oils and other petroleum products for business use subject to law and city approval.
A meeting will be held at Painted Wood Schoolhouse No 3 Eight Mile School District to make arrangements for a burial ground. It will start at 2 pm on Saturday June 7 1905. Everyone is invited. By order of Com H A Kauffman W W Keltner.
An advertising notice extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds and pneumonia prevention. It claims rapid cold relief and superior prevention, urging purchases from dealers and inquiries at the Great Northern Hotel. The piece also notes the death of Dr. D Quarry, former state health superintendent, in southern California and his admired character.
Land Office at Minot North Dakota notices that settler John C Dwyer has filed for final proof to support his claim. The proof will be made before E Brownood Commissioner at Williston North Dakota on December 10 1919. The following settlers are named for continuous residence: Matin Art Madderson Thomas Casilo Jenny Helace all of Williston North Dakota. Register BR C Saxnoun.
A marriage occurred at the Congregational parsonage at 8 PM on December 30 between EB Alsaker and Tina Larson of Williston. The couple will reside on their claim along the river with Mr and Mrs Almaker.
Notice lists the claimant Henry Lester H E No 1039 for lands in township 135 N of range 42 West. Witnesses named for residence and cultivation include Axel Hill and John Carlson of Williston North Dakota, and Dan Butts of Williston ND. B C Sannory, Register.
Notice from the Land Office at Minot North Dakota states that the listed settler has filed for entry of home and claim. The hearing before R M Calderwood Commissioner will take place at Winfiesteen Dens dite B31 Boweree. COPELAND E E No 24233Witnesses Kepler Willard, Ban Ruple Mellor Ole H Jim all Wot Wiltistom N H. G. Bawpoms.
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