Local Round-Up Highlights From Minot Area News
Judge Cowan held his first term of court at Minot last week and local items note happenings around town. Reports mention parties, sales trips to St Paul, a windmill installation, a new justice of the peace, a dancing school event at Odd Fellow Hall, and social visits. Affidavits required for county bounty claims, rumors of a western death, and notices of local business activity wrap the brief local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowan
Minot
Port Snelling
M. G. Coleman
Nathan Bellinger
Squire Coleman
W. Sparklin
Odd Fellow
Aeual
Otto Dall
Stony Creek Disstict
Otto
Minute
Clarence H. Ferry
McHenry County
Tower
Graphic
Minot Reporter Briefs and Local Notices
The item list includes Mrs. J. H. Belyea on the sick list, sale notes for dairy cows at Stony Creek Dairy Co, W. A. Clark elected US senator from Montana, Mat Quay winning in Pennsylvania, Pap LaDue visiting old timer friends, and Fur goods offers at Hedderich Bros. & Co. A youth party to Blanch and Branch Young ends with a merry surprise. travel by wagons due to Chinook winds. Also a cold cure tablet ad credits Lakative Bromo Quinine with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Belyea
Stony Creek Dairy Co
W. A. Clark
U. S
Montanaleo
Pennsylvania
Misses Blanch
Branch Young
E. W. Grove
Accidently Shot Knee Wounds Fred Rhoda in Saddle Incident
Fred Rhoda accidentally shot himself in the knee on Saturday while saddling a horse. A large 44 revolver discharged from the saddle holster, inflicting a painful wound. Costello carried him to Minot for treatment. though serious, losing the leg is not expected. Rhoda is well known in Williston and has many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Rhoda
Costello
Minot
Williston
Editor's Plight Healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve
F M Higgins editor of Seneca News suffered years with piles until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him after two boxes. Salve advertised as inferably effective with a guarantee. Available from Williston Pharmacy for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Higgins
Seneca
His
Bucklen
Williston Pharmacy
Laxative Bromo Quinine and asthma cure claimed
A Minot story mentions Grantier from a south side ranch and local children recovering from sensles illness. It notes a stock association meeting at Chilcott with about thirty members. J M Garrettaon of San Antonio credits Dr King s New Discovery for asthma and consumption with claimed cures and trial bottles offered by Williston Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Williams County Stock Association
Chilcott
Minot
J. M. Garerettaon
San Antonio
Texas
Williams County Board of Health Urges Smallpox Precaution
Infected districts threaten Williams County with smallpox via direct commercial connections. Quarantine notices should be posted where needed to deter entry of people from infected areas under penalty of law. Parents urged to vaccinate all children, especially students, to curb spread. A copy of the resolutions to be published in local papers. Signed by health board officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams County
Fortuyn Resource
Fenruxn
Williama
Bourde B. Overcux
J. H. Ketves
F. H. van Dyxe
Lund returns to city after three months away
Roelius Lund arrives Sunday night from Williston where he rested three months with the Great Northern Railway Company. The band boys welcome him as their former solo cornet man and he plans to teach nearby Minot this winter. William Snyder debuts a new hot soda fountain at five cents a glass with best favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roelius Lund
Our City
Williston
Great Northern Railway Company
Minot
William Snyder
To Owners of Stock Warned Against Frost Bit Harm
Frances C. Hentny of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals urges horse owners to counter frost bite on bits. She notes frosted bits cause severe pain and suggests soaking bits in cold water to remove frost before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Hentny
Stile
Bravery of Woman Shown in Butler Three Years of Illness
Mrs John Dowling of Butler Pennsylvania endured a malignant stomach trouble for three years with failed remedies until Electric Bitters. After two months she claims she is wholly cured and can eat anything gaining weight and strength. The tonic aids digestion cures dyspepsia improves appetite and gives new life. Only 50 cents guaranteed at Williston Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dowling
Butler
The
Williston
Congregational Church Services Announced by Pastor
Congregational Church announces preaching services every Sabbath at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m with long service before the regular hour. Sunday School at 3 p m and Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. Pastor F C Emunsoy conducts an Old Folks Bible Class with Sunday School. Public invited. Parents urged to bring children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
F. C. Emunsoy
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertises Quick Relief
A vintage ad praises Dr King s New Life Pills as a simple cure for headache and constipation. It warns against dangerous substitutes like powder mill explosions and drastic minerals, claiming pills remove ailments easily for 25 cents at Williston Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Williston
Yearly Weather Summary for Wil-Maton 1900
The Wil-Maton weather report for 1900 notes a mean barometer of 27.98 inches, high of 28.05 on December 8, and low of 27.18 on December 21. Mean temperature 42, with a yearly high of 104 on August 1 and low of 36.1 on February 9. There were 19 days above 90 and 172 below 32, 22 clear days, 99 partly cloudy, 37 cloudy, 38 snowy days, 6 foggy days, and 15 thunderstorm days. Total precipitation 15.48 inches and unmelted snow depth 30 inches. Heaviest rainfall in 24 hours was 3.42 inches on August 0te and 10th. Total wind miles 84,280 with prevailing direction north, maximum velocity 50 miles per hour from the northwest on November 9. 18 days with gales 40 mph or more. Mean wind speed 10 mph. The report is attributed to E. W. Daxters, Agent Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oete
Daya
E. W. Daxters
Agent Weather Bureau
Furs Wanted and Local Visitors Mentioned in Williston Notes
Furs paid in cash for Kore and Deersking with Wolf bounty certificates also bought. G M Tomas The Gunsmith at Williston ND notes Oct 25 1900. Gord Sewell Chilcott, A B Metcalf Minot and Editor Garver Leeds visit. Representative Palmer travels to Bismarck for legislature. Germans mark 30th anniversary of German Empire at Versailles. Prussia’s 200th founding anniversary Jan 18 1701. Intermediate Department welcomes Willie Stevenson Clarence Brown. Fourth Grade splits classes. Taura McKay absent after party at Mr Young’s. Calf with three eyes near Ellendale. Earl Richards returns from Chicago. Carl Kemna visits with his Minneapolis kin. Senator Hansbrough supports Baldwin for consular role at Kile Jarney Manitoba. Prohibition debate near Fargo Morning Call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Tomas
Williston
N.D
Palace of Versailles
Bismarck
William I
Prussia
Germany
Kingdom of
Roenigaberg
Frederick William of
Brandenburg
Mlekneay
Willie Stevenson
Clarence Brown
T Leonhardy
Taura McKay
Woodley and McKay Dissolve Business Partnership
Notice states the partnership Woodley & McKay has mutually dissolved. All debts and accounts are to be paid to J F Woodley. No liabilities remain. Dated Williston North Dakota December 11 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Buford
Sure
Paul Seuseraeck
Paupnomme
Sec
T. C. Stewart
Treas
Trustees
Wat
Ssooke
Woodley & McKay
J. F. Woodley
Writ of Certiorari Sought Over Gambling Tools Burned in Paterson Case
Miller & Miller prepare papers for the supreme court of the state to seek a writ of certiorari in Bismarck. The judge's order to burn gambling tools from the Paterson and Sanderson case is under challenge. The application will be filed in Bismarck on Tuesday. Arguments to follow after the writ is issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Miller
Supreme Court of
Winchester
Patterson& Sanderson
Bismarck
Judes Young and Morgan
Fargo
Absences and new enrollments in early 1900 school
On January 1 1900 Francie Bell was absent. Leona Matthewson and Hattie Folsont were absent on Monday and Tuesday. Thora Trunx and Jessie Hill were absent yesterday. The Third Reader class is introducing a new reader. Cora Burofather and George Newton enrolled this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie Bell
Leona Matthewson
Hattie Folsont
Thora Trunx
Jessie Hill
Cora Burofather
George Newton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grannie
Williasons
N. D
H. Copeland, Willard B. Overson
County Directory
Janes Harrenxan
H. V. Surra
Louis Schiekbeck
S. W. Tava
Register of
Frew
G. M. Thomab
Behools
F. J. Watteen
J. C
Willard
Overeon
J.C. Brawanr
F. Rowe
Weacorr
Town of
Balpwin
A. A. Austilt
G. W. Newrox
Linstee
A. L. Butler
W. H. Denny
P. SM. Harvey
E. Leonrardy
G. A. Manemion
Behool Board
Special School District of
Chas, BaLowin
J. F. Wooping
M. G. Mambet
Joan Hafpernan
Coretann
Clerk
W. HL Dewy
Great Northern Railway
Carl Kemnn
Hedderich Bros. & Co
St. Paul
Snyder's
M. L. Scranton
Frank Egan
Bemia
Bemis
Deli Snyder
Bruegger Merc. CO
Grantier
South Side
Board of Health
Congregational Church Services
Wil- Maton
Gord. Sewell
A. B. Metcalf
Minnt
Garver
Leeds
John Mercer, Sr
Buford
Gay Ennis
Yellowstone Ranch
Palmer
Ned
Ellendale
W. H. Smith
Culbertson
Board of County Commissioners
Wm. Aynder
C. F. Wheeler
Fargo Forum
Earl Richards
Chicago
Earl
Kemna
Minneapolis
Carl Kemna
Yielting Carl
Mr. Kemn
Hansbrough Jing
Atute Department
North Dakota
J. M. Baldwin
Rolla, N. D
Kile Jarney
Manitoba
Williston, N. D
Williston, North Dakota
George Purvis
First National Bank of
H. L. Ennis
Ennis
Ilite
J. F1. Belyer
Bruegger Merc Ce’s
Chas. H. Davidson, Jr
Praidem
T. L. Beiseker
First National Bank
County Depository
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