Official Proceedings of Williaton City Council 1908
January 3 adjourned regular meeting re convened at Williston council chamber Alderman LaDue presiding. Minutes read. petitions from Kight Steward Lovejoy considered. metal covering required. bills from Copeland and Disney approved. Adjourned to January 9 1906. Page city auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williaton
N. D
Yooma
Orfer
HH. LaDue
W. H. Denny
Baldwin
Wag Dyke
McCheaney
Wealey
Beranton
N. A. Steward
Chas Lovejoy
R. H. Copeland
E.N. Disney
Gnance
Ofelovk
D. C
Williston
Juin
D.C. Page
Williston Defeats Ross Boys In City Opera House Game
The Williston basketball team defeated the Ross boys 8 to 3 at the Opera House last Friday. Two Ross players were unable to play, fielding inexperienced substitutes including Truman Williams of White Earth. Visiting players included Ad McGlynn and Robert Zimmerman among others. Williston’s lineup featured Westergand, Smith, Jeffrey, Gase, Harvey, Ellithorpe, and Van Slyke officiating as referee. The event concluded with a social dance in which many attendees joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Ross Boys
Truman Williams
White Earth
Ad. McGlyan
Robert Zimmertean
N. J. McGlynn
J. A. McGlyinn
Froman Williame
W. H. Westergand
H. Smith
W. Jeffrey
H. J. Gase
Will Harvey
Ellithorpe
Empire
van van Slyke
Ladies Aid Society Meeting and Auction at Columbia Hotel
The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Lutheran church to meet at Mrs A Anderson's residence on Wednesday January 10 at 2 pm. The confirm class gathers January 2 at the Columbia Hotel with a fancy goods auction at 2 pm. A Norwegian supper will be served at 5 30 pm at the same venue. Court dance services at 11 pm on the 98th with a business meeting after. The Ladies Aid plans a meeting Wednesday evening the 24 at Mrs Otto's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of Zion Lutheran Church
Mre. A. Anderson’s
Hedderich
Columbia Hotel
Ladies’ Aid
Ludieffak
Lessa
Columbia
Otto
Money For Farms Offer From McEnrosu and Carano
Farm loan advertisement offering money quickly with no bonus or examination fee. Prominent claim that money is yours once papers are signed. Contact McEnrosu and Carano at Union Block, Williston.
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McEnrosu & Carano
Union Block
Williston
Williston Approves Water and Electric Bonds
In a city election last Saturday Williston voters approved 80 of 114 ballots for 27,000 water bonds and 76 of 112 ballots for electric light bonds. Supporters hailed the outcome as economy driven and progressive local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Tate
Black game bird of Norway thrives in Alger County
In Munising Michigan the capercailzie or black game bird of Norway has taken root in Alger County. Brought two years ago by Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company and released at Grandad preserve, it adapts to local climate and shows promising propagation. Chas S Osborn of Sault Ste. Marie championed its potential after a Norway visit.
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Munising
Mich
Norway
Michigan
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company
Grandad
Chas
Osborn
Sault Ste. Marie
Upper Peninsula
British Columbia
Alias Contest Notice From Interior Department and Office
Notice of a mine claim contest filed by Jacob Bachman against homestead entry No 17825 in Fosmark Southend, alleging Kudrow Nosmark abandoned the land. The contestant claims no evidence of occupancy or cultivation and cites the Williston district filing in North Dakota. Further proceedings and dates follow with the usual official processes and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
United States
Jacob Bachman
Fosmark
Williston
Wilinnes
Deus
Alias Contest Notice From Interior Department
A notice in a United States land patent contest proceeding details a contestant’s affidavit alleging nonresidence and failure to cultivate land. The message references a March 17 1906 date, a January 3 1908 affidavit, and orders publication with T. E. Fox as Referee and B. Gymneon as attorney for the contestant.
Contest of Land Claim in Williston SD
In a land contest dated March 17, 1908, Alphonse Hoard is shown as contestee with Roche not Franco. the absence from land not due to military service. evidence to be heard at 10 o clock am. A proper affidavit filed January 3, 1905 details service difficulties. receiver T. E. Fox and attorney W. B. Ovenson represent Contestant in Williston SD.
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Frank
Brownson
Elock G. m
Poeel Rae
United States
Ins Minot
T. E. Fox
Reeatv
B. Oymneon
Contestar Wi Mitstous N.D
Co Interior
Ale
NLD
Alphonse
Sore Fe
Alphonse 1
Roche
Franco Larry
Seaich
Brownse
Reineanog
United
W.B. Ovenson
Williston
Enid
Army-Navy
Marine Corps
Drivats
Oliver
Spain
Williams County
N.D
N. D
United States Land Office
Fox
Interior
Minot
Terrence E. Oily
William Lena
William Leng
Frances A. Brownson
Williston Land Co
United States Land
Net
North Dakota
Contested Homestead Notices In Williston District
Notices in Williams County contest a homestead entry by William Leng alleging absence from the land not due to military service. Hearings set for February 23 1905 and March 2 1906 before notary public and U S Land Office officials, with publication orders for due process and service difficulties noted.
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Jewelry Store
F. H. Smith
Jene Optician
G. M. Watch
Williston, N. D
Court House
Chas H. Davidson, Jr
C. H. Ross
Vice Press
Denny, Cashier
The
First National Bank
Wwilliston, North Dakota
County Depository
Mitchell
Triumph
Ey.prea
J. C. Delaney
Bertha Maloy
Asst
Citizens State Bank
Canada
Europe
Illiston Graphic
Copeland, Enrros
Game Bird
Ana
Athens
Genhastlincera
E. Fox
Abi Cena
Peta
Sanborn
Beglater
Rtmf
Department of the Interior
Sotvor Marine Oorpe Ct
Renee
Myring
Deioe
Baying
Athe Davil
Aero 1
Saltan
William Courtaint
Army
Navy
Aleatee
United States Band Ofice
N. C
Oper Aft Davit
Register
Y. Gammions
Minc
Second Street
Great Northern Hotel
Dray Line
Oldcat and Beet Livery
John Heffernan
Great Northern Railway
Dufori
Adress W.t. Benton
Sentile
Orient
Daroia
Seattle
Orion
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