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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
7
Prices set for hides skins and wool with notes on full value for long wool pelts and lambs. Cured hides range from 16 to 28 cents, with horse hides 3.50 to 6.90 and ponies 1.50 to 2.50. Tallow remains firm. government price plans under consideration. Information on tanning offered. printing services advertised.
An advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a cheap, easy remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It claims long lasting color and a youthful appearance with regular application, warning it is a toilet requisite not a medical cure.
At Paris the peace conference opens with Russia possibly represented alongside Germany. The question of a Russian delegation or spokesmen will be decided at the next meeting prior to the congress, as parliaments and leaders prepare for the first formal session and the league of nations agenda.
Miss Anne Martin an independent candidate charged that Nevada's 1930 senatorial race involving Charles Henderson violated federal and state laws governing campaign finances. She asked Senator Pomerene to order an investigation into the alleged election law breaches.
Oats, rye and corn prices listed for January February May futures. barley at 89 9%e. oats 64%c 66% and 68% around. rye $1.55. corn No 2 1.45. Duluth flax at 4 9. The report also covers South St. Paul and Chicago live stock receipts, hogs cattle calves and sheep price ranges, butter eggs poultry and various live stock quotations.
Department of the Interior notices Lucinda Long of Williston North Dakota intends to prove up a homestead claim for Lot 2 Section 29 Township 153 North Range 100 West Williston meridian. Proof to be made before the U S Land Office Register March 7 1919. Witnesses: Charlie Vance Elmer Brown Gilbert Dulam Earl B Ailes all of Williston.
Foreclosure sale scheduled for March 17 1919 on a 160 acre Williams County North Dakota parcel described as W1-2 NE1-4 and N1-2 SE1-4 of Section 27 Township 167 North Range 100 West. Mortgage by Julius Tinjum to Farmers Trust Company dated 1912 and a prior mortgage totaling 879.44 dollars plus interest and delinquent coupons. Also includes legal action by George Barkey against multiple Mahoney heirs and others regarding land in Williams County with court dates and attorney details.
Beatrice Purcell mortgagee will foreclose a 1916 mortgage held by Lena Lambert and Frank Lambert on Williams County real estate. Sale at the Williston courthouse front door set for February 24 1919 at 2 p.m. to satisfy the debt of 187 dollars and 95 cents plus foreclosure costs. Attorney Usher L Burdick and John J Murphy filed notice. Sheriff C C Mackenroth oversees proceedings.
Williams County State Bank sues H. S Sutton in Williston North Dakota. Defendants must answer within 30 days of service or face default judgment. Dated Nov 27 1918 at Williston. Attorneys Usher L Burdick and John J Murphy. First publication Jan 2 1919.
Foreclosure sale of a 1916 mortgage on land in Williams County North Dakota to be held at the Williston court house. The property describes the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section two township one hundred fifty three range one hundred west. Mortgagee Westergaard Blair Co. and attorneys Vines Le Burdick John J. Murphy. Sheriff C Mackenroth. Also includes civil suit notice for John Heffernan vs Stage and Herman partners. summons issued.
Mortgagee Citizens State Bank of Kenyon Minnesota will foreclose the mortgage on real property in Williams County. The sale is set for February 15, 1919 at 2 PM at the Williston courthouse to satisfy the debt of 1198 dollars and costs.
Default on installments due December 1917 and 1918 plus two interest coupons triggers foreclosure. Sadie F Seibel and John W Seibel mortgaged property in Williams County to Farmers Bank of Ray. Sale at Williams County Courthouse on 1919-02-01 at 2 PM to cover 154.40 plus costs and attorney fees.
Notices declare default on multiple North Dakota mortgages including Knute J Scherven to Farmers Bank of Bay and Magnus Nelson to First State Bank of Epping with sale set at court house doors in Williston on February 8 1919 and February 21 1919. Also lists homestead claim filings for Henry Johnson and probate notices for Ole E Ingwaldson estate with creditor claims due six months after first publication.
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