Williston Local Round-Up Highlights Community News
Local items mention Lucy Frazier returning home and Mrs Siewert ill, plus editor Miller in town. Attorny LeSueur of Minot and Wegley Bros moving flour stock to a new building near the court house. Stage route to Portal via Crosby starts interim service. Williston band gains prominence with open air Fridays. several residents travel to Wisconsin Chicago and Baltimore for visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lucy Frazier
F. P. Siewert
Miller
The
Tioga Gazatte Ia
W. T. Benton
Wisconsin
Arthur LeSueur
Minot Ia
Vezina
Chicago
Wegley Bros
Court House
Williston
E.T. Williams
Bank Center
Minnesota
E. R. Browneon
Williams
Wreck at Springbrook Station Hurts Dozen on Train No 3
A Great Northern passenger train derailed at Springbrook twelve miles east of Williston. Seven coaches were destroyed by fire after an acetylene tank exploded, injuring 26 people. Engine and a rear special car remained on track. Physicians and citizens hastened to the scene by special train. Names of the injured include Frank Lyon, A Cavannaugh, W J Michael, W H Logan, James Sullivan, Mary Lewis and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Springbrook
Williston
Chas. Stricker
Wm. Hines
Graphic
van Dyke
Thuroe
Frank Lyon
Rogby
A. Cavanaugh
W. J. Michael
A. Richards
W. H. Logan
James Sullivan
Jonna Loomis
Wmn
Hines
Harry L. Thomas
Martha Winkler
Young
Chas
Stricker
Hobo
W. J. Boyd
Eduison
Adan Peters
Anna Mulverhill
O. C. Johnson
J. E. Harvey
Chris. Teeter
Chae
F. Stein
Mary
Fourth at Mondak Red Letter Day in Montana Celebration
Mondak held a July 4 celebration described as one of the most enjoyable frontier events. Williston residents, the Williston band, and the Tioga baseball team joined Mondak for a program marked by cordial hospitality from Mondak merchants despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Berg
Mondak
State Line
Montana
Williston
Tioga
Williston News Briefs Highlight Local Biz Moves and Remedies
The Graphic notes Mrs. Ancie Hunter’s praise for Electric Bitters curing typhoid and kidney trouble with renewed mobility. Park Rapids pair Linscott and Pickell plan a Williston bottling plant, leasing space near Columbia Hotel as groundwork for a soda operation. Also advertised are a blacksmith outfit for sale and a found money notice offering rewards for $15 in bills left at The Graphic office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancie Hunter
Pittsburg
Ell's
E. C. Carney
U. S. Commission
Chas. Linscott
Frank Pickell
Park Rapids
Minn
Williston
Columbia Hotel
Second Street
Mesars
Linscott & Pickell
Glendive Mondak project awarded to Helena contractor
Chas Stabern, a Helena contractor, wins a major portion of the Glendive Mondak work on the lower Yellowstone with bids exceeding 100000 dollars. His contract covers structural and bead work across divisions 1 2 and 8 including pile driving sheet piling concrete riprap and gate setting. Creeks crossing the canal are to be spanned in concrete flames with culverts and sluice-wave constructions for divisions 2 and 3. Awards were made by project engineer Frank Weymouth with final department confirmation anticipated. Work to begin within ninety days and finish by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Ditch
Chas. Stabern
Helena
Yellowstone
Mr. Stabern
Staberno
A. N. Savage
A. J. Wiley
J. H. Quinton
Frank E. Weymouth
Washington
Weymouth
Stabern
Williston School Board seeks depository proposals 1905
Official notice announces that the Board of Education of Williston North Dakota will hold a meeting at the Graphic building to receive proposals for depository services for school district funds. Proposals must be deposited with the clerk by July 11, 1905, at 7 30 p.m. Dated June 28, 1905. RB H Copeland Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
City of
Williston
N.D
Graphic
Couneil
D.C
Gleanings from Horsetide and Local Notes
Movements and visits in the Williston area include Elmer Lacy and family moving to their ranch last Monday, John L. Smith of Williston visiting his sister Mrs. J. E. Westbrook, and various neighbors shopping, visiting, or tending farms. rainfall noted, landseekers located, and July 1 1905 school warrants call announced by treasurer H C DeLaney with payment deadline and interest cease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lacy
John L. Smith
Williston
J. E. Weatbrook
Bernard
J. E. West
J. E. Westbrook
E. Lacy
Miller Ellingson
Emel Hopperaland
Knute Strand
Trentoff
W.B. Eselle
Ole Operadahl
Thoreday
A.J. Lambert
Mary Erlle
Trenton
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Lowney
Mision Doug
North Dakota
New Clothing & Shoe Store
Wooley
Methodist Church
Zenor Bruegner
Minot
Robert Beil
Baltiaoore
National Assembly of the Christian Endeavor Association
Tthe C. E. A
Geo. Grogan
Grogan
Mahon & Robensons
Towner Tribune
Clothing & Show
Mahon & W Robenson
Geo. Newton, Jr
George
New Clothing & Shoe
Evans
Kingston
Charles Deiter
Buford
Culberteen
Williston Boys
Portal
Crosby
Williams County
W. H. States
Makee's
Long Creek
Murdy Valley
Zablood Marmon
B. F. Leek
Concord
Brownell
Carney
Land ' Oice
Bos
New Clothing
W. H. Denny
Flrst National Bank
N. D
Graphic Office
Dulay M. Johnson
Elliot Steam
Grand Forks
Don. Langford
Langford
Willheton
Edith Kilion
Winoma
Mina
Edith
Geo. H. McKay
Nelson
McKay
Winona
Breaved
H. Copeland
Clea
Dehyde
Victor Lofgren
H. B. Schriver
R. B. Swan
Laura Gardner
Edna Hoaugsven
Thompson
P. V. Lofgren
H. R. Schriver
Annie Thompson
Emmi Haugwen
Rona Lofgrén
Ray
Hodgina
St. Paul Pent
Maloney Bros
Will Garrity
Inez
Walliston Special
H. C. DeLaney
Panger
Preble
Erickson’s Studio
A.D. Erickson
Dept
Main &I
Williston, N. D
Brownell & Co
Great Northern Hotel
A. A. Austill
County Court of
Williams Court
Robert J. Ross
Nelisel
Malma
Sduart
R. C. Saxnoen
U. S
Citizen's State Bank” Building
Deering
Bruegger Merc. Co
J. M. Ubiman
Sebater
T. Frazier
J. M. Howard, Schufer
Dochterman
Citizens State Bank
Citizen’s Bank
Tiordon
Ryan
Lokken
Custom Tailors
Thomas & Monroe
G. M. Thomas
Fargo
Creat Northern Hotel
Wheelock, North Dakota
Annie T. Thompson
Williston, North
Dakom
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