Notice to Build Sidewalks in Williston Streets 1911
Notice requires property owners along listed blocks in Williston to build cement sidewalks by July 22 1911 under city supervision. If neglected the city will construct them in 1911 and levy a special assessment. Dated July 5 1911 by order of the city council and signed by Acting Mayor Hi Vohs and City Auditor B J Schoregge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welderty
Herpinafter
First Avenue
Broadway
Ninth Street
Bruegger
Eighth Street
Second Avenue
Seventh Treet
Williston
Third Avenue
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Marmon
City of
Hi Vohs
B. J. Schoregge
Bids for Call Deposits in City of Williston
Bids for the deposit of Williston city funds will be received until 8 PM July 10 1911. Proposals must state interest rate and be enclosed in sealed envelopes addressed to the mayor. Bid must include a $50 certified check and be accompanied by a bond satisfactory to the City Council. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated June 27 1911. City Seal Joseph W. Jackson, Mayor J Schorge, City Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Williston
Ume
Joseph W. Jackson
Resolution Declaring Grading and Curbe and Gutters Necessary
City of Williston North Dakota Resolution declares grading curb and gutter work needed in Improvement District No One on First Second and Third Avenues East from Broadway to designated streets. Plans specifications costs and assessments prepared. city auditor ordered to publish twice in official newspaper. dated June 23 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williaton
Williston
City Auditor
North Dakota
Vis
First Avenue
Broadway
Ninth Street
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
Eighth Street
Joseph W. Aeeeeany
Rain Needed in Land Creek Community
Clarence Rensberger and family attended a religious meeting in Montana last Saturday. A large turnout from the area celebrated the Fourth at Williston. Leonard Logan was kicked by a colt and crippled for days but has recovered enough to move about. Roy Ashwill and Clifford Head visited Clarence Rensberger's home. Head is currently employed there. Grafton Head and sister visited Howard's one evening last week. Rev. Hollett will preach at the Sand Creek schoolhouse next Sunday July 9 at 3 o'clock. Everybody come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rensberger
Montana
Williston
Leonard Logan
Clifford Head
Grafton Head
Howard's
Hollett
Sand Creek
Mrs E C Carney Hosts Rugby Social Evening
Mrs E C Carney entertained the Rugby oblation at Williston with a formal informal social gathering Monday evening. About a dozen families now reside in Williston, including former Rugby residents, first hosted by the Carneys. The evening featured games social chat and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Carney
Williston
Rugby Home
Carneys
Window Warship Display Captures City Attention
In the G. M. Hedderich & Co show window a full fledged warship construction stands out. Its sides are crosscut saws and screen wire, with mop stick jibs and a rake main fighting top supporting a tin pan. A row of faucets forms its bow of defense making an excellent window display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Hedderich & Co
Essentials of Meat Rescriptions and Market Standards
A detailed bulletin based on investigations at Union stock yards Chicago and other markets outlines meat trade classifications, carcass beef grades, and regional descriptions from natives to westerns to Texas types. It explains dressed weight distinctions, cut categories, and cured beef products standards for wholesale packing centers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Hall
Milnois
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Asea
Texas
Eradicate Scutch Grass Dairy Vetch Method Advised
New Jersey farmer D Lindsley reports success eradicating scutch grass by sowing one and a half bushels of dairy vetch per acre on Bermuda sod in September, followed by cutaway harrowing. He notes quick spring feed and that the dense harm grows well, resisting heat and drought, while yielding nutritious hay and pasture with erosion control benefits. Prof Hunt cites gulf-state tests with mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ©. Lindsley
Morris County
N. J
Country Gentleman
Bermuda
Hunt
Gulf States
Simple whip socket lock offers theft proofing idea
An Inventor proposes a practical whip lock from Scientific American. A holder clamps around the whip and a downward shank fits a hollow sheath by the socket. A padlock passes through the sheath and one hole in the shank to prevent removal unless the padlock or socket is broken. Humus in soil enriches upper layers and darkens soil. It is decaying organic matter full of microorganisms and plant food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Wanted Furnished Room Near Business District
Classified note seeks a furnished room within ten blocks of the business section with a stated rate. Classified under personal housing inquiries, it lists the name E. H. H. and references the Graphic as the contact source.
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J. Bchoregge
Roy Ashwill
Rose Hill
Ironsides
Anderson Hardware Co
West Broadway
Williston, No. Dak
United States
New Jersey
Balves
Dave
Bernie Mina Y Mare
Peas
Ina
Erin
Tom Willis
Wildrose
N.D
Alice
Jud Miller
Cos Cont & Ward Wead
Cale Forte
Ale—Saend
Ara— Pe Sr Ass Coon Berean
Todd
D. I. Road
W. I. Barnes
Velva
Mainut
Yn Land Co
Gall
W. R. Mc
Williston Green House
B.L. Hardaway
Ezekil S. Evans
Epping
N. D
Alexander, N. D
L. B. Burns
Alexander
Bott
Graphic
Tequire Corner
6Th Street
C. G. Robinson. i
Main Street
Business Center
Milk River Valley
D. I. Blankenship
Hinsdale
Mont
Winston Churchill
City
12 Mile Hill
Graphic Office
Wiles
S/ SA
the Farmers & Merchants Bank
Williston, N. D
M. E. Wilson
L. O. Tollefson
V-Prep
A. O. Anderson
Department of the Interior
Department of the Interior, United States Land Office
Williston, N. B
John J. J- Bates
Monage
Minot
Noeth
F. P. Bergman & Co. Ira
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