Weekly Bulletin Real Estate Listings No. 1
A. J. Stafe Farm Lands offers eight sections 8 miles east of Sidney Montana 70 percent tillable on O'Brien Creek priced at six dollars an acre with easy terms and multiple section listings from Benniepier Creek to Williston North Dakota, including hotels and irrigated land trade offers and requests cash or reasonable trades. not an agent, promises quick deals and deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Mont
O'Brien Creak
Benniepier Creek
Alexander
Oleson Ebrint
Cartwright
N. D
Evans
S. E
Shanks
Williston
Walker
Portage
Wis
Western Farm
York
Searies Creamery
Searies
Minn
Notice for sealed bids on Cow Creek Bridge work
By order of the Board of County Commissioners sealed bids will be received at the office of the County Auditor in Williston North Dakota up to 9 a m Friday July 25 1913 for grading approaches on Cow Creek Bridge No 0 under Security Bridge Company's contract of July 20 1912. Bids require a certified check at least 20 percent and a bond with the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
County Auditor
Williston
N. Dak
Cow Creek Bridge
Security Bridge Company
Dak
M. H. Asen
Williston Graphic July 10 1918 editorial debate
The Williston Graphic notes a July 10 1918 publication and quotes a harsh remark about charity for babies. It reflects wartime sentiment in Montana and references the Glen dive Monitor as a comparison. The piece criticizes parents relying on others for child necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Save the
Montana
Sherman
Glendive Monitor
From Farm Boys to City Men via Agricultural Colleges
An excerpt from Farm and Fireside traces how agricultural college life reshapes students. It follows a freshman’s unpolished habits evolving through sophomores into seniors as social exposure and urban routines influence dress, speech, and ambitions. The piece notes graduates pursue roles in agriculture departments, extension work, or large implement houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm and Fireside
Agricultural College
William
Department of Agriculture
Currency Legislation Moves Forward After Presidential Message
Washington dispatch reports a fixed determination to pass currency legislation, with President Wilson presenting the currency message to Congress. Both parties aim to begin committee work on the administration bill, to be introduced in the House by Carter Glass and in the Senate by Owen. Republicans voice mixed reactions, praising style but criticizing content as borrowed from prior reports and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Congress
House
Senate
Wilson
Carter Glass
Owen
Mann
House Banking and Currency Committees
Municipal Push for Sanitary Slaughterhouses in Statewide Drive
A state bill prompts swift action by senate and house banking and currency committees with early cross chamber reports. The Pure Food Department Bulletin cites grim slaughterhouse conditions, calling for municipal slaughterhouses and strict inspection, warning prosecutions for owners failing to meet sanitary laws.
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State
Pure Food Department
Williston and Buford Hospital Auxiliaries Aid Care
Williston Hospital Auxiliary members, a year old, raised over 160 dollars in their first year through monthly clues and collections. They funded a hospital washing machine and helped repaint upstairs with a contract to Braseth. Buford Auxiliary contributed curtains, blankets, towels, sheets, and pillow cases. June meeting hosted by Mrs Jones and Mrs Hogan. Officers include Mrs Wingate president and Miss Alinda Hougensec treasurer. Nurses Miss Enghove Miss Nelson Miss Larson Miss DeNoy now serving. Grown people rarely see fairy tales unless in seed catalogs.
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Whittenberg Hospital
Williston
Braseth
Buford
Alinda Hougensec
Miss Enghove
Miss Nelson
Miss Larson
Miss DeNoy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sheep Deserve Place on Farm In Illinois Bulletin Urges
A farmers institute bulletin from Illinois advocates sheep on every farm, citing profitability from lambs wool and ewes, with guidance on fat lambs, alfalfa hay, and early care. It argues sheep help waste cleanup, fertility, and rural prosperity amid meat shortages. The piece ties this to broader Midwest farming and a festive National holiday reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Illinois
Farmers’ Institute
South St. Paul
Pigota
Minnesota
Garden Valley Hails Rainy Fourth of July Festivities
In Garden Valley residents gathered for a lively Fourth of July picnic despite rain. Over fifty neighbors joined at Mr J H Hamilton’s home for races, a ball game between Flickertails and Garden Valley, and fireworks. Garden Valley won the contest fifty to five before a grand cracker report ended the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Valley
van Deberg
Lee Hamilton
Ambrose
Jno
Hamilton
Court
Alberta Francis
J. H. Hamilton
Notice for bids on school fund deposit 1918
The Williston 3 district of Williston North Dakota invites sealed proposals for a general fund and time deposit bank. Bids due July 26 1918 at 8 p m. Sealed envelopes marked Proposal for deposit of School Funds. The board may reject any bid. Clerk C C Mackenroth. Also Roosevelt School District No 17 invites bids for deposit of school money until July 25 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Williston
Cial
Williams County
N. Dak
A. D
C. C. Mackenroth
Williston sees brick plant opportunity in Hebron visitor
S Weigel of Hebron visited Wiliston last week to study establishing a brick manufacturing plant here. He praised local conditions and discussed plans with several residents seeking a brick operation, highlighting Williston as a promising site for the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Weigel
Hebron
Williston
Prices for Sarah Bernhardt pictures at Keen Theater
A note announces a planned run of motion pictures featuring Sarah Bernhardt at Keen Theater next Wednesday and Thursday, with tickets priced at 10 and 15 cents. Advert says this is one reason why motion pictures are so popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen
Pheum
Ady
Notice of Contest on Homestead Claim in Williston North Dakota
Department of the Interior notices Theodore Anderson as contentee in a 1913 contest by Mia Carlson from New York seeking cancellation of Homestead Entry No. 014944 for land in Sec. 26 T185N R97W. The contester alleges abandonment and nonresidence since January 1911, with proof of service and newspaper publications required within twenty days after the fourth publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United Sates Land Office
Williston
North Dakota
Theodore Anderson
Mia Carlson
First
New York
Ale
Rane
Theodora Anderson
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Paris
A. J. Stafe
St. James
Minneapolis
A. J. Stafne
Rawson Bldg
Williston Graphic
John A Corbett
Williswa
M. D
Wi Mesterice
Roosevelt
Torveld Johnson
Europe
Africa
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cap
Queen Elizabeth
U. S. Department Agriculture
Weather Bureau
N. Cak
John Craig
Iver
Hegister OF Deeds
Board of County Commissioners of
Clarks
Walker Bros. & Hardy
Tribune
Williston Drug Co
Bailiesston Drug Go
Thomas
Murphy
W. B. Overson
Reyes
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