Samuel Adams Dies Suddenly in Williston
Samuel Adams, 42, former United States land office register, died of heart failure Thursday evening after arriving from Perth North Dakota. He leaves a wife and son, served as state legislator from Towner County, and was buried at Manterville after services in Williston. His funeral followed a home service with Masons and Eastern Star presence.
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Perth
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Masons
Towner County
Manterville, Minn
Adams and Son
Grand Forks
L. B. Dochterman
Eastern Star
B. & T. Club
Bids for Steel Culverts in Williston North Dakota
Sealed bids for furnishing metal culverts to Williams County will be received at the county auditor's office in Williston North Dakota until 10:00 a.m. July 20, 1912. Culverts required in car load lots in sizes from 24 to 60 inches diameter. Deposit of 100 dollars required with bid. Information and forms furnished by the county auditor.
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Red Auditor
Williams County
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Willis-enue
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Beaver Creek
Hofflund Post Office
Hofflund
Dry Fork Creek
Painted Woods
Brees Fund
Jon Tte Gonder
Court House
Williston
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Board of County Commissioners
Eer
Willison
F. O. B. Williston
Teserve
Williams Cont
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C. B. Williston
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Glorious Fourth Rain Boosts North Dakota Harvest Prospects
One or two more excellent rains in the past week lift crop prospects to the best seen in North Dakota. A Fourth of July shower delighted picnickers countywide, assuring a bountiful harvest.
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