Local Round-Up Highlights and Social Notes
G M Thomas is sick this week. Cornelius Jaynes from Stroud visited the city. Thomas Shea started a new residence. Julia Carleon to vacation at Valley City. Ole Breseth left for the east. Extra work and finishing touches at the Union Block. Alma Leonhardy to visit relatives. Reuben Siewert applying paint to Miss Tena Freeman's millinery store. Reverend A L Woolleyan faces a brew girl arrival last Friday. Read the Keystone Maid and Red Fern votes with your dealer. Elizabeth Webster to visit Holl a then the World’s Fair in St Louis this summer. Dr J H Bolyea left for Fargo with Fort Beford Lodge No 18 I O C F. Samuel L Lum examined by insanity board and discharged. Read the Fegrancy ordinance. A successful clubfoot operation by Drs Belyea on the Peppinger child. Peppinger reports the child improving. Vote early and often. We want our own to win Keystone Maid and Red Fern tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shea
Julia Carleon
Valley City
Ole Breseth
Union Block
Dra. Belyea Spon
J. B. Peppinger
Dance at the Opera House All Welcome
County Treasurer Snyder has been ill for several days. Professor Slocum, once with Noble Theatre Co., forms an orchestra in town and on Thursday January 16 will host a dance at the Opera House with a general invitation to all. Tickets are one dollar. Stocum will host entertainments near Williston and in the city to benefit amusements lovers. Watch for notices announcing the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum
Noble Theatre Co
Thin City
Jane
Opera House
Stocum
Williston
Killa
Costly Mistake and Local Notices From Williston
A scrambled page notes a patent remedy ad for Dr King’s New Life Pills, a Sunday sermon by Rev A L Woolley, and travel updates. It mentions Miss Stella Regan and Mrs Mabel Bold reconsidering teaching positions, the departure of Mr and Mrs Coleman to North Bend Oregon, a marriage at the Wert residence to Ina Browne, and plans for a trip to the mountains and Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Regan
Mabel D. Bold
Williston
Regan
Bold Willg
Wisconsin
HG. Coleman
North Bend
Oregon
Coleman
F. D. Woot
Our City
EB. Rupert
Great Falls
Ina F. Browne
Fight Will Be Bitter Over King's New Discovery and a Basketball Game
A local notice extols Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption with a testimonial from T. R. Beall of Beall, Mia, claiming his wife was cured after trying four bottles. The article also covers an Opera House basketball game last Thursday where the High School girls defeated the Williston team, securing gate money and prizes. named players and referee H. J. Cane are listed with limited detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Opera House
Williston
Electric Bitters Promises Quick Relief and Guarantee
A brisk advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upset claiming rapid fixes by stimulating the stomach bowels and liver and clarifying the blood. It promises a full refund if not effective priced at 60 cents and is guaranteed by Brown Delba.
Mission at St Josephs Church Williston by Redemptorist Father
Notice to Catholics in Williston and vicinity announces a mission at St Josephs Church from Sunday June 26 to Wednesday June 29 conducted by a Redemptorist Father from St Louis. Services begin 10 30 Sunday with the missionary. It urges attendance and promises to strengthen devotion and duty. Rev Joseph Raith Rector. Also a brief note on interest in the Popular Lady Contest and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
St. Joseph's Church
St. Louis
Watches left for repair at Snyder store notice
All parties who left watches or jewelry with M. G. Coleman for repair are urged to call at Wm. Snyder's store to recover them. The Graphic notes Snyder has arranged with a Bret-claim firm of practical watchmakers to repair watches quickly. Leave your orders with Snyder for prompt, guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Coleman
Wm. Snyder
Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Guartiel
Frightened Horse Causes Street Runaway Scene
A frightened horse ran down the street, tossing riders as it bolted. The incident reflects the daily dangers of street travel and underscores the need for reliable remedies such as Becklen's Arnica Salve for burns, sores, and eczema, as advertised by Brownells Drug Store. Also notes luxury rail travel on the Northwest Limited and oat sale by Cornell Land Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becklen
Brownells Drug Store
Close of School in Williston Welcomes Added Year
Williston closes the school term with high praise for Prof. Clarence Ellsthorpe and staff after adding an extra year to study, delayingCommencement. Reopening in September with seven teachers, list includes Principal Clarence Ellsthorpe and Miss Eve A Bradford as Assistant Principal. Also noted are July Fourth celebration committees formed by local business leaders with chairs and members named for Arrangements Sports Privileges Finance Music Printing and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Thi City
Board of Education
Clarence Eilsthorpe
Clarence Ellsthorpe
Eve A Bradford
Martha J. Hamblin
Violet L. Murdock
Julia Carleon
Alma Leopardy
Elisabeth C. Webster
Byron Lyon
J. C. Dwyer
Geo, Newton
Paul Leonhardy
E. H. Belyea
H. C. DeLaney
B. F. Cox
J. Broogser
C. A. Wittmeier
Geo. W. Newton
W. H. Demny
E. W. Jeffries
Oscar Hall
J. Mackersie
Mre
B. L. Hardaway
F. H. van Dyke
Mrs. Diehl
Sam Boyd
R. H. Copeland
A. L. Butler
Rose Valley Social Notes and Eight Mile Parish News
The item lists gatherings at Rose Valley with Mrs Hattie Snow, Miss Betty Hereford, Mrs W P Thornton, Rev Snow and families, and others attending dinners and services at Eight Mile. It notes church elections, teacher selections, and the community plans for potato planting, wheat crops, and farming activity. Mentions J Dillon seeking a claim near Deyila Lake and preparations for the North Dakota State Fair at Mandan in September 1904 with emphasis on growth and citizen support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thompson
Eight Mile
Mr. Baker
M Pet
Perry
Exell
Adams
Martin
Snow
W. P. Thorn
North Dakota
Mandan
SPECIAL LOCALS Feed Mill and Barbershop News
SPECIAL LOCALS report Sharp's feed mill is now operating in fall blast, turning out ground feed rapidly. Farmers may bring oats wheat corn or grain to be processed within an hour. Prof Gordon, formerly of Fargo, opens a modern antiseptic barber shop near the Citizens Bank in Union Block. For sale 10 or 12 good broke teams at a bargain through Pioneer Land Office. Williston Drug Co offers up to date wallpaper painting and decorating with 5,000 rolls available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Groun
Prof. Gordon
Fargo
Citizen's Bank
Union Block
Pioneer Land Office
The
Williston Drug Co
Department of the Interior
United States Landfice
Minot
Nicolas Bandubl
Ganinst
Township
Leonidas B. iBukloe
Itestoe
Uae
Leonidas B. Yankinkkly
United
North Dakota
Sanborn
Register
B. Calderwood
Notice to buy or contract horses in carload lots
Parties wishing to buy or contract for horses in carload lots will please write me at Williston North Dakota or in care of Jack Smith my foreman at Nelson North Dakota James A Jackson 47 Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williaton
N. D
Jack Smith
Nelson
D. James A. Jackson
Antiseptic barber shop opens under Citizens Bank
Pro pr carries beets toilets hair tonics and scalp care with cheap rates. Open 8 a m to 8 p m daily. Prof Gordon proprietor promises full line of disc and shoe drills at West Woodman’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West & Woodman
Bulls for Sale and Missed Cattle Notices
Early 1900s classified brief listing cattle for sale at a Williston ranch near Frank P. Stewart and a stray dark bay mare missing since May 7 1904 with Hembletonian lineage. Also a lost brown water spaniel and a cattle carload inquiry by Pioneer Land Co. in Williston North Dakota.
Notice of School Elector and miscellaneous ads in Williston
Fragments show a Williston North Dakota notice about a three year school term and election, plus sales and property items. Reads milk dairy equipment for sale, a taken up pony or cattle item, and a 1904 for sale ranch listing with 80 deeded acres and structures.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. M. Thomas
Aeek
Cornelius Jaynes of
Stroud
Jome
Alma Leonhardy
Reuben Siewert
A. L
Elizabeth Webster
Holla
J. H. Bolyea
Fort Beford
Gan
Samuel L. Lom
Abe
Calvin
Lum
Dr. King
Brownell
A. L. Woolley
M. E
Glani Coe
Woet & Woodman
Misa Tena Freeman
State
Rebekah Lodge No
O. F
Prof. Ellithorpe
Glenburn
N.D
Pacific Coast
Joseph Raith
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Witte Cornell Land Co
Willow City
Rose Valley
Hattie Snow
Betty Hereford
W.P. Thornton Spens
Ethel Donelson
Mr. Hinman
Memra
Warfield
Mothersbough
Snow Sad
Charlie Perry
W. B. Adama
Jas, McCanlin
Mrs. Johnson
W. P. Thornton
Rev. Snow
I Tim
Sap't
L. J. Exell
Ana’t Sap’t
Mr. Hugenio
Sec
Joe Taylor
Yeachera
J. Dillon
Deyila Lake
Trenton
Buford
Toey
Nelson ‘Holland
Gordon
Aubecriber
Jack Adama
T. Benton
Great Northern R. R. Eet
James Borte
Pioneer Land Co
Joe of
J. Eo
Willson
O Hon
Manson
Iiliston
Meer Land
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Ime
North
CAN
Thomas & Monroe
Williams County
Court House
Fortuna
Sakord Pande
Causenson
Stony Creek
Hoffiund
Ray
Tande
Democratic County Central Committee
H. A. Newaon
Joan Bargcoun
Hugh Sang
David R. Sang
Hah
Williams
Buskimey
Willi-too
William Tonpty
Dovite
Oscar H.will & Co
Bismarck, N. D
Graphic Office
Ryan & Lukken
Custom Tailors
Crystal Steam Laundry
Draper & Mack.areth. N. B
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