Williston to Construct Cement Sidewalks on Multiple Blocks
The Williston city council orders a 6 foot wide cement sidewalk on streets across blocks 23 to 24 west to 9 and 16 east, along lots 1 29 in block 23 and adjacent blocks. The sidewalks follow city ordinances, at owner expense, to be completed within thirty days after June 1 1907. Mayor Wegley and City Auditor Will T. Poe sign.
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Williston
North Dakota
Williams
Andi
Office of Register of Deeds
Auld Iota
Origi
Wiliston
Taken Up Gold Dunst Gelding in Bonetraill North Dakota
Taken up on June 8 1907 a seven year old white spotted gelding branded mans shoe on right hip weighing 1050 pounds very gentle and suitable for single driving. Owner must prove property and call on O E Ingwaldson in section 14 two 156 range 104 Bonetraill North Dakota.
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O. E. Ingwaldson
Bonetraill
N. D
City of Williston Ashes and Refuse Cleanup Notice
To Residents and Property Owners the city warns ashes manure and all refuse in alleys must be cleaned promptly or authorities will remove it and charge the cost to residents and property owners By order of the Board of Health L B Dochterman President H R Evans Secretary
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City of
Williston
Board of Health
L. B. Dochterman
H. R. Evans
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by North Mills Man
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports healing a decades old sore after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He claims the remedy cured the sore that resisted other treatments and left him a happy man. Browell Drug Co guarantees the salve for piles burns and similar conditions at 25e.
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Bucklen
John Garrett
North Mills
N. C
Brownell Drug Co
Boothroyd Young Tie The Knot In Enumclaw Home
Yesterday at 10 o'clock Chauncey E Boothroyd of Enumclaw Washington wed Miss Louise Young of the city at the brides parents seven miles east. Rev Hollet of the Methodist Episcopal church led the ceremony. The home glittered with bridesmaid roses smilax carnations ferns and evergreens. The bride wore a gown of embroidered mull. A wedding breakfast followed the simple home service.
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Chauncey E. Boothroyd
Enumclaw
Wash
Louise Young
Rev. Hollet
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wedding Announcement for Enumclaw Couple
Immediate relatives were present as the groom a prosperous Enumclaw business man and the bride the daughter of T. W. Young a wealthy farmer wed. The couple departed Wednesday afternoon on Number three for their home in Enumclaw Wash amid best wishes from friends and relatives.
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Enumclaw
T. W. Young
Wash
Book and Thimble Club Elects Officers for Forest Festival Plans
The Book and Thimble Club met at Mrs West's home on Wednesday with many members and visitors present. Officers elected: President Mrs Ellsworth Vice President Mrs Corbett Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Iverson. Committees were appointed to plan a Forest Festival entertainment with the musical club. Next meeting at Mrs Sharp's home. Mrs West served refreshments.
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West
Ellsthorpe
Corbett
Sec’y and Treas
Overson
Sharp
Bid For School House Sealed Bids Open July 17 1907
Nelson School board of Ray North Dakota calls for sealed bids by 12 noon July 17 1907 to build a four room schoolhouse per Haxby and Gillespie Fargo plans. Heating plant bids separate with 5 percent verified check. Board may reject any bid. Plans at Reporter Minot Graphic Williston Ray Pioneer and Fargo offices. E L Gunderson president Mrs G H Moellring clerk.
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E. L
Gunderson
Nelson School Board
Ray
N. Dak
Haxby and Gillespie
Fargo
E. L. Gunderson
the Reporter
Minot
Graphic
Williston
Ray Pioneer
Ray, N. Dak
Fargon, Dak
G. H. Moellring
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Mary H Fry Case
In the District Court of North Dakota Mary H Fry of Wittaker Williams County was adjudicated bankrupt May 20 1907. First meeting of creditors will be held June 24 1907 at 10 30 AM at John H Lewis office Minot Ward ND to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct business. Referee in Bankruptcy John H Lewis.
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District Court of the United States
District of North Dakota
Mary H. Fry
Wittaker
Williams
John H. Lewis
Minot
Ward
North Dakota
Notice of Final Homestead Proof in Williston North Dakota
Department of the Interior Land Office gives notice that Tada M Anderson formerly Thierson of Williston has filed intention to make final proof for Homestead entry No 1903 for use and lots 2 in Township 1S Range 101. Proof to be made before the Register and Receiver at Williston North Dakota on July 15 1907 witnesses: Jesse Brown John Safer William Lowter Thomas Andrews all Williston North Dakota Wilson Register.
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Department of the Interior
Ten N. D
Tada M. Anderson
Thierson
Williston, N
Register and Receiver
United States Land Offices
Williston
N. D
Jesse Brown
John Safer
William Lowter
Thomas Andrews
Williston, N. D
Wilson
Register
Robert M. Emmons
Ed Davis
John K
V. W. McMurrin
Pearl Reinbolt
Winn
Weilvon
Interior
Willis
Ihn
N. de Ao
Albert Adblphson
D. F. Kerns
Lewis Moth Fabungh J
C. Field
Wil
Gao
W, Wilson
Rewister
Bids Sought for Williston Sidewalk Construction
Notice for bids from Williston North Dakota for sidewalk construction under Ordinance No 23. Bids due July 1 1907 at 4 PM with certified check of 50 dollars and a 500 dollar bond. Envelopes marked Bids for Sidewalk Construction. City reserves right to reject all bids. Dated Williston North Dakota June 11 1907. City Auditor Will T Poe.
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Williston
N. D
City of
N D
Will T. Poe
Fortunate Texan Endorses Kings New Life Pills
Mr. E W Goodloe of St. Louis Street Dallas Texas says in the past year he has become acquainted with Dr Kings New Life Pills and that no laxative before tried so effectively disposes of malaria and biliousness. They cost 26 cents at Brownells Drug Store.
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E. W. Goodloe
St. Louis St. Dallas
Tex
Strayed Mare Branded H Reported In Squires North Dakota
Notice from Max Burkowsky of Squires North Dakota asking for help locating a six year old mare that strayed from his sw 1-4 section 24 two 156 rye 104 area. The horse weighs about 1300 pounds and wears a harness with an H brand on the right hip. A reward for the return is offered.
Card of Thanks for Clifford Maderson Loss
Mr and Mrs G A Maderson express gratitude to friends for support during the bereavement of their son Clifford. They note kindness will not be forgotten.
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Clifford
Clarence H. Nelson Files Homestead Final Proof Notice
Clarence H. Nelson of Baqual North Dakota has filed intent to make final proof for Homestead Entry Section 20 Town 99 Range 99. Proof will be before the Register and Receiver at Williston North Dakota on July 15 1900. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are Hos Rawlins Rawlins C Rabel J B Yeill all of Baqual North Dakota and W Wilson.
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Clarence H. Nelson
Baqual
N. 5
Williston
N. D
Hos. Rawlins
Rawlins
C. Rabel
J. B. Yeill
Bagu
Derwee Goo
W. Wilson
Register
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication in Williston
United States land office in Williston North Dakota reports Nora Dakota Will County has filed notice of intention to make final proof on a desert land claim No. 300 for the first and second lots in section two township eighteen range eighty. Richard Rees and Hector announce the plan to present witnesses for irrigation and reclamation. Henry Clark Martin Jensen Howard Lampman Joe Langford and 160 W Wilson reside in Williston North Dakota.
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United States
Martin Jensen
Howard Lampman
Joe Langford
Williston
N. D
W. Wilson
Register
Land notice of final proof for William Carlson
Notice is hereby given that William Carlson of Williston North Dakota intends to make final proof on his 1 0wd land entry for 8 townships. The proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Williston North Dakota on July 15 1907. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are Wren Og or Austen Shanley Gour Winson and others.
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Williston
Wichor Carlson
N. D
Range
Jie
Wren Og
Austen
Shanley
Alston
Geo. W. Winson
Register
Final Homestead Proof Notice from Williston N D
Land Office notices Stephen B Beech fled final proof for Homestead Entry 31 1 1 1903 lots 3 4 section 31 township 1 north range 1 west in Williston North Dakota. Witnesses listed include Smith Manford Webb W I Seuce Bok Geo W Wilson in Williston for continuous residence and cultivation before the Register and Receiver.
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Williston
N. D
Stephen
Ereby
Phea
N. Dy
Remarkable Rescue in Fedora Tenn Prompted by Cure
In Fedora Tennessee C V Pepper recalls a near fatal lung and throat hemorrhage episode. Doctors offered little hope until Dr King s New Discovery provided instant relief with coughing stopping and bleeding diminishing. He recovered in three weeks and praised the remedy. Trial bottles free at Brownell Drug store with guaranteed cure for coughs and colds priced 50 cents and 1.00.
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Fedora Tenn
C. V. Pepper
Dr. King
Brownell Drug Store
White pony found near Williston with ID on hip
On June 4 at a location in Williston North Dakota a white pony horse weighing seven to eight hundred pounds was found. It bears a letter 5 brand on the left hip and is available to the owner who can identify the property and pay charges. Contact Alice E K Arndt for recovery.
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My Place
Alice EK. Arndt
Williston
N. D
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