Williston County Officials and Local Notices
The snippet lists county officers and positions for Williston North Dakota, including Sheriff Jas. 8, Auditor H. V. Sarrm, Treasurer Jona HEFFERNAN, Clerk J. C. ELELD, Coroner Cousins BELt, and Biol. of Schools F. J. Wann along with other district and public roles. It also notes Fort Buford Lodge No. 18 meeting details and local names such as N. A. STEWART, J. Stewart, T. C. Garss, and E. O. Wescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bherif—Jas
H. V. Sarrm
Joan Heffernan
J. C. Eleld
Goroner
Cousins Belt
Biol. of
F. J. Wann
E. C. Palmer
Binte
N. A. Stewart
Fort Buford Lodge No. 18
D. PF. Ersa
W. G. N. E. Prupiowste
Sec
I. C. Stewart
Trens
W3k
Ssovar
R. H. Core- Berat Ferone North Dakota
Local visitors and business trips fill Nelson area notes
Billy Crohn from Montana and Ernest Nelson of Neason visited the city. Attorneys Overson and Stewart traveled for business in earlier days. Several residents from Buford, Springbrook, and Nelson were in town for meetings, lumber, or trade, while new settlers move into Nelson and Grinnell districts. The piece also mentions a school picnic prize and a horse sale, plus a laundry notice from Wil lis ton depot.
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Billy Crohn
Montana
Ernest Nelson
Neason
City
Copeland
West
Attorney Overson
White Earth
Attorney Stewart
Minot
Tegal
Tasob Seel
Buford
Billy Tancre
Springbrook
George McKay
Nelson
Williston News Roundup Follows Builders And Visitors
Brick for Albert Paterson's new residence banned on the ground and construction to start. D B Collins of Madison arrives and will visit a Stony Creek ranch. Austin Belgen visits from Minot and may stay in Williston all summer. Mrs George Dow Jr of Madison Wisconsin arrives with Lloyd Dow and George Dow Jr. Major T O Getchell Indian agent at Fort Totten awaits Ft Totten Indians for a Poplar agency trip. Bud Jackson from Madison plans to study ranching then start a large stock ranch. School picnic yields a grand dinner and cheerful afternoon activities despite a strong wind and pleasant weather. Frank Carlson reports Libbey location with Art Madison. Nashville Shudadenta perform in Opera Hall to good reception. Travelers note life in the region remains lively with visits and trips.
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T. O. Getchell
Fort Totten
Ft. Totten
Poplar Agency
Indiana
Williston
Major Getchell
Pete Clancey
Frank Carlson
Art
Maderson
Libbey
Thenrlo
Nashville
Dr King’s New Life Pills touted in local notice
An old public notice promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming energy and strength benefits. It lists a seller in Williston North Dakota and a separate church schedule with June 17 services and sermon topics.
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Dr. King
Wanasrox Piansaey, Jom
Tornado Insurance Offer Warns of Cyclone Risk
Weather note warns dry windy conditions may precede cyclones and urges property owners to insure. Insurance rate advertised at 25.00 per 1000 for three years through W. H. Denny with details available.
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W. H. Denny
Williston Pastor Abroad Writes Home From Rome
Rev J H Ujetland formerly pastor of the Congregational Church of Williston North Dakota now visiting Rome describes a sighting of Saint Peter's dome and his longing for Williston. He recalls grief and gratitude for friends during his lay in Williston and notes the distant view of Rome on April 21 and May 18 with reflections on travel and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ujetland
Congregational Church
Williamton
N. D
Williston
Fjorda
Norway
France
Luly
Florence
Rome
Caesar
Augustine
Thas
Saint Peter
Mishel Angela
Tome
Wile Maton
Rom
Sale of State Hay Permits at Public Auction
County treasurer will auction permits to erase on school and institution lands for year 1000 at Williston Court House at 10 oclock am on 08 June 6, 100. Bids under one dollar per quarter section or fraction thereof. By order of University School Lands. D. Laxvat, Land Commissioner.
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Williston
Board of University School Lands
Williston Visitors Celebrate Hospitality and Plans Ahead
Citizens recall meeting Williston guests with pleasure noting honest play and strong community spirit. Sap- t Waldron visits Hodlund area. Parrett and Holf advance local development including a new store by July and a public celebration. Committees form for refreshments, sports, and program details.
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Williston
Sap't
Waldron
Maki
J. Parrett
Mise Anderson
Mr. Nelson
Ole Thorton
Marvelous cure advertised for General Burnham widow
An account praises Dr King s New Discovery curing pneumonia and consumption of the widow of General Burnham of Machias Maine. The piece also mentions a grant from Uncle Dick Copeland of Williston Graphic and recalls early Moore River settlement and Willard s naming. It notes travels and local incidents in Williston and Minot including a prank involving a traveling practitioner Frank Williams.
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Burnham
Mach+ius
Mra S. H. Lincoln
Dr. King
Triad
Abi
Jamestown
Dick’ Copeland
Williston
Electric Bitters touted by Texan lawyer for malaria cure
A Henrietta lawyer recalls persuading his malarial patient brother to use Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with curing malaria and cleansing the blood, claiming improved digestion and liver and kidney function. Available at Wittaston Pharmacy in Williston North Dakota.
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B. Manday
Henrietta
Tex
Bia
Fur Wanted in Williston Daily Ad
The undersigned will pay top prices for all kinds of fur and deer hides. G M Thomas Williston North Dakota. February 27 1900.
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G. M. Thomas
Williston
N. D
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Williston, N. D
B. H. Copeland, Willard B. Overson
Eprrons
County Directory
Board OF County Commiissio
Nst
J. ©. Stewart
T. C. Garss
E. O.wescott
Willistowns
Bay
Woomzy
Frees
AM Tate
Corefaxp
Wirnwelten
Treas
Town of
Austin
Tenstee
Everos
L. Thle
le ‘Asnessor
F. Mf. Harvey
Leos
G. A. Mapensox
Great Northern Railway
West Hound
Smmbe
Oaks, Ag
Lawyter
Williams CO
Williston, N.D
Strawberries
Hepperson Bros. & Co
Clancey
Apple
Grand Forks
Illinois
Grinnell
H. A. Nelson
J.N. Bain
Culberteen
Bain Bros
Fouxp
Graphic
Boston Bloomer
H. A. Carey
Hoffland
O. D. Hoff
Buva Fearies
Hepperict Baos, & Co
J. F. Woodley
Maddy
Herb. Bartron
Bent
Bell
E. M. Atterberry
Minnesota
Steam Laundry
Speecraatkt
Pelco
Wellnade
Legace Winishead
DOW Suits
Lisle
Balbriggan
Lion Hats
Bruemgger
Na Hellogis
Toohanson Shoes
Rcar
Coo
Albert Paterson
D. B. Collins
Madison, Wis
Stony Creek
Master Austin
B. J. Belgen
J. H. Belgen
George Dow Jr
Mailison
Wisconsin
Lloyd I. Dow
The
Stony Creek Stock and Dairy Co
George Dow, Jr
Lloyd's
Bud Jackson
Madison
Stony Creek Stock & Dairy Co
W. M. Blatock
Misouri
Watertown
Broegeer
Nic
Italy
Laxvat
Hofflund
Graphic Office
Murlison
D. B. Collina Leaven
Yellowstone Park
William V. Howell
North Dakota
Henry Erickson
Carrington Independent
Dick Copeland
Woollawtow Parasacy
N. Dak
Erickson
National Meeting of Railroad Commissioners
Milwaukee
Devils Lake
Brgstore
Armour’s
New York State
Children’s Hose
Lad’s Hose Sc
Hedderich Bros. & CO
Hotel
Columbia
Ed Sl
Heiderich Bros. & Cote
Bengh
Ugh
Star Meat Market
Makersle
Waibhaeyed
Belyea
Freemann's Millinery
Williston, North Dakota
ODD Fellows
Jane
of Fellows
Rebekahs
Packard
Mandan
Rebekah Assembly
Ina M. Bowers
Fargo
Louia S. Stacey
Lillie E. Stowers
Wheatland
Sunie Fosberg
Hunter
Effie Sawyer
Ellendale
Chris, McKee
Donn and
Arthur Tennis
Dog den
N. Ds
Frank Williams
Fure
Williams County State Bank
County Depository
Chas. S. Davidson, Jr
T. L. Beiserer
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