Williston City Council Proceedings June 1911
Adjourned regular meeting of the Williston North Dakota City Council convened June 12 1911 at 2 pm with Mayor Jackson presiding. Ordinances 105 106 and 104 read and ordered for second reading with approvals and file transfers. reports from C C Mackenroth and H V Smith presented and filed. Fire and Water Committee recommended two wooden horse fountains be replaced with new locations. arc light transfers and new lamp posts approved. meeting adjourned to June 13 1911 at 8:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. D
N. Dak
Jackson
Johanna, Marellus
Borsheim
McKay
Vohs
Malloy
North Dakota
Johanna
Marelius
Vohs and
C. C. Mackenroth
Alderman McKay
Water and Light Department
Alderman Johanna
H. V. Smith
Fire and Water Committee
Second Avenue
Second Street
First Avenue East
Fourth Street
Alderma Marelius
West Lawn
Johanna, Marelius
Main Street
Secatrect
First Avenue
South Street
Washngton Avenue
First Street
Boresheim
Jouna
Marellus
Mcfay
Williston Ordinance Creates Improvement District One
Ordinance No. 105 proclaims Improvement District number one in Williston North Dakota for grading graveling curbing planting trees grass plots and gutters. Repeals previous ordinances. Becomes effective after passage publication. First and second readings conducted June 5 1911 and June 12 1911, approved June 13 1911. Attest City Auditor and City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
North Dakota
City OF
Norh Dakoa
County of
Williams
State of
B. J. Schoregge
Joseph W. Jackson
Ordinance 106 Creates Williston Water Main District One
Ordinance 106 establishes Water Main District number one in Williston Williams County North Dakota declaring all city lots streets alleys and highways within the city as the district. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and passes first reading June 5 1911 with mayoral approval June 13 1911 by the city auditor.
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Williston
Noah
Dakoa
County of
Williams
State of
North Dakota
B. J. Schoregge
Joseph W. Jackson
Williston Ordinance 104 Regulates Moving Traction Engines
Ordinance 104 requires a written permit from the City Auditor to move traction engines in Williston. Applicants must cover street crossings with three inch planks, insure against damage, and post a $25 bond or cash deposit. A $2 permit fee is required, with indemnity and reporting duties specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Williston
Bec II
City Traction Engine Permit Provisions and Penalty
A 1911 ordinance outlines permit handling for traction engines, including inspection by the Street Commissioner, repair duties for streets and crossings, and cost settlements. It specifies a $25 guarantee and conditions for returning or recovering funds, plus a penalty clause for violations. The ordinance takes effect after passage approval and publication with readings on May 27 and June 12, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Schoregge
Joseph W. Jackson
Fire destroys Gibson house in a spring incident
The Gibson residence burned when a cook range exploded from a cartridge placed in the stove. No injuries occurred and only an overcoat survived. The note records other local items: Sunday School picnic set for Children’s Day at H. V. Smith grove with Rev. Hollett absent due to the grove meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
H. V. Smith Grove
Hollett
the Grove
Rose Hill
Mrs. Foster
Williston
Notice to Penileths Regarding Wife’s Departure
Dan Mitchell of Trenton New Brunswick states he will not pay any bills contracted by his wife who has left their home without cause. He directs readers to read “Wants” and uses the notice to inform creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Mitchell
Trenton
N. B
Garden Valley Socialities and Local Visit Highlights
Multiple Garden Valley residents attend a Socialist speech by Wu D Haywood in Williston and a series of local events. Births include an eight and a half pound boy born June 12 to L J VanDeberg. christenings at Williston area churches. literary gatherings at Rose Hill. and various visits among families including Hamilton, Ekeberg, Rieder, and Hart.
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Garden Valley
Wu. D. Haywood
Williston
L. J. VanDeberg
Dr. Windel
Ham
Ernest Francis
Ekebergs
Collins
Wawkinson
Redding
Geo. Hart
Magen
Wildrose
John Hamilton
R. A. Reider
Mrs. McWillams
Mable Elliot
Callie Hamilton
Maybelle Jamison
Hugo Clark
Webber Bros
Rose Hill
Election and local notes from a June meeting
At the school meeting Tuesday June 6 Mrs Pernell was elected director. The Norwegian Ladies Aid met with Mrs Sloberg last Thursday. Daniel Murray sold his claim to Cottonwood Lake implement firm for 1200 dollars, they are broke with an engine. Martin Johnson had a colt injured by a barb wired fence. A dance occurred at Sunatrom's Saturday evening with a good time reported. Baby Lohr is quite sick at present.
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Pernell
Norwegian Ladies Aid
Sloberg
Daniel Murray
Cottonwood Lake
Martin Johnson
Sunatrom
Baby Lohr
Local social notes from Cow Creek area
Miss Irene Skaff and Miss Margaret Bahauera visited last Tuesday and will spend a week at Irene’s home. Irene’s mother visited with her sister-in-law Mrs. EB Munger in Wil. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Habble called on the Banhameras Sunday. Several neighbors shared Sunday visits and Mr Abwood painted his buggy bright yellow. Deck Albert plans to break on the Mrs Zine place soon. A neighborhood dance is planned for Saturday night.
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Irene Skaff
Margaret Bahauera
Miss Irene
Miss Margaret
Irene
Eb, Munger
Williston
Johnson
Colt
Deck Albert
Notice to Water Users for Lawn Watering Hours
Water consumers using water for lawns must follow the time limits set by ordinance. Watering is allowed from 5 AM to 10 AM and from 6 PM to 10 PM. The ordinance will be strictly enforced. C. C. Mackenroth, Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Mackenroth
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Council
He.c. Carney & Co
Bruegger Merc’t. Co
Ekeberg
Johm Hamilton
Orin Hamilton
A. Elliot
Willard Mont
Hedderich
Mr. Akey
Joseph Harvey
Gromatke
R. A. Rieder
L. J. Rieder
L. Lundell
C. J. Aiey
Francis
Ola
Zahl Zephers
COW Creek News
Mr. and
Mrs. Prank Habble
Banhamera
Miss Hillstades
Miss Harsted
Miss Skaff
Mr. Abwood
The
Citizens National Bank
U. 3
H.C. McCartney
James H. Cooper
W. S. Davidson
Geo. G. Harvey
C. M. Opdahl
T. F. Marshall
Davidson E. M. Atterbery
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