Local Round-Up From Wiliston and Nearby Areas
A busy note set from Wiliston and surrounding towns includes visits by H C DeLaney and Sheriff Schofield, upcoming events at the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Fargo, a Minot jeweler opening, and a Williston baseball victory. Fire at Leland House, wind damage, church and temple activities, and a Democratic county convention are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
North Dakota
Minot
Leland
Minot Kast
Dr. Belges
Miss Tens Freeman
Fort Buford Lodge
Loyalty Rebekah Lodge
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Fargo
Mission Revocation Notice and Severe Storm Report
Notice to Catholics in Williston urges attendance at a July mission at St. Joseph's Church led by a Redemptorist priest from St Louis. The sermon schedule will be announced July 2 at 10 30. Also reports a severe hail storm yesterday afternoon injuring gardens and blocking streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Woolley
Velva
M. E. Church
M. MB
Eaual
Williston
St. Joseph’s Church
St Louis
Hale
Major Murphy Vows Fight at North Dakota Nomination
Major Murphy, North Dakota political leader, plans to push his fight to the state nominating convention at Grand Forks on July 20 after a Fargo delegation seating dispute. He claims legal backing and vows to carry his campaign into the convention with backing among 86 of 146 Ward County delegates, despite Roach faction opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
J.8. Murphy
Minot
N. D
North Dakota
Fargo
Merchants
Major Murphy
Joseph A. Roach
Murphy
Ong
Ward
Roach
Local advertising note from Williston area
Special locals advertise Sharp’s feed mill in full operation offering ground feed quickly and oats wheat and corn. Barber shop opens in Union Block run by Prof Gordon. Wall paper from Williston Drug Co and carload horse contracts sought with Aston North Dakota contact Tack Smith foreman and 4117 Manager James A Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen’s Bank
Gordon
E. A. Sharp
Sharp
Aston
N. D
Tack Smith
Neason
J. D
Jumea A. Jackson
Banking Statement from North Dakota Bank in 1904
The document presents a bank statement listing assets including loans and discounts 87289, bonds to secure circulation 700000, stocks and securities 6500, and gold reserve 9200. It shows liabilities with general stock paid in, undivided profits, and certificates of deposit. The statement is sworn by cashier W. H. Denny on June 16 1904 before notary H. Copeland of Williams County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford
U.S. Land Office
A. A. Austil
John Mercer
St. P. M
Sarah D. Mercer
Jobn Mercer Sr
Baye
Spocie
State of
North Dakota
Jane
Lay Fane
Williston
Williams
Board of Bar Baucation
Yeserra
N. D
A. Dby
Order of the Board of Education
BR. H. Corea
Cattle buyers urged to contact Pioneer Land Co for spring carload lots
Taken up by Frank P. Siewert on May 31 1904 a black mare branded I C on left jaw is claimed. Owners must prove property pay charges and remove the animal at 4813 Williston North Dakota. June 3 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Adama
Williston
N. D
Pioneer Land Co
Frank P. Siewert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oliver Bert
Minneapolis
H. C. DeLaney
Peal, Minn
Wilbor
Ray
Phil. Pollock
Geo. BE. Baker
E. M. Pronty
Paul
Mim Grace Nelson
Louis Jaynes
Euroad
Sheriff Schofield
Mimics Bridgie
Mamie Shea
Sarah Mercer
Maloney
Wheelock ‘Tribune
Willaton
H. W. Franklyn
White Earth Record
BE. R. Brownson
Ada Clare
White Earth
the Graphic
E. H. Mellor
Jake Calvert
Bldcam
Opera House
H. M. Collecod
Chicago
Springbrook
Great Northern
City
Woolley
Henry F. David and
Misa Gussie M. Bigelow
Plentywood
Montana
J. Q. Adamo
Snother -Colmon
Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church
Schierbeck
Mackersie
Calderwood
Brownson
Heffernan
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Aoopey
A. W. Tracy
Sumerican Book Co
Heddershh Broa. & Co
Semen S Avenue
Brownell
Second Street
Wil- Maton
G. H. Slocum
Te Noble Theatre Co
Olthie City
E. 4. Palmer
Main Street
Seventh Reet
Broadway
Broegger Avenue
Zanl Avende
Sansom Avenue
Cateserence
Court House
John Bruegger
Democratic County Central Committee
Bruegger
R. H. Copeland
J. C. Dwyer
W. 8. Dunn
Stony Creek
Zeno Bruegger
C. V. Dieter
Chas
Thruen
W. C. Tatem
Dwyer
C. V. Dietar
H. A. Nelson
Hofflund
Baldwin
Zane Bruegger
Frank Collins
St. Louis
D. C
Minnie Bellin
Len Reid
Congregational Church
Graphic Office
E. R. Brownson
Graphic
Bronston
Bucklen
Brownells Drug Store
Joseph Raith
St. Joseph's Church
Denny & Wesley
St Paul
Omaha
Hoffland
Halvor Thorsen
W. T. Benton
Great Northern R. RB
James Borte
West & Woodman’s
Prof
Citizen's Bank
Union Block
Pioneer Land Office
Williston Drug Co
Dezigne
Ato
West & Woodman
J. Q. Adams
J.Q. Adams
Bruegger Mercantile Co
McCormick and Deering
Norte Dai
I A
Thomas & Monroe
Williams County
Snd
First National Bank
Resources
Hugh Lang
Andersignen
David B. Lang
Lana
Kpe
Uni Department of Pe
Nicolai Sandahl
Leonidas
VanBatkjoe
Nner
E. Brownbowmmissioner
Ra Jams Co
Cataldo
Ryan & Lukken
Custom Tailors
Winston
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