Local Round-Up from Williston and Nearby
Local notes report Mrs H H LaDue and Miss Mabel Metzger in town while Frank Conlin and John Doyle plan a Northwest Canada trip. Several visitors and residents, street work, a lost overcoat, and June activities including a mouse river church meeting and Williston celebrations are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Metzger
Grand Forks
Frank Conlin
John Doyle
Williston
Northwest Territory
Canada
J. A. Bain
Bainville, Mont
Central Security Company
Mouse River Association of Congregational Churches
Grandville
N. D
Kellogg
McKepsie
B. W. Dimmick
Resolutions honor Williston teachers institute work
A Williston Williams County Teacher's Institute committee on resolutions expresses gratitude for hospitality and efforts that enhanced the gathering. They thank Capt Bailey for the Missouri boat ride, Professor Hollie for inspiration, Judge Leonhardy for support and badges, Superintendent Brownaow for institute success, and ask publication in city papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Williams County
Capt. Bailey
Missouri
Hollie
Leonhardy
Brownaow
Mary E. Jewett
G. E. Mueller
B. A. Hunsley
Dying of Consumption and Local News Roundup
Dying of consumption is described in torments with a cure claim for Dr King’s New Discovery. The piece also notes the Baltimore convention dates for the Young People’s Society and reports local events, sales, a ball game, bereavement thanks, a pool hall shooting, and offers for spaying animals and day work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Myera
Cearfoss
Brownell’s
Dr. King
Fraok Egan
Bemia
E. F. McDowell
Dwyer
Bem
McDowell
Bemis
Williston Community Notices and Classified Rows
Dry cord and black rool for sal. John Heffernan announces services at 4713 Cullahan near Williston. Various notices list births, marriages, deaths, farm sales, horse herdings, stolen horse reports, and local business ads across Williston and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heffernan
Guaranteed 40 Percent Solution for Smutty Grain Sale
A bold sales pitch urges farmers to avoid grain smut by using a guaranteed 40 percent solution. The vendor claims the product is not an experiment but a safe preventative, warning that poor quality grain sells poorly and emphasizing certainty over chance.
Williston City Council Proceedings June 1905 Regular Session
Official Proceedings of the City Council of Williston North Dakota. June 5 1905 meeting notes include approvals of May 22 minutes and a permit request from Doug Bull to erect a brick building within the city limits referred to the fire and water committee, bill approvals recommended by the finance committee, and adjournment to June 13. A reconvened meeting on June 13 discusses John Heffernan's scale permit on Second Street with restrictions, a council review clause, and warrants for bills including Gustafson Nelson Brown Forbes Lovejoy and others. Also a stray notice for three light grey horses branded 96 AM and another branded with AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Williston
N. D
City of
Alderman Lane
Baldwin
van Dyke
Wegley
Scranton
Doug
Bull
Baldwin, van Dyke, Wegley
Purenant
Denny
LaDue
McChesney
John Heffernan
Second Et
Committee On
Etreete
John Hiffernan
Erie Gustafson
Jabo
Chas Brown
Chas Forbes
Julios Nelson N Ww
Br. Benny
Premiun
Chas Lovejoy
Labue
Wegler
Earrieg
Thurslay
D.C
Just What Everyone Should Do Mr. J 7 Barber of Irwinville
A garbled notice recalls a veteran barber with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised for immediate relief during a sudden attack. It also mentions laundry services and local school and fire history items in a dense clippings mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Cuba
Minnie Jacobs
Houston
Texas
Chamberlain
Dome
Mr. J
Barber
Irwinville
Mr. Barber
All Deudra
City barber shop promotes antiseptic services and hours
Fragmentary ad copy touts a barber shop, antiseptic care, hair tonics, and beauty remedies. It invites patrons, claims no baldness or skin issues, and advertises long hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mention of Prof Gordon appears without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacer
Citizen's Bank
Priven
Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Our
Lowney
Wish Drago
Williston, North Dakota
H. H. LaDue
W. RB. Bennett
Nelson
Beinett’s Place
J. Bruegger
Culbertson
Bruegger Mercantile Co
John G. Olson
California
Mises Bella
Lydia Leonhardy
Pacific Coast
Portland
Graphic
Isy M. Johnson
Peter Wald
Carbondale, Col
Willson’s Grove
David Sung
Main Street
A. W. Tracey
American Book Co
Chicago
Crow Dramatic Company
Oliver Arnold
Thie City
Geo. Hatfield
Yoon
Young People’s Society of Christian’ Endeavor
Congregational Church
Baltimore
Robert Bell
Dossa
North Dakota
Williston Society
Bucklow
O. K
L. L. Gregory
Hope
Tex
Brownell
Ross
J.D. Smith
Sherman J. Smith
Rinquette
Langford
Willston
Mra. & Kelly
Mary A. Corliss
Bradford
N. H
Brookfield
Jennie F. Douglass
Addie E. Latimer
Seattle
Wash
Sherman J. Savith
Sumner Smith
Montesano
Effie M. Ringuette
Devils Lake
H. ©. Longanecker
Berthold
Aterment
Painted Woods
W. H. Denny
Flrst National Bank
Will Boy & Gond
Wil- Maton
Williston Graphic
Mondak
Montana
Eli Zane
Abi
Mockel
A. A. Auetill
Wégley Bros
Williaton Drug Co
Great Northern Hotel
Cullahan
A. E. Maderson
J. M. Ullman
Schuler
N.D
R.T. Frazier
J. M. Howard
Sebafer
Dehyde
CG. Page
City Auditor
Medicine Lodge
AM Byanda
J. Carth
Siluaton
Bo'elock P.m. Mt .C. Pac
Land Office
Minot
Anne
Amed Gellar
Fermardy
Austill
Jam Court
Courthoune Illiston
Robert J. Ross
H. E
Twig
Edward V. Ackerman
William Young
Char- Ina Riper
Leonard M-Scrapton
R. C. Sanborn
E. C. Carney
U.S
Citizen’s State Bank Building
Elliot Steam’ Laundry
Wm. Loughland, Ar
E. 1. Gunderaon
Nesaonachool
Berg
Irons
Optia
Thaga
Boston
John Stover Jacobs
Steady
Panger
Preble
Ima
Williston, N. D
Oscar H. Willa
Col Bismarck, M.D
Dochterman
Union Block
Citizens State Bank
Prox No
Lota
Apple George Pu
Fredericksburg
Ryan & Lukken
Custom Tailors
Thomas & Monroe
G. M. Thomas
William, County
Fargo
North Dako
Erickson's Studio
A. D. Erickson
Dept. Main St
Wheelock, North Dakota
Annie T. Thompson
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