Williston Round-Up and July Celebrations Highlight Local News
Local items describe Derby at Bruegger's, July Fourth events in Williston, and ads for wallpaper, groceries, and meat. Officials like E. O. Wescott and R. C. Sanborn visit, while residents discuss drills, gardening, and homestead filings. The Williston Telephone exchange prepares to operate with about seventy subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruegger's
Williston
Woodley’s
E.O. Wescott
Nelson
Ice Cream and Local Notices Across Williston
A crowded column notes ice cream service starting after May 1 at a bakery on Fret and Main, plus various local updates. Deputy Sheriff Nela Kamp visits Hofi land, and residents Xinxa and McKay are mentioned. Other items include horse and drill equipment ads, medical news, a barber hat, nursing updates, oil and water claims, barbed wire, and a wedding at the Great Northern Hotel with Mr. and Mrs. Heffernlund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maylf Mas
A. M. Kixa
Williston, N. D
Star Meat Market Sold To Paul Scherbeck
The Star Meat Market has been sold to Paul Scherbeck who will continue the business at the old stand. Creditors are asked to settle with the market or Hedderich Bros. Co and G M Herpgrice Co at Williston North Carolina. Dated June 18 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scherbeck
Hedderich Bros. & Co
G. M. Herpgrice & Co
Williston
N. C
You Can Save on Millinery Before July Discounts
An advertisement promises a ten percent savings on all trimmed hat purchases at LT's store until after July Bb. Dane eh announces the offer with a 10 percent discount period for millinery shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Atore
Dane
Large reduction on trimmed hats at Mrs Mackenroth salon
From this date until after July 4 Mrs C Mackenroth will make a large reduction on the salon of all trimmed hats in Williston North Dakota. Call and see her before purchases. Date June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ©. Mackenroth
Williston
N. D
Nelson Correspondence Preview of 4th Celebrations
Ben Knight visits his horse camp while land work continues at W Schroeder. Calves branded on Bankes and Engemoen farms. crops good. A south side picnic is planned for the 4th at F Banke’s, with cake and old-time talk. School closes Friday the 27th. Hofflund folks plan a big 4th program at Nel son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Knight
Mr. Gunderson
W. Schroeder
Banks
Frisch
Grantier
Engemoen
F. Banke
Banks P.O
Hofiland
Nelson
Chas. Johpson
H. A. Nelson
W. Loughland, Jr
Hofflund
One Minute Cough Cure Praised By Parents In Loganton
D Scott Carrin of Loganton Pa testifies that One Minute Cough Cure beats all medicines for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles Mothers widely report its effectiveness for children Croup is severe enough to delay doctors Brownell McPhee advertise the remedy as pleasant to take and effective for coughs bronchitis and throat ailments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Scott Carrin
Loganton
Brownell & McPhee
Bruegger Merchant Makes Trip to Culbertaon Montana
Bruegger Mercantile Co. of this city sent a business party to Culbertaon Montana. An advertisement promises a cure for colds in one day by Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails. E W Grove's signature appears on each box. 6c, decl2yi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brudayer
John Bruegger
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Culbertaon
Mont
E. W. Grove
Ripples from Stony Creek Rural Notes
Too cold for corn Roy Rowell is an expert with a rifle. John Olaon finished sowing flax Monday say Mr Editor better give that censor of yours the water cure. Ole Bryn sold thirty head of beef cattle to Paul Schierbeck this week. Near Avoca the cure killed a valuable milk cow owned by C D Gibb. Mrs Otto Dahl has been quite sick the past week but is now on the mend. Mise Bee Harris expects to capture first money in the Ladies Race the 4th. Frank Rowell moved his well outfit north of town after failing to strike water at Ole Bryn’s. There is some excuse for a herd law in a continuous farming country but where thousands of acres of range will always be such it is amazing to see it in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Bryn
Paul Schierbeck
Avoca
C. D. Gibb
Otto Dahl
Mise Bee Harris
Frank Rowell
Ole Bryn’s
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Promote Spring Health
Spring fever signals biliousness a torpid liver and inactive bowels risk serious illness. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers stimulate the liver open the bowels and purify the system, with claims of safety and no griping. An Ohio reader endorses them as highly effective delivered by Brownell & McPhee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. M. Everly
Moundaville
W. Va
Brownell & McPhee
Ray residents report land filings and local activity
Addison Young and two Girard sisters filed on quarter sections of land while Ray sees strong post office moves and growing business. Flax seeding nears completion and 70 land-seekers visited. locals push for a crossing on the G N A R spur and note McCormick machinery samples and farm supply offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Young
Girard, Ill
Tast
Geo
Hongen
Northwood
N. D
John Thompson
River Settlement
Real Friend Endorses Kodol After Stomach Woes
W T Sturdevant of Merry Oaks N C says fifteen years of dyspepsia vanished after using Kodol. He reports immediate relief and says he can eat nearly anything now. The ad urges not dieting but using Kodol to digest food without stomach aid, from Brownell and McPhee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Oaks
N.C
Brownell & McPhee
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Congregational Church
Gust
J. Bjorklund
Bjorklund
Ming Lena Thorben
Movitor
Moorz & Dow
Doe
Guy Martin
Buford
Guy
Dude
Doc
Billy Langford
Fred W. Smith
Sauk Center
Minn
R.C. Sanborn
Register of the U. S. Land Office
Minot
W. A. Palmer
Louis Sehrerbeck
Palmer
A. J. Coggswell
J. L. Gibney
Deyila Lake
Diza
G. M. Hedwith
Mra. HéWderch
Culbertson
Bright
Geo. H. Stevens
McHenry County
Towner
Freeman Ranch
James Hefferman
Devile Lake
Wil- Nanton
Jimmie
Jine
Denny
Dow
Oure
Stacia Bros
Nela J. Kamp
Malcolm McKay
Tobacco Garden Ranch
Newson
Halvor Thorson
C. Jaynes and Family
Birdhead
Dr. Ennis
Haworth
Moore & Dow
Pocatello
Idaho
Woodward
Elmer Brainard
F. Rowell
E. Mesa
Prince Henry
Douglas Bell
Fargo
St. John’s Hospital
Bell
W.H. Denny
Missoula River
John Heffernan
Joe Langford
Stroop Bros
First National Bank
Farel Hollar
W. O. Holar
County
F. P. Siewert
Ralph
Lao Hollar
Mooar & Dow
Great Northern
Mies Gertie Cai
Wei Bessie Paulson
James Hefferlund
Graphic
Mrs. Smith
Minnesota
Donald Kerr
Mattson
Hedderich Bros
Mr. Schierbeck
Addreen
H. F. Merrit
Ridgelawn
Uolford
Geo. Thuel
Eight Mile
Ita
James Herreman
Mammoth Mercantile House
Wats
The
Arlington
Booker & Lockett
Wantford’s
Williston, N. Dak
Stony Creek
Roy Rowell
John Olaon
Mr. Sprang
J. Howard
Arthur Cody
Gilman Hongen
Meners
Nelson and
Thornem
D. Kirkhoven
Ray
Rinlick Haveing
Glen Burkett
Geo. O. Hougen
McCormick
Hutchins
J. Dahl
Thomas & Monroe
Williams County
North Dakota
Pop
Chas I. Davidson, Jr
G. H. Ross
H. Denny
de Williston
County Depository
M. G. Goleman
N. F. Tr
Jones Bros
Commission
Sharp
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