Mormon visitors L. Njos and Lars Olson in city yesterday
L. Njos and Lars Olson of Mormon were in the city yesterday as visitors.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
8
L. Njos and Lars Olson of Mormon were in the city yesterday as visitors.
The Williston platform calls for regular weights and measures inspections, free school medical exams, improved market facilities for farmers, river crossing plans, designated mayoral office hours, sanitary cleanup, city organization cooperation, fiscal responsibility with quarterly reports, and a united, non factional city administration to foster growth and home life. It emphasizes co operation with organizations, municipal economy, and unity to attract businesses and improve living conditions.
B H Agnew a lineman for the Dakota Wagers Telephony Co fell from a telephone pole and was fatally injured dying shortly after four o clock this morning.
A Dec date lists two branded grey and black mares on the left shoulder, both bare colts. a black tare foal coming two with large star. a bay pony, bab-tailed, and a bay igelding coming three. A reward of Seineed offered for delivery to H C Spoerlein in Trenton North Dakota. Also a street and tailored bats at Miss Taylors on Wednesday March 28.
Notice is hereby given of a mortgage foreclosure by sale on April 20 1911 at 2 pm at the courthouse steps in Williston North Dakota. Frank W Clark and Rose Clark as mortgagors defaulted on five notes including the January 190? due, securing the northwest quarter of section 20 township 100 range 155. The mortgage records in Williston, Williams County, will foreclose to satisfy the debt. Also an open house for tailored hats is announced for March 29.
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