Obituaries From Williston Town Document May 1 1918
The Williston Graphic reports multiple obituaries and notices. Louis Neulph died April 24 at 23 after appendicitis. he worked for Northwestern Fuel Co. Survived by mother and sister in Minot. Lundstrom infant son died from measles and pneumonia. funeral at M Church. Willis R Major, longtime resident, died suddenly at home after plowing. Born Fort Atchison March 4 1861. survived by mother, two daughters, and a brother. funeral at Williston Methodist Church with I C C F Lodge honors. Interments in Williston cemetery.
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Neulph
Louis Neulph
Northwestern Fuel Company
Minot
M. E. Church
Wickard
Williston
Lundstrom
Chas
Willis R. Major
Third Avenue West
Sixth Street
Major
McKenzie County
Sarah J. Dodge
William Lang
Nampa
Idaho
Fay M. Hill
Havre
Mont
Melvin D. Major
Williston Cemetery
Reverend Wickard To Deliver Churchs Ferry High School Commencement
Rev M D Wickard of this city has been invited to give the commencement address for Churchs Ferry High School. The ceremony is set for April 29. Superintendent Harding requested Mr Wickard's service in a letter.
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Wickard
M. D. Wickard
Churchs Ferry High School
Churchs Ferry
Harding
City Commission Discusses Hoses and Street Plans
The city commission met Monday with seven members present minus Bruegger who is away in Washington. The session touched on replacement or concession for faulty W S Knott fire hose, street department changes, and a six foot sidewalk on Fourth street. They appointed Lukins and Smith as chief and assistant chief, discussed bonds for electricians, and set final action on curb and grade work pending all property owners’ signups.
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Bruegger
Washington, D. C
W. S. Knott Company
Express
Carney
William English
W. S. Dorothy
Cooper
Pres. Craven
Fourth Avenue
Eighth Street
Broadway
Chi-Namel Demonstrator at Store Saturday on Varnish
The Chi-Namel demonstrator will visit our store on Saturday May ird to explain why varnish checks chips powders and stains occur from heat and water and why Chi Namel resists them. Fine furniture and good floors owners will find the information valuable. Stenehjem Husebye.
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Chi-Namel
Chi- Namel
Stenehjem & Husebye
Card of Thanks for Willis R. Major
We thank the Odd Fellows Lodge Rebekahs M W A and many friends for kindness shown after the death of Willis R Major and for the flowers Also thanks to the minister for his comforting words Signed Sarah J Dodge Melvin B Major
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Odd Fellows Lodge
Rebekahs
Willis R. Major
Sarah J. Dodge
Melvin B. Major
Meeting to Be Held Saturday on Agricultural Education
The article discusses rapid shifts in farming methods through education and on-farm demonstrations. It argues that showing cropping systems and livestock care directly to farmers accelerates adoption, especially during the transition from single crops to diversified livestock production. It notes a mild winter favored the poor.
Noxious Weeds Resolution and Foreclosures Notice
County board adopts a Noxious Weeds resolution ordering landowners to destroy listed weeds by July 10 1918 and to publish formal notice. Also details a chattel mortgage foreclosure sale for Peter Birkeland to Ole Howard with a 450 dollar note and possessions including two white mules and a set of harnesses. Public publication and notice requirements specified.
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North Dakota
Board of County Commissioners
Canada
Peter Birkeland
Ole Howard
Office of Register of Deeds
Williams County
G. Howard
Bonetrail
Williams
Jim
Fly
Ed_Hillestad
H.W. Braatelsen
Williston
N. D
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Williston Graphic
Bebe A Corbett
Matter and Publisher
Een Charader the Wiiliavon Nee
Ahane Tanil Santher
Official
Mamowry
K. Bt
W. Washington
Maryville
Joseph
Selma
Prine
Ousat
Earl S
Oakes
Frank
Methodist Church
Miss Rank
First National Bank
Webb
Collamina Jones Folden
Bresnt
Banke
Motion Carri
Ution
MH. Aren
Department of the Interior
D. C
Peter Rasmussen
Bonetrall
Township
P.meridian
U. S. Land Office
Herman H. Skoberg
Martin Jenson
Williaton
Harvey
Kaetsel
Joseph Bobamra
N. x
Thomas B. Murphy
Boston
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