Local Round-Up Rest of City News
Local notes report Mrs. Rogan returning from Bonl ive Mont Mrs. Bears of Grand Forks star in city events. Page visits, audits, and duties on the railroad are noted. Residents move, travel and visit Bemidji Washington Bottineau and Leeds. A restaurant opens opposite Snyder’s, and changes in a butcher shop occur. A surprise party honors Miss Grace Nelson prior to her move to Leeds North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Smith
Snyders Confectlopery
Elliot Steam Laundry
Grand Forks
Bunker
A. Mackersie
BR. M. Calderwood
Congregational Church
Phillips
Maderson
Allan Rigby
Grace Nelson
G. M. Thomas
Christian Endeavor Society
Leeds
N. D
C.E
Nelean
A Fine Stone Quarry and Local Notices
Ed. Jack of Trenton showcased a fine wand stone from hills near his area, claiming depth and extent to supply blocks up to 20 feet square for rail shops and buildings west of the Mississippi. Also reports on Mrs. B. Wainwright recommending hot water intake of Colic Cholera drops, a failed arson at D. D. Davideon’s barn, Delaney Bros. planning a brick bank, L. H. Dow promoting Culbertson extension and telephone upgrades, plus Dr. King's New Life Pills advertised for vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Trenton
Hilla
Hie Place
Soanesa
Kliegin Jayere
Mississippi River
D. D. Davideon
Davideon
Dayldaon
Monisk
Delaney Bros
Delaney’s
L. H. Dow
Walliston Telephone
Awitch Board
Stevens & Sweetman
Dow
Culbertson
Buford Trenton Water Users Assoc seeks stock subscriptions
Citizens near the Buford Trenton irrigation district are notified by E E Jones secretary that meetings will be held in Buford Noble's Hall May 6 Eight Mile May 8 Rows Valley May 10 for subscribing to stock and signing contracts under reclamation rules. The books open 9 to 5, land documents urged, wives must sign if married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford-Trenton
E. E. Jones
Bec’y Buford-Trenton
Walter Users Association
Buford, N. C
Williston Becomes Passenger Division Hub Under New Rail Plan
The Great Northern Railway changes move Williston into a passenger division with the eastward minor division from Devils Lake to Williston and a Montana division from Williston to Cut Bank. Williston will host about twenty conductors and seventy to one hundred other workers, many with families needing housing as relocations rise. Bruegger Mercantile Co. plans three new brick dwellings now near completion, signaling a need for more residences to accommodate the incoming residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Great Northern Railway
Devils Lake
Montana
Cut Bank
Mont
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Del
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed By Merchants
A Harlan Michigan merchant Geo L Chand praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine, stating it cures a cough or cold quickly. The Walhalla Mountaineer notes product sales and urges dealers to stock it. Ellithorpe at Williamstown public school is reelected with a $100 wage increase, reflecting local appreciation of long-time service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Geo. L. Chand
Harlan, Mich
Jual
Gal
Walhalla Mountaineer
Ellithorpe
Baer
Fin
Dynamite cures coughs and market notes from Williston
An era of wild boasts includes a widow’s cough cured by Dr King’s remedy sold at a local drug store with a 50 cent trial bottle. Also noted are cabbage plants for sale near Williston, a Plymouth Rock brood inquiry, and a bartered brewery plan tied to underground pipes. Street hats and real estate for sale or rent appear alongside editorial quips about the Mondak News and a joking brewery scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Gray
Calhoun
Dr. King
Mondak News
Hoffetead
Adnitt
George Hruegger
Williston
Williston Board hires grammar teacher for 1905 school year
In a special April 29, 1905 meeting, the Williston Board of Education employed Miss Julia K. Bohan to teach the Grammar department for the coming year at sixty dollars monthly. Miss Hunsley's bid was tabled. The president appointed election judges and clerks for a May 13 bond election at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Walliston
N. D
Messrs
Leonhardy
Heffernan
Baldwin
Markell
Bellinge
Edythe Huns Jey
Joseph, Carhart
Mayville
Julia K. Bohan
Thie Pdbert
Cass
Misa Hunsley
Ballwin
Bohan
Williaton School
8. Brownell
C. Ellithorpe
Williston
Bonda
Bally King
Minnie Bellinger
R. H. Copgtann
Terrific Race with Death and More from Garden Valley News
Terrific race with death described by Ralph F Fernandez of Tunpa Fla. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring health after liver trouble and heart trouble gave him sleepless days. Advert shows 50c price at Brownell’s drug store. Also local items: families moving, workers busy, seed sales, drought effects, and a stray horse notice from Medicine Lodge Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Fernandez
Tunpa
Fla
Brownell’s
Basket Ball Game At School Opra House Friday May 5
High school and upper grades contend for school championship at the opera house Friday evening May 5. A Nyoly game is expected and the event aims for an entertaining, orderly program with a good time for all attendees. Reserved seats on title at Rose Valley. Services at Rowe Valley schoolhouse Sunday at 1 30 pm. Weather notes: high winds caused prairie area damage, showers last Friday, grain sown has germinated. Rest ads: two furnished rooms inquire Mrs Ellithorpe Fox 8Aze ranch 140 acres near Mockel Wit Willinton N D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Rose Valley
BM. Teake
Thompson Peery
Missouri
Charlie
Thornton
Hattie Snow
Jack Lambert
Dave Diehl
Charlie Peery
Rolla Burch
Sherlock Holmes Detective Stories in The Minneapolis Journal
The Minneapolis Journal began publishing original Sherlock Holmes tales weekly, each a complete mystery narrated by Dr. Watson. Conan Doyle revived Holmes after The Final Problem, but critics deem these later adventures inferior to the original. Subscribe three months for a dollar to read the northwest’s best daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Minneapolis Net
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. Watson
Conan Doyle
Minneapolis Journal
Great Northwest
Journal
Northwest
Wheelock Itams at Great Northern Hotel Social
A lively Thursday evening dance at the Great Northern hotel drew a large crowd. Local merchants conducted business with visitors from Weathopp and Grand Forks while residents and guests, including Anton Thompson and Ivar Neos, shared updates on claims and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock
Great Northern Hotel
Thoreday
M. Fuscelt
Theadey
Mies Anna Romanes
Weathopp
Larciaim
O. A. Kurlend
Gol Grain Bisenit Cr
Grand Forks
Hotel Trenton Ad Announces New Inn and Services
An item notes a new hotel to be built in Trenton by Mrs. M A Hodson offering close meals and accommodations. Also advertised are an antiseptic barber shop with various hair and face treatments, free close shown poo for ladies, water works, and dressmaking by Mrs. Ryy at White's Milliner Store with popular prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Trenton
M.A. Hodson
M.A. Hadpan
Citizen's Bank
Gordon
Contest Notice in North Dakota 1906 Land Claim
Fragmentary notice outlines a land contest in North Dakota dated April 1906. It cites a claimant named Gal possibly contesting a tract in township 1 range 108 partly abandoned and in diminished condition. The notice calls for responses by a specified attorney with formal proof deadlines and references U.S. law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacdinot
N. D
Ban Foumont
United States
Uni Parti
Shane
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Platt’s
Lowney
North Dakota
Wm. Rogan
Bonl«ive, Mont
Bears
Taeaday
Mondak
D. C. Page
Exse
Anahor
Obo LeDosquet
Hillyard
E. A. Woodward
W. H. Denny
Levi Arnold
Bemidji, Minn
Ra. W. T. Denton
Beattie, Wash
Nettle Waldron
Misa Clara Ross
L. V.coulter
Summit
Waallington
Ben Knight
Nelson Valley
Elizabeth Gibbs
Dan Gibbs
Bottineau
Yaturday
Ron
F. B. Chapman
Buford
Prof. Gordon
Carley” Patterson
Carley
Dick Gordon
Moons
Aale
B. Wainwright
Lemon City Fish
Warren
Marc
Boulder
Alex. Dahl
Otto Dahl
Jay Grantier
Eouth
Missouri River
Alex
W. A. Palmer’s
Williaton
First National Bank
Plymouth Rock
Hele
White
Dehyde
S. Brownell H
Great Northern
Phoos
Williston, N. D
Garden Valley News
AN. Daot
Linnenpulis Wedneslay
H.C. Hvalia
George Francis
Mra. W. C. Francia
Crystal
Abe
Mra. KR
R. Farrell
Walter
al. Leen
Gales City
Ilinois
Ates
W. C. Francis
Burbank
C. C. Ekeberg
E. & Bulle’ Plaine
Hed Propery
Real
Yan
Austill
Medicine Lodge Hill
J. Cartier
N.D
Land Ofce
Minot
du Merry
Margaret A. Dow
N. Fangs
Vis
Jersom
W. C. Holler
C. E. Maday
Beith
Basinoan
Register
J. E. Westbrook
Canan Doys
Dochterman
Union Block
Citizens State Bank
Will & Co
Bismarck
W.A. Hall
Albert Patterson
A. J. Panger
Mgr
Thomas & Monroe
Williams County
Fargo
Anton Thompson
Bia Vinit
Farnwelt
Mills
Agin
Ivar Neos
Minnt
Jobo Mandt
Calbertron
Tualvens
Inda Eggilaon
A Bros. Ari
Graphic Office
Ryan & Lukken
Custom Tailors
Erickson’s Studio
A. D. Erickson
Dept. Malo Mi
Wheelock, North Dakota
Annie T. Thompson
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