Eorrex Fort Buford Lodge No 18 Meeting Notice
Eorrex Fort Buford Lodge No. 18 J C 0 F meets every Wednesday night D F Kise No 11 Sxrm WG N E Pavoniome Sec I C Stmvanz Treasurer Trustees Wat Swrver R Hf Core ano O Benau Williston North Dakota army FAST NOUED Arrives No 4 Mito Leaves No 10 Freight TOF Rocens agt
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Fort Buford Lodge
J. C
D. F. Kise
Sxrm
N.E. Pavoniome
Sec
I. C. Stmvanz
Treas
Trustees
Wat
Swrver
R. Hf
Coreano
O. Benau
Williston
North Dakota
Mito
Just Arrived Farm Machinery and Shoes at Brugger Mercantile
Full assortment of Mitchell wagons and Western King wagons with plows harrows and bugies plus a complete line of footwear. Men boys youths and ladies shoes in wide styles colors with prices from 0.68 to 4.50 and a large stock of latest style ladies and misses shoes at record low prices from Brugger Mercantile Co.
Local Round-Up Highlights from Chilcott to Minot
Geo Hanson of Chilcott buys supplies while Barrys of Eight-Mile visit the city. Bruegger Mercantile Co adds shelving in a new double store. Springbrook pump man Wm Tancre of Great Northern calls on city. Footwear ads and local visitors, including Misa Clara Nelson and TR Forbes family, noted. Dental offer and free teeth extraction advertised. Blackleg vaccine promoted for stockmen at Williston Pharmacy. Joseph T. Cornish and Josie Lovejoy wed by Justice Burgess. Epworth League serves ice cream and cake Saturdays near Hotel Columbian. C Stewart expands robe inventory. Conductor Hudson praised. Barstad and Anderson visit from Hoftland. Curtis-Whitley murder verdict returned. 12 years penitentiary. Laundry notices from Williston de Laundry.
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Williston
Joseph T. Cornish
Josie Lovejoy
Thomas Burgess
The
Pease
Hans Barstad
Wm. Anderson
Hoftland
Curtis-Whitley
Minot
Williston News Roundup May 1900 Highlights
Local industry notes include Bruegger Mercantile Co. deliveries and bank roof work by J E Devereaux. Montana Central railway strike ends. Dr Van Dyke returns refreshed. Dentists visit May 9 to 12. new actor plans at Opera House to aid Young People Society. Weddings, store openings, and a restaurant debut by Lem Nye’s Montana restaurant draw crowd. Community notices cover church services, missing livestock, and a Waterloo-like local election result favoring a People’s Ticket. Weather and road notes plus a dental ad close the column.
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F. H. van Dyke
Hhis
Montana Central Railway
M.J. Madden
Williston
Smearvalle Items and Rural Notes From Early Week
Local items report Louie Schirroeck losing a valuable horse in the Muddy this week. Piker returns from an Easter trip. The Creamery Co. now runs smoothly with engine and boiler set up. Our school closes Friday for summer. Miss Alma Leonhardy plans to return to Wisconsin after term ends. Mrs John Ross and daughter Florance move west of Buford to run a section house. Dunn and R. C. Methews plant five acres of potatoes. Election results hint at Republican scarcity in the capital. Williston folks ride out damp weather. a Good Samaritan offered a ride home but they rode on. St. Paul news brings new pictures and frames, second-hand goods, repairs by Geo M Tuomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Schirroeck
Piker
Z ‘the Creamery Co
Alma Leonhardy
Wisconsin
Leonehardy
John Ross
Florance
Buford
Dunn
R. C
Dance ball prompt hints at merriment and social ease
The passage evokes a carefree dance event with phrases about happiness and gaiety. It mentions singing and social gatherings, urging people to forget envy and trouble and attend the next ball. The language reflects period style with playful cadence and communal joy.
Made Young Again Pill Ad Promises quick teen restore
A fragmentary print ad from a 20th century page touts a “new life pill” claimed to renew youth. It cites claims by D. H Turner of Dempseytown and mentions Liver Bowels and Purly vegetable products with a price of 250. at Wanniston Pamacy Williston. The readable text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
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Dr. King
D. Hy Turner
Dempseytown
Wanniston
Williston
N. Duk
Old People Made Young by Vermontville Editor Sherman
Veteran editor J C Sherman of the Vermontville Echo reports Electric Bitters restore youthfulness for old people. The tonic allegedly calms nervousness aids digestion stimulates kidneys and improves appetite. Endorsed by Sherman as a marvelous remedy for age related complaints. 50 cents at Williston Pharmacy Williston North Dakota.
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J.C. Sherman
Vermontville
Mich
Echo
War Electric
Willlistos Puamracy
Williston
N. Dak
Furs Wanted by G M Tuestasy in Williston North Dakota
The undersigned will pay top prices for all kinds of fur. Address G M Tuestasy Williston North Dakota. Dated February 27 1900.
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Deur Bidea
G. M. Tuestasy
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J. C. Freup
J. W. Tavax
Register of Deeds
J. E. Freuy
Coromer
Dover
As Hell
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AN Taupe
Cormtaxn
Cal Wrrnatstrar
Courrem
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A. Hi
Brown
U. A. Wittmeter
Harvey
Marshal
Fred
Smith
Great Northern Railway
Tof. Rocens
Agt
Brugger Merchantile Co
Lawyer State's Attorney
Williams CO
M.D
Geo. Hanson
Chilcott
Mrs. Barry
Eight-Mile
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Wm. Tancre
Springbrook
Great Northern
Willie
Millard
Misa Clara Nelson
TR. Forbes
Madden
W. G. Burr
Kansas City
Dr. Belsen
Bruegger Mercantile
Sators
Epworth League
Columbi
C. Stewart
Hudson
Brueigger Mercantile Coo
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J. E. Devereaux
Martin Jacobson
Xb Minot
Bank
Lloyd Dow
Enat
Stony Crewk 'Stock and Dairy Co
Charles Quinn
Charley Bach
Jim Hill
Simmer
Glasgow Review
Earl Richards
Anil Kesheil
Bruegger Mercantila Co
Ki Maulers
Mr. Works
Buck Tell
Ranene
John Braewser
E. Leohardy
Thoshea
Wool
Ford
Sanit
Jos. J. Windle
Liverpool
London & Globe Tesurance Company
W. HL
Denny
Williston Dramatic Club
Opera House
Young People's Society
Mannino
Smyid ¥. Moor
Mary Newell
Robert J. McArthur
Mist Grace Ayers
Stroud
N.D
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Lem Nye
Lum Heen
al. Martin
Main
Metzger Streets
Montana
Sunsen Avenue
Corniasy & Ovensox
Ston, N. 1
Levi Pendroy
Towner
City
H. H. LaDue
Wild Phlux Camp 10604
I Histon
New Opera House
George Noble
Robert Mace
Geo. Wood
Mace
W—ontét
Missouri
Ole Gilbertson
Wack Anding
Proughing
Chas. F. Wheelee
Hert
Axe Barstan
Hoflland, N.D
Jesus
Jisinn
G. B. Metager
Republican Party
Ala
Austill
Chas. Baldwin
G.W. Newton
KA. Sharp
W. I. Dean
All. Butler
Albert Maderson
Nathan Ballinger
EK. Leonhardy
J. F. Woodley
Bucklen
Winnastos
Waillistot
Will’ston
F. M. Ross
Wingfeld
Tenn
Williaos Pianmacy
Nile
Bosches
N. D
Justive
St. Paul
Gooda
Nok
Geo
M. Tuomas
Febswa
Guuswith
Styush
Uatest Storts
Illustratio
Hedderich Bros. & CO
Hotel
Columbia
O. Bergh
Star Meat Market
Prange
Senaxrox
Genta
Furs
Belyea
Freeman's Millinery
Willis T Q Manhorth Dakota
G. Stewarts Harness Shop
Williams County State Bank
Chas
Davidson
Dre
Beiserer
Denny. Cashier
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